There's only so far that it can be dragged out.
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"One by one they've all being dragged out," Sinclair tweeted.
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And so he has dragged out Bill Clinton's marital infidelity.
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Here's video of him being dragged out of press row pic.twitter.
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Black passengers were dragged out to the street, beaten and kicked.
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Each salmon she dragged out of the river was all hers.
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Payton's scheming twin brothers are dragged out of the family unit.
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During one raid, a woman was dragged out of her home.
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Old white dudes getting dragged out their crib like dope dealers.
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But full closure of the resolution process dragged out over 220 months.
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The country is thus being dragged out of the club by England.
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That is because Rosholt dragged out performances on five UFC main cards.
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They now find themselves being dragged out of Europe against their will.
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Both customers had to be dragged out of the store by police.
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It was going to be dragged out and set up really quick.
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It may sound quick in words, but it was pretty dragged out.
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In the end, he had to be dragged out of the embassy.
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There's nothing inherently cheap about a mystery, even a dragged-out one.
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He was seen screaming and shouting while being dragged out of court.
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One was dragged out of a meeting with a bag over his head.
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The prosecutors dragged out the pain, taking five years to produce an indictment.
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Trump later dragged out endorsing Ryan in his House district primary as payback.
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A new generation has grown up as the ICTY's justice has dragged out.
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Mr. Trump has repeatedly complained that Mr. Mueller has dragged out the investigation.
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"It's been dragged out so long, people are so frustrated with this," Rep.
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He was dragged out and arrested in a wild scene captured on video.
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A bedraggled and shackled Mr. Assange, 47, was dragged out of the embassy.
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"Some videos are dragged out so much, and they speak so slow," she said.
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It's Sophocles's Antigone, dragged out of ancient Greece and into a contemporary Muslim family.
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Unfortunately her scheme was foiled, and she was dragged out of Mosswood without Julian.
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He was dragged out of his home, hacked and burnt to death, prosecutors said.
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Obamacare's real saviors have been dragged out of wheelchairs, arrested, and assaulted for weeks.
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Anne quickly breaks up this stunt, and Pierre is dragged out of the room.
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Including this guy who was physically dragged out of the room by officers pic.twitter.
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" Underneath the larger headline, the cover reads: "Reality star 'dragged out' of White House.
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"I almost passed out in the water and had to be dragged out," she says.
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The explanation was simple and rational, yet had to be dragged out of the government.
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Sturgeon has argued Scotland should not be dragged out of the bloc against its will.
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Reaching deep into the trunk, he dragged out a tool kit and a boom box.
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He could eventually face trial at the SFT, but the process would be dragged out.
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So, you were there at the NSC and then you were dragged out here, essentially.
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For three years, the UK and then the US dragged out opening the second front.
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Andy Rubin's fall from grace in the tech world has dragged out over two years.
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Police forcibly removed the protesters, with one person dragged out by their arms and legs.
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Some of her best bits take the shape of an elaborate metaphor dragged out indulgently.
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And advertisers just don't like something like this to be dragged out into the public.
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Only a kind of slow-motion retirement, one dragged out over many years and many reinventions.
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Oh, only to then have his carcass dragged out and touched inappropriately by a White Walker.
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The SNP says Scottish voters must not be dragged out of the EU against their will.
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I dragged out the curls as they cooked so as to not end up too curly.
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" And as Kavanaugh dragged out an answer, Feinstein joked that he was learning how to "filibuster.
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This is a practice exercised by many banks in dragged-out residential mortgage cases like Rivers.
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Kyle could not be dragged out on a weekend night if he didn't want to go.
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Everything in the store, even the cash register, had to be dragged out into the mall.
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But it was so satisfying to see an internet troll get dragged out into the sunlight.
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It was one of those plywood tables, the type dragged out from the storeroom for events.
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Northern Ireland, she said, should not be dragged out of the European Union against its will.
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The meetings also dragged out debate around the bill, helping sour the public on the legislation.
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One of the coffins was broken open and its contents were dragged out on the floor.
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Connie Jones filed for divorce in 2009, but the case dragged out until 2016, AZ Central reported.
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The WikiLeaks founder was dragged out of the Ecuadorian embassy, where he had been living since 2012.
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On Thursday morning, Assange was literally dragged out of the building by members of the Metropolitan Police.
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These iceberg chains are slowly dragged out into the plains in the path of the drifting glaciers.
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She's shunned by her village, physically dragged out of school, and exploited by Banda for financial profit.
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The negotiations with Ford's team to hear out her allegations have dragged out over the past week.
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They are rarely resolved, but are always at the ready to be dragged out and endlessly debated.
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The case has dragged out for two years, amid complex legal questions that could have been appealed.
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Conservatives, or Democrats, could have dragged out the Senate's debate on the agreement until at least Friday.
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But it has become so dragged out that investors have shifted their focus away from the issue.
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After struggling to escape, he was dragged out to sea in front of his wife and children.
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Then they dragged out his bloody, bullet-riddled body, put it in a military truck and drove off.
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Last year, Senate Republicans dragged out the confirmation of Attorney General Loretta Lynch for more than 150 days.
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At the end of the video, Sheen and the rapper are seen being dragged out of the hospital.
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Many protesters left the homes peacefully, though some had to be dragged out by their arms and legs.
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All we can say at this point with confidence is that the process will likely be dragged out.
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She realizes she's yelling, that she's angry, that she has maybe dragged out the tension for too long.
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Ecuador revoked Assange's asylum and the WikiLeaks founder was physically dragged out of the embassy by British police.
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Kerry himself has acknowledged that Russia has dragged out negotiations to help Assad gain ground on the battlefield.
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Lesandro Guzman-Feliz was brutally stabbed to death after being dragged out of a corner store last week.
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A video of the incident shows Fairooz remonstrating with officers as she is dragged out of the room.
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And Oliver Letwin is dragged out of his car and Rodney King-ed by politically nerdy Brixton youth.
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The interviews got dragged out because of the schedules of people I don't control, including the special counsel.
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Democrats dragged out the hearing by proposing a slew of amendments, all of which were rejected by Republicans.
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You play as Claire, a young adult bird, seemingly dragged out to a remote park by your aunt.
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"I've seen some people get dragged out of their prison cells and then get shot outside," he said.
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Meanwhile, Congress has dragged out efforts to strengthen the Toxic Substances Control Act and test more chemicals for safety.
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Things start out typically enough, with Lori seemingly being dragged out of what should be a "date" in handcuffs.
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I once watched this emoji get dragged out neck-first by an angry bouncer while the entire bar cheered.
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" Says Pinkett Smith, who has more free time these days, "I'm ready to be dragged out of the house!
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On June 13th the victim was a woman, dragged out of an autorickshaw in the western state of Gujarat.
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But this was dragged out of the company as a concession, not put forward proactively as a workforce model.
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So what happens if a British majority says Leave and Scotland is dragged out of Europe against its will?
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In today's climate, it was sadly not surprising to see such imagery dragged out from the past, he said.
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And the fight was long and dragged out over years of legal struggles — on both sides of the Atlantic.
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Fund-raising and infighting dragged out the creation of the Northwest African American Museum, which finally opened in 2008.
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In today's climate, it was sadly not surprising to see such imagery dragged out from the past, he said.
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The man appeared to try to burst into the public gallery overlooking the chamber before quickly being dragged out.
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One day, I witnessed a guy being dragged out of his cell by guards in white anti-contamination suits.
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Many of the protestors inside the synagogue had to be dragged out -- they refused to walk out on their own.
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Police smashed the window of a truck and dragged out a woman who was naked and had locked herself inside.
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Widespread public adoration in new for a president who was nearly dragged out of office a mere two episodes ago.
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KSM's case at Guantanamo before a military tribunal has dragged out since 2012 without a trial even being scheduled yet.
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"The process dragged out far too long," said Joan Alker, a CHIP expert at Georgetown's Center for Children and Families.
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Every day, Liam is dragged out of his classes by that administrator and literally put on display to prospective parents.
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The confrontation ended with T Raww getting dragged out of the club, and then attempting to pull his bodyguard's gun.
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Trump dragged out Hillary's painful misstep from Sunday, and connected with Dr. Oz's mostly female daytime audience calmly and comfortably.
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"Everything they did at the VA was dragged out, it was never a quick appointment for anything," Shane Coates said.
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"Instead, I was dragged out of their press conference before it even began and into a Finnish jail," Husseini wrote.
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It dragged out over a couple of weeks, with both of us flirting with the idea of getting back together.
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Brides have been dragged out of weddings because a long-absent parent turns out to have registered them as Muslims.
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He dragged out his decision to endorse Hillary Clinton for months, despite having managed her campaign for Senate in 2000.
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Yet despite its brief running time, the movie feels dragged out; like the priests, it will eventually lose its way.
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Meals started when he was ready — he had to be dragged out of the studio sometimes — and so did collections.
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Desperate, the girls tried to hide in the garden, but they were dragged out to be raped by more officers.
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In England, historically, people were incarcerated for only a short time, before being dragged out and whipped in the street.
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That might not happen but that means we will have dragged out negotiations to form a government potentially until December.
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The office of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was raided Thursday, and the politician was dragged out by Russian authorities.
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Of course, Oak was literally dragged out of the arena by several guards ... and hasn't stepped foot in MSG since.
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Everything from the title of her book to her supposedly wild and liberal political stances was dragged out for mockery.
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He was dragged out of his home by sword-wielding men and within minutes was stripped and killed, according to Jafri.
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Damon witnessed a black attendee being dragged out by three or four police with security guards escorting them through the lobby.
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The next day MPs such as Mr Wine were dragged out of the chamber by security forces and the proceedings began.
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Assange was physically dragged out of the embassy on April 11 after claiming asylum and living there for nearly 7 years.
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I wouldn't get any less sleep as the director, and I don't have to worry that I'll look too dragged out.
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Presumably, the case was settled at a high cost to the company, but could have been higher had it dragged out.
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Pnini's films harken back to early cinema, as he compresses into five minutes what Andy Warhol dragged out for five hours.
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The back and forth is the latest episode in a dragged out and heated feud between GOP lawmakers and the DOJ.
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He said the investigation could get dragged out if people of interest refuse to cooperate or if Trump uses executive privilege.
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In some cases, after giving birth, women were dragged out of the hospital in shackles and chains to awaiting squad cars.
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My own car slid into a snowbank and had to be dragged out backwards by a local with a 4×4.
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Mr. Assange has largely receded from public view after he was dragged out of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London in April.
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In 2012, however, Mr Toki was allegedly dragged out into the lake by Chef de Cabinet, never to be seen again.
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Lissette, who was driving without her kids at the time, had to be dragged out of the flaming car and hidden.
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Risch's tantrum extended Senate proceedings past midnight, angering lawmakers who were dragged out of bed at 1 am to vote. Sen.
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Guaido was dragged out of his car on the highway and detained by intelligence agents last week, but was swiftly released.
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On June 20, Guzman-Feliz was dragged out of a Bronx bodega and slashed in the neck with a machete, police said.
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As he's dragged out from under Black Jack, the dragonfly congealed in amber given to him by Claire falls to the ground.
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The Butcher has him dragged out of the house, pierced through with a very large stick, and literally roasted like a marshmallow.
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We could have done two or three more trips and then it just would kind of dragged out, so it's all good.
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Kirby was one of the three who had to be dragged out of Ray's sweat lodge and who died of related injuries.
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It's a baffling mess of a case, and Kip Glaspie (Cary Mulligan) is delighted to be dragged out of bed for it.
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After months of starts and re-starts and the dragged-out efforts on health care, Republicans are eager to change the subject.
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Both Cassie and I made mistakes in our relationship, but I think we'd both agree it dragged out much too long anyways.
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Since the election, we have seen videos of Trump supporters dragged out of vehicles or beaten bloody and unconscious in the streets.
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Without the agreement, opponents to the House bill could have dragged out the Senate's debate until near the end of the week.
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The good news is that this behavior used to happen behind closed doors, and now it's being dragged out into the open.
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Among them, dozens were killed and eaten by lions, including one British man who was dragged out of his bed by one.
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The craft would bump into a piece of space junk, which would stick to the craft and be dragged out of orbit.
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When Phil is dragged out of his hole and held up to flashing lights and crowds, he has no idea what's happening.
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"Painful to believe that my last image of Oak at MSG is him dragged out of the arena," Roberts wrote on Twitter.
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Family members said the victim had been shot in his car, dragged out alive by paramilitaries and run over by a tank.
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On the morning of November 17, the seven fishermen watched from the boat as John's body was dragged out onto the beach.
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Crisis talks between the former political allies dragged out for nearly two hours late Wednesday but clearly failed to resolve their differences.
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Regarding Brexit, the defining issue of the times, 62% of Scots voted to Remain but will be dragged out anyway by the English.
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Asahara was captured two months later, dragged out of a hidden compartment in a ceiling where he had holed up to evade arrest.
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That visual dogged Bush's presidency as the war dragged out, with worsening American casualties, for the remainder of his two terms in office.
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Tyga was dragged out of Floyd Mayweather's birthday party Saturday night by his neck ... and during the melee, he reached for a gun.
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Yet the cleanup process has long dragged out, with missed deadlines and claims that Boeing's state-enforced standards for remediation aren't strict enough.
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"All this stuff has been dragged out, and not one example -- not even one -- of something wrong has been cited," Bill Clinton said.
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Using the sharp tip, which uncomfortably scraped against the metal housing inside my phone, I slowly dragged out bundle after bundle of lint.
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Kavanaugh sat, fingers intertwined, quietly staring ahead at committee members as protesters in the audience screamed while being dragged out of the room.
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But the Chinese Ministry of Commerce said it needed more time to review the terms, and the process dragged out through the summer.
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But he is frustrated by how long the issue has dragged out — and that there is still no specific fix for the vehicles.
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AT&T and Time Warner announced their merger agreement last year, but the closing has been dragged out by the government's antitrust review.
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If Britain's departure from the European Union is delayed, postponed, dragged out for years or even scrapped all together, what would sterling do?
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Wubbels was then informed she was under arrest and was placed in handcuffs while being dragged out of the hospital screaming for help.
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And then ultimately the urgency that you'd like to have happen in February, March, April or May gets dragged out into training camp.
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Meanwhile, outraged protesters repeatedly interrupted the hearing with denunciations of Mr. Sessions and Mr. Trump before being dragged out by Capitol police officers.
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The young man in question is Jonah (Chase Williamson), who is dragged out for a premarriage night on the town by some friends.
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The Link (Chris Carmack)-Amelia (Caterina Scorsone)-Hunt (Kevin McKidd)-Teddy (Kim Raver)-Koracick (Greg Germann) love rhombus is exhausting and confusingly dragged out.
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And it illustrates how these companies, desperate to be seen as neutral actors, have been dragged out of that position by dogged political forces.
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Rockwell, the guy who sang the hit "Somebody's Watching Me" ... got dragged out of his house in handcuffs for allegedly fighting with his housekeeper.
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But the selection process dragged out, grew expensive, and none of those states were happy about being at the top of that particular list.
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The Botramkot is a red-white checkered caravan from the 60s that's dragged out of storage once a year for the ten-day event.
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Gimple and his team dragged out last season with Negan teases because they couldn't be bothered with telling a story that actually propelled itself.
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That has sparked calls for another Scottish independence referendum, which to many seem justified: why should Scotland be dragged out of Europe by England?
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Wheatcroft was tasered while sitting in the car, and then tasered again from distance after being dragged out of the car onto the pavement.
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AT&T and Time Warner announced their $85 billion merger last year, but the closing has been dragged out by the government's antitrust review.
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On the day that Rabio was dragged out of the sea, the Samurai Blue played Colombia, and the South American side was heavily favored.
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While that legal case dragged out, the company continued to refine its driverless truck technology to find its place in an increasingly crowded field.
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This means that it would be dragged out of the union against its will, and in particular against the will of its Irish nationalists.
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But often in a lot of those distresses we've been dragged out of our little thought orgies, having a great time in our heads.
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In security video footage, a visibly confused Mr. Cruz and another worker watched as Lesandro was dragged out of the bodega by the men.
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He dragged out formally endorsing Trump for weeks this summer, a favor Trump returned when Ryan faced a long-shot primary challenger in August.
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You can also see a guy getting dragged out of the area ... his name is Teefy Bey, and he's a member of Meek's Dreamchasers.
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He was dragged out of the Ecuadorean Embassy in London and is being held in prison while he faces extradition to the United States.
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Due to Lu's suspension and Nadia getting dragged out of her fancy high school by her dad, the honor went to Marina of all people.
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She says it proves stories that she had to be dragged out of The White House during that XMAS party in December, 2017 were false.
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He was dragged out of the embassy last month and charged by the United States for one of the biggest ever leaks of classified information.
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Oversleep, however, and you'll spend the whole day in a lethargic daze, feeling as if you've been dragged out of some sort of sleep spell.
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Ryan, who dragged out endorsing Trump over the last month, emphasized that he still has style and policy disagreements with the former reality TV star.
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"I'd like to punch him in the face," Mr. Trump said in February when a protester was dragged out of his rally in Las Vegas.
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Scotland's First Minister has said Brexit could also trigger another independence referendum if Scots backed staying the EU but were dragged out by the English.
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Tired cliches dragged out by older Americans paint the newest entrants into the workforce as needy video gamers who consume vast amounts of avocado toast.
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"We did not vote to leave the EU and we will not be dragged out against our will," Sturgeon said to thunderous applause on Sunday.
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If you haven't yet, watch this video from today's Senate Finance hearing, as a protester is dragged out of the room objecting to Medicaid cuts.
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As such, it's believed that the FCC intentionally dragged out the official repeal to give ISPs time to drum up support for their trojan horse.
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After years of his case being dragged out in the Bronx court system without a trial, a judge dismissed all charges against Browder in 2013.
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Mr. Muzinich, 41, was approved by a vote of 55 to 44 after an eight-month confirmation process that was dragged out by Senate Democrats.
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McConnell would need cooperation from all 100 senators to move that quickly; otherwise, the bill could get dragged out until late into the week. Sen.
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The cover of Thursday's New York Post shows a photoshopped image made to look like Omarosa Manigault Newman being dragged out of the White House.
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Johnson mobilized voters who found this vision attractive, as well as those simply frustrated with the dragged-out Brexit process, and won a huge victory.
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Elephants often wade or swim across this expanse without issue, but the Navy believes this elephant got caught in the water and dragged out to sea.
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Eventually, Max dragged out the only ThinkPad he had left, a non-functioning 2004 T42 that needed at bare minimum new RAM and a hard drive.
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Her House of Black and White training storyline has been dragged out for awhile now, and it's about time she put her skills to good use.
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Jason Sudeikis began dating Olivia Wilde when he was still a cast member, and he was never dragged out on Weekend Update to talk about it.
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An eyewitness tell TMZ Kit was asked to leave and did, but came back and finally had to be physically removed ... dragged out of the bar.
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Chart Position: #15 Spotify Plays: 63 millionNo modern pop chart is complete without an old song that's been dragged out of obscurity by an absurd meme.
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Growing up in a country ruled by a merciless dictator, Carole watched her neighbors being dragged out of their houses by the dictator's denim-uniformed henchmen.
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At one point during the hearing, which lasted about an hour, an elderly woman in the audience began yelling and was dragged out by court officers.
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And although the Remain vote won over all with 56 percent, that majority will now be dragged out of the union by the government in London.
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But that could lead to a situation similar to previous failed agreements where North Korea dragged out its end of the deal for years before reneging.
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In September, in Omaha, Nebraska, a mob stormed into a courthouse and dragged out a black man who had been accused of assaulting a white girl.
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The first was discovering, in a box of musty newsletters that my father dragged out of the barn, that he had also given me his journals.
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During the sentencing, a supporter burst into the courtroom and yelled: "The stewardship of children is the parents' responsibility!" before he was dragged out by security.
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"I'm sorry that a few words dragged out of the general context, badly interpreted, have offended the sensibility of my Arab and Muslim friends," Berlusconi said.
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Global Times reported that Mr. Zeng's father was dragged out first by the police, and his wife fed him medicine as he lay on the ground.
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"Everything feels slowed down and dragged out at the same time that it feels forced and overly complicated," Mike Hale wrote in The New York Times.
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Passengers who witnessed the incident said the man being dragged out was a doctor who, like them, had paid for a ticket and had a seat assignment.
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A Chicago man was dragged out of his car and bashed in the head in broad daylight ... all because the attackers thought he voted for Donald Trump.
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On Tuesday night, Jimmy Fallon dragged out live music looping app Loopy to create a doo-wop iPad masterpiece with powerhouse singers Queen Latifah and Kelly Clarkson.
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The Samsung Galaxy Note 7 saga dragged out over multiple months, encompassing two recalls, several travel bans and then, ultimately, the untimely end for the troubled handset.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Pnini's films harken back to early cinema, as he compresses into five minutes what Andy Warhol dragged out for five hours.
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Chevron began engineering studies for the project in 2012, but planning dragged out after oil prices collapsed in 503 and the partners tried to reduce its costs.
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" On her personal blog, Lucas wrote that as she tried to give her remarks in defense of "constitutional property rights," she was "dragged out of House chambers.
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The topic is highly sensitive and prompted a political debate that dragged out for so long that the final version of the draft legislation is not ready.
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He's been to jail already, dragged out of bed after a fuck-you knock early one December morning by FBI agents over securities and wire fraud charges.
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After Holly darkly tells Tyler that he will regret rejecting her, he gets dragged out of class by the principal and informed that he is suspended indefinitely.
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My two sisters and I (pictured) would go "dragged out" in front of the ladies groups to sing in hospitals at Christmas time when I was young.
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They held off two late drives by Wisconsin to win a dragged-out slugfest here, 27-21, taking the Big Ten title and improving to 11-173.
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But decking the halls at home — even as spring starts to bloom — is a win-win on many fronts, those who have dragged out the decorations said.
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In a speech to immigration judges last month, Jeff Sessions attacked "dirty immigration lawyers" who dragged out cases, and warned that the immigration court backlog was unacceptable.
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The Knicks legend was infamously dragged out of MSG and arrested for getting physical with security after an altercation with Dolan at a game in Feb. 2017.
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They cook and eat communally using a 40-year-old gas stove that has been dragged out of storage and scraped clean of cockroach eggs and mold.
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That's the entirety of our Constitution's First Amendment, the central tenet of our American way of life that gets dragged out every time someone's banned from Twitter.
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Last week, wheelchair-bound constituents occupied his office for 60 hours in protest of cuts proposed in the health bill, before being dragged out by the police.
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She dragged out her fire extinguisher and did her best to fight back the flames, but the smoke was everywhere and it was getting harder to breathe.
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She says that Mr. Weinstein dragged out the investigation and cast doubt on the evidence to weaken the case as witnesses disappeared, lost their memory or died.
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" She paid in four monthly payments and says, "It essentially dragged out the bad feeling of dropping a chunk of money over the course of four months.
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Had Yenta Law been in place they would have been dragged out of the theater by their tone-deaf ears and shipped directly to Bedford Hills Correctional.
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The defense attorney claimed two of Gallagher's children -- who were 8 and 18 at the time -- "were dragged out of their house in their underwear" by armed investigators.
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Varys is dragged out of his room (where he was very peacefully writing some kind of fan fiction, I'm sure) by Daenerys' guards, and he's sentenced to death.
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Khatallah's lawyers argued that any statements he made at sea should be tossed out because US officials purposefully dragged out the US-bound trip to maximize interrogation time.
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It was an admission that the family had been on the road for hours, and in that long, dragged-out instant, he worried he'd made a terrible mistake.
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When I came back, the contents of our living room were scattered across the courtyard and my roommate was being dragged out of the building by ten policemen.
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What was supposed to be a relatively quick procedural vote had dragged out for almost an hour, stuck in limbo as GOP leaders were huddled in hushed conversations.
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N, despite a controversy involving a passenger dragged out of his seat at Chicago's O'Hare Airport in April 2017, reported a 7.1 percent increase to 107.2 million passengers.
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Supporters of the EU in Scotland and Northern Ireland—both of which returned healthy majorities for Remain—are unhappy at being dragged out of Europe by the English.
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Soon enough, Jean is getting dragged out of her "Diane" preparations to go deal with her daughter's principal, who hints the child may be transgender or a lesbian.
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As they, too, are dragged out of the building, Leanne spotted her Amish mother in the crowd of concerned relatives and realized that her family still loved her.
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At the highest levels of the party, however, there is frustration about an appointment process that has dragged out for months and caused friction with the White House.
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When those in power fail to lead, brave Americans show us how the abuses hidden from public view can be obdurately dragged out of the shadows and exposed.
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However, as the process dragged out, the whistleblower reportedly became concerned his allegations were not being taken seriously, particularly after finding out Elwood had contacted the White House.
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The longer this is dragged out, the more difficult it will be to motivate the first-time Bernie voter to realize there are two elections in a cycle.
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I wouldn't want to see the current storyline get dragged out any longer (and RIP, Hux and Kylo), but I'll be a little sad to see them gone.
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Although officials in Mexico are upbeat about the chances of an agreement, political considerations have in the past dragged out the process of announcing the conclusion of chapters.
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Jeff begins feeling the heat of possibly being dragged out of the closet after he saves a younger gay Navy man from a near-deadly beating in the barracks.
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On Capitol Hill, activists with the disability rights group ADAPT crashed the offices of Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, screaming and getting dragged out of his office by police.
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Luong said he felt sorry that in return Vietnam had been unable to locate the ring McCain was wearing on the day he was dragged out of the lake.
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" Thomas Jonsson, spokesman for Autoliv, the world's leading air bag supplier, told Reuters: "We're seeing our deliveries of up to 20 million inflators being dragged out longer than expected.
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Millennial moping reached new heights after the Brexit referendum in June, when youngsters voted heavily to remain in the European Union, only to be dragged out by their elders.
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On Wednesday evening, February 12, art consultant Ruth Kalb, also known as Ruth Vered, was dragged out of a Sag Harbor restaurant and arrested after kicking a police officer.
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NATO is considering the AWACS replacement issue as part of a broader study of surveillance, but the process has dragged out given rapidly changing threats and newly emerging capabilities.
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Nowhere was this more evident than when Cooper dragged out and multiplied the questions about the just-leaked "Access Hollywood" tapes of Donald Trump making lurid comments about women.
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On Sunday night, United Airlines CEO Oscar Munoz took another swing at an apology for allowing a passenger to be violently dragged out of one of his company's planes.
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He feels lucky to have been dragged out into the open, into the real world, and wonders if he shouldn't do the same for his compatriots in the cave.
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For him personally, to be dragged out of this suburban, comfortable life and go on the road with a kind of mischievous pop band was strange and slightly irresponsible.
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The authors note the women who lined the halls of Congress in support of Ford and who blocked its elevators and got dragged out of its hearings in protest.
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We filed the correct paperwork, paid the fees and lined up all his references, only for my dad to be dragged out of a little office and locked up.
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It was the house where Jayme had spent most of her life until last October, when she was dragged out of the bloody crime scene, sparking a massive search.
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Her outburst as she was dragged out of the room — "Jeff Sessions is evil!" she yelled, among other things — was captured on video and used against her at trial.
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The debris that was dragged out to sea by the 2011 tsunami formed an unsinkable flotilla capable of transporting a large population of organisms across the world's largest ocean.
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Every February 2, Phil gets dragged out of his hole and held up to flashing lights and crowds in what is a highly stressful experience for him, PETA said.
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A lawsuit against Walden University, alleging that Walden dragged out the time it took students to earn degrees in order to make more money off of them, was dismissed.
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One minute you're the star of a Pikachu dance troupe, the next minute you're swarmed by men in suits and dragged out of the limelight, possibly never to return again.
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One of the missing included a woman with multiple sclerosis, dragged out of her wheelchair by her frantic husband as the flames closed in, but lost in the ensuing chaos.
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That Scotland and Northern Ireland voted to stay in the EU could bring further turmoil there as voters are dragged out of the club by their English and Welsh neighbours.
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At least five MPs were hospitalized for injuries sustained as they were dragged out of the chamber by plain-clothes security guards that opposition MPs said were special forces soldiers.
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Authorities said there was a history of domestic violence between the pair, and that a bullet fragment was retrieved from the car after it was dragged out of the river.
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Sturgeon says Scotland needs a new referendum on secession to avoid being dragged out of the EU against its will, and she has secured Scottish parliamentary approval for that course.
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Brittany Marie Lucio tells us Houston's and cops are lying about what went down before she and her friends got dragged out of the Atlanta restaurant and put in handcuffs.
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The latest dramatic departure was retired general Sami Anan, who was dragged out of his car in the street by armed men and jailed just days after announcing his run.
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Defense authorization The Senate will dive into debate of a wide-ranging annual defense policy bill after Democrats dragged out the procedural clock before lawmakers left town for the recess.
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The review process, meant to last a year, has been dragged out over more than three, as government scientists repeatedly found fault with the environmental science submitted by Pacific Northwest.
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"The police wiped the floor with me," he said through a translator, explaining that he was dragged out of the room while Constantin stayed behind with some of the officers.
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That charge was unveiled in April, when Mr. Assange was arrested in London after being dragged out of the Ecuadorean Embassy, where he had lived for years to avoid capture.
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Boston (CNN)The man accused of brutally killing two Boston doctors in their penthouse apartment in 2017 was dragged out of court on Tuesday morning after he threatened the prosecutor.
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Another child, who also worked in a Glencore-owned mine, fell into a mine but after being dragged out by other miners, was left alone until his parents found him.
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But the proceedings have now dragged out for two years "since the agency started messing around with some technicality instead of actually addressing the merits of the matter," he said.
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Emails from that time, which have been dragged out of him by investigations and lawsuits, reveal a long pattern of working in close coordination with industry to attack EPA regulations.
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These guys aren't the only people who got the boot from Dolan -- ex-Knicks star Charles Oakley was famously dragged out of MSG in 2017 after an incident involving Dolan.
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La La Anthony says meeting with the family of Lesandro Guzman-Feliz (the boy dragged out of a corner store and murdered) was "super emotional" -- but now she wants justice.
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His speech, clocking in at just over two hours, dragged out for so long he had to check in repeatedly with the audience to make sure they hadn't dozed off.
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For others, it's a goofy footnote, the kind of thing that might get dragged out as a clip if the Hall of Fame induction ceremony ever doubled as a roast.
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"Common sense would tell you that ... if we are going to become independent, better to do so before we are dragged out of the EU," Stewart Hosie, an SNP lawmaker said.
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"I've had this vest on when I was tear-gassed, when I was dragged out of the police department by my ankles, when I was shot at with bullets," Mckesson said.
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" Another comment in the same conversation suggested that Clinton ought to be "dragged out to a noose," to which another person replied "and left hanging til she rots to the bone.
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Despite the oddly dragged-out announcement for a new color of a smartphone, the teasers do show off one thing: HTC's iridescent, curved glass-and-metal design looks excellent in red.
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HYUN-U SOHNDIDIER SORNETTEChair of entrepreneurial risksETH Zurich It is misleading to say that Scots are being dragged out of the European Union "by the English" ("Sliding towards Scoxit", February 18th).
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From there, it moves at the most reckless speed possible, with the filmmakers rightly intuiting that this is a pretty slight, one-joke premise that shouldn't be dragged out too long.
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Assange was dragged out of the embassy where he'd lived for almost seven years and was ultimately sentenced to just under a year in prison for jumping bail back in 2012.
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The city has not yet announced if the officers involved will be charged for the shooting, fueling complaints from activists that city officials have dragged out the investigation with little explanation.
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Take the woman in Michaels, who reportedly dragged out her outburst for a full 45 minutes—again, for no other reason than the suggestion that she spend $1 on a bag.
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Various anonymous sources told mainstream news outlets say she was fired and then escorted out of the White House, or dragged out, or even that she triggered alarms in the process.
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It's definitely true that time works differently in Lynchworld: Some moments are dragged out almost beyond what the viewer can endure, and other scenes take place more or less between frames.
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As people with disabilities protested in the halls of Congress and were dragged out of their wheelchairs by Capitol police, wealthy donors were salivating over the tax breaks in the bills.
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Fans of the provision say it will speed up the lengthy appeals process for crime victims and save the government money from dragged out legal proceedings, the Houston Chronicle reported Monday.
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This story was originally published on Monday in The Hill Extra Public health groups are disappointed Congress has dragged out funding to fight the Zika virus and neglected other health priorities.
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That case dragged out over several years, with Apple taking it all the way to the US Supreme Court — a much different response from this agreement to settle without admitting fault.
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But with some exceptions, the President's demeanor -- defiant, arrogant, seemingly angry and preternaturally boastful -- seemed clearly tied to his frustration with an impeachment process that has dragged out for several months.
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He recounted a harrowing story of his grandmother's sister being dragged out of hiding in a Jewish ghetto in Novogrudok, now in Belarus, in 1941 and later killed by the Nazis.
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The case was most clearly laid out by Sports Illustrated's Seth Davis: He blamed the incessant timeouts, fouls that dragged out the ends of games, control-freak coaches and physical defense.
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That dynamic has not been missed by rank-and-file members, who say they're happy not to be thrust into the midst of another dragged out, public display of party disunity.
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"The (flows) carry hot vapor, including fine particles similar to cement, two- to three-meter (6.5- to 10-foot) diameter rocks and tree trunks dragged out by the current," the statement added.
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Authorities had initially said operations could pick up again on Monday, but the already-extended delay in reopening could be dragged out even further for many factories — including Apple's largest manufacturer Foxconn.
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The 15-year-old New York teen was dragged out of a bodega and attacked with a knife and a machete in what his family says was a case of mistaken identity.
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We may be dragged out of the EU by the Leave votes of other individuals across the UK, but that includes the more than 1m people in Scotland who voted to Leave.
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Then there's "Near Algodones," in which James Franco plays an outlaw who robs a bank and gets punished for it in a fashion that gets dragged out so long it becomes comical.
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A dragged-out legal drama Pistorius originally was convicted of manslaughter in 2014 after months of hearings, but a higher court changed that to murder last year, leading to the latest sentencing.
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A dragged-out legal drama Pistorious was originally convicted of manslaughter in 2014 after months of hearings, but a higher court reversed that to murder last year, leading to the latest sentencing.
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It was like I'd been dragged out of Plato's cave, and instead of seeing mere shadows of the internet flickering in the half light, I was now exposed to the thing itself.
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"It has been dragged out of cold storage two weeks before an election as a clear case of political victimization and can be classified as pre-poll rigging," the PPP statement said.
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Just Google and you'll see video of a recent course in which pigs were dragged out into the woods, shot in the face and limbs, and repeatedly stabbed to cause massive bleeding.
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When corpses from desecrated graves start appearing in model homes in northern France, she is partnered with Paul Maisonneuve (Thierry Lhermitte), a crime-squad legend who has been dragged out of retirement.
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But according to passenger videos and aviation police reports released on Tuesday, Dr. Dao tried to keep the officers from pulling him out of his seat before being dragged out of it.
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And, in the wake of Ahmed's encounter, other Muslim students reported being targeted by anti-violent extremism initiatives at their schools, dragged out by school security personnel and suspended for minor infractions.
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The Scottish National Party (SNP), which runs the devolved government in Edinburgh, says that a second referendum is justified as Scotland is now being dragged out of the bloc against its will.
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The Scottish National Party (SNP), which runs the devolved government in Edinburgh, says that a second independence referendum is justified as Scotland is now being dragged out of the bloc against its will.
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Bini was detained at the international airport in Quito several hours after Assange was arrested and dragged out of the country's embassy in London, where the WikiLeaks founder was holed up since 2012.
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A 15-year-old New York teen was dragged out of a bodega and fatally stabbed with a knife and a machete in what his family says was a case of mistaken identity.
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The original 2014 John Wick was a surprise hit about an unstoppable assassin who's dragged out of retirement for a few dozen more murders after a highly placed criminal thug kills his puppy.
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"I want that man dragged out of the White House in his underwear with his little hairpiece flying around and the tape coming off and it landing in the Rose Garden," Handler said.
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Norton's remarks come after a viral video surfaced showing the passenger being dragged out of his seat and down the aisle by three airport security guards after refusing to give up his seat.
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But they voted last June to remain in the EU and Sturgeon says that means Scotland needs a new referendum on secession to avoid being dragged out of the bloc against its will.
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But even if he was the best option for hosting the show, he certainly wasn't the only viable candidate, although that impression took hold the longer the situation dragged out without a resolution.
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When Seligman changed the situation and left open the door to the cage, Walker wrote, the dogs had to be repeatedly dragged out of the cage before they understood that escape was possible.
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Paul LePage certified the election results for Maine's 2nd Congressional District after a recount and legal battle dragged out the final result in the race for almost two months, cementing a Democratic victory.
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Soon after the footage of the boy being dragged out of the bodega went viral on social media, community members boycotted Mr. Cruz and his shop, ultimately forcing him to close the store.
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He was dragged out by police in April this year, and is now in jail fighting extradition to the United States on computer hacking and espionage charges unveiled after he left the embassy.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A carefree sailor has been rescued from his toy dinghy one mile (1.6km) off the coast of Redcar in north east England after being dragged out to sea by strong currents.
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Sadly, not for the audience: Dreary, derivative and flat-out dopey, this dragged-out torture tale will disappoint even those whose hearts race whenever they see a female character strapped to a bed.
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But the days of you and your brother being dragged out into the corn and beaten to death are gone and what's left is an adult playground of 24-hour craps and bad drinks.
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Within seconds, June's fellow stowaway (Alex Harrouch) is shot, her pilot is executed on the very runway that was meant to save her, and she is dragged out of the plane kicking and screaming.
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They may secretly suspect that their promise will never be tested, as Parliament is plotting to force an election rather than allow the country to be dragged out of the EU without a deal.
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We had refashioned it into a corporate thriller in the vein of ''The Firm,'' with the banker protagonist dragged out of a cozy exile on Bali and forced to infiltrate a corrupt state corporation.
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Assange, who was dragged out of the embassy last month and charged by the United States for one of the biggest ever leaks of classified information, wore a black jacket over a grey sweatshirt.
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Cue a harried looking man dashing on stage to grab Reedus and Nicotero's chairs and wheel them out of the way, and Reedus giving a cheerful little salute before being dragged out of shot.
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TMZ broke the story ... back in July, 6ix9ine was dragged out of an SUV, pistol-whipped and taken to his home, where multiple suspects jacked $750k in jewelry and more than $15k in cash.
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But this year, someone circulated a bracket online that turned out to be completely accurate, saving many viewers the need to sit through an interminable television special that dragged out the full bracket unveiling.
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DHAKA (Reuters) - Three assailants sped up to a Bangladeshi tailor's shop by motorcycle on Saturday, dragged out the Hindu owner and hacked him to death, police said, in an attack claimed by Islamic State.
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When corpses from desecrated graves start appearing in model homes in northern France, she is sent to work with Paul Maisonneuve (Thierry Lhermitte), a crime-squad legend who has been dragged out of retirement.
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With Pelosi so adamantly opposed to impeachment, pro-inquiry Democrats see it as a middle ground between oversight investigations getting dragged out in the courts and the House going full steam ahead on impeachment.
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Over the past few years, Soduh has established himself within the city as having one of the most unique voices—a dragged out deep drawl that sometimes acts as part of his songs' instrumentals.
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At the time, she was deeply involved in investigating her cousin's gruesome, gang-related murder: He had been stabbed repeatedly at a party, then dragged out and left for dead in a local playground.
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"We filed the correct paperwork, paid the fees and lined up all his references, only for my dad to be dragged out of a little office and locked up," Viviana writes in today's Times.
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Ms Sobol, who went on hunger strike in a bid to force her way onto the city-council ballot, was dragged out of her office and arrested by police ahead of last weekend's rally.
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Scotland weathered the various delays and debates of the Brexit process, but the sentiment shared by many Scots was that they were being dragged out of the union by their neighbors to the south.
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On the beach, a friend of Miller's helplessly watched as the Pennsylvania native threw her hands in the hair and attempted to get help while she was dragged out to sea, according to the outlet.
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Julian Assange being dragged out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London, England by British Police on Thursday morningScreenshot: RuptlyJulian Assange has been arrested by police in London after almost seven years in the Ecuadorian embassy.
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Assange faces one charge of rape in Sweden stemming from a 2010 incident that was only reopened after the WikiLeaks founder was physically dragged out of the Ecuadorian embassy by British police on April 11.
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Wheelchair users being dragged out of their chairs makes for good headlines, but the real story isn't the civil disobedience leading to arrests: It's why people are showing up to protest in the first place.
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The revelers set it up at low tide, and dragged out a picnic table and a cooler so they could get blasted out on "international waters," see some fireworks, and stay away from the cops.
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Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe went back to prison voluntarily so that her young daughter did not see her "dragged out of bed in the middle of the night," her husband Richard Ratcliffe said in a statement.
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Close to 10 opposition legislators were forced by Speaker Justin Muturi to leave the session while one was dragged out by parliamentary orderlies, kicking and screaming, during the speech beamed on television across the nation.
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Witnesses inside the Sunset Room tell TMZ ... moments before Tyga got dragged out of the club, he was approached by several men from whom he had leased a white Maybach -- and not in a friendly way.
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"A lot of them are not allowed to go to work – they are literally dragged out of school and it's cleaning, cooking, ironing older brothers' shirts, babysitting younger ones – this is preparation for marriage," said Codona.
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C.L. Franklin, a progressive pastor and stalwart civil rights leader famous for his charismatic sermons and wide array of famous friends, Aretha was often dragged out of bed to perform in front of her father's acquaintances.
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The only apps that didn't cause the computer to slow down like a ten-year-old laptop dragged out of the bottom of the closet were ones specifically optimized for Chrome OS—like the Adobe apps.
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Jen: Ah, yes, it's coming back to me now … Marilyn was the woman we saw in "The Midges," sitting in a car outside the lab when Philip and Elizabeth dragged out the dead lab worker's body.
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If "we were dragged out against our will by the votes of a much larger English (electorate), then the pressure for another independence referendum in Scotland would be irresistible and I think very rapid," Salmond said.
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Basel IV was supposed to have been agreed by the end of last year but a row between France and the United States over how high to set the capital demands has dragged out the process.
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The dragged-out negotiations between Rome, Frankfurt and Brussels and their outcome on Sunday have raised serious questions about the effectiveness of banking supervision and the credibility of Europe's own rules for dealing with bank crises.
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Timothy Egan After foraging through the Dumpster of discarded ideas, the Trump administration has dragged out another fetid reject as part of its campaign to roll back modernity, common sense and the will of the people.
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Still, the dragged out trade dispute and weakness in China's domestic economy have kept the yuan on course for its second straight annual loss, down around 20349% for the year after a 22% decline in 2018.
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A protester in the Senate gallery briefly interrupted arguments from Representative Hakeem Jeffries of New York, shouting "Schumer is the devil" and yelling that Democrats support abortion before being dragged out by Capitol Hill police officers.
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Sturgeon's Scottish National Party (SNP), which runs the devolved government in Edinburgh, says a second referendum just a few years later is justified as Scotland is now being dragged out of the bloc against its will.
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To me, that's a huge strategic mistake, a misreading of a moment in history when the ways that women have been systematically abused, assaulted, and denied their rights are increasingly being dragged out into the sunlight.
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Chaos erupted in an Ohio courtroom Monday as a former judge was dragged out to begin serving a six-month jail sentence following a felony conviction for helping her brother, a county employee, hold onto his job.
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They'd shake hands, say sorry, and then, "Yeah, sorry I had to shake your hand, dickhead!" and it was on again, and this time they'd be dragged out back where Penelope sat, the assignments littered around her.
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"Whether the index can maintain those highs, or if sterling can be dragged out of its current funk, may be down to April's construction PMI (purchasing managers' index)," Campbell added ahead of the publication of the data.
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ANDREW STOLERFormer deputy director-general of the World Trade OrganisationAdelaide, Australia Leaving has wide supportIt is misleading to say that Scots are being dragged out of the European Union "by the English" ("Sliding towards Scoxit", February 18th).
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European Union leaders are close to picking Dutch socialist Frans Timmermans to head the European Commission, two diplomats said on Monday, as the bloc's political families dragged out horse-trading between them to an unbroken 19 hours.
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WHEN JULIAN ASSANGE was dragged out of Ecuador's embassy and into a London courtroom on April 11th, you could be forgiven for thinking that it was his life's work, moral character and personal hygiene in the dock.
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Here's a refresher: Frank Underwood's (Kevin Spacey) skeletons were dragged out of the closet, his and his wife Claire's (Robin Wright) presidential ticket looked all but lost, and the two watch ICO terrorists kill an American hostage.
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In July of last year, he was sentenced to 21 months in Spanish prison for dodging €4.1 million in taxes pertaining to endorsement deals (not Barça salary), and the sentence has only been dragged out since then.
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Perhaps the bodies were dragged out to sea, their arms and leg bones coming loose as they drifted beyond the bay, around the cape, right through the waters where I float, treading water, a thousand years later.
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Leonardo, which holds no sizable U.S. defense contracts and therefore has nothing to lose by breaking the system, has instead used legal actions that have dragged out over two years in its efforts to thwart the Army.
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The recent incident on a United Airlines airplane, in which a passenger was forcibly removed from his seat and dragged out of an over-booked plane, has prompted a reaction from pretty much everyone on the internet.
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I'd quit drinking a few months earlier after getting dragged out of a concert and waking up in the drunk tank, but I'd replaced alcohol with molly, coke, and candy flipping almost every night of the week.
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In this contest, Russia also dragged out talks on the status of the sea and east-west trans-Caspian pipelines for 22 years, the length of time the convention was under negotiation before the signing in August.
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He said he had to make a "split-section" decision and Democratic leaders would have dragged out the process and leaked to the U.S. news media if he had given them a heads-up before the operation.
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White House officials have been engaging Senate Republicans to feel out how they might influence the process and keep it from getting dragged out, even as Trump himself itches for a theatrical fight to clear his name.
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Mr. Biden and his advisers are highly sensitive to the criticism that in 2015, he dragged out his decision before ultimately opting out of the Democratic primary, exasperating his supporters and undermining the Democratic front-runner, Mrs.
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Judge Mitchell Kaplan made Teixeira watch in that separate room, after Teixeira was twice dragged out of court Tuesday -- the day he was convicted -- once for threatening the prosecutor, and once for shouting about Field's last words.
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Some diplomats expressed frustration that the process had dragged out months, saying they had been repeatedly promised the new U.S. strategy, firstly by the NATO leaders' meeting in May in Brussels and then by Thursday's defence ministers' meeting.
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A retired top general named Sami Anan, seen as the last remaining real threat to Egyptian President Abdel Fatah el-Sisi, was dragged out of his car in the street by armed men at about 11:00 a.m.
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"All this stuff has been dragged out, and not one example -- not even one -- of something wrong has been cited," the former president said in an at-times contentious interview with Charlie Rose aired Monday night on PBS.
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KAMPALA (Reuters) - At least five Ugandan lawmakers received hospital treatment for injuries sustained while being dragged out of the parliament by plain-clothes security guards that opposition MPs said were really soldiers from President Yoweri Museveni's special forces.
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Ms. Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister and the leader of the pro-independence Scottish National Party, has argued that Brexit changes the situation because Scotland should not be dragged out of the 28-member European Union against its will.
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Just days before he was dragged out of his car and shot 12 times, a Committee to Protect Journalists (CPJ) delegation to Mexico met with President Enrique Peña Nieto about the inexcusable cycle of impunity in journalists murders.
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They imagined a whole chain of horrifying events taking place at their expo: the wearer being dragged out of the event and charged as a sex offender, the organizers losing their venue and tens of thousands of attendees.
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Guglielmo Aglietti, the director of Surrey Space Centre, said that an operational version of the RemoveDebris technology would cast out a net that remains tethered to the main satellite so the debris can be dragged out of orbit.
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President Moon should delay his affirmative response for as long as possible, then the inevitable protocol discussions should be dragged out for months, and finally the talks should be continuous and never adjourn without a date for resumption.
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Once 30 years of painful allegations against mega-mogul Harvey Weinstein were dragged out of the shadows and into the pages of the New York Times, the rush to condemn him and his actions was swift and decisive.
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Scots voted by a margin of nearly two to one to stay in the EU, and Sturgeon has said they must not be dragged out against their will, raising the prospect that the United Kingdom itself could break apart.
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Plenty of attention has been paid to how Brexit is driving apart the countries that make up the United Kingdom; Scotland and Northern Ireland both backed Remain and bitterly resent being dragged out of the EU by the English.
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"This whole idea of fake news is not a new thing," Earnest said, pointing to how Trump and other Republicans dragged out accusations that Obama wasn't born in the United States for years despite all evidence to the contrary.
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READ: Julian Assange was just arrested after being dragged out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London "We don't know if any other shoes are going to drop," said Jonathan Peters, a media law professor at the University of Georgia.
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These are the dull, dragged-out days at the end of a season that's left the Sixers with little to play for beyond self-preservation, and whatever pride remains for a team that loses 72 times in 82 games.
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Scotland voted by 62 percent to 38 percent to remain in the European Union, and the Scottish first minister, Nicola Sturgeon, said Friday that it was "democratically unacceptable" for Scotland to be dragged out of it against its will.
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" Shkreli also griped about news headlines regarding his case, and teed off on a young woman who had testified he for almost a year dragged out redeeming her $2000,22.7 investment in his hedge fund, saying she wasn't a "victim.
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In spite of all the predictions of mass arrests—Hillary Clinton being thrown in Gitmo and executed by Trump personally, Obama dragged out of his home by The Troops and subjected to a televised military tribunal—nothing has happened.
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Lesandro Guzman-Feliz, 15, was dragged out of a bodega in the Belmont neighborhood on Wednesday night and stabbed with machetes by several attackers in what investigators suspect was a case of mistaken identity by members of a gang.
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"He is a profoundly lonely person who sometimes provokes confrontations with staff members because otherwise he's just by himself, and at least if he's being handcuffed or dragged out of his cell he has contact with people," Aro said.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — A Sydney rape case that dragged out for almost five years — through two trials, a conviction, two appeals and the suspect's eventual acquittal — has set off a flurry of debate in Australia on what constitutes sexual consent.
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Then there are the ritual humiliations and abuses of Black women under police detention being paraded half-nude into booking offices, or hog-tied and dragged out of a police cruiser, or tased while handcuffed in a restraining chair.
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Assange, 48, who spent seven years holed up in Ecuador's London embassy before he was dragged out last April, is wanted in the United States on 18 counts including conspiring to hack government computers and violating an espionage law.
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Assange, 48, who spent seven years holed up in Ecuador's embassy before he was dragged out in April, is wanted in the United States to face 18 counts including conspiring to hack government computers and violating an espionage law.
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After the unruliness of the House health care debate, which dragged out for months and resulted in an awkward, unsatisfying final product, the Senate sought a better way to fulfill the Republican campaign promise to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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As I jumped in her car and we sped toward the coast, she explained that a tourist had recently been dragged out to sea on the black-sand beach in Vík, just down the road from the plane wreck.
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"The problem is there's a long history of things just being dragged out, and of deception," Iizuka told a news conference, referring to instances when North Korea reneged on promises to provide information on the missing Japanese, most recently in 2014.
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Parlatore referred to the agents' methods while carrying out a raid at Gallagher's home, claiming the SEAL's children, 8 years old and 18 years old at the time, "were dragged out of their house in their underwear" by armed investigators.
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" McCain was dragged out of Truc Bach lake and spent the next five-and-a-half years as a high-profile prisoner of war in Hoa Lo prison - the infamous "Hanoi Hilton' - where he said he and others were tortured.
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So when the sore breasts, bloating, headaches, and queasiness I'd attributed to my period's imminent arrival dragged out over five weeks, I started sweating, suspecting that I ranked among the less than 1% of people who gets pregnant with an IUD.
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Even when the show did decide to do some world-building, it did so in clunky hour-long chunks that bored viewers and dragged out a narrative that more capable TV shows could have deftly doled out in half the time.
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The unlucky ones were dragged out of town, forced into a ghetto in the next village, and then, in August 1941, marched into the woods and shot to death in their hundreds by their Lithuanian neighbours, overseen by the invading Germans.
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While Sarah Huckabee Sanders stole the press secretary limelight—demonstrating baseline competence at deflecting for the president—Spicer was caught hiding from press among some bushes in the dark, only to be dragged out today in front of a firing squad.
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The murder captured the attention of music stars Rihanna and Cardi B. News outlets aired chilling surveillance video of the boy struggling for his life as he was dragged out of a bodega and slashed with a machete and knives.
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" Shkreli also griped about news headlines regarding his case, and teed off on a young woman who had testified that he had dragged out redeeming her $435,000 investment in his hedge fund for almost a year, saying she wasn't a "victim.
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Sources said finalizing the pact has dragged out a little as the two sides are still hammering out some details and also because Sharp is reluctant to make an announcement on Friday, the fifth anniversary of the devastating Fukushima earthquake.
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"It's almost like they sat down over there and dragged out all of their old wish list, most of which of has been discarded, and said to themselves, 'Let's put it on the table and see who salutes,'" he added.
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But this month at her club's annual ocean swimming competition, Daphne, a huge inflatable duck, was blown out to sea by a strong gust of wind, and despite a rescue attempt, was quickly dragged out into the vast Indian Ocean.
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The Department of Justice's ostensible reason was that the question of ending DACA was so important that it couldn't be dragged out (though, weirdly, the Trump administration didn't ask the Supreme Court to immediately put a hold on Judge Alsup's ruling).
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The move is a rare détente for Uber, known for its aggressive approach to entering global markets, and will end a costly battle between the two companies that has dragged out over the past three years since Uber arrived in Russia.
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"Sometimes the news just gets worse, so in addition to being left in the elements for 12 hours after being dragged out of the trunk of a car, now she must also deal with heartworm disease," the group wrote on Tuesday.
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"Untitled (trashed bed)" centers on a downsized mattress embedded with a carved-stone drain that is Gober-like — except for its beautifully fluted extension, which can evoke the futilely gripping fingers of someone being dragged out of bed by the feet.
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LaGRANGE, Ga. — Some people here had never heard about the lynching of Austin Callaway — about how, almost 27 years ago, he was dragged out of a jail cell by a band of masked white men, then shot and left for dead.
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"Nor should they be subject to a dragged out trial that appears to be set to last for months while keeping Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo incarcerated, away from their families and their work," the embassy said in a statement.
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In a disciplinary hearing, two of the men who were confronted said that on the night the confrontation took place, four of the men on the RU Reference List had been dragged out of their dorms, held against their will, and assaulted.
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As he was dragged out of the embassy, Assange looked like a "befuddled Old Testament prophet," wrote Alan Rusbridger, former editor of The Guardian, tracing Assange's journey from obscure hacker to one of the most "reviled, celebrated and lionized" people in the world.
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However, it's possible that with a new release of iOS, Apple will offer a new API that requires developers to support drag and drop in their apps, by specifying what files can be dragged out and what file types their apps receive.
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Plus, there was the disturbing fact that during the first flashback to the final 10's violent bunker raid, we see someone who looks a whole lot like an unconscious Alex getting dragged out of the pool area by a CERT officer.
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How much I'd connected with the ongoing story of Addison Barrow as it leapt from platform to platform — so much so that during one previous visit I had literally been dragged out of a room, shouting that I'd be back to help her.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's parliament descended into chaos on Thursday, with lawmakers dragged out by security guards for heckling leader Carrie Lam as they demanded an inquiry into a brutal attack on a prominent human rights activist ahead of a major rally.
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The airline's animal troubles compound a public relations nightmare triggered a year ago, when a male passenger who refused to give up his seat for an airline employee was dragged out of his seat and down the aisle of a parked United plane.
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As if a passenger getting forcibly dragged out of an airplane and another enduring sexual harassment (while the flight attendant keeps serving the perpetrator stiff drinks) weren't enough, now United kicked a bride and groom off their flight to their own wedding.
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The blame game over the bill dragged out over the course of the week, and the House was preparing to leave for its weeklong recess with a final vote series Thursday afternoon by the time the Senate had approved the new language.
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And although some of those blockbusters are very good indeed, Marvel's weakest moments feel like obvious concessions to this strategy, with stories that either grind to a halt introducing new characters and subplots, or get dragged out needlessly in sequel after sequel.
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Coaches and players are dragged out at some point — before a game, after a game — and forced to answer questions from a mob of reporters about strategy, preparedness and, inevitably, how they feel about whatever has happened or is about to happen.
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The front door opened directly into the living room, the dining table had to be parked against one wall of the kitchen and dragged out for dinner every night, and the children's bedrooms were two stories above their bathroom, with no closets.
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The move is a rare détente for Uber, known for its aggressive approach to entering global markets, and it will end a costly battle between the two companies that has dragged out over the past three years since Uber arrived in Russia.
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The 48-year old Assange, who spent seven years holed up in Ecuador's London embassy before he was dragged out last April, is wanted in the United States on 18 counts, including conspiring to hack government computers and violating an espionage law.
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But already, divisions in the party have dragged out congressional Republicans' agenda far longer than the original Republican leadership anticipated — the original calendar ambitiously projected a health care bill and tax reform to be on Trump's desk by the end of summer.
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The 'supposedly' is because conflicting stories have been drummed up in the aftermath, but you can readily watch the man have his head stomped into the floor on camera and be dragged out leaving a trail of blood after already verbally yielding long before.
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The Senate Finance Committee hearing on Republicans' latest health care bill is about as chaotic as congressional hearings get, with senators talking over one another, testifying about bills they wrote (which is unusual), and protestors in wheelchairs being dragged out of the committee room.
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So it was surprising to hear the hundreds of people packed into Ridgewood's Superchief Gallery for the New York debut of Choke Hole, a dragged-out wrestling extravaganza born in New Orleans, cheer for a high-powered real estate agent as she entered the ring.
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Fitzpatrick had been a free agent since April, and while it was considered an inevitability that the quarterback and the Jets would come to an agreement allowing him to return to the team, the degree to which this process was dragged out was unexpected.
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When you're first dragged out of your childhood bedroom and obligated to catch up with a kitchen full of people you haven't seen since you were nine, you'll need something to both put you in the holiday spirit and get you buzzed on the low.
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I hope so, because you'll need to in order to appreciate this next item, the ultimate piece of Russell Crowe memorabilia, The Art of Divorce's pièce de résistance—the last, worthwhile thing Crowe dragged out of his attic and slapped a price tag on.
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Although Halvorson hasn't been officially offered the nomination yet or even decided if he would accept, the dragged out battle has been an added distraction for Shuster as he tries to push an ambitious proposal to separate the nation's air traffic control from the FAA.
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This is, as these things go, serviceable, but the storytelling dragged out the initial getting-to-know-you bits to such length that it left no room for what would be the natural second act — Jon and Dany wanna bang, but they're also related.
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The final run of the trip was back down the gentle camino, which we dragged out as long as possible before joining the crowd filling the outdoor tables and chairs at the base for a quick pint of Patagonia I.P.A. from a mobile truck.
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"With the JCPOA being in shambles, Trump is calculating that Europe will eventually be forced to trigger the dispute resolution mechanism — a process that even if dragged out will result in the return of snapback sanctions and the further isolation of Iran," Vakil said.
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AHMEDABAD, India (Reuters) - On the night of February 22014, 2002, two toddlers living in adjacent alleys were dragged out of a slum district in Ahmedabad in Gujarat that had been set ablaze by a mob in one of India's worst ever Hindu-Muslim riots.
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" More darkly, while the nightly news might begin with a montage of "smiling children dressed as butterflies", they are soon replaced by reports of "fatalities, domestic murders, missing people being dragged out of the bush in bodybags, or their charred remains found in burnt-out cars.
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The Dallas Morning News reported Stephenson was there in part to bemoan DC bureaucrats who dragged out AT&T's $85 billion ultra-merger with Time Warner (which, to be fair, there is some suspicion was more the result of Donald Trump's feud with Time Warner subsidiary CNN).
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When a bearded, weakly belligerent Julian Assange was dragged out of the Ecuadorian embassy in April, he had been indicted, in part, for helping Chelsea Manning hack into the US government's computer systems, as well as encouraging Manning to try to obtain and distribute confidential information.
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Even as she is hauled off to jail for baring her breasts—where she is bailed out by her new pal Lenny Bruce (Luke Kirby)—it is seen as a lovable turn which she plays for laughs, even as she's being dragged out of the club.
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Hoping to avoid another dragged-out process, the city took a different tack with Hudson Yards, a 2.473-acre parcel being developed by the Related Companies and Oxford Properties Group at the heart of the neighborhood of the same name, where other projects are also underway.
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The show has dragged out Offred's plight beyond all reason—Season 3 takes place some five years after the rise of Gilead, and Season 4 is in the works—while taking a tremendously long time to provide details about how, precisely, Gilead was established and, later, destabilized.
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"I went into stores and did everything from inventing new dances to standing on my head and pulling out my pecker trying to make them understand pickling spice and they dragged out everything from tomato paste to embalming fluid — everything and anything except pickling spice," Ellison wrote.
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They sang and made a tape recording that was somehow too slow, so that when they played it back everything was elongated, the words dragged out and in a melancholy minor key, a spooky chorus, as if they were ghosts lost in a hauntingly gorgeous foreign movie.
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Given all of this backstory, it is concerning, to say the least, that "Unfit" ends with Ofmatthew, who is black, going into a rage and grabbing a gun out of nowhere, and then being brutally shot down and having her lifeless body dragged out of the grocery store.
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Though Sanders was the winner in New Hampshire, he once again did not run away with the victory, and Democrats now face the prospect of a long and dragged-out primary that some speculate could end in a contested convention if no one gets a majority of delegates.
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Plenty of podcast and audiobook apps offer variable playback speeds, perfect for when standard pacing makes a series feel too dragged out, and variable speeds up to 2x are a blessing on YouTube, when sitting through 20 minutes of someone's half-hearted apology video starts to feel pointless.
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Mr. Davutoglu made no concrete promises in return, making clear that Ankara believes it has leverage in negotiations on the issue with Europeans — like Ms. Merkel — who dragged out European Union membership talks with Turkey in the past, in part because of concern over human rights abuses in Turkey.
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"When you're white you don't know what it's like to be living in the ghetto, you don't know what it's like to be poor, you don't know what it's like to be hassled when you walk down the street or to get dragged out of a car," he said.
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Well, I declare, Mr. Quinlan is offering us a theme where common phrases are turned into new ones using drawled or perhaps casually dragged-out gerunds, where we are supposed to pronounce them as if we were full as a tick and enjoying a pitcher of sweet tea.
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Even as he was memorialized in the solemn rituals of the Roman Catholic Church, the chaotic footage of his final moments — dragged out of the bodega and stabbed and slashed by a mob of assailants — haunted many who had come to celebrate his life and mourn his death.
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An insider in one extensive report likened the assembled footage to a Star Wars version of Ace Ventura, Pet Detective; the report also claimed it was Ehrenreich himself who had sounded the alarm to one of the producers about the Jim Carrey-style comedy performance being dragged out of him.
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Current position: Federal appellate judge (Third Circuit Court of Appeals) The case for him: When Donald Trump picked Neil Gorsuch in 2017 to fill the seat vacated by Antonin Scalia, Hardiman was reportedly his second choice — in a decision that Trump dragged out until the eleventh hour for extra television drama.
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And then, as Arthur is unwillingly dragged out of his street life and into the fight, King Arthur becomes a reluctant-hero story, about a kid from the gutter being ordered to fight a series of frenetic, kingdom-shaking fights involving hordes of faceless baddies and even more CGI monsters.
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"Tax reforms are going to be as complicated as the repeal and replace (of the Affordable Care Act) and the markets may well think that the timing of the tax reform is going to be dragged out," said Art Hogan, chief market strategist at Wunderlich Equity Capital Markets in New York.
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"This limited ambition has been dragged out of BT by the threat of regulatory action, demonstrating once again why an independent Openreach, free to raise its own long-term capital, is the best way for the UK to get the fibre network it needs," said Sky's Chief Financial Officer Andrew Griffith.
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These pregnant beings — including a cow who was evidently due to deliver the following day — had been dragged out of their home, strapped onto the back of a truck, and hauled off to a state fair, so some (hypothetical) imbecile from the East Coast could wave at them while snapping photos?
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WASHINGTON — Two minutes into Monday's historic House Judiciary Committee hearing into the impeachment of President Trump — even before Representative Jerrold Nadler, the chairman, issued the customary call for decorum — a protester, screaming that Mr. Nadler was committing treason, was dragged out of the grand columned hearing room by the Capitol Police.
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It's a rather contorted bit of plotting to avoid Jon simply getting on a dragon with the others, which makes me wonder if the show is saving Jon mounting up for some other time…for some other reason… Later, the Night King has Viserion dragged out of the lake by giant chains.
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BUTEMBO, Democratic Republic of Congo (Reuters) - Two Hutu women were dragged out of a minibus, lynched and their bodies set on fire by a crowd in eastern Congo, the local mayor said on Wednesday, as inter-ethnic tensions in the region surge in the wake of massacres that have killed hundreds of civilians.
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Just like Scotland, a majority of Northern Irish voters voted to remain within the EU in last June's referendum, but being dragged out of Europe could strike a much bigger impact on Northern Ireland than other parts of the U.K., given its land border with the Republic of Ireland to the south.
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"The judges are allowing too many cases to be dragged out for too long, which clogs the system," said Jessica M. Vaughan, director of policy studies at the Center for Immigration Studies, which supports giving Border Patrol and other immigration enforcement officers the power to order deportations to alleviate pressure on the courts.
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He could face extradition to the U.S. READ: Julian Assange was just arrested after being dragged out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London Here's the indictment: Cover image: Julian Assange gestures to the media from a police vehicle on his arrival at Westminster Magistrates court on April 11, 2019 in London, England.
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Within hours of the WikiLeaks founder being dragged out of the Ecuadorian Embassy in London on Thursday, lawmakers in Quito were sticking in the knife in by describing just how much money it cost to accommodate Assange and revealing details of his personal behavior that led to President Lenin Moreno to revoke his asylum.
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EditorsNote: adds "Jamal" in 15th graf Clippers rally past Knicks as Oakley gets arrested NEW YORK — On a night when a former star Knicks power forward was dragged out of Madison Square Garden by security, the Los Angeles Clippers' current star power forward pulled his team to a come-from-behind win over New York.
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A song like "Tupelo," their passion play about the infernal birth of Elvis Presley, was dragged out, a projection of end-time hurricanes cast upon the high screen behind the band, and Cave was given the (at least seeming) freedom, with a voice that's gained richness and range with age, to explode when ready.
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He could face extradition to the U.S. READ: Julian Assange was just arrested after being dragged out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London Here's the indictment: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange was indicted Thursday for breaking into U.S. government computers and conspiring with former U.S. Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning to download classified documents and distribute them to the public.
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According to the documents I obtained, the FAA fined a pilot named Raphael Pirker $3333,000 for flying recklessly at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville (this was a famous case that dragged out for more than a year), a company called Xizmo Media Productions $18,700 (later reduced to $5,000), and a company called SkyPan $1.9 million.
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And although May's Conservative Party stormed back in 2017 from an almost complete electoral eclipse at the hands of the SNP north of the border, Ian Blackford, the leader of the SNP's 35 Westminster members of Parliament, never misses a chance tell May that Scotland "will not be dragged out of the EU" by English politicians.
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"When you are white, you don't know what it's like to be living in a ghetto, you don't know what it's like to be poor, you don't know what it's like to be hassled when you are walking down a street or dragged out of a car," Sanders said when asked about his personal racial blind spots.
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Under the stewardship of previous showrunner Scott Gimple, the series dragged out every skirmish into a multiseason arc, relied on emotional stunts to keep audiences engaged, and went out of its way to focus on Negan, a villain who never really became interesting enough to warrant more than 30 hours of programming dedicated to his introduction, reign, and eventual fall.
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In some cases, this impulse may have played a part: Kotkin describes how Lev Kamenev, Stalin's old Pravda co-editor, and Grigory Zinoviev, who with Stalin and Kamenev had formed a ruling troika during Lenin's final illness, were dragged out of their prison cells in 221 for a meeting with Stalin; he urged them to confess, for old times' sake.
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There were several setbacks and reversals in the "Phase 3" stimulus talks, interminably long late-night meetings that ended with little visible progress, and tedious reviews of legislative language in order to make sure one side wasn't trying to slip something past the other — all of which dragged out a final vote days after many expected it to take place.
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"That guy has the life," my boyfriend said, staring at the pretty Swiss woman as she glided around the interior, and I agreed, but I had that sinking feeling I got whenever his eyes settled too long on another woman, like I was the floppy puppy dragged out of a carnival by the kid who had his heart set on the lion.
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Senate Republican Conference Chairman John BarrassoJohn Anthony BarrassoWhat the impeachment vote looked like from inside the chamber Senate drama surrounding Trump trial starts to fizzle Behind the scenes of McConnell's impeachment drama MORE (R-Wyo.) had said only the day before that the goal was to get Trump acquitted by Friday or Saturday morning at the latest if Democrats dragged out the process with procedural objections.
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Looking like a befuddled Old Testament prophet, the WikiLeaks founder was dragged out of the Ecuadorian embassy in London on Thursday to a new form of captivity -- and to challenge journalists around the world as to whether he is a hero deserving their support, or a villain for whom few would weep tears if he spent the rest of his life in a jail cell.
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In the wake of Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE's election, social conservatives have dragged out discredited arguments to target lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) Americans who ably serve their country in uniform.
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Also Alan, our behind-the-scenes organizer, was dragged out of a busted Wicked by his hair, thrown in a cop car and told he was a British rave junkie who wasn't gonna be allowed to corrupt the youth of SF. That kind of heavy handedness was only overcome because the dance music community came together and organized a successful grassroots campaign against it, rewriting SF's permitting process for the better.
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When Republican senators dragged out their consultations with the Obama administration on judicial nominees, the Obama White House did not press them; when a blue slip was finally returned and the Judiciary Committee held a hearing and voted a nominee out of committee, Senate Democrats would often take their time before scheduling a floor vote, which Republicans would usually insist couldn't be held until after the maximum 0443 hours of debate.
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When she discovers that one of her students, Oz, possesses an extraordinary heirloom, the sword of Imam Shamil, one of the great leaders of the forces of resistance, she visits his home to see it — just as Oz, whose email user name is "SwordOfShamil" and who had been emailing Natasha using subject lines like "Weapons used for Jihad," is arrested in an early morning raid, dragged out of his mother's house by the security services.
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In the same European Parliament session at which Ursula von der Leyen, the president of the E.U. Commission, promised departing British delegates, "We will always love you, and we will never be far," Aileen McLeod of the Scottish National Party spoke of Scotland's anger over being "dragged" out of the union and asked that the members "leave a light on" for Scotland, where Brexit has fueled demands for a new referendum on independence.
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