German crosses, Swedish clearances, German crosses, German shots, Swedish clearances ...... You get the idea.
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The first generation crosses were made in 1997 and the second generation crosses were made in 2000.
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The man who made nearly 27,000 crosses For 23 years, Greg Zanis has delivered white crosses to honor victims killed in mass shootings.
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A young DEER, FAWN, crosses the term HIND, and DOE crosses the revealer, which made understanding the theme just a bit harder for me.
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Filled with crosses and double crosses, the plot is mostly irrelevant, but the outlandish flourishes make for a good deal of foul-mouthed fun.
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Corporate double-agent Diane de Monx (Connie Nielsen) crosses company wires and double-crosses her coworkers in pursuit of a lucrative internet porn company portfolio.
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"Although the last 3 "crosses" (two "death crosses" & one "golden cross") were succeeded by follow-through moves, the "golden crosses" of 2014 and 2012 [were] MAJOR head-fakes ... and were followed by significant declines," Miller Tabak equity strategist Matt Maley wrote in a note to clients Wednesday.
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There's a beautiful German agent hounding your steps, a set of secret blueprints that could turn the tide of war, and plenty of crosses and double-crosses.
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Zanis reportedly erected the crosses outside Orlando Health Medical Center, and brought markers so that resident could leave messages on the crosses, which were named for the victims.
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Encolpion crosses, crafted in studios in Byzantium, were also known as "Russian enclopion crosses" because they were copied and distributed widely in Russia from the 12th to the 14th century.
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A message crosses into unprotected speech when it crosses into the type of harassment or incitement of violence that essentially bars a student from gaining access to an educational opportunity.
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If the moon crosses the ecliptic when full, we&aposll get an eclipse of the moon; if the moon crosses the ecliptic when new, we&aposll get an eclipse of the sun.
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This is storytelling that's at once overblown and undercooked, with so many crosses and double crosses, maskings and unveilings, it's easy to lose track of what or who's worth paying attention to.
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Greg Zanis of Crosses for Losses, who has been making white, waist-high wooden crosses for victims of tragedies since 1986, provided them for the shrine to the victims near the Walmart store.
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Felt, holes in the canvas, errant hearts and backwater crosses.
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Then he crosses Dany AGAIN by freeing his brother Jaime?
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It crosses every line, and that's probably what's most frustrating.
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AGNIESZKA HOLLAND'S career spans four decades and crosses multiple territories.
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Abebe Bikila crosses the finish line while barefoot on Sept.
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What they don't always know is what crosses the line.
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We let them make two crosses, and score two headers.
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The man crosses his arms, dissatisfied but willing to listen.
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We know this is a problem that crosses national borders.
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They are marked by white crosses or Stars of David.
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They are of repeated silhouettes of crosses, eggs, and knives.
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He crosses the DMZ, Kim Jong Un. Hostages are released.
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He was not talking about anyone who crosses the border.
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For her, the crosses' new home exemplified a beloved community.
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It's interesting to see if he crosses a line, though.
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The phenomenon crosses borders, challenges law systems and seems unstoppable.
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Rights groups say demolishing crosses restricts Christianity and religious freedoms.
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They support bigots who light up $10 cigars, not crosses.
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Juan crosses 15 to 20 pollos every week, he explains.
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Bernstein's grand comedic opera often crosses streams with musical theater.
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Rule The World breaks away, and crosses the finish line.
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Then Pence crosses the border to a rally for Rep.
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Also found were crosses, Christograms, and abbreviations of Jesus's name.
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Children's birthdays involved cakes decorated with swastikas and iron crosses.
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When your best friend crosses her legs, you will, too.
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Respect for those in the armed forces crosses party lines.
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It takes different forms and crosses demographic and political boundaries.
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"You've seen the crosses along the path, yes?" he asked.
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Sexual harassment in Congress is pervasive, and crosses party lines.
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But how can we tell when something crosses this line?
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Does it "count" if it crosses boundaries into hip hop?
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I'm watching people being desecrated and killed, crosses being burned.
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My music isn't rooted in one genre; it crosses them.
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There white and red crosses silhouetted on their black airframes.
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ET before leading indicators crosses the wires at 10 a.m.
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This crosses political, racial, and economic lines all the way.
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So if he crosses the line, he'll be arrested pronto.
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"You won't find any Marias or crosses here," he added.
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Not all crosses represent a significant changes in electricity sources.
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The administration habitually crosses the line between fact and propaganda.
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I have no tolerance for anyone who crosses the line.
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Ms. Burnikel neatly crosses the PAIRS to keep them together.
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He crosses lines once considered sacred, and his base cheers.
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The overwhelming support crosses party, class, geographic and racial lines.
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An East German woman crosses the border with her passport.
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Trump crosses a new line every week, in plain sight.
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A spindly woman with silver curls crosses a rocky shore.
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Then she crosses her fingers and hopes it doesn't break.
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It crosses from the city's southeast corner to its northwest.
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However, once a product crosses the good-enough threshold — i.e.
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He is a popular figure who crosses traditional political lines.
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Cool how this clue crosses over SPARES, another sports reference.
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Nonsense. After some crosses I put together HONEY — honey bunny?
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For me, dating a neo-liberal (what I would argue most liberals are today) crosses many moral boundaries similar to how dating a non-vegan crosses many moral boundaries for many vegans, including myself.
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"Some (markets) have formed dead crosses and the message from the charts are the U.K. and core Europe have formed dead crosses and there's a very high probability they are now in a bear market."
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The crowd roars, and a flicker of confusion crosses Williams' face.
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Crosses now mark the spots where fire officials found their bodies.
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There have been four S&P death crosses since then, however.
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But usually, these objects aren't there when MAVEN crosses their paths.
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"That crosses many, many lines, beyond a red line," he said.
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In Egypt, many Coptic Christians tattoo their children with small crosses.
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Many of his pieces feature Christian symbols like angels and crosses.
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The route crosses one of the most remote places on earth.
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At times the film crosses the line between criticism and cruelty.
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That is leaving the euro positive on the (non-dollar) crosses.
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Dory crosses the border but is still separated from her family.
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MPEG FILE doesn't quite fill itself in on crosses, does it?
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Retirement security is one of those issues that crosses partisan boundaries.
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The meteor showers occur when Earth crosses the comet's orbital path.
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Until then, he will see himself in the pollos he crosses.
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These types of policies also have support that crosses party lines.
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This isn't a story with double crosses and backstabbing and espionage.
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That is namely, when a parent crosses a border without permission.
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Because Keystone crosses an international border, it requires a presidential permit.
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Disclosure that a firm may engage in crosses is not adequate.
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SHREK took some crosses but was a favorite as clued today.
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Fifty years ago, extremists were hiding behind hoods and burning crosses.
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I didn't guess RACE FAN, but filled it in off crosses.
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Better from Egypt, who get several dangerous crosses into the box.
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What happens when a child crosses a border without a parent?
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As Katya's marriage stagnates, she unexpectedly crosses paths with B. again.
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When Katie Conway crosses the screen, Paula looks sharply at me.
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In Pennsylvania, they burned fiery crosses to threaten those celebrating Columbus.
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Lane could become a further rarity if its center crosses land.
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There's still going to be consequences if somebody crosses the border.
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Danielle: I like it crosses into the into the line there.
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Floods ravaged the cemetery, leaving behind a stockpile of concrete crosses.
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Folks aren't wearing white sheets over their heads or burning crosses.
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A woman's scalp tattoo combines Celtic crosses with cartoon lightning bolts.
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If a single legislator crosses party lines, it will be news.
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A caretaker who crosses daily to help a woman in need.
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When his name crosses my thoughts, I register: major, but slight.
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He encountered a few crosses with children's toys placed on them.
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There's still going to be consequences if somebody crosses the border.
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Support for extending the program for Haitians crosses party lines: Gov.
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"Before I even take DayQuil, it crosses my mind," she said.
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When a planet crosses a star, the star becomes briefly dimmer.
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Addiction crosses all barriers, all lines, all races, and all incomes.
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Greg Zanis realized after 23 years that his Crosses for Losses ministry was starting to take both a financial and personal toll on him, prompting him to cease making the crosses, according to The Beacon-News.
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What you will find is an extensive, meticulous tracking of just about every major player in politics from 1810 through 1844, a flurry of names, parties, factions, crosses, double-crosses, cronyism, patronage, and political wheeling and dealing.
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If she crosses her fingers, things could be looking up in 2019.
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The video also shows President Trump in a cemetery filled with crosses.
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That crosses the line into ideologies that most Americans agree are taboo.
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It crosses four states and some of the most inhospitable terrain imaginable.
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As this beam crosses Earth, our telescopes register a flash of energy.
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I also make brown ones because they look like real wooden crosses.
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We don't want to force crosses on anyone who doesn't want them.
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His military service earned him numerous awards, including six Distinguished Flying Crosses.
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People with crosses on arms doesn't mean they dislike any other religion.
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Thanks to this underground banking system, no money actually crosses the border.
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As Mr Abbasov of Scrapo laments, the circular economy rarely crosses borders.
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This week, that attention fully crosses over the line into inappropriate territory.
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But this in my opinion crosses the line from simplifying to misleading.
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Mr Trump will probably veto the resolution if it crosses his desk.
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Iron Crosses, which now appear ominous, border one edge of the design.
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And that&aposs not -- no one crosses the line on the show.
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Over a third of road-freight traffic in Schengen crosses a border.
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McMillian's poetry crosses the borders of the districts of race and class.
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And it gives her a key policy issue that crosses party lines.
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Gift cards and stitched yarn crosses are distributed to those in attendance.
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The pipe crosses Chester County in the southeast part of the state.
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Otay Mesa sits on a plateau that crosses the US-Mexico border.
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"The risk crosses my mind every time I get in the car."
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The strongest winds will be felt where the eye crosses the coast.
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While Detroit may be well represented in this genre, it crosses borders.
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Currently, any pipeline that crosses the U.S. border needs State Department approval.
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We've seen 3 or 4 percent moves on a lot of crosses.
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It's such a big currency now, it drags other crosses with it.
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The problem is long-standing and systemic, and it crosses party lines.
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Zanis has also made crosses for victims of gun violence in Chicago.
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They know they don't need to buy everything that crosses their path
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Still, the latest episode came pretty close, alternating between elaborate double-crosses.
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The two-step the book performs crosses not only times but continents.
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There's no A in NOTICING, the anagram at 221A that crosses 4D.
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More than 1,200 crosses have been removed from churches and other buildings.
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He's already in the paint when Randle crosses the free-throw line.
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I try to keep my head down, but this crosses the line.
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If a drone crosses one line, it's told to return to home.
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But it never crosses into territory that's too dark or too sad.
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England has been much more circumspect, with 12 crosses and 8 shots.
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That is, our failure to vote with our wallets crosses political lines.
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Stuffed animals, flowers, cards and crosses made from hockey sticks had accumulated.
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A woman crosses her arms, twice; another smokes, twice; another smiles, twice.
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" 66A: Because of some crosses, I incorrectly entered "loathe" for "Interest's opposite.
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The government has also destroyed churches or removed their steeples and crosses.
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Were we supposed to get TSA AGENT via the crosses, Mr. Diehl?
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Monks' caves adorned with stone crosses and arches dot the cliff face.
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The crosses forced me into entering KUKLA FRAN AND O at 38A.
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I had little more to go on, at first, but the crosses.
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If a friend or business partner double-crosses you, it feels awful.
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Iran's Omid Ebrahimi commits a foul as soon as Portugal crosses midfield.
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First he writes, "magical mystery tour" and then he crosses that out.
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Then he writes, "Will God forgive us?" and he crosses that out.
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He crosses the border once a week, he said, just for gas.
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A small bridge crosses the pond to a gazebo, with woods beyond.
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With that, as of [Monday], 11 of 30 dollar crosses were oversold.
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The investigation came after the pastor opposed the campaign to remove crosses.
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The shuttle crosses the tarmac and deposits them at an identical terminal.
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I'll be honest; I needed plenty of crosses to narrow these down.
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We cannot afford to be assassinating every bad guy who crosses us.
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More importantly, this very same concern crosses the minds of our customers.
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Tattoos of the Virgin Mary and crosses stipple their shoulders and wrists.
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A jogger crosses the Brooklyn Bridge during the snowstorm in New York.
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The Leonid meteor shower occurs when Comet Tempel-Tuttle crosses Earth's orbit.
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Barcelona slung crosses into the box, all pretense at highbrow philosophies forgotten.
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Because much online activity crosses state boundaries it falls under federal jurisdiction.
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Sienna the Cat—a chaos agent staging a comeback—crosses the stage.
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One of his images shows a green hillside studded with white crosses.
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C. campaign is where his geezer routine crosses over into something worse.
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But now that I have come out it rarely crosses my mind.
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No runner crosses a finish line without thinking about the bombing anymore.
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President Trump viewing the 215 crosses representing the 210 tornado victims. pic.twitter.
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He brought with him 49 crosses – one for each of the gunman's victims.
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That line crosses north Sinai, though, where Egypt is fighting an Islamist insurgency.
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It would run through private land, except when it crosses bodies of waters.
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Silver-plated crosses and gilded icons depicting various saints are displayed on velvet.
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We can only hope it crosses over into the world of food again.
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The archive crosses cultures and time; this is what is unique about it.
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But one of Hong Kong's lines crosses momentarily into a major Chinese city.
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Self-critical Christians told me that their big red crosses were meant well.
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What else about your AIRWARS work crosses over with your work on drones?
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The yen also weakened against major crosses after the latest moves from Beijing.
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It has approvals from all countries whose waters it crosses apart from Denmark.
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Further, openly obstructing and mocking victims crosses the line of legitimate public discourse.
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I have no doubt he crosses our bar for intellectual honesty and fairness.
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And some of that crosses over to our friends in the digital department.
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Thom Yorke's eerie croon — "red crosses on wooden doors" — underscores the witch hunt.
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But crèches, crosses and Hanukkah menorahs in public squares have been deemed acceptable.
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Elsewhere, you'll be able to tell when what you're doing crosses a line.
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As Season 3 begins, Captain Flint's reign of terror crosses over into madness.
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Well, not the Klan specifically with hoods and crosses but more like AmeriKKKa.
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Riding on the Continuum, the thought of component failure never crosses my mind.
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Nuns used their blood to daub crosses on a missile silo in Colorado.
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He just takes things far enough that he crosses over into outright insanity.
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", crosses out the first word and rewrites the headline as "When is Mikkel?
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Five were awarded Victoria Crosses, Britain's highest military award, four of them posthumously.
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What I've noticed is that her appeal crosses party platforms and political agendas.
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The fence crosses three states and separates wild dingo dogs from sheep farms.
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And once it crosses, there will be an exponential transformation of entire industries.
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But when somebody crosses the line, it's kind of hard to get over.
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When he speaks of the town, the word "radiation" rarely crosses his lips.
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His comrades and he had robes and crosses with which to Christianize themselves.
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The music is created first, whether it's Crosses or Team Sleep or Deftones.
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It's the only federal court district in the country that crosses state lines.
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I'm a Scorpio, so things are good unless someone crosses me…Right [laughs].
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The taxi into the city smoothly crosses over a six-lane toll bridge.
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From there, Irma is expected to continue weakening as it crosses through Florida.
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I see the palm fronds twitching, and a breeze crosses along my face.
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Flooding is forecast after the storm crosses the island and then bends westward.
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"We were practicing all week on how they concede on crosses," Carroll said.
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Its rise crosses social lines, from experimenting teenagers to workers on Wall Street.
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And there is the undeniable way his propulsive movement crosses beyond the stage.
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Under the zero-tolerance policy, anyone who crosses the border illegally faces prosecution.
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The Brent Spence Bridge crosses the Ohio River, and connects Kentucky and Ohio.
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This commitment to national security crosses any sort of partisan and ideological divides.
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Donations are routed strictly to materials for the crosses and gas, she said.
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Knowing that she has the right of way, the woman crosses the street.
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Obama had the power to deny Keystone because it crosses a foreign border.
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Therefore, it is common for hedge funds to not effect crosses between funds.
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It rebukes any act that crosses an established moral threshold, regardless of degree.
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Belarusians read poems as they stood near the crosses decorated with burning candles.
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Only Nicki can duct tape her nipples with crosses and look this fierce.
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"This is a procedure [and] product that crosses all divides," says Dr. Matarasso.
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How do you feel your love of birding crosses over into your acting?
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At this point, it's something that crosses my mind before I even start.
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What could be more central to sovereignty than controlling who crosses your borders?
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"These crosses for us were like symbols of hope and liberation," she said.
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Towering old crosses still dot hills across the province, monuments to this past.
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There are several twists and double-crosses that are dramatic but not surprising.
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Six white crosses mark a collision in 24 that killed six family members.
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The ban applies to symbols such as head scarves, skullcaps, turbans and crosses.
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But the emotionally charged experience of siblinghood is something that crosses between worlds.
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She awoke several times to the crackle of burning crosses outside her home.
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This is why Christians use crosses as a way to memorialize the dead.
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At the same time, they are part of the answer that crosses them.
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Maintenance and patrol workers are staffed across the three states that it crosses.
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Maintenance and patrol workers are employed across the three states that it crosses.
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A cyclist wears a mask as he crosses the Brooklyn Bridge, March 215.
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England ends the half by bombarding the Sweden box with crosses and corners.
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I've seen photos of similar crosses before in the wake of other shootings.
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We drove past a graveyard filled with seemingly endless rows of white crosses.
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The ball never crosses the line, but the referee mistakenly allows the goal.
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Belgium crosses and Fellaini nods the ball back into the center for Batshuayi.
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Croatia's numerous crosses, layoffs and headers finally led to a 1173nd minute goal.
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Danica then double crosses Quell and the Kovacses and tries to kill them.
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It's always surprising what crosses over with you when you emigrate, what remains.
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Several entries stumped me at first, but ample crosses kept the momentum up.
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And Zanis did, installing the crosses, their names not yet written on them.
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Four white crosses outside the restaurant offer silent tribute to the slain victims.
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The movie seems to float the same double crosses two or three times.
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At that point, haptics crosses over not just into erotics but into accessories.
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It would be a big-hearted, progressive person whose appeal crosses class lines.
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Crosses are already ubiquitous in Deggendorf, a picture-perfect town on the Danube.
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When it crosses over the line into romantic love, the results are disastrous.
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Whenever a self-help book about sleep crosses my desk, I toss it.
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As this plays out, analysts will watch to see who crosses party lines.
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And a new season of the French smash "The Bureau" crosses the Atlantic.
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"This crosses the line into the ability to actively harm somebody," he said.
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The State Department needed to approve the project because it crosses a border.
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Once your army crosses that river, you are an enemy of the state.
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While bigotry crosses party lines, this particular prejudice seems disproportionately concentrated among Republicans.
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We had a big move in the dollar against a lot of crosses.
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DIMON: NO. I MEAN, LOOK, PEOPLE MENTION IT AND IT CROSSES YOUR MIND.
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Some drew crosses and wrote other memorials to Ms. Pope on their wristbands.
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ET before the FHFA Housing Market Index crosses the wires at 9 a.m.
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Obviously it crosses the line if an influencer consents to creating that content.
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He speaks in an affectless monotone, mournfully crosses his arms and rarely smiles.
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There are companies that do this but to me that crosses a line.
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Ad Reinhardt's darkened crosses and Mark Rothko's liminal fields come to mind too.
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After an observer crosses this threshold, the past no longer determines the future.
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A strategy of waiting for Indians to develop a taste for products that the global middle class indulges in—cars as income per head crosses one threshold, foreign holidays when it crosses the next—may lead to decades of frustration.
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" When female relatives with her asked the police why they were not hunting down people with crosses, if outward shows of religious faith were the target of the new law, a policeman responded: "We are not going to hunt for crosses.
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Growing up in Queens, her home was filled with Virgencitas and there were crosses in every room — including a wall dotted with palm-leaf crosses, nevermind that she can't remember the last time her family had been to Palm Day services.
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Several ministers believe the Jersey option crosses too many of Mrs May's red lines.
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The cameras on these satellites were calibrated with concrete crosses 60 feet in diameter.
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When you kill innocent children... that crosses many, many lines beyond a red line.
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But inspiration crosses into appropriation when you create something with little or no originality.
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When an adult crosses our border illegally, he or she is breaking the law.
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And by the way, ABC is showing zero tolerance after Roseanne crosses the line.
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You can suddenly go blonde and have gothic crosses emblazoned on your mom jeans.
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Essentially, they are crosses between superheroes and Transformers, but without as much franchise potential.
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The crosses all have a heart, the victim's name and his or her age.
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Its eccentric crosses our own planet's orbit, putting humanity in a pretty precarious place.
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Revolve's Chief Brand Officer Raissa Gerona crosses the globe with Instagram's most recognizable influencers.
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And, at the end of the day, even those she crosses call her successful.
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It crosses the Missouri River twice and the Little Missouri once in North Dakota.
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Other Catholics, some wearing black or red robes and face masks, carry wooden crosses.
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He scans it, laughs at its jokes, crosses out whole pages and underpays her.
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The answer is that this crosses the line from the fantastical realm into reality.
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Reading Twitter, you'd get the sense that King is burning crosses in the cornfields.
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But as Cassini makes each orbit around Saturn, it crosses Titan's orbit every time.
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She also owns two Dachshund-corgi crosses (known as dorgis), named Candy and Vulcan.
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On Tuesday the government removed all the crosses, though some remained on other streets.
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A woman stands near crosses at the World War II Military Cemetery in Falciani.
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Two men and a woman were later crucified to wooden crosses after Enaje's act.
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Fluent in English, Mandarin and German, he criss-crosses the world briefing government officials.
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The only church exteriors in China adorned with steeples or crosses are officially sanctioned.
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Shy away from humor that is demeaning, targets certain groups or crosses workplace boundaries.
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A single thought crosses your mind: peanut butter plus cookies equals peanut butter cookies.
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Bottom line ... we'd bet it's only a matter of time before Conor crosses over.
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He lives in Guatemala and crosses the river often to shop and visit friends.
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But when dissociation becomes more extreme, it crosses into surreal territory, becoming Hollywood fodder.
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And make no mistake: He will sign any major legislation that crosses his desk.
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The migrants Juan crosses, he tells us, likewise don't carry phones during the trip.
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Such a background also crosses the wires we use to identify with other people.
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He waves off a pick, like, the second he crosses the half-court line.
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Sexual harassment and assault is an issue that crosses all boundaries, political or otherwise.
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Greg Zanis placed 12 wooden crosses near Borderline Bar & Grill, CNN affiliate KABC reported.
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Facebook cited free speech and the difficulty in knowing when content crosses a line.
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She also owns two dachshund-corgi crosses (known as dorgis), named Candy and Vulcan.
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Westwood, however, wasn't thinking about the Spanish crosses; he was looking for something else.
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"The barest hint of a smile crosses Dany's face," the scripts stage direction says.
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It might, especially if Mr. Trump crosses the acceptability hurdle at the first debate.
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The border is marked on the town's pavements with white crosses and metal studs.
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People are hunkering down as Hurricane Dorian crosses the Atlantic Ocean and eyes Florida.
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The van brakes automatically if something crosses your path while you are backing up.
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For species whose habitat crosses borders, recovery teams could be established by multiple states.
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"So he crosses a lot of lines, a lot of boundaries," Mr. Cunningham added.
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The crosses are produced by the Poppy Factory, of which Camilla is a patron.
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In addition, it is often unclear who is responsible when pollution crosses international borders.
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He seems to be well taken care of by everyone who crosses his path.
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All goes well until the French king's minister double-crosses him, executing the executioner.
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Renee Gladman investigates the moments when writing crosses over into another mode of expression.
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When an asylum seeker crosses into the US illegally, she commits a federal misdemeanor.
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I've seen pictures of their rooms—the flags, the pictures, the upside-down crosses.
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But failing to reauthorize CHIP on time arguably crosses a new line of dysfunction.
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But hosting the world's top preservation summit in that country crosses a red line.
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Line upon line of white crosses honor the dead in cemeteries across northern France.
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It crosses a line beyond any coarse rhetoric or disagreeable policy he may propose.
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Individual standouts include Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic of Croatia with five crosses each.
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This dynamic plays out in workplaces of all classes and crosses partisan political lines.
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Maintenance and patrol workers are staffed across the three states that it crosses through.
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Both teams are looking to find their big strikers in the box with crosses.
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Ricardo Pereira of Portugal crosses right along the endline, but it's to the keeper.
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Portugal crosses it to Fonte in a dangerous position just in front of goal.
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John Guidetti crosses, and Emil Berg has time to stop it, turn and shoot.
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What crosses the line so badly that it's worth a campaign's time to police?
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He pointed in the direction of a nearby graveyard, this one filled with crosses.
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I thought this was a difficult entry and used crosses to figure it out.
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If no candidate crosses the 50 percent threshold, there will be a second round.
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A mother of three crosses herself and then takes the mifepristone pill she requested.
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The route spans nearly 2,800 miles and crosses through five of Canada&aposs provinces.
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As a pack of horses crosses the finish line, he peers at the timer.
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In this comic scene, the mother crosses one too many of the daughter's boundaries.
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They are the peaked white hoods and flaming crosses of the Ku Klux Klan.
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For instance, Bay flirts with female nudity, as usual, but never crosses the line.
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The Australasian bid is the first that crosses the boundaries of FIFA's six confederations.
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Zanis set up crosses after the school shootings at Columbine, Sandy Hook and Parkland.
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Alongside these images are Celtic crosses, one featuring 15 heads angled toward the sky.
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It crosses the East River 393 times a day, less often in bad traffic.
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"Engineering is a lucrative field that crosses many different industries," she tells Business Insider.
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Starts in downtown El Paso, crosses the Stanton Street–Avenida Lerdo bridge into Juárez.
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Or it could indicate a split in the party that crosses the usual lines.
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Trump has vowed to veto the measure if and when it crosses his desk.
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But now, we've found a video that completely crosses the line between satisfying and disgusting.
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In the past, the authorities have intervened when contaminated food crosses state lines, they said.
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To track how the world crosses those borders for vacation, we created this handy infographic.
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Two crosses in the Primavera commemorate two apparently unrelated deaths separated by over two years.
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But we don't intuitively know what level of "loud" crosses a threshold into potentially damaging.
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But arresting local youth for playing a video game crosses a new line in India.
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Which means when something as factually absurd crosses some prosecutor's desk, you're at their mercy.
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Memorial crosses for the 65 miners who died in the Pasta de Concho mining disaster.
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Since then, Moumouni has run into them every few months as he crosses the Sahel.
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Garrett crosses Strudel's name off of her list: one down, dozens and dozens to go.
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Each time Trump crosses some consensus red line, however, the predicted catastrophes fail to materialize.
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It must send a signal that any interference in the investigation crosses a red line.
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It is a unique holiday delicacy that crosses borders, amiably divides families—and kills people.
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It is composed of two crosses patée, four fleurs-de-lys and two strawberry leaves.
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And as Brett crosses the country, the memory of his sister will keep him going.
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And like the general disgust with those elites, this attitude crosses the left-right divide.
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The Crosses exhibition can be a very liberating experience, especially for the art historically trained.
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In other words, it's off to the races for Lemonade as it crosses the pond.
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MIT is offering $1 million in prize money for technological innovation that crosses income strata.
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But just as the cyclist crosses the median, a Lexus plows through the red light.
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But the technology will continue to develop and hopefully expand into more neighborhoods (crosses fingers).
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It is unclear whether in pregnant women the virus crosses the placenta and causes microcephaly.
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But when it crosses a line, this confidence turns to arrogance, which turns off voters.
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Chieza's work as a design researcher crosses boundaries between technology, biology, design and cultural studies.
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This anime short is so expressive and joyous that it easily crosses the language barrier.
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But that effort also implies she's innately certain of every concept that crosses her mind.
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He's got a mean streak that crosses language barriers and is apparent in the ring.
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Precision timing The lunar shadow first crosses the West Coast at 123:05 a.m. PDT.
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It is uncertain whether in pregnant women the virus crosses the placenta and causes microcephaly.
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Lastly a modest red nose, mascara on his eyes and black crosses on his cheeks.
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A train crosses the desert through Mojave Trails National Monument on Sunday near Essex, California.
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Then the government began issuing orders for churches across the province to remove their crosses.
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The scientific enterprise that Dr. Willerslev helped invent now sometimes crosses into culturally sensitive terrain.
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Peralta is short and stout, with a shy, ready smile for whomever crosses his path.
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Brown is a people hound, registering change when it crosses her near field of vision.
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What's striking, however, is that what counts as "progressive" here almost never crosses class lines.
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He could then authorize the military to remove unauthorized border-crosses to Guantanamo for processing.
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This means it crosses paths with the outer retrograde moons and could collide with them.
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But to the majority, the cross' absence—not its presence—is what crosses the line.
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Recent events have called attention to a strain of fandom that crosses into uncomfortable territory.
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Such a ruling would do far more than uphold historic memorial crosses as in Maryland.
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Like all of Mr. McPherson's plays, "Shining City" crosses that same divide with astonishing grace.
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They include Turk Stream, which crosses the Black Sea to bypass Ukraine to the south.
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According to the publication, it is not clear who hung the crosses from the billboard.
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None of the theme clues were easy enough for me to answer without multiple crosses.
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After the buns are cool, pipe crosses on top of them with the confectioner's glaze.
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From then until now, the band has collectively worn crosses to ward away the evil.
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The same studio has more cause to celebrate as "Wonder Woman" crosses $800 million worldwide.
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They were willing to experiment and listen and try to find something that crosses over.
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According to Chaudhry, the question at hand is when free speech crosses over into harassment.
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As the driver crosses town, the ads can automatically switch to focus on businesses nearby.
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Almost as soon as he crosses into town, he steps on a landmine and dies.
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Musher Elliot Anderson crosses Bering Sea ice as he heads toward the White Mountain checkpoint.
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When the online world crosses into real life, a photo can often have lasting consequences.
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However, Donald Trump's assault on truth and civil discourse crosses all racial and ethnic lines.
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Marriage sent my classmates down a steadier path, one that rarely crosses my itinerant course.
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Those days are when Earth's orbit crosses through the thickest part of the cosmic stream.
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Colantonio crosses the Tiber River each day to his studio in the vibrant Trastevere neighborhood.
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Many wore purple, some carried pink crosses, and others wore clothes with simulated blood stains.
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Each time he crosses the border, the trucking company pays him around $12, he said.
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Thousand-year-old lace-like carved stone crosses (khatchgars) emerge from fields of roadside poppies.
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Another key style element for many men is chunky gold jewelry, including crosses and amulets.
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A raft crosses the Rio Grande, watched by the border patrol on the U.S. shore.
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He crosses this big avenue, Lafayette Avenue, as a 2200-year-old on his own.
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Still, many observant Catholics in the city will be wearing ash crosses on their brows.
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The authorities have demolished hundreds of Protestant churches, knocking crosses off steeples and evicting congregations.
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Not hard to figure out on the crosses, once BUG OFF and SPENDY are established.
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Carrillo is free on the wing, but the angle is too tight and he crosses.
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Protests were held, residents complained before the City Council, and vandals periodically ripped up crosses.
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In some cases, the preamble crosses the line into subtle political commentary and even advocacy.
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And that is an area that crosses over into national security and some other things.
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What actions are we prepared to take if and when Iran crosses those red lines?
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The raw output — the number of goals and shots and crosses — is broadly the same.
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I also like the two crosses in the grid, hinting at a double-cross theme.
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The order to hang crosses had come from "up high," Mr. Moser said, pointing skyward.
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There were plenty of names in this puzzle but the crosses were kind, I think.
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One teenager told Business Insider that the teasing even crosses the lines into sexual harassment.
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Zanis began building the crosses in 1927, when he found his father-in-law murdered.
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The widest flow of goods and cash, by far, crosses North Korea's border with China.
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We said don't let them deliver crosses, and we said if they do, watch Benteke.
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The plots were marked with white wooden crosses and heaped with bright-colored plastic flowers.
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If Van Drew crosses the floor, he would be greeted as a hero by Republicans.
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And we look at when helpful parenting crosses the line into helicoptering, or worse, snowplowing.
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The white nationalist demonstrators gathered behind a half dozen white shields emblazoned with red crosses.
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And I do want us to have an electric grid, energy system that crosses borders.
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I'm heavily into architecture so a lot of that aesthetic crosses over into the paintings.
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Every film that crosses a certain vote threshold is added to the Best Picture lineup.
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He mentioned that people don't always agree on when or if something crosses that line.
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