"Crack, it is addictive as crack," he wrote on Facebook.
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Pretty boxes are crack, so now you have more crack.
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"Crack heads" and "crack babies" make their way into colloquial speech.
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He didn't slip through one crack, he slipped through every crack.
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The spokesperson alleges Doak also had suspected crack cocaine and a crack pipe.
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"It's like a crack and the crack gets wider and wider," she said.
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People that started doing crack knowing that crack was going to fuck 'em up.
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He pled guilty to 2 felonies -- conspiracy to distribute crack and distribution of crack.
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He turned out to be a crack addict, and he got me into crack.
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He said the job caused enormous physical pain and took a serious emotional toll, as managers cultivated a "crack the whip, crack the whip, crack the whip" atmosphere.
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"If the law said you had crack, you had crack," she recalls him telling her.
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If you can crack these poems, it seems, you can crack the riddles of existence.
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We being the first generation of crack dealers who were the children of crack addicts.
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" Biggie's Tower of Toffee ($50, Biggie's Crack Toffee) "They don't call it 'crack toffee' for nothing.
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Whoever can crack the West Midlands is well placed to crack the rest of the country.
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Because if you show a single crack, we'll see it isn't a crack, but a chasm.
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Simply labeling infants as "crack babies" was enough to do harm Moreover, research from the crack years also showed that simply labeling cocaine-exposed infants as "crack babies" often did harm.
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Crack is snack Gwyneth Paltrow: I would rather smoke crack than eat cheese out of a can.
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I watched incredible documentaries on crack addiction, on Miami in the 1980s, and interviews with crack addicts.
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Then we check the crack to see how effectively the fiber composites slow down crack growth rates.
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Studying crack users Crack cocaine is said to be a low-end incarnation of a rich man's drug.
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Amber Rose learned fast way back when ... she chose the crack life, but the crack life rejected her.
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And she only recently began posting her shimmering pastel-infused creations on her Crack Crack Crush Tumblr page.
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"On the scale between candy and crack cocaine, it's closer to crack cocaine," Mr. Anderson said of screens.
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Read: The Crack-Smoking Crime Reporter Who Covered America's Crack Epidemic On Monday, a petition popped up on Change.
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Link could see it, almost touch it, through a crack—a crack not quite wide enough to squeeze through.
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Though outnumbered, a ragtag Mexican army managed to defeat the crack French troops (back when they had crack troops).
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You're an addict trying to organize your crack, and they're selling you pretty boxes to put your crack in.
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YouTube. There are these amazing people who just go into crack dens with their phones and interview crack addicts.
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I was smoking crack every day, living at the spot [crack house], and the most unlikely person walked in.
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In this case, it moved in hugely different ways parallel to the crack, as compared to perpendicular to the crack.
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"I do not use crack cocaine, nor am I an addict of crack cocaine," he said at a news conference.
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During the crack epidemic, we talked about crack babies and welfare queens, while white pundits said the problem was culture.
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Stevens: The crack is damaged, and by stepping on the crack, you may transfer some of that damage into yourself.
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"This is a tough nut to crack — famously, one of the toughest nuts ever to crack," George said on the podcast.
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The Macon County DA spokesperson told PEOPLE that Shannon was allegedly in possession of both crack cocaine and a crack pipe.
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It makes 2010 crack sentencing reforms, which eased crack sentences to bring them more in line with powder cocaine penalties, retroactive.
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No. 5: Crack babies and superpredators A thought experiment: It's the 1980s and crack cocaine is ravaging black communities across America.
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The Power Mac G4 Cube was meant to crack the home market, but it only managed to crack its own casing.
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Step on a crack, my dearies, step on a crack and teach your granny to suck eggs from her one basket.
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It makes 2100 crack sentencing reforms, which eased crack sentences to bring them more in line with powder cocaine penalties, retroactive.
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He would eliminate sentencing disparities between crack and powder cocaine, noting that harsher sentences for crack cocaine disproportionately affect defendants of color.
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Yeah. Is taking the iPad away from my 2200 year old tantamount to taking a crack pipe away from a crack addict?
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Beer: Why crack open a cold one with the boys when instead you can crack open a cold one in perfect solitude?
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During the so-called crack epidemic in the late 20143s, the perceived user and trafficker of crack was black, young and menacing.
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When we analysed these participants' crack use histories over time, a pattern emerged: significant increases in cannabis use during periods when they reported they were using it as a crack substitute, followed by decline in the frequency of crack use afterwards.
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The problem in much of the public eye, in fact, wasn't that people were suffering from crack addiction, but that people's crack addiction and the black market for crack led to crime and murders that could, in turn, damage white communities.
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"If we measure the way the crack fills the space — a typical fractal dimension — the crack is a mono fractal," he told Gizmodo.
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One crack, called the Halloween crack, first appeared in October 2016 on the north section of the shelf and continues to move eastward.
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I had no idea that entertainment lawyers spend a good 25 percent of their day talking about side-butt versus full crack versus partial crack versus full back-al — as opposed to full frontal — full posterior view, half-crack with mostly side.
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His mother was sprinkling crack cocaine on cigarettes — she liked the smell of the drug mixing with tobacco — and smoking crack rocks from pipes.
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ALG: So if you could crack the alcohol industry here, the nightlife and social customs and get togethers, then you could crack it anywhere?
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FCC VOTES TO CRACK DOWN ON ROBOCALLS: The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) on Thursday took its first step to crack down on illegal robocalls.
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To the extent that the use of crack among whites was acknowledged, newspaper articles sympathetically detailed the plight of white middle-class crack users.
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Obama's response to the 2014 "border crisis" was to crack down on the people he could crack down on: adults, including asylum seekers, and families.
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Qualitative studies in Jamaica and Brazil also indicate that crack users frequently self-medicate with cannabis to reduce cravings and other undesirable effects of crack.
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The sentencing disparity between crack and powder cocaine resulted in longer sentences for crack cocaine offenses, 80 percent of which were applied to African Americans.
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Congress, for instance, massively increased penalties against crack cocaine in 243 in response to concerns about a crack epidemic and its potential link to crime.
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The big difference between crack and powder cocaine: Black Americans are more likely to use crack, while white Americans used the more expensive powder version.
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It started out as dumb motherfuckers partying, having a good time, and they were sniffing coke and crack came out and they start doing crack.
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If you force it, it has a tendency to crack, and once you crack it, it's going to be a bitch to get it out.
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This means it is critically important to quantify rates of crack growth, and to understand how rapid crack growth can affect the integrity of bridges.
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Crack and cocaine can cause multiple psychiatric problems, with paranoia occurring in 84 percent of cocaine users, and crack associated with more frequent and intense symptoms.
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The 2900-foot-wide crack advanced an additional six miles (238 km) in January, and earlier this month a second crack appeared at the leading edge.
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Asia's gasoline crack spiked by more than 115% to $8.09 a barrel from June 21 while naphtha's crack jumped 73.3% to $40.43 a tonne.
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The deputy found cocaine still in the car, a crack pipe on the car floor, and a crack rock on the center console, the sheriff's office said.
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Much of the reaction back then focused on "crack babies" — the idea that kids with mothers who used crack would turn out to have serious birth defects.
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He warned the audience it probably wasn't appropriate -- especially with his family in attendance -- but Charlize had no qualms ... and dropped a crack about bleaching your crack.
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Crack is a joke until a friend shares their story of growing up with a crack-addicted mother, or a family member is sent to prison for possession.
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And it certainly seems to be the people most removed from those experiences that are serving up gourmet "crack caramels" and "crack sauce"-drenched tacos with a wink.
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"The fracture surface of the missing blade showed curving crack arrest lines consistent with fatigue crack growth," the NTSB said in a news release about the 2016 incident.
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"Recently I've started to crack… the pressure of social media is getting to me," the video reads as the egg's shell begins to crack before breaking into pieces.
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NOEL WILLIAMS, 0003, SOUTH LONDONA former heroin and crack dealer I was selling heroin and crack on my estate in Tooting from the age of 2000 to 228.
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I wrote The Art of Being Free because I couldn't figure out any better shot for right now at helping us crack that fear and crack that indifference.
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But we must not allow the left to crack down on free speech, to crack down on conservative speech, in the aftermath of what is happening in Charlottesville today.
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But they left a crack in the armor, and the FBI wants to create policy to jump through that tiny crack and read what is on Syed Farook's phone.
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While she employs multiple pieces of software in her work, Oravecz mostly uses Cinema 4D and the Zbrush digital sculpting tool to create the works on Crack Crack Crush.
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" The report said inmates started calling mental health treatment "crack therapy," because staff would only speak to them "through a crack at the hinge of the solid metal door.
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The first crack importers and suppliers were British Jamaican gangs who used existing friendships and supply lines from the Caribbean to import cocaine and wash it up into crack.
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And the reality is there are a lot of kids still in those neighbourhoods, still in those hallways, still selling crack, still avoiding the kids that selling crack [laughs].
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" - Michael, 33 "Let homeless man smoke crack inside.
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The 80s is all the crack and stuff like that, so I had to tell him, my nigga, this beat that you jumping, this ain't crack, this heroin, my nigga.
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In essence, crack was 100 times more illegal than cocaine—and it was no coincidence that the law targeted poor black communities, where crack was far cheaper and more prevalent.
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To crack open his find, Hole tried a rock saw, an angle grinder, a drill, even putting the thing in acid, but not even a sledgehammer could make a crack.
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Remember that time Oscar winner Tatum O'Neal was arrested for trying to buy crack and she said she was buying crack because her dog had died and she was sad?
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A 2010 law intended to address the sentencing disparity between crack cocaine offenders and powder cocaine offenders would be applied retroactively — covering inmates incarcerated for crack cocaine offenses before Aug.
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"When you crack 60, as we did with our great city and state of New York, when you crack 60 with three people, that's pretty hard to do," he said.
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"The fissure that opened on April 30 will become a crack, and that crack is what is going to break the levee," Lopez told reporters from Spain's Caracas diplomatic residence.
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FACEBOOK PROMISES TO CRACK DOWN ON SPAM LINKS: Facebook said on Wednesday that it will crack down on links to sites that contain an excessive number of ads or little substance.
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"We even had disdain for 'crack babies,' " Anderson says.
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Try to keep the air flowing — crack a window.
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WASHINGTON — A crack just formed in Trump's impeachment wall.
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"If it's too warm and you add the liquid it will crack the ice glasses," said King, just like pouring warm soda over ice cubes will cause them to pop and crack.
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She bounced back from prostitution and crack addictionTyka battled an addiction to crack cocaine and prostituted herself to support her children, according to the September 23, 2003, issue of The National Enquirer.
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The bill provides relief to 28,29 people serving harsh and outdated sentences for old crack cocaine charges, which weighed one gram of crack cocaine as equivalent to 210 grams of powder cocaine.
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Rather than judge their eligibility based on how much crack they possessed when convicted, DOJ argued that they should consider the largest amount of crack the inmate may have admitted to owning.
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Yet McKernan's blockchain-powered cannabis genomics project is about more than avoiding lawsuits and enabling effective branding for growers who want you to know that their Green Crack is actually Green Crack.
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Since the bakery's opening over 10 years ago, the Crack Pie has been a foodie's favorite — however, its moniker has sparked controversy for seemingly making light of the seriousness of crack cocaine addiction.
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Crack is cocaine, and yet while cocaine is regarded as a casual party drug, crack users are seen as far more erratic, or even pathetic; as out-of-it, homeless, toothless, and desperate.
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Even though more white people reported using crack more than Black people in a 1991 National Institute on Drug Abuse survey, Black people were sentenced for crack offenses eight times more than whites.
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Opioids are the new crack epidemic (although the victims of opioids are getting more compassion and less jail time than the victims of crack), and a real-life Gordon Gekko is our President.
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DEMS UNVEIL BILL TO CRACK DOWN ON WAGE THEFT: Three congressional Democrats on Wednesday introduced legislation that would crack down on employers who don't pay their workers all the wages they earn. Sens.
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Only three other stars managed to crack the top 10.
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It has been my crack for the last 13 years.
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It wasn't saying that it could crack the phone's encryption.
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If you cut along a crack or inclusion, they shatter.
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Within days, she was smoking crack and shooting heroin again.
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It's only by obsessive, detailed observations will we crack it.
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The next crack at a discharge petition comes July 23.
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Sidewalk Labs could help agencies everywhere crack a few codes.
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She ended with a crack about McConnell's treatment of Sen.
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And if you've developed a penchant for heroin and crack….
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Black may crack if you're not taking care of it.
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Who wouldn't crack a smile looking at those photogenic faces?
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But never in my life did I ever do crack.
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But ice has the ability to freeze and crack fire.
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Sessions had threatened to crack down, though he never did.
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Wolf didn't crack a single roast towards the first lady.
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How hard is it to crack cases in this way?
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It took her about a year to crack 100,000 followers.
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Kataguiri spent most of 2016 trying to crack Breitbart's formula.
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They are ciphers for the white male protagonist to crack.
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Specialist analytic software tools are needed to crack the code.
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They have a harder part of the business to crack.
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"I wanted to show a crack in that," Levy said.
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And then, they saw a crack spreading through the earth.
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Any crack in Republican unity has the potential to spider.
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The crack of ball meeting bark resounded across the hole.
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Some of the memes you have to crack up about.
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And people can't help but crack up at Torres' gaffe.
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My soul is turning sour; my voice beginning to crack.
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Punishments for cocaine and crack offences were made more proportionate.
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We dare you not to crack a smile at this.
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Promising to crack down on executive pay is generally popular.
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I even manage to crack a smile at someone's joke.
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Scientists are monitoring this crack with sensors on both sides.
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Want to take a crack at capturing your own moonbow?
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Feel free to grunt as you crack that spine. Aaargh!
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But it's also a much harder technical nut to crack.
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Crack the eggs into a bowl and whisk until combined.
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With three weeks left in the game, someone's gonna crack.
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"I would say it's like crack on steroids," Madras said.
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The world of entrepreneurship is a tough one to crack.
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The crack as seen from a helicopter in December 23.
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Go deeper: How to crack down on surprise medical bills
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We crack open a few beers and enjoy the float.
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And it doesn't take a Defender to crack that code.
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I've been to mansions and I've been to crack motels.
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They haven't been able to really crack the code there.
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But the rest of Asia may be harder to crack.
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Orlando Bloom is so funny he can crack himself up.
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The longer the password, the harder it is to crack.
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Finding work for refugees is another tough nut to crack.
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London is moving to crack down on pollution and congestion.
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Turns her head, ear aligned perfectly with the crack. Listens.
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Murcio drew an analogy to a crack in the ice.
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But that's of no use to many crack cocaine users.
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And Trump's campaign itself seems like it's starting to crack.
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As for gaining exposure, that's a harder nut to crack.
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Justice League will be lucky to crack the Top 25.
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Smoking crack inflames asthma and can permanently harm the lungs.
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Police are hoping new technology can finally crack the case.
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No word on when investigators plan to crack it open.
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These advanced machine learning tools can even crack fictional languages.
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For Wright, the porcelain god, this was another hairline crack.
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CNN did not crack the top five in either category.
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At these high pressures, the diamonds really want to crack.
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And that seems like a very hard problem to crack.
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QuizUp and Trivia Crack had their moments of viral fame.
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Don't forget you have to crack open the chest cavity.
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Time to crack a cold crab leg with the boys.
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Morris Chestnut's good looks are a tough nut to crack!
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Overall turnout, meanwhile, didn't even crack double digits, at 8%.
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Becky Quick: So you like the crack spread right now?
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But the twelfth expedition hopes it can crack the mystery.
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"Guitar tops will crack if they're not humidified," Jennings says.
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Police need to crack down on drug possession and dealing.
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In a medium bowl, crack the egg and whisk together.
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The order will crack down on "abuses" in such programs.
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I couldn't crack it," Affleck said on "Jimmy Kimmel Live!
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Occasionally, a woman will appear and crack a few herself.
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A drug dealer blew crack cocaine smoke into her face.
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She also took a crack at explaining that awkward moment.
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Crack out the pear emoji when chatting about your behind.
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Everyone appreciates a person that can crack a few jokes.
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The crack was first spotted two years ago via satellite.
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And when that big crack came, boy was it satisfying.
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This shows if Apple won't crack it, somebody else will.
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It's aiming to crack nothing less than its own narrative.
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The crack did not go over well with Democrats. Sen.
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We've got another crack to steal one on Monday night.
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"I saw what crack did to my auntie," he said.
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Even the Countess has managed to crack a rare smile.
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Those words apparently helped crack the case (pun in intended).
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But she can have a crack at their written vocabulary.
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Amazon is trying to crack down on bad cables, too.
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A lot of cocaine; a lot of crack and meth.
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When we came up, crack was rampant in the city.
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I had people in my family who battled crack addiction.
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Market participants also focused on a weakening gasoline crack spread.
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Crack, women, walking around with guns, the life at night.
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The EU, meanwhile, has a crack team of around 600.
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"He was making me crack the fuck up," Gross says.
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Very large crack with piece of window missing at bottom.
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THE COOK UP: A Crack Rock Memoir, by D. Watkins.
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They didn't crack even the slightest hint of a smile.
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My first crack at constructing was for our school newspaper.
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Crack open your wallet and go to an N.W.S.L. game.
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We have a crack team of culinary paramedics on staff.
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" The New York Times asked, "Is Ethiopia about to crack?
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The Quinnipiac poll shows the armor is starting to crack.
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Still the government had to crack down on capital flight.
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The echoing crack of clubs against a young man's skull.
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Ms. Irizarry, too, fought addictions, to alcohol and crack cocaine.
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When properly implemented, neither would be technologically possible to crack.
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A certain sign of a crack in our health infrastructure.
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His crack about Sumner, for example, was cutting, even snarky.
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Ms. Sanderson is also said to be a crack fisherwoman.
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Sumwalt said the crack was not detectable from the outside.
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How hard is it to crack into the smartphone market?
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Oh, then people just really started smoking crack and shit?
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Whatever you do in life, don't do no fucking crack.
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For Apple, however, it's been a tough market to crack.
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Did you jump for joy when heard his (collarbone) crack?
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The genius sat up, feeling his vertebrae crack and realign.
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If I crack it, I am cracking someone else's phone.
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It's the strange desire to see morning show anchors crack.
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So I was a crack addict for about eight years.
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Let's face it, Magic Eye pictures are hard to crack.
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That, they hoped, could keep the crack from continued spreading.
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Read This Next: Rhythm is Like Crack for Your Workout
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At this point, we hear the cell door crack open.
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I didn't even crack the spine on the overnight flight.
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They hadn't figured out how to crack it earlier on.
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They make such hysterical noises that they crack me up.
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I mean, the iPhone is very, very difficult to crack.
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KS: Yeah, you're going to crack it, that's your thing.
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Crack it apart, and you get VINE at 24D — perfect.
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Pat yourself on the back and crack open a cerveza.
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That's what makes crack addictive, while Prozac can be therapeutic.
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Watch as she finds the crack under the toolshed door.
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Does this mean she wants another crack at Holly Holm?
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To be fair, it is a hard nut to crack.
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It can flourish "in a sidewalk crack," Mr. Gates said.
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"They are a particularly difficult nut to crack," he said.
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They say crack, cocaine, and marijuana are the most popular.
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I was there during the crack epidemic in the '90s.
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It just started going down, like — crack cocaine and weed.
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They crack smartly and make you nostalgic, wherever you're from.
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Jade wouldn't crack when we asked about her relationship status.
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Right now they are number one for consuming crack cocaine.
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Interests represent the company's latest effort to crack that nut.
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How did the police crack the Golden State Killer case?
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So roughhouse, crack jokes, watch sports, climb trees, build campfires.
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That's a tough nut to crack for contemporary Y.A. writers.
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Officials have started to crack down harder on these extremists.
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But it's a safe he hasn't been able to crack.
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This can then progressively crack many bricks across the core.
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So when they crack, oppression [of protesters] is the result.
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His wife, Monica Fortenberry, couldn't help but crack a smile.
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I've introduced legislation to crack down on this corporate abuse.
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Rivera was found guilty of trafficking crack cocaine in 2001.
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Amazon once again failed to crack the list of 100.
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It didn't have the sharp crack of a rifle shot.
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"If they dry too quickly, they will crack," he said.
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Currently, "Arthur" doesn't even crack the top 200 boys' names.
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"I was addicted to crack for four years," he said.
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Elmo gets busted for selling crack at one point, too.
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But they found the downtown scene was difficult to crack.
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Twitter is trying to crack down on its trolling problem.
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""Still the most probable crack comes out of fixed income.
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And this week, a thin crack in conference unity appeared.
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They haven't really been able to crack into that market.
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After his arrest, the wall between them began to crack.
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The hardest nut to crack, however, will be dairy subsidies.
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It's not designed to crack that way at all. Period.
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The crack dealer was sentenced to 12 years in prison.
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The Dow's percentage decline doesn't crack the top percentage declines.
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The Chinese are also furiously trying to crack the market.
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Filthy people squatting on the sidewalk passed around crack pipes.
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There are tentative signs this may be starting to crack.
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And then the shells crack open in a distinctive way.
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Senate Democrats are looking to crack down on payday lenders.
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We should crack down on gun trafficking and straw purchasers.
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"The crack spread can only widen so far," Kilduff said.
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Meanwhile, O'Connor will take another crack at the severability analysis.
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His father was struggling with an addiction to crack cocaine.
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Cameras in that alley ultimately helped police crack the case.
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The bill aims to crack down on online sex trafficking.
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People can say I'm crazy, smoking crack, which I don't.
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But crack cocaine wasn't introduced into the country until 1984.
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Pile on too much schoolwork, and the child may crack.
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He had fewer edits to make, fewer jokes to crack.
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But even they're worried by the government's recent crack down.
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I'm used to people in wheelchairs, doing crack outside, whatever.
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One of the fences is bent, leaving a crack open.
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Are you going to take every joke I crack literally?
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Like a flower growing through a crack in the concrete.
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It wasn't like I was on the corner selling crack.
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One of the reasons that, for instance, in the 1980s and '90s the crack wars were so violent in the United States is not because the crack itself was causing people to become violent.
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Mr. Desormeau had said he found a rock of crack cocaine on Mr. McCoy, and testing indicated that the twist bag in which the crack was found contained DNA that matched Mr. McCoy's sample.
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For one, the crack epidemic was associated with more street violence — there were more shootings and murders during the crack epidemic, as the homicide statistics show, than there have been during the opioid epidemic.
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" Elizabeth, she adds, with a glacial narrowing of the eyes, must not flinch: "Because if you show a single crack, we'll see it isn't a crack but a chasm, and we'll all fall in.
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If I could go to prison for five years for getting caught with an ounce of crack, or if the chance that I'll get caught increases, I'll charge my buyers more for that crack.
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Shannon was arrested on possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia charges after she allegedly had crack cocaine and a crack pipe on her, the spokesperson said, adding that the substance was undergoing testing.
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Shannon was arrested on possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia charges after she allegedly had crack cocaine and a crack pipe on her, the spokesperson says, adding that the substance is undergoing testing.
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I also had to pay a $100 incident fee for the crack on the back of my iPhone X, which was a bit of a surprise, since I figured AppleCare would cover a single crack.
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We found that people who intentionally used cannabis to control their crack use showed a marked decline in crack consumption, with the proportion of people reporting daily use dropping from 35% to less than 20%.
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Like several other Democrats, she would eliminate the differences in sentencing for powder versus crack cocaine, as crack cocaine offenses have traditionally garnered longer sentences and been more likely to affect poor and minority defendants.
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As crack addiction strangled black communities in particular, policymakers didn't reach to more treatment to deal with the problem; instead, the response to the crack epidemic was built almost entirely around the criminal justice system.
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Other popular indicators are the 5-3-2 crack (five barrels of crude, three barrels of gasoline and two barrels of diesel) and the 2-13-1 crack (two crude, one gasoline and one diesel).
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I mean, not necessarily smoking crack, but I guess then, for me, on the outside looking in, I guess I always look at it like the whole crack thing started as like a party aspect.
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The engineering company, Figg Bridge Engineers, delivered a technical presentation on the crack, and "concluded there were no safety concerns and the crack did not compromise the structural integrity of the bridge," the statement said.
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"The FIGG engineer of record delivered a technical presentation regarding the crack and concluded that there were no safety concerns and the crack did not compromise the structural integrity of the bridge," the statement said.
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A crack in the neck of the comet, initially about 210 yards long when Rosetta arrived in August 2014, lengthened by 30 to 45 yards A new crack, about 160 yards long, opened up nearby.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) t0 crack a beer and go live.
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The glass jars may crack when they're lit, Good Housekeeping reports.
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I crack my knuckles and ya witherin'You tough enough, ya hufflepuff?
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"Recently I've started to crack," reads a caption from the clip.
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Krug is sincere, but a tough, often contradictory nut to crack.
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This requires an attacker to crack (or decrypt) these "hashed" passwords.
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Hillary Clinton didn't crack that "highest, hardest glass ceiling" last night.
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The brand new iPhone 8 doesn't even crack the top 5.
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Investigators looked into the case but were unable to crack it.
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Moynihan says he used to spot crack vials on the field.
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That is, until the duke decides that somebody should crack down.
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One potential crack in this reputation emerged shortly before confirmation hearings.
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"It is a crack into what might have happened," Martindale specifies.
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Since last November, the crack has lengthened by some 90 miles.
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HENRY: To be tougher and to crack down on illegal immigration.
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We can only imagine what the Polaroid Crack has in-store.
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While Taobao has failed to crack the U.S. consumer market, Alibaba.
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Donald "Cowboy" Cerrone ... both of whom want a crack at McGregor.
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Eventually, the FBI paid another company $900,000 to crack the phone.
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If you crack the screen, that repair will cost just $30.
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Meizu is not trying to crack the States with phones, though.
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The tear later spread into a larger crack, causing the leak.
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Acknowledging the logical inconsistencies of these images, Bonner's captions crack jokes.
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Actually making that change, that's what we're trying to crack, specifically.
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Mexican authorities also need to crack down on smugglers, he added.
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We've also seen her let that facade crack, if only occasionally.
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Keith Haring's iconic East Harlem mural, "Crack Is Wack," is back.
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Now our species will finally take a crack at cleaning up.
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It saw the storm coming and helped her crack a plan.
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They can crack open your skull and let people walk inside.
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The site took another crack at it a few weeks later.
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Wires within a sheet elongate if a crack opens underneath them.
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Crack open the cachaça and settle in for some cinematic delights.
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Walnuts are more fatty, so they have a high-pitched crack.
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Sirisena promised to crack down on corruption and implement government reforms.
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Under AT&T, HBO will have a better crack at both.
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Nothing ruins a shiny gadget like a crack in the screen.
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According to Kelly, the only drug she never used was crack.
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And Mr Maduro has rarely required an excuse to crack down.
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The lacquer can shrink over time and crack, destroying the record.
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"I came to crack the code," she said during prematch stretching.
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"It's taken us ten years to crack the code," he notes.
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"Would it kill Republicans to crack a joke?" he often says.
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Cottonmouth starts to crack under the pressure of maintaining his name.
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For years the government has tried to crack down on them.
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They're famous for using rocks as tools to crack open clams.
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Meanwhile, Mobvoi might find the U.S. a tough nut to crack.
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Social media platforms are still tough nuts for advisors to crack.
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"Once you can crack that nut, it's incremental," says Mr Urmson.
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But these passwords were "salted," meaning they are harder to crack.
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I kicked and kicked and I didn't even make a crack.
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Should bosses crack down on employees&apos obsessive cell phone use?
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Milk Bar's famed Crack Pie has been given a new name.
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It could even help the CIA or FBI crack encryption keys.
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Dow captured this stunning image of the crack during the flight.
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Every time I hear 'crack baby,' I feel a little sensitive.
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Banks can count themselves lucky it did not crack down harder.
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That leaves all of Riverdale to try to crack the code.
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Not one has figured out how to crack the game yet.
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All three companies have promised to crack down on such behavior.
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In winter, when the water freezes, it expands, widening the crack.
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Crack open that six pack and turn that frown upside down!
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"Note to self: remind me to try crack," Silky Johnson says.
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Questioning Blalock's alibi again, Gissel tells PEOPLE it started to crack.
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Jakob said a weak gasoline crack was also weighing on crude.
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Now, he says, he has no choice but to crack down.
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More importantly, Wal-Mart is desperate to crack Amazon's online dominance.
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You can do a pick and mix of heroin and crack.
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Crack some pepper over the top and drizzle with the dressing.
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Doesn't anyone in the Trump family actually crack open a book?
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Instead, call a friend who loves to crack jokes with you.
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Pfeil's husband heard "a loud crack" as she collapsed, says Kaiser.
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The Burundian government services use torture to crack down on protestors.
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We drink apple cider while we crack up and feel crafty.
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Both bills attempt to crack down on H-1B dependent companies.
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The crack of the bat on a nice, sharp line drive.
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So crack open a can of wine and toast summer — carefully.
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At stake for Hollande is a second crack at the presidency.
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Forget law enforcement trying to crack iPhone passwords of hardened criminals.
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Apps have become the new crack, predictably followed by endless anxiety.
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We just wanted to show that Twitter is easy to crack.
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I was shooting up, smoking crack, drinking Bushmills laced with acid.
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It has also provided funding to crack down on illegal fishing.
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"Somm crack juice," notes one of the women in our group.
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I'm bout to crack a brew and stare out the window.
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Now if only linguists could crack that tricky language Hodor spoke.
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Like a flower coming up through a crack in the sidewalk.
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What I am hoping is that this is the last crack.
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Russia is taunting Turkey, hoping for a crack in NATO unity.
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Let them have a go on the "crack heads" game machine.
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Why would we want to crack such a tough nut now?
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But we all know Beckham is one to crack a joke.
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They're privately targeting July 4 to get the GOP to crack.
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They fertilize the land and crack open pine cones, spreading seeds.
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The thin veneer of his good name seems ready to crack.
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What guest of yours was the worst, or hardest to crack?
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It's possible, if unlikely, that none ever crack the top ten.
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Robbing people in his own community, selling crack, carrying a gun.
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The Saudis are trying to crack down on exploitative middle men.
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I was a complete crack head and then I was clean.
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He once said People magazine was like crack to him. 5.
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On the other hand, seriously, where the hell is my crack?
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Who knows, maybe I'll crack it open before my wine tonight.
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Anything that can make Stewart crack a smile is worth hearing.
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Google isn't alone in taking a crack at streaming games, either.
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The series of murders began in 1985 during the crack epidemic.
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Amazon, after all, has been unable to crack the smartphone category.
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Carlson's critics said he should provide a picture of the crack.
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It is very hard to crack down on midwives operating illegally.
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I'd rather crack a joke than punch someone in the face.
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It probably won't crack the top 20 largest-recorded Antarctic icebergs.
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Is Afghanistan some POTUS crack that they can't get off of?
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Bipartisan senators unveil measure to crack down on surprise medical bills.
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They want to crack down on both legal and illegal immigration.
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Senate Republicans unveiled legislation Thursday to crack down on regulatory overreach.
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A GOP plan championed by Trump did not crack 50 votes.
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So, next time you crack open a cold one, thank Missouri.
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Y'all make getting up before the crack of dawn almost enjoyable.
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A fun game that your whole family will crack up playing
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A pregnant woman said her housemates cooked crack in the kitchen.
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Trump argued vehemently that Apple should help investigators crack the encryption.
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Then Barker ran the same tests on the supposed crack cocaine.
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Gut-Symphony Jones, though you never even crack a book. Sad.
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G's role is even more unsettling, a mystery Fox can't crack.
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This is the sacrament: twist and crack, the slither of extraction.
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The Warriors still could not crack the spine of the Cavaliers.
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Clinton's crack about the "deplorables" and "irredeemables" wasn't just a misstatement.
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Inside a crack house and a guest at the White House.
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Several of the stars' voices crack and some wipe away tears.
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Dry conditions caused concrete to dry and crack freshly-poured concrete.
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Computer scientists had already spent decades trying to crack these problems.
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An obsessive refusal to stop until you crack that next trick.
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It's a tough industry to crack but a very interesting one.
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Trump has often suggested China crack down on its smaller neighbor.
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It didn't even crack the top 30 releases of that year.
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Both companies have taken measures to crack down on counterfeit goods.
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So let's crack it open and feast on the goo inside!
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Serve with parmesan shavings and crack some more pepper on top.
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" She said, "I mean, I don't have like a crack den.
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And right now, financial exchanges are a tough nut to crack.
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There, they smoke crack, and there are more locals than tourists.
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Furthermore, Baidu speakers have managed to crack a previously duopolistic market.
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Obama did crack jokes about other players ... typical dad humor stuff.
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To really crack out the work, there's no time for fun.
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In the end, the tough nut to crack is the politics.
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"MD5 hashes are trivial and easy to crack," the spokesperson said.
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He returned to buy more crack a few times that week.
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"Lord knows if I put a crack in it," she said.
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"Samson et Dalila" is, admittedly, not an easy opera to crack.
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A branch hit the window with the crack of a bullet.
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In a way, that's what makes it so hard to crack.
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Cybill makes a crack about that ... seems like she believes it.
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Both have great skill, great will, and both guys can crack.
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There will always be themes to crack and columns to write.
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A. A stress fracture is a small crack in the bone.
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They saw it as an opportunity to crack down on us.
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And he had a crack at the "horse-sized duck" problem.
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Edward Douglas is serving a life sentence for selling crack cocaine.
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In 2001, though, an acquaintance called and asked to buy crack.
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There was now a 50-foot crack in the parking lot.
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"For a wedding, you only have one crack," Ms. Woolcot says.
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Mr. Cook's has been his ability to crack the Chinese market.
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A bid to crack the drone market hasn't fared any better.
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She spearheaded efforts to crack down on migrants and asylum seekers.
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Transcription: Through a crack in the closet door, four Russians enter.
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The law is typically used to crack down on organized crime.
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Three years later, he's taking a fresh crack at the industry.
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"Crack from the buyer — money from the seller," Mr. DePaul said.
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The measles outbreaks have led some European countries to crack down.
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"Video poker is the crack cocaine of gambling," Mr. Curtis said.
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I squat down next to the wheelchair and my knees crack.
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Some may meet protesters' demands; some will crack down on protest.
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Only a little over a year old, orphan from egg crack.
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Actually, our crack research team found the publication praising the cabinet.
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"This is going to turn into a crack den," he predicted.
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Trump has repeatedly pressured China to crack down on North Korea.
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It added that authorities will crack down on related fraudulent practices.
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Stone, Hollywood's highest-paid woman, would barely crack the top 15.
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Mr. McDonald led the International Contemporary Ensemble in a crack performance.
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Crime surged, and a crack cocaine epidemic swept across the city.
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Would you crack a single one of the boredom brigade open?
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He pushed cities to crack down on enforcement of immigration laws.
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Luckily, you still have a crack at Paul Newman's Rolex Daytona.
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My fear of driving, however, was a tougher nut to crack.
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Then she and her husband were arrested together for selling crack.
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Fear of crack cocaine and black men gave us mass incarceration.
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I opened the door a crack and held out my hand.
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He became homeless after losing his job due to crack addiction.
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As if you're painting a world that will eventually crack open.
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See her make a crack pipe out of a light bulb!
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The crack of a sniper's bullet woke him from his reverie.
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There's a crack in the face of my gold Casio watch.
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First, come up with a password that is difficult to crack.
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Facebook is currently investigating how to crack down on these violations.
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Just sprinkle some crack on him and get out of here.
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A: I just opened it up a crack to look out.
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"I think he's started to crack through that shell," she said.
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What did I mean by "Making progress, he's about to crack"?
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Just be careful handling it afterward so the stone doesn't crack.
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"Right in the neck — what a crack shot," Mr. Maleki said.
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He's surprisingly reserved and — while often funny — doesn't really crack jokes.
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It all kicks off on Sunday evening, so let's crack on.
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In eight appearances, Day has yet to crack the top 133.
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And some cut-ups try to crack the 1970s comedy scene.
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It did not commit to helping crack open the phones themselves.
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The crack spread was up roughly 5 percent on the day.
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Tune in to see Kaling stress-crack a few jokes, Sen.
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Still, Gottlieb said he hopes to crack down on such tactics.
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Sessions's promise to crack down on leakers has been a bust.
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When it was crack with black people, the answer was prison.
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Trump may shake things up, but he can't crack the foundation.
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Etsy promised to crack apart the system and it could not.
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They pressed federal law enforcement to crack down on the exporters.
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The rehab was crowded with crack addicts, some of them felons.
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Ms. Le Pen promised to crack down on all of them.
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He is going to crack that one percent barrier one day.
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Before they even said a word, they made you crack up.
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He applauded Mueller's attempt to crack down on the illicit activity.
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And he thinks it's time to crack down on Big Tech.
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This is our problem to finally crack before it consumes us.
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Legislative initiatives with roots in crack hysteria need to be repealed.
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Some excerpts: Q. What was South Central like before crack hit?
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Then again, "A Star Is Born" didn't crack the category, either.
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But in early October, someone else seemed to crack the code.
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He is going to crack that 1 percent barrier one day.
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Walgreens agreed to new procedures to crack down on illegal prescriptions.
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Fretting about the crack, she decided to stick with other runners.
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He was impossible to make sense of or to crack open.
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Pete did crack a joke about moving back in with mom.
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Still, he didn't crack 50 percent in any of those states.
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Or it's like a big hit off of a crack pipe.
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When cops arrived they busted June for possession of crack cocaine.
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You make funny faces and crack jokes about each other's genitalia.
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Every true contender has something of a mild crack or flaw.
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Augmented reality is a harder egg to crack for media investors.
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They even influenced school officials to crack down on student dress.
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Perhaps the divide, the disdain, the whole crack-up are inevitable.
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Here's yet another reason why comparing kettle corn or what have you to crack is not constructive: While it's definitely not not addictive, crack is actually not as addictive as its image would have you believe, as evidenced by the work of Dr. Carl Hart in the 1990s, who recruited and paid men to smoke crack at Columbia University to study its effects.
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Motherfuckers chose crack cocaine as a career choice, not knowing it was the Contra scandal that led to so many Americans having knowledge and experience of mixing baking soda with water and cocaine to make crack.
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" So, who better to pay tribute to the recently deceased iconic rockstar than the writers of such classic lyrics like, "get your game on, hey" and "put away the crack before the crack puts you away.
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Smoking crack cocaine has been linked with numerous lung issues, including injuries to the airways, asthma, a range of symptoms referred to as "crack lung," interstitial lung disease, pneumonia, bronchiolitis, pulmonary hypertension, emphysema, infections, and tumors.
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As the NTSB leaves the Philadelphia airport, here is what's next for investigators: An undetectable crack The NTSB will look into how an interior crack on a fan blade could have led to the engine failure.
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On opening "If You Know You Know," Push dances around everything we know him for—dealing crack and cocaine and letting everyone know that they are not as good at dealing crack and cocaine as him.
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The Fair Sentencing Act of 85033 reduced the sentencing disparity for the use of crack and powder cocaine, which had imposed disproportionately longer sentences on crack offenders and caused egregious racial disparities in the federal system.
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According to Sergeant Laurent Gingras, Montreal police searched the apartment and found $2280, 237 grams of marijuana, eight cellphones, six scales, two counterfeit credit cards, two crack rocks, and paraphernalia to cook large quantities of crack cocaine.
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Any crack in that front could be fatal for global tech companies.
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What happens when one tries to crack into a locked Android phone?
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He helped crack visually how we were going to depict that ending.
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I just can't wait to get out there and have a crack.
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Grease your mason jar with butter and then crack an egg inside.
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We see his own crack addicted mother taunt him to his face.
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I would not reveal its contents; I would not crack under pressure.
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The perps allegedly sold crack cocaine, heroin, and marijuana to undercover cops.
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Infantry soldiers crack jokes about artillery soldiers being far from the fight.
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The crack cocaine example is probably the most egregious in recent times.
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We get a couple beers and crack up at his theatrical auctioning.
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China has previously criticized the US's efforts to crack down on Huawei.
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On Tuesday, the comedian defended the crack in a defiant Twitter post.
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U.S. will crack down on all countries trying to steal its technology .
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Police initially believed the couple was using contaminated heroin or crack cocaine.
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This one looks better, but has a big crack in the top.
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That said, I've seen singers crack jokes and the audience goes crazy.
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Investigators said the suspects set out to get money for crack cocaine.
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Continue to boil, without stirring, until mixture reaches hard-crack stage (310°).
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In terms of market share, Google has yet to crack double digits.
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In 2016, let's crack open the thesaurus when we're composing our headlines.
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The four celebs fart around on the Iron Throne and crack jokes.
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But it'll be harder to crack your fingerprint on an Apple device.
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In February 2005, Moon sold crack and cocaine to an undercover agent.
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Remnick skillfully tried to find ways to crack open and challenge Comey.
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Marketing materials promise the ability to crack into most smartphones, including iPhones.
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The city is also moving to crack down on pollution and congestion.
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It took awhile, but he finally managed to crack the thing open.
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But critics say that it's not really a tough nut to crack.
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Many of the convicts had been serving time for crack cocaine charges.
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The bill notoriously carried tougher sentences for crack cocaine than powder cocaine.
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So get ready to grab your bib and crack open some crayfish!
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"All of a sudden, I heard a really loud crack," he said.
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And it can be used to crack open nuts and animal bones.
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"Maybe we take another crack" at Clinton, he said at one point.
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Instead a hairline crack may have opened in the American republic itself.
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Along the hike they crack wise, make confessions and wax pseudo-philosophic.
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The other step is to crack down on smuggling and tax evasion.
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But it's still important to have a hard-to-crack master password.
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The songs' composers crack wise with literal-minded setups for each number.
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He wants to get back there, wants another crack at a championship.
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Can Loop finally crack the code, convincing consumers to switch to reusables?
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A crack opens near Pahoa after the eruption of the Kilauea volcano.
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Hopefully I'm just putting a slight crack in the matrix, you know?
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A weak enforcement framework limits efforts to crack down on illegal trade.
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The only power any government has is to crack down on criminals.
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In 2014, NBC Chicago reported that there was a crack under tourists.
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"It might be possible to crack the thing completely open," Houston says.
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I felt like, 'Hey, I might as well take a crack it.
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You crack open a beer and finally make it to your couch.
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Blacks would just have to pull themselves out of the crack epidemic.
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Throw on some oven mitts, crack a cold one, and get cooking.
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These are questions that can crack open a language and a culture.
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Make 4 wells in sauce, and crack 1 egg into each one.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump is attempting to crack Hillary Clinton's blue wall.
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What LG's OLED G6 does is crack down on "the halo effect".
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"New info at any point could crack open this case," he says.
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A favorite party trick of mine is to crack my hips dramatically.
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The (first crack at the) semi-decennial farm bill failed on Friday.
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Dormant for about 35 years, The Crack began to grow in 2012.
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But with these eggs, the shells came off in practically one crack.
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The federal government has also sought to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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Will your phone hold up, or will it crack under the pressure?
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In the midst of a crack epidemic, murder had reached pandemic levels.
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It's like filling up a cup with a crack at the bottom.
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But the pageantry couldn't paper over every crack between the two leaders.
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He's starting to crack, and he's convinced something is up with Becca.
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Whatever your reasons for waking up at the crack of 10 a.
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VICE: Thank you for meeting me at the ass crack of dawn.
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How in theory could you crack innovation and the U.S. healthcare market?
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I don't want to scare anyone — I didn't do heroin or crack.
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Facial recognition software is helping doctors crack cases of rare genetic disease.
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We're prepared to step into the spotlight, crack jokes and get creative.
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She smiled a bit too wide as the door opened a crack.
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The flight over the new crack provided a glimmer of hope, however.
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All the Trump administration has actually done is crack open this door.
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It was, similar to Infinite Jest itself, a tough egg to crack.
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You're up at the crack of dawn, and you're up all hours.
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A lot of my homeboys' moms or family members were on crack.
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The Turkish government has yet to crack down on the people-smugglers.
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Grocery is the hardest one to crack for any e-commerce company.
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O'Malley failed to crack 1% in the Iowa caucuses last time around.
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It was meant to counter the recusal, to plaster over the crack.
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If true crime documentaries are crack, then Serial was my gateway drug.
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But some have questioned whether Attorney General Jeff Sessions will crack down.
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But they worry he won't crack down hard enough on undocumented workers.
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The one next door has a large crack running up the side.
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Previous U.S. administrations have also urged Islamabad to crack down on militants.
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They had lemon tea and fruit punch—that shit was like crack.
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The drain capsule nestled in my butt crack was hard to clean.
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It's the crack of an egg that was heard around the world.
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So at 14 you were already around this dope house and crack?
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Threats to 'crack my head open' if I return to my home.
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I wouldn't want you to spend your precious crack allowance being enlightened.
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"It's just a harder nut to crack for the Democrats," says Huffmon.
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"We were just shooting this stuff to crack ourselves up," Sparks explains.
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But Joanna wants a 3rd crack at the 25-year-old champ.
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Trump needs to crack into a blue state like Pennsylvania or Colorado.
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Suffer through the moment with her and our crack team of animators.
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Sometimes you have to crack a few eggs to make an omelette.
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Brazilian president Jair Bolsonaro has vowed to crack down on organized crime.
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But literally 'reversing' Type 2 diabetes remains a tough nut to crack.
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Meanwhile, some countries are taking action to crack down on 'sexist' advertising.
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Why not take one last crack at the one that got away?
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They come to dance, crack open a beer, just relax and party.
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To crack each other's heads open and feast on the goo inside?
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Just like the monarchy, drag can be a tough world to crack!
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He rescues Chiron from a crack den, but Chiron refuses to speak.
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Crack all the eggs into a blender then crumble in the feta.
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That triggered regulatory warnings and threats to crack down on the market.
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The government's response to more worker activism has been to crack down.
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Numerous other companies have tried to crack the vast market and failed.
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Congress has also looked at legislation to crack down on these tactics.
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After guffawing over Burgess' Tinder addiction crack, he suggests we move on.
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Nail it and you'll hit the ball with a sweet metallic crack.
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So far, Conspiracy's crack only applies to Rise of the Tomb Raider.
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We caught him selling a small amount of crack, only 57 grams.
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Yet they hadn't acquired the crucial thing—a good crack at success.
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But, the added warmth may be enough to edge the crack onwards.
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When the crack epidemic hit in the early 1990s, gang violence soared.
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The crack cocaine epidemic resulted in militarized policing of mostly minority communities.
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The Supreme Court is taking another crack at partisan gerrymandering on Tuesday.
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But Podesta said the Democratic nominee will "crack down" on Wall Street.
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Congressional Democrats are also trying to crack down on self-bonds. Sen.
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When customers crack it open at the table, hidden sweets fall out.
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The last thing you want to do is crack it open itself.
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Some are cool as a cucumber, while others crack under the pressure.
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Conservatives want to boost border security to crack down on illegal crossings.
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He's a crack shot and has a nose for the high ground.
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The reality: even strong glass screens can crack, and replacements are costly.
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Once that becomes automatic, we can start to crack open the meaning.
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Will Republicans take a crack at a second round of tax cuts?
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Intruders can crack weak, easily guessed passwords by hand or with software.
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Roseanne's crack that "they're just like us!" has a historical context, too.
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The Justice Department has pledged to crack down on foreign bribery cases.
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Grab a cold one, crack it open with the bois, and enjoy.
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The Chinese government has tried to crack down but failed, Park said.
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How do we crack the code to tell one combination from another?
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He has used the law to crack down on civil rights organizations.
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"Emotion" is the only song of hers to crack the top 50.
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The glass plates were fragile and tended to chip, crack or break.
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However, President Donald Trump has vowed to crack down on illegal immigration.
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"The front row is like crack," he said of the display case.
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I can take a lot of abuse and still crack a joke.
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Her lips began to crack, to shrivel from the moisture leaching out.
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Obviously some of these folks we may only get one crack at.
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He was more reserved, but did manage to crack a few smiles.
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His violent efforts to crack down on drugs have left thousands dead.
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Sanders denied that Trump was working to crack down on his critics.
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The developers then asked BKSK Architects to take a crack at it.
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In their room, a police report noted, officers found two crack pipes.
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"One hammer blow doesn't crack a nut, but it's a great start."
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I was in the fog by then, eyes open just a crack.
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"I crack a lot of jokes during my reiki sessions," says Brodkin.
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Tony Ferguson should get the first crack at Conor McGregor's lightweight title.
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At maturity, they fall to the ground and crack open upon impact.
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Then I crack open my latest library find: Atul Gawande's Being Mortal.
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Seriously — if you're nervous about exposed crack, you've gone just far enough.
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However, this was easily rectified by leaving the door open a crack.
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These factors strip away moisture, causing the ends to crack and break.
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Once the sauce begins to bubble, crack eggs directly into the skillet.
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We sing until our voices, in unison, break and crack and stop.
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Use Wednesday's new moon in Pisces to crack open a fresh book.
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We crack into the subject of past relationships and dish about exes.
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At 503, she's also the youngest celebrity to crack the top 10.
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Crack open a second bottle of pinot, get bhajis and lamb chops.
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David Perdue (R-Ga.), to crack down on America's legal immigration system.
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"Nobody knows how to crack the nut of climate action," Bauman said.
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"They are clandestine groups, and by definition hard to crack," he says.
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HOUSE DEM OFFERS BILL TO CRACK DOWN ON CORPORATE TAX AVOIDANCE: Rep.
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Unable to crack the phone itself, the bureau turned to the courts.
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There are literally dozens of other Porsches that crack the $100,000 ceiling.
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They can crack you up and frighten you in the same page.
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Crack down on smartphone use by drivers, with real enforcement and penalties.
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Twitter will crack down on tweets about fake coronavirus treatments and misinformation.
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If I couldn't crack my own code, how good could I be?
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He said Facebook would crack down on outside apps and bolster privacy.
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You might know them as the docs who crack (or manipulate) backs.
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But then a two-headed beast pulled itself out of the crack.
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"This is a classic pretext to crack down on dissent," he said.
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Last year, the Bihari government launched its own campaign to crack down.
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" And after three hours the Resistance guy would crack: "It was Stefan!
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Tech companies are trying to crack down on the anti-vaccination movement.
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After a while at Sitmonchai, Rittidet's shy veneer slowly began to crack.
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CALL OF THE ROOSTER I wake up at the crack of dawn.
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She has a plan to crack down on corruption in defense procurement.
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The crack is imperceptible to most, even though it's a dire threat.
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The company has lately been trying to crack down on abusive accounts.
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I worried his ribs would crack under the weight of my stethoscope.
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Also, nations often are more reluctant to crack down on domestic companies.
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She asks them to explain the crack pipe lying on the ground.
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Crack eggs into nests and cover pan (ideally with a transparent lid).
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We would crack the book and hunt for the right answer together.
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We came of age in a decade ravaged by AIDS and crack.
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The crack wave came with an uptick in violent crime and arrests.
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He climbed in the polls by vowing to crack down on crime.
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"We also crack jokes in my office, obviously," she told the judge.
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Mr. Kemp vowed to cut regulations and crack down on undocumented immigrants.
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Eggs freeze well if you crack them out of their shells first.
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But on Friday, there were signs they may be starting to crack.
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Larry Hogan, have acted quickly to crack down on the virus' spread.
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Years later in 2016, Netflix took a crack at playlists with Flixtape.
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And, actually, it's a busy list, and we have to crack on.
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The Montreal newspaper La Patrie noted "un sinistre craquement" — a sinister crack.
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But top companies say they're trying to crack down on such fraud.
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In other words, a tough little nut to crack, but worth it.
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Mr. Trump campaigned on a promise to crack down on sanctuary cities.
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Thursday's policy is the administration's second major crack at rethinking water policy.
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Obama's crack at balance brought him criticism from both right and left.
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They crack with age, but cannot be replaced due to their location.
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"He's a hard nut to crack," said Chad Nackers, the head writer.
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Sometimes when I knock, the locked doors are opened just a crack.
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The door to intra-industry acquisitions may be about to crack open.
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The smallest sidewalk crack will support plants and, given enough time, animals.
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He told CNBC on Wednesday the S&P 500 will crack 2,750.
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Crack whole peppercorns using the underside of a small pan or skillet.
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Everyone hates robocalls, so the House voted to crack down on them.
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Last week, President Trump announced new plans to crack down on immigrants.
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"It's cold," Rey said as the ground beneath her began to crack.
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In "The Crack-Up," Fitzgerald diagnosed the problem, then offered a formula.
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"Anything happens to this instrument, look at this big crack," he said.
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"The US must pressure Qatar to crack down on terrorism" https://t.
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He was out on the corners, selling crack, just like everybody else.
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So grab some lube and maybe a vibrator, then crack your knuckles.
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Ms. Kagan's client was upset about a small crack in the ceiling.
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It was hard for younger players to crack rotations on veteran teams.
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Perhaps, with the help of AI, we can finally crack this problem.
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"Please no more," tweeted Nick Silva, showing a crack in his wall.
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Then I crack open a book and I'm asleep five minutes later.
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Everybody who has tried to crack mental health has really, unfortunately, failed.
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Everybody who has tried to crack mental health has really, unfortunately, failed.
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"It was," the girl replied with a happy crack in her voice.
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As they age, they can crack, and water breaks become more common.
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New, cheaper Amazon stores could crack into Kroger and Walmart's customer bases.
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Trump's approval ratings in three new polls fail to crack 40 percent.
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His snowflakes blur gender lines while his characters crack open their inhibitions.
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The crisis is pressuring state and federal agencies to crack down quickly.
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It's easy to crack under this pressure: Moloch is powerful and frightening.
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Crack open the black cardamom pods, separating the husk from the seeds.
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Apple TV is a tough nut to crack for new streaming channels.
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Hawley has introduced multiple bills seeking to crack down on social media.
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The FBI eventually hired a third party to help crack the device.
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He supported reducing the disparity in sentencing for cocaine and crack possession.
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The new rules stem from the Obama administration's crack down on guns.
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But it is similar in this: It's a tough nut to crack.
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Washington (CNN)They brought solemn warnings but were ready to crack wise.
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There was a snap and a loud crack -- and Roberto lay dead.
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But if it were to crack down on them, it would matter.
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He was elected on a promise to crack down on illegal immigration.
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The following year, he was arrested on suspicion of possessing crack cocaine.
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Other campaigns are also trying to crack Biden's lead with black voters.
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Paula's movements as a crack addict are instantly recognizable — so herky jerky.
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When support for an unpopular leader starts to crack, it can crumble.
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This is the toughest nut to crack, but also the most important.
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And now some countries want to crack down on extremist content, too.
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But cracking down on crack didn't stop illegal drug consumption or sales.
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Who would crack and say something—oh, my God, anything, please—first?
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In many cases, great scientific minds can't crack a cause or cure.
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Crack cocaine wasn't even on the average Vermonter's radar until these incidents.
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It wasn't long until a teenage Carter began to sell crack himself.
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These are hard to crack down on because they aren't technically illegal.
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"The media portrayals during the crack epidemic were exceedingly hostile," Godsil said.
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An acquaintance testified she wanted to get off crack, but had relapsed.
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Regardless of how trapped players may feel when confronting a particular obstacle, they can generally assume that there is a puzzle to crack and a way to crack it — a way to reach the center of the labyrinth.
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The food was incredible: fall off the bone baby back ribs, this pulled pork grilled cheese that's called "grilled cheese on crack" (I can confirm no crack was in the grilled cheese) and the sides were on point.
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Charles has something of a wild story: He was sentenced to 22017 years for selling crack cocaine in 22018 but had his sentence shortened in 20143 under Obama-era policy changes that reduced the sentencing disparities for crack.
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As MUNCHIES has previously written, the use of "crack" as a euphemism turns the people and communities affected by America's crack epidemic into a cute punchline for those that might not be facing the harrowing effects of widespread addiction.
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Sea otters have been known to crack open shells on their chests using rocks as they float on their backs, but they've also been observed using rocks along the shoreline as "anvils" to crack open mussels, clams and crabs.
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The vehicle was not running and the windows were left open a crack.
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The latest addition has proven to be the toughest puzzle to crack yet.
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"We were driving to a crack house," he told the crowd on Thursday.
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Up to now, grocery has been a tough nut for Amazon to crack.
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Altogether, that's $7.5 billion to crack down on the flow of undocumented immigrants.
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As such, it's been a tough category for startups like Gimlet to crack.
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It should push for more crack down bringing more people to our side.
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Reagan's cooperation with the FBI was hardly a minor crack in an otherwise
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I hit the concrete hard and felt a sharp crack against my rib.
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And now, like bad penny, he's shown up to take his fourth crack.
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WILLIAMS: Let me just ask you, do you ever crack a history book?
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Let's dig into the details and see if we can't crack this one.
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Troiano said the city has been trying to crack down on underage drinking.
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Could he crack the Democrats' so-called Blue Wall in the industrial Midwest?
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Separately, Warren would crack down on private contractors who work in public facilities.
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Amazon has been trying to crack the food delivery business for a decade.
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In 1994, at age 27, Booker was found guilty of a crack conspiracy.
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In 22015, at age 21990, Booker was found guilty of a crack conspiracy.
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And I do think this is just going to create a crack-up.
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Given their spookiness, neutrinos have also presented mysteries that humans hope to crack.
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But if you're still not using hard-to-crack passwords—for example, 0tu!
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Police said several factors helped crack the case, which is still under investigation.
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You just out here lying, talking about anti-aging when Black don't crack.
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Instagram is finally doing something to crack down on fake likes and followers.
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Two jurisdictions have recently moved to crack down on racially motivated 911 calls.
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Is it good that the police are trying to crack down on trafficking?
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However, in typical Kanye fashion, her hubby refused to even crack a smile.
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But Frizzo, who was initially suspicious of Jason, couldn't otherwise crack the couple.
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But detecting the cracks turned out to be a harder nut to crack.
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Both agencies are trying to crack down on the plague of telemarketing calls.
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One with Mahindra Group, could help it crack into the promising Indian market.
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Crack eggs into a large bowl and whisk until yolks are broken up.
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On Friday the Supreme Court will have its first crack at considering, in
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But there are signs he is starting to crack down on patent trolls.
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But when Hunter discovers she's pregnant, that placid, marble veneer starts to crack.
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