Advocates expressed weariness at yet another dead soldier's family being drawn into a political fight, and said they refused to be drawn into the increasingly heated debate.
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Twitter is drawn into this as much as Facebook is.
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The number of officials drawn into the inquiry is growing.
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Lopez Obrador declined to be publicly drawn into the dispute.
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We wanted you to be drawn into a genre story.
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I hate to see the company be drawn into that.
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We wanted you to be drawn into a genre story.
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He was drawn into it because of who his dad was.
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I think that's the reason I'm still really drawn into Elysium.
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Leena's eloquence was extraordinary: She was inadvertently drawn into Farkhunda's death.
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The National Basketball Association was drawn into the controversy this week.
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You get kind of drawn into this, especially when you're lonely.
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Like his fellow officials, Evans wouldn't be drawn into the controversy.
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More straightforwardly partisan sites have also been drawn into the mix.
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"It's so awful to watch him drawn into this," Will said.
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China should not be drawn into the trans-Atlantic family quarrel.
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And references to historic battles get drawn into the mix, too.
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"I don't want to get drawn into negative campaigning," she said.
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Sanjay began to type, and Jeff was drawn into the screen.
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Eventually, the Icelandic volunteer was drawn into the F.B.I. investigation, too.
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Mexico Drawn into a tough group, Mexico played well to advance.
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I'd been drawn into motherhood because my life had a void.
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Instead, she was drawn into Richmond's embrace and began to cry.
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The pellets are heated, then drawn into soft filaments of plastic.
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"Family does not need to be drawn into this," Scaramucci wrote.
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Trump got drawn into the cross-fire, it seemed only natural.
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The European Central Bank has already been drawn into Italian politics.
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The decision kept the investigation from being drawn into the political crossfire.
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He would not be drawn into giving Ferrari's opinion on the proposals.
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Several other European and overseas banks have been drawn into the scandal.
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Banking stocks were drawn into the trend after rallying in early deals.
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I was drawn into it and was immediately compelled by the idea.
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Via the megalomaniacal Hoffa, Sheeran is even drawn into the Kennedys' orbit.
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Now the Trump family has been drawn into the web of investigations.
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He was drawn into Chinese-American issues after seeing the Kimmel clip.
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Mexico was drawn into a first-round group with Germany this year.
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Just like that, they were drawn into the spirit of the dance.
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We shouldn't be drawn into taking sides, as tempting as that is.
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Readers were drawn into the debate in over 600 comments on nytimes.
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Glyphosate was drawn into the bitter public debate over genetically engineered crops.
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Not wanting to get drawn into litigation, he refused to tell her.
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Drawn into such a conflict, major powers lose their traditional military superiority.
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"The United States would be drawn into a preventable war," they wrote.
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Tom, too, is drawn into the house, albeit in a different way.
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The hack has drawn into focus Japan's approach to regulating cryptocurrency exchanges.
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"Family does not need to be drawn into this," Mr. Scaramucci posted.
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For example, she won't be drawn into criticising or defending Donald Trump.
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These forces are also drawn into conflicts between native and nonnative groups.
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Serbia coach Mladen Krstajic was equally reluctant to be drawn into the debate.
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And there is a danger that Turkey will be drawn into the fight.
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I remember being drawn into the image they projected of 'fuck the boys!
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He rapidly gets drawn into a much more complicated and bloody local drama.
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Initially coy, he got drawn into a debate with a couple of squatters.
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Otherwise, they risk starving to death, or getting drawn into endless civil wars.
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Readers were drawn into the painful questions welling up from the custody battle.
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That results in our political disagreements being drawn into the urban-rural divide.
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When this happens, regional powers will likely be further drawn into the conflict.
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Some observers credited Trump for refusing to be drawn into a bad deal.
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Professionals don't allow themselves to be drawn into an unprofessional conversation like that.
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As a reader, I was immediately drawn into the unfolding chain of events.
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He, too, is leaning into the music, drawn into its swift, skimming momentum.
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Candidates alarmed by Republican inaction were drawn into congressional races across the country.
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Since like attracts like, positive, successful people will be drawn into your environment.
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It is possible that still more people will be drawn into the labour market.
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I was drawn into them by the visuality of them, compared with other algorithms.
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It's so easy to get drawn into cycles, but trust is a long game.
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But the focus should also be on stopping sympathisers being drawn into IS's orbit.
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Both were San Antonio natives who were drawn into policing from very different directions.
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It is not the first time Hefner has been drawn into Cosby's legal woes.
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His home was drawn into the new 17th so he wouldn't run here again.
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Large numbers of women and elderly men have been drawn into the labour market.
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The stability of these standing waves stops the electrons being drawn into the nucleus.
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We're drawn into the story and made to feel like part of the action.
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International investors have expressed concern that banks could be drawn into the U.S. case.
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There are risks for Obama being drawn into a war of words with Trump.
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Mr. Buffett's tax strategies were drawn into the debate when Mr. Trump blamed Mrs.
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Others will notice your attitude and will be drawn into your success as well.
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He found himself drawn into the family bar business, which went back to 1890.
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Ms. Wiener said she was drawn into the tech world by its propulsive qualities.
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Another well-known rapper, Cardi B, was drawn into the Tekashi saga on Thursday.
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But also something else: He didn't want his institution drawn into the political circus.
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Our American political system has been very much drawn into this process of disruption.
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More candidates are drawn into the field, because they'll have more chances to succeed.
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Companies are finding themselves drawn into — or joining — the Trump administration's fight more frequently.
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I read comics (read graphic novels) as a kid and was drawn into the characters.
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Now businesses and their lobbyists are worried about being drawn into Washington's heated political crossfire.
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After the new map in 2016, Holding was drawn into the same district as Rep.
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Lurie, who called Trump's presidency "disastrous," cautioned against players getting drawn into the president's tactics.
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The viewer is drawn into the space, while the foreground and background are drifting apart.
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Turkey has been drawn into its neighbor's 5-year-long war, spawning discord with Russia.
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Some media reports, citing eyewitnesses, claimed that Erdogan's protection officers were drawn into the brawl.
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Thurman's Noelle is drawn into the caper soon after, and the story goes from there.
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Trump Jr. is not the only presidential acolyte drawn into the storm by Tuesday's revelations.
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Japan was nearly drawn into that group, which would have put things over the top.
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You have a sense of being drawn into something—a portal to pleasure or pain.
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The United States is drawn into Group B with Spain, France, Montenegro, Italy and Croatia.
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Haynes found himself drawn into an ongoing congressional debate about government funding of the arts.
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His investigation is certain to get drawn into the political tumult around the midterm elections.
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A few locals decided to take sides, and others got drawn into it by association.
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Now, they're being coached on how to avoid being drawn into a confrontation with POTUS.
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It was during this last period that Benjamin Jahn Zschocke first got drawn into activism.
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As Strike investigates, he's drawn into class politics, which Galbraith handles with a wry wit.
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"I've been drawn into it because my son has drawn me into this," Minaya said.
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The viewers' place in space (right side up on the ground) was drawn into question.
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Some of Mr. Leissner's other former colleagues have already been drawn into the 1MDB case.
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Anita takes the bait, the narrator's sister is drawn into the quarrel, then his father.
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And once that happened, all of a sudden, I got drawn into other tech things.
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It's like a lifestyle, you get drawn into it, and do that instead of other things.
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Another war meant women were once again drawn into the workforce, gaining further independence and agency.
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Not everyone at GCHQ was happy to be drawn into the world of startups and unicorns.
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And yet another, from 25 juillet 2017, has short parallel lines drawn into the black surface.
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (23212:839).
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Refinery29: The Incendiaries is about a charismatic cult leader and two people drawn into his web.
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (16153:16143).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (4233:4223).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (21987:21).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (1:30).
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When she attends, hoping to swap the voucher for cash, she is drawn into an interview.
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The city has so much rhythm that it's hard not to be drawn into its beat.
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And more of it is being drawn into warehouses registered with the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (1:443).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (34033:34023).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (8773:30).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (8083:8073).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (1:310193).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (1:253).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (1:8113).
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Google is being drawn into a new fight with conservatives — this time by its own workforce.
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (86883:86873).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (2225:244).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (1:6363).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (2223:30).
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There is scarcely any part of my conduct which may not hereafter be drawn into precedent.
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (24212:405).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (2455:24212).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (8663:30).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (2888:2841).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (2359:2359).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (23811:234111).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (230:2247).
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The audience sits right up against the action and sometimes gets drawn into it (24866:24811).
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In early 1919, Tan Malaka returned to Indonesia, where he was soon drawn into labor organizing.
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How many people who aren't working can still be drawn into employment without inflation taking off?
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CK: Then the crusader is someone who is drawn into entrepreneurship by some sense of mission.
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But throughout Mr. Trump's administration, big companies have routinely been drawn into open conflict with him.
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Experts caution that Israel is often only a mistake or two from being drawn into combat.
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In turn, Mr. Turnbull refused to be drawn into criticizing the leader of a close ally.
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There was no sign that Gaza's Islamist rulers Hamas had been drawn into the rocket firing.
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Many geopolitical experts said Iran — more than the U.S. — cannot afford to get drawn into war.
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So this is hardly the moment to get drawn into a standoff in the Middle East.
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The Daily: Today's episode is about how the Biden family was drawn into the Ukraine affair.
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Within the first few minutes of looking at Pryor, you find yourself drawn into Ligon's technique.
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He leads them on patrol, and gets too drawn into the lives of an Afghani family.
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Too late, the Romans realized they were being drawn into a trap, just like Snow's ragtag army.
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Marling brings an ethereal quality to her character, which proves pivotal to being drawn into the drama.
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Not always so awesome when you're at work and accidentally get drawn into, say, the Atonement trailer.
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The National Basketball Association was also drawn into the controversy around the Hong Kong protests last week.
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All of these developments raise the question of whether Pence could be drawn into the impeachment maelstrom.
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Be smart: Technology has seeped into every industry, so more players are being drawn into tech debates.
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That Baltimore metal was likely drawn into the LME system by the most recent time-spread gyrations.
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Laura (Laura Dern) is a Livingston-based lawyer drawn into the orbit of a disgruntled male client.
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Many are drawn into risky behaviors such as unsafe sex or substance abuse due to such stigma.
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Some — like eldest daughter Sarah (Amy Landecker) finding herself drawn into a polyamorous triad — work very well.
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It did this in defiance of the ruling party but refused to be drawn into a fight.
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Amazon confronts this complex issue as it is drawn into the debate about Seattle's acute homelessness crisis.
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Minutes after the marrow was drawn into the syringe, a technician rushed the specimen to the lab.
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Keurig got drawn into a partisan skirmish over its advertising on Sean Hannity's Fox News Channel program.
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Third, Clapper must strenuously guard America's intelligence professionals from being drawn into a highly politically charged environment.
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For a brief frightening moment, Turks confronted the possibility of being drawn into a bloody civil war.
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You're not a political songwriter, but do you find yourself getting drawn into issues more and more?
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I was mad at myself for being stupid enough to get drawn into such a toxic relationship.
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Legal action against producing countries could mean that U.S. energy companies are drawn into costly lawsuits themselves.
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Her character becomes drawn into Berlin's nightlife culture, clubs and parties while in search of her friend.
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To watch a movie by Jean is to be drawn into the nature of the human comedy.
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Two thousand years of Buddhist folk tradition were drawn into the service of one European man's psychodrama.
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Unwittingly drawn into controversy over a pop star's downfall, Virgil Abloh, the label's star designer, proclaimed innocence.
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"I feel drawn into archaeological mysteries, and I feel that I have a purpose there," she said.
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Once they start to move, they seem to have been drawn into being by some diabolical animator.
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The partners are quickly drawn into a conflict when a villainous buglike creature illegally arrives on Earth.
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He does point out that young people are being drawn into the subject matter like never before.
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You'll most likely be drawn into a conversation about how you could possibly think that of her.
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Our table of three was drawn into the wine as it touched us emotionally in unexpected ways.
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One thing is certain: He should avoid getting drawn into a war of words with Mr. Maduro.
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But Tumxuk has also been drawn into the regionwide drive to transform Uighur society through indoctrination camps.
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I wanted to know why I was drawn into it even though it was a negative image.
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While gradually uncovering details about her past, Dorothy is drawn into an elaborate, multi-faceted battle for supremacy.
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"Originally I was drawn into it because of this idea that there is nowhere to hide," he says.
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"We weren't there to make any determination like that, so I'm not going to be drawn into that."
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The two countries have been drawn into starker confrontation in recent weeks, stoking concerns about a potential conflict.
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You are very angry that you have been drawn into this as a former associate of Roger Stone.
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The process, Haloossim explains, goes a little something like this: Patient has blood drawn into a special tube.
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An outsider is drawn into an environment where he doesn't know the rules and doesn't understand the people.
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But in doing so, she could infuriate the young voters who Sanders has drawn into the political process.
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The jumbos are residents of the Foul Point jungle, close to where they were drawn into the water.
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Politico said multiple outlets now have full-time media reporters who are often drawn into covering Trump's presidency.
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The parents did not want to be identified because they were wary of being drawn into the investigation.
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Until now, cryptocurrencies have not been drawn into wider crackdowns by the Securities and Exchange Commission this year.
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Eventually, however, Allen was drawn into Bob's account of his life by the surprising quality of its language.
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Nine other nations and scores of armed militia were drawn into conflict over the DRC's vast mineral resources.
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Mueller, a widely-respected former FBI director, is unlikely to want to be drawn into a political fight.
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Trump loses here because he has already allowed himself to be drawn into another ill-advised public spat.
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Woodward, however, refused on Thursday to be drawn into speculation over the identity of United's next permanent manager.
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Still, Canadian executives said their funds should avoid being drawn into bidding wars as part of competing consortia.
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But after witnessing a plane crash, Migo (Channing Tatum) develops doubts and is drawn into an underground resistance.
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Meanwhile, his old pal Mike slowly gets drawn into the Albuquerque criminal underworld, and meets some familiar faces.
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It was not the first time McKinsey had been drawn into questionable arrangements through its work in China.
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But the truth is, favors from a rapist become just another sick game the victim is drawn into.
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Pompeo said Azhar's case had been discussed, but he declined to be drawn into specifics on other individuals.
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But the country's military has been increasingly drawn into the effort to curb illegal fishing off its shores.
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Leery at first, Thibodeau ultimately accepted the offer from "Messiah Productions," and was quickly drawn into the fold.
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Last year, the company was drawn into the special counsel investigation of Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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As a student in pre-revolutionary Shanghai, Mr. Qian was drawn into underground activism for the Communist Party.
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He seemed to suggest: Let the political branches do what they do, and don't get drawn into it.
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The Enquirer , which was having financial difficulties, was wary of getting drawn into a possibly expensive political fight.
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Instead, she's suddenly drawn into an elaborate family drama that neither she nor the audience knows anything about.
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" McMaster called Russia's support for that "kind of horrible regime" something that "has to be drawn into question.
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He says ObamaCare plans are too expensive and more healthy people need to be drawn into the marketplace.
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We were being drawn into this national debate over something that was really insignificant from a financial perspective.
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But it's sensational and it gets people drawn into their media channel and that's what they're going for.
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If he is drawn into sexual misconduct, he will likely be permanently compromised, because the tribe never forgets.
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NATO members Greece and Turkey were nearly drawn into a military clash in 1996 over an uninhabited Aegean islet.
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But he said he could see how Russian athletes, like the country's oligarchs, might be drawn into Russian politics.
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Focused on certain markers and metrics, the admissions process warps the values of students drawn into a competitive frenzy.
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She is soon drawn into the parallel universe of the afterlife, where she learns secrets about her own family.
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And then I got sort of drawn into some more conventional politics and the social liberal party in Denmark.
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But at no point did Mr. Buttigieg allow himself to be drawn into a dispute he wanted to avoid.
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Perhaps Treasury officials do not want to be drawn into Mr Trump's tariff tit-for-tat, suggests Mr Gagnon.
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Drawn into orbit by the black holes' gravity, these gases form gargantuan clouds that yield nothing to optical telescopes.
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Pettitt said the issue of rights for Aboriginal people should not be drawn into the fray of party politics.
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Eyewitnesses told Reuters that 10 civilians were killed and the military had been drawn into a local clan conflict.
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And availability of "invisible" stocks has just been severely tested with "only" 31,850 tonnes drawn into the LME system.
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And of course this is how people all over the globe can be drawn into the same bookish conversation.
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This secretive court battle wouldn't mark the first time a foreign company has been drawn into the Mueller probe.
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But it documents it rather than explains it, and refuses to be drawn into pat explanations or false empathy.
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People may be first drawn into a group by ethnic kinship and then develop authentic and fervently held beliefs.
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While IP lawyers said the case wasn't directly political, most agreed it could be drawn into broader Sino-U.
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But we will not be drawn into a rigged game based on a playbook borrowed from the McCarthy era.
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Payrolls expanded by 22019,22018 in January, helped by mild weather, and more people were drawn into the labor market.
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Economic research has found that once people are drawn into the labor force, they tend to stay in it.
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Priscilla said in court papers that she had been drawn into his world two years earlier, at age 20.
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"I do not think that Europe will get drawn into this idea of an ultimatum," Le Maire told reporters.
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So Mr. Mitchell agreed to move down — the fourth in his family to be drawn into the property's orbit.
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Then it is drawn into cylinders about two metres long and 30cm across before being sliced into circular wafers.
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An ex-cop, Mike finds himself drawn into Albuquerque's criminal underworld after taking a few low-level protection gigs.
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And the four American interlopers slowly discover that they're being drawn into it, which they very much cannot control.
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Indeed, at least one of this quartet could find themselves drawn into the relegation battle before the season's out.
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Can you give me a typical psychological profile of the kind of person drawn into the alt-right movement?
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I found myself drawn into what Flowers speaks about, where you subsume your sex and sexual politics into racial politics.
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From his first job, as secretary to Fiorello La Guardia, every mayor of New York was drawn into his net.
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Increasingly, though, it is being drawn into the conflict, and its preferred status as disinterested mediator is slowly becoming untenable.
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Otherwise, supply chains will be put at risk and governments will probably be drawn into the business of picking winners.
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Libby: I was drawn into The Americans initially because it was a story about relationships, not a story about spying.
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These were people drawn into politics for the first time, and who want to feel that their voice still counts.
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Unfortunately, I am quickly drawn into the spell of the foliage, and I leave with two new plants as well.
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Trump was drawn into the divisive debate over the RFS by the potential shutdown of oil refiner Philadelphia Energy Solutions.
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At times, as in Peter Sellars's dramatizations of the Bach Passions , the instrumentalists were drawn into the field of action.
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It was drawn into a group with the current world champion, Germany, as well as Poland, Ireland, Scotland and Georgia.
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That's according to retirement experts even as 2401(k) plans have gotten drawn into the tax-reform debate in Washington.
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As he is drawn into that, his wife (Yuko Takeuchi) is trying to get to know some unwelcoming new neighbors.
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Emails and social media allow previously unconnected voters to get drawn into a fight and to organize signature gathering efforts.
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The biggest names in New York have been drawn into the spotlight ahead of next Tuesday's critical presidential primary there.
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Morrison said he was concerned about Zelensky being drawn into U.S. domestic politics and American interests in Ukraine being sidetracked
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They seemed to stick only to what they knew and repeatedly resisted being drawn into the politics of the process.
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He was first drawn into violence after his younger brother was killed during a robbery at the Santa Marta market.
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In a small town where families have deep roots, neighbors and longtime friends were suddenly drawn into heated, bitter arguments.
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Alex Copeland paced Yale, whose athletic department was drawn into a massive admissions fraud scandal last week, with 24 points.
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I was drawn into the dirty world of Midgar and the thrilling story of environmental terrorists fighting an evil corporation.
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The Hill's 12:30 Report: Pompeo, Barr drawn into Ukraine web MORE in an interview published in the Daily Caller.
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The national GOP has offered support for Cruz, who has been drawn into a tight re-election race against O'Rourke.
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Charismatic, brave, brilliant Lyra (Dafne Keen) is drawn into a mysterious web of child snatchings, possibly underwritten by the Magisterium.
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For now, it's considered a "temporary captured object," the term for a small space object drawn into Earth's gravitational field.
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Beginning at the Medical College of Pennsylvania in Philadelphia, he was drawn into the obscure field of health care management.
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But eventually, Sancaka lets himself get drawn into a community battle involving his pretty neighbor Wulan and her younger brother.
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And Walker, who was also drawn into a safe, Democratic district, is raising the prospect of primarying a fellow member.
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She smiled thinly and said nothing, as if she had resolved not to get drawn into Mr. Trump's political dramas.
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For one thing, I had always admired — as I said, I was drawn into journalism because of the Washington Post.
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Espy, who was drawn into a runoff with the senator after neither earned 50 percent of the vote on Nov.
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But also I'm drawn into conversations that don't reflect the fact that I'm the most qualified person running for office.
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Passersby walking down Calle Venecia, the tiny street where it is located, are irrevocably drawn into its small storefront space.
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NATO members Greece and Turkey were nearly drawn into a military clash as recently as 1996 over an uninhabited Aegean islet.
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Capital drawn into China through broader index inclusion could help stabilise its wobbly stock market and reduce pressure on the yuan.
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They kept assuring [the public] that they weren't about to be drawn into a firefight, then permitted exactly that to happen.
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"...We must not and will not let ourselves be drawn into an expensive arms race," Putin told Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu.
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Having moved into their parent's apartment, Matthew is gradually drawn into a sexual and psychological ménage à trois with the twins.
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The whole rooms springs to life as the bed and the main character Jessica are drawn into being in the center.
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As the show progresses, she's drawn into the world of high-priced prostitution by a friend and fellow law student, Avery.
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Firewatch puts you in the shoes of everyman Henry, a fire lookout who's drawn into a mystery alongside his coworker Delilah.
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Though it is formally separate from Canada's government, it may still be drawn into geopolitical disputes over, say, tariffs and sanctions.
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Yet Nadal was not about to be drawn into talking about the most eagerly-awaited of all possible second round contests.
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That's why awful secrets are drawn into the light, people are consumed by guilt, and friendships end, because they had to.
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Instead, in short, meditative chapters that mimic her subjects' fractured experiences, she captures the feelings of people drawn into the convulsions.
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The particles are drawn into trajectories along magnetic field lines, which is why they get pulled to the magnetically powerful poles.
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This month brings another in Netflix's "Ozark," starring Jason Bateman as a money manager drawn into laundering cash for a cartel.
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So far this week, Trump has not been drawn into unnecessary controversy, sticking instead to scripted remarks at his campaign rallies.
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And Trump, used to opponents who take the bait and get drawn into his games, didn't know how to handle it.
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Drawn into buzzsaw that goes by the name of Negan Rick, on the other hand, continues to act with cold efficiency.
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America has tried to stick to the narrow mission of defeating IS. But it risks being drawn into the wider conflict.
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She was first drawn into photographing the area by Ken [below], an elderly man who'd peacock his way down the street.
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They were drawn into a quarrel in December over a retweet by the Emirati foreign minister that Erdogan called an insult.
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I got drawn into the San Diego Chargers in the early 80's and instantly I was hooked into the game.
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SoftBank has also been drawn into the controversy over the killing of journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Saudi Arabia's consulate in Istanbul.
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UEFA and FIFA have, tangentially, been drawn into the fight, with their interventions cited by some on each side as victories.
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Ben Schnetzer (above) plays a rising champion who gets drawn into a match-fixing scheme, culminating in a live onstage tournament.
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" Scott is drawn into a new conversation with the universe, now that the laws of physics have singled him out. "Weight,
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In investigating the murder of a distant relative's father, Aimée is drawn into the secretive wartime past of a provincial village.
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"I think the FDA is constantly getting drawn into commercial disputes, which puts the agency into a difficult position," he said.
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The backdrop: Cohen was drawn into Mueller's Russia investigation last year for his contacts with Russians during Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
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I felt sick to my stomach that I got drawn into it and I'm thinking, treating people like they don't exist.
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In 2017, Gabriella Meyer, a senior at the University of Michigan, began to get drawn into the growing women's empowerment movement.
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For ideological reasons, and because the country was rich in diamonds and oil, the conflict was drawn into Cold War geopolitics.
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Never one to indulge the news media, Belichick would not be drawn into a discussion of Brady's future after Saturday's defeat.
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Then their memory of Charlottesville will be of a community that repudiated them by not getting drawn into their pathetic drama.
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As an enabler of the President, Sanders seems to have been drawn into his method -- but she is not Trump's equal.
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But he was increasingly drawn into political questions as Deng Xiaoping, the Communist leader, resisted matching economic liberalization with political transformation.
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Like so many mystery authors who have been drawn into screenwriting, Lehane writes best when he's thinking solely about a book.
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"The more they're publicly drawn into these battles, the more there will be polarization and politicization of them, too," she said.
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Investors have been drawn into the market by an enticing narrative of closing mines and a tightening raw materials supply chain.
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As corporations are increasingly drawn into the public square, these leaders should pressure the president to uphold the same ethical standards.
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Even before the production officially debuted, Julius Caesar was drawn into the perpetual outrage machine that powers modern American political media.
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I was drawn into this by a colleague at the New York Times who was covering the Jameis Winston rape allegation.
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Former Trump aides who have been drawn into the active congressional investigations have adopted different approaches when pressed for their documents.
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Even with all the heated trash talk, Hazel says she won't be drawn into a fight because it won't solve anything.
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The two stars play young performers drawn into P.T. Barnum's world as he sets out to create the greatest circus ever made.
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Oezdemir attempted to step straight over into mount and was drawn into a leg entanglement from which Smith attacked a heel hook.
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Keeping the campaign drawn into a relatively short experience meant that the story had very little opportunity to go off the rails.
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Meanwhile, Clifford won't be drawn into where EF might expand next, although he doesn't rule out adding a further programme this year.
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Chevron is reluctant to pay more for Anadarko and does not want to be drawn into a bidding war, the sources said.
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For T.J. Dillashaw it would seem a good idea to avoid getting drawn into the role that Dominick Cruz played against Garbrandt.
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For example, Kudos doesn't have a one-on-one chat in order to prevent its users from being drawn into negative conversations.
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A third-party app also lets you post something to your Facebook without getting drawn into the other parts of the site.
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At night, lying awake in bed, he finds himself drawn into the garden, looking out towards a ghostly presence in the undergrowth.
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Kelley was drawn into the scandal when her name was released to the press as being the victim in an ongoing investigation.
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When he begins following a successful burglar, he finds himself enamored with the man's lifestyle and drawn into a seedy criminal underworld.
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"It saddens me to see the Bank of England unnecessarily drawn into this project," he said in an article published by Bloomberg.
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By the end of my first month I had been drawn into countless debates about the merits of super-powerful artificial intelligence.
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Johnson, never one to overanalyze the game, was apparently not drawn into their conversation on one green about the science of putting.
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Now the prominent Saudi businessman has been drawn into a high-stakes courtroom battle that will decide the fate of Carlos Ghosn.
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The other portions of the district were drawn into a more moderate district to the north of Pittsburgh, the new 17th District.
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Security forces called to Radio Television Afghanistan in the city of Jalalabad were drawn into a long gun battle with the attackers.
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Many halls are struggling just to get the attention of a public increasingly drawn into the orbit of films and online television.
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Bulusu refused to be drawn into commenting on the reports, claiming that he "doesn't know" if Go-Jek did scrape Grab's data.
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Dancers, musicians and circus artists use its free space to practice and perform, and the homeless are also drawn into its shadows.
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A number of international companies have been drawn into the widening scandals, including Germany's SAP and Software AG, and global consultancy McKinsey.
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Without intervention from Trump, the states -- which operate on tighter budgets than the federal government -- are repeatedly being drawn into bidding wars.
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Desperate to increase his Uber ratings, driver Stu is drawn into a wild ride involving shootouts, chases, strip clubs and crime bosses.
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Instead, the Podestas have been drawn into the vortex of investigations and conspiracy theories that have enveloped Washington in the Trump era.
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In 2014 they were drawn into a group featuring world powers Uruguay and Italy, and England, and Los Ticos topped the group.
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Reducing the threat posed by North Korea would make it less likely for America to be drawn into a conflict in Asia.
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All get drawn into what we discover late in the first act is the musical's main subject: the trauma of rape culture.
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It focuses on teaching people coding/digital skills to advance their careers online and at-school, and I'm really drawn into it.
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Being drawn into litigation taking many months or years to complete would provide the President with an opportunity to continue his misconduct.
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And for Yemen, the risk of being drawn into a war between states, and not merely between proxies, is now very real.
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She said advisers to Ukraine's president sought to keep that fact from surfacing to avoid getting drawn into the American impeachment debate.
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Soon, the mother and son are drawn into a mystery surrounding the origins of Dion's powers and the truth behind Mark's death.
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But with both Japan and the U.S. likely drawn into any potential conflict, he pointed to and as better safe-haven choices.
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Recently, this rule has been discarded as chief executives have been drawn into taking stands on inequality, the culture wars and climate.
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An air of suspense gathers as the Spadas and friends are drawn into the Italian resistance, eavesdropping, sending coded signals and carrying messages.
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It's the most beautiful sensuous thing to watch, and you cannot help but be drawn into that seasonal air and flow of life.
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The unexpected naming of Hannity made him the latest prominent media personality to be drawn into the investigation's cast of unlikely supporting characters.
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He loves unknown faces in films, especially in terms of how they allow you to be drawn into the newness of a character.
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As Christopher navigates his way through an increasingly unfamiliar landscape, both physical and emotional, the arcs of his adventures are drawn into being.
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With persistent looking, the eye is drawn into a kaleidoscopic space made up of small interlocking elements evocative of machinery and/or sex.
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Two dueling trailers for the film explore whether Knox was merely drawn into an 8-year nightmare, or got away with the crime.
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For the idealists in his own party, some drawn into politics from humanitarian work, limiting open borders is a difficult message to hear.
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It's hard to see automated trading programmes being drawn into an instrument targeted at such a specific part of the U.S. manufacturing base.
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Soon, she's drawn into a local power struggle, which may hold the key to solving the murder — if it's a murder at all.
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Even worse, what if West Ham gets drawn into those pesky group qualifying games in Europe that take place in July and August?
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Smash Kalinda is working as a private investigator in England, where she is drawn into a scandal involving blackmail of the royal family.
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He's also been drawn into a related investigation of his son-in-law's real estate business dealings, some of which he invested in.
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Instead Mr Erdogan will be drawn into a familiar vicious cycle, as the attempt to crush insurgents alienates moderate Kurds and creates recruits.
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Mr. Pompeo himself has declined to be drawn into those discussions, saying simply that they are internal conversations that should be kept confidential.
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World Cup draw The 32 teams were drawn into eight groups for the 2018 FIFA World Cup that will be held in Russia.
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We get drawn into comparing our blooper reels to everyone else's highlight reels, and it spills over to constantly comparing ourselves to peers.
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As sexual and ideological rifts curdle their romantic attraction, she is drawn into another, purer entanglement, with a sensitive refugee from the Balkans.
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Hugh Laurie stars as Dr. Eldon Chance, a forensic psychiatrist drawn into the orbit of an alluring patient struggling with multiple personality disorder.
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Corker and Flake have drawn into sharp focus that Trump's ability to be the leader of the free world is in free fall.
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Despite Trump's protectionist attitude towards trade, Ma said China and the United States were not about to be drawn into a trade war.
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But the movement to defend Obamacare has drawn into stark relief the difference between what people want and what politicians want to offer.
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But even as the Kremlin sought to play down Sharapova's lapse as an individual case, more Russian athletes were drawn into the controversy.
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As we head into the general election, voters will increasingly be at odds, drawn into public arguments ignited by the candidates they support.
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The government will continue to do whatever we can to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism and traveling to dangerous conflict zones.
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Jónas is drawn into the struggles of the traumatized locals and postpones his death in order to help rebuild the lives of others.
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During the Bush administration, she was drawn into a contentious debate involving lead paint that highlighted her resolve — and that of her opponents.
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You're in this condition and then you're drawn into this field of reflectivity and different perspectives of reality stacking up on one another.
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In "Leaving Neverland," Mr. Robson, 22013, and Mr. Safechuck, 22009, tell parallel stories of being drawn into Mr. Jackson's inner circle as boys.
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A political loner, she belonged to none of Westminster's political camps, so was unlikely to be drawn into back-channel squabbles or conspiracy.
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"It is regrettable that private citizens are being drawn into this," he wrote, blaming the Judiciary Committee for not investigating the matter sooner.
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Since the start of his career, he has consistently avoided taking the easy path, and he loves to be drawn into challenging terrain.
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It was drawn into one of the tougher first-round groups, with Nigeria, Argentina and Croatia (again), and the odds are not great.
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The risk to American territory cannot be discounted, nor the prospect of China being drawn into a direct conflict with the United States.
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And she warned Democrats not to get drawn into small-bore debates about the environmental consequences of plastic straws, cheeseburgers and light bulbs.
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"Can you avoid being drawn into a Vietnam-like quagmire in Afghanistan?" one prescient reporter asked President George W. Bush in October 2001.
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Notwithstanding Bush's response then (that we "learned some very important lessons in Vietnam"), America was drawn into just that same kind of quagmire.
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The American presence in Marawi is complicated, and not just because of the possibility that United States troops could get drawn into battle.
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He also turned his back on a big idea about how a rogue nation might be drawn into peaceful coexistence with the West.
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So in doing that, because a lot of people do the tit for tat with him and they get drawn into his agenda.
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Even celebrities are finding themselves drawn into the candidates' campaigns, and Refinery29 has curated a selection of who prominent stars and politicians are supporting.
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For her part, Yellen has refused to be drawn into a public battle, rebuffing any and all efforts to get her to criticize Trump.
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The women in DOS, like most Nxivm members, were originally drawn into the group because they wanted to learn how to be more successful.
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Yet the extent to which Ms McSally was drawn into mud-wrestling with her weaker Republican opponents on the issue was unexpected and dispiriting.
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Were they hoping moviegoers would fall in love with the characters, or get drawn into the mythos, or be wowed by the stunt work?
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M M: If you find yourself continuously drawn into your roommate's drama, then you will have to demonstrate a higher level of self-control.
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The settlement protects Mr. Trump from being drawn into a legal case involving efforts to buy the silence of women during the 2016 campaign.
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Pressed to comment on its current policy, the US State Department wouldn't get drawn into the specific possibility of Kosovo and Serbia exchanging territories.
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Each story contributes to the larger picture of this family — quite literally drawn into a family tree Edith carries with her in her notebook.
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When she's hired by a billionaire to commit some sabotage, she finds herself drawn into a bigger plot for the future of the city.
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The action comes from the mass of air drawn into the engine's front opening being thrust out of the back at far greater velocity.
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What stands out this time around is how little metal has been drawn into the system by the premium to deliver to the LME.
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Plus, each is drawn into a situation by what initially looks like a damsel in distress, giving them a cause for which to fight.
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Over the past few days, comedian Amy Schumer has been begrudgingly drawn into a debate over sexual assault in the ranks of improv comedy.
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Through her work, a reader can be drawn into worlds of alien beliefs and made to feel at home to a profoundly uncomfortable degree.
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"I'm not here to assess comments made in the political arena because the risk is I'll be drawn into the political arena," he said.
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Another girl sits on a bed, her face drawn into a deep frown, blood covering her jeans, her long brown hair tousled and loose.
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As a part-time member of the fellowship of political commentators, I am always drawn into whatever the latest cycle of opinion frenzy dictates.
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Aden is curious, angry, and daring, like some cross-dressing Shakespearean heroine, so it's not a surprise that she is ultimately drawn into Afghanistan.
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The clientele lining up for their lattes, normally silent and aloof, had been drawn into an animated discussion about the vote and its consequences.
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Now, in Washington, others are being drawn into the family-style intrigue that creates chaos and pain for so many in the Trump orbit.
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The tournament champions will then be drawn into the Olympic field, with two slated to end up in a group with the United States.
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Many neighboring countries have been drawn into the conflict with Qatar, Yemen, Syria and Lebanon becoming proxy battlegrounds in the fight for regional dominance.
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Leicester City was drawn into a comparatively easy group including the two-time champion Porto of Portugal, Belgium's Club Brugge and Denmark's F.C. Copenhagen.
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Both Democrats and Republicans who have been obsessed with the Mueller investigation have been drawn into a potentially dangerous position: the inflating of expectations.
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Actor Wendell Pierce was calling for a boycott, while Ellen Pompeo got drawn into a Twitter spat sparked by her use of black emojis.
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And that's mirrored in Raynor's performance, as an officer drawn into taking actions he'd never have otherwise because a colleague insisted it was necessary.
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The other worry is that, in beginning to assist in the ways I recommend, you may end up being drawn into a demanding relationship.
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After an interim in Paris, where they're both drawn into adulterous temptations, they move to southern France to forge a new life as winemakers.
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The international editor of Channel 4 News in Britain and a longtime combat reporter, Hilsum was one of many colleagues drawn into Colvin's orbit.
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Deutsche Bank has also been drawn into scandal at Denmark's Danske Bank, which faces criminal investigations over suspected money laundering in its Estonian branch.
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I was looking at this young woman friend of mine who was doing it and it just was ... like you get drawn into it.
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Now, Mr. Gates has been drawn into the burgeoning federal investigations into diplomatic and financial dealings between Russian interests and the president's inner circle.
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But after news that her neighbor Big Foot has been found murdered, more people turn up dead, and Janina is drawn into the investigation.
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She has no choice but to follow as she is drawn into the Wilis' inner sanctum, under the wall, which swivels closed behind her.
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At that moment and elsewhere, Joe scarcely seems the complex, conflicted man who lives by night even as he's increasingly drawn into the day.
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Mr. Trump, reluctant to be drawn into a war that could damage his election prospects, responded with his usual blend of bluster and bargaining.
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Alone at school, she finds herself drawn into the classroom tree, where she encounters a world of walking, talking, singing — and gently teaching — ornaments.
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"If you really want to get out there and get more people drawn into philanthropy, there is a risk that you'll make a mistake."
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Amid this budding young love, the pair and their friends are drawn into a complex war involving, among other things, a time-traveling sorceress.
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Instead, we are drawn into Dixon's consternation — and Laurel's — precisely because he doesn't understand why everyone got so riled up in the first place.
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The White House repeatedly refused to be drawn into the content of the videos or whether Trump was aware of the source of the tweets.
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Some love it, praising the evocative settings, the interesting new culture, and Martin's thematic explorations of topics like the danger of being drawn into war.
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And, ideally, we'll get so drawn into the excitement of it that we'll forget — or, better yet, relish — the fact that we're doing actual exercise.
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" Simoneschi won't be drawn into saying who the biggest loser will be under the new payments directive, arguing that it isn't a "zero-sum game.
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The remaining nations ranked from 13 to 18 - Canada, Japan, Colombia, Netherlands, Russia and Chile - will be drawn into the third slot in the groups.
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The senators stress the importance of bipartisan support for Ukraine and said Zelensky should not jeopardize it by getting drawn into U.S. domestic politics. Sept.
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For nine months individuals were drawn into the group's web of intrigue, discovering that a young woman from Ohio had been taken in and brainwashed.
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But cloud-seeders have to aim for updrafts, which are created as warmer air from the ground is drawn into the base of cumulonimbus clouds.
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She understands how well Snapchat can communicate a personality so check out her stories and notice how quickly you feel you're drawn into a conversation.
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For reasons I will not spoil, Kate gets drawn into investigating some powerful Rwandan figures, which leads her to an excavation of her own past.
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By getting out now, they argue, America could potentially avoid being drawn into a war that would not affect actual American citizens all that much.
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"Your blood is drawn into a syringe that has irregularly shaped glass beads, which trigger the blood cells to produce healing factors," says Dr. Sturm.
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Guo was in the spotlight in 2015 when reports that he had gone missing sparked speculation that Fosun had been drawn into Beijing's corruption crackdown.
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Snapchat, a social media platform that seemed relatively untouched (compared to Twitter, in particular) by these issues of mistrust, has been drawn into the fray.
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At the peak of her stardom, Reynolds was drawn into a scandal when her husband, singer Eddie Fisher, began an affair with actress Elizabeth Taylor.
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I'm not saying we can't get drawn into it, but I think you've got to decide where you go because it's got to be relevant.
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American troops are already deployed inside Syria, where Pentagon officials are privately telling CNN that the US could be drawn into a much larger war.
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Should Origin's offer reopen the bidding process, other potential acquirers could be drawn into the process, Leerink Partners analyst Dan Leonard wrote in a note.
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The Korean Women Lawyers Association issued a statement welcoming the ruling, saying that if prostitution were legalized, more minors would be drawn into the trade.
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Van Dam says the storm will weaken as it moves further inland but that heavy rain will continue as moisture is drawn into the region.
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"Some young people identified as part of a gang may not yet have been drawn into gang violence," the Metropolitan Police said in a statement.
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Shawna X is a designer and illustrator adept at adapting her 2D visions into sweeping three-dimensional sculptures and installations that feel drawn into existence.
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Social media is being drawn into the gun debate, and one of the industry's top lobbyists will be grilled by lawmakers at a hearing Wednesday.
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From that moment on, I was converted, drawn into the legions of online fans who had already discovered this odd but delightful combination of elements.
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Tom, initially reluctant, gets drawn into the fantasy, letting Jenny define his character, then performing it for the unsuspecting woman and her husband (Danny Glover).
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First of all, I did want to also show her humanity, and I think you're drawn into her humanity at the beginning of the film.
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The firm, the Podesta Group, has lost clients as it has been increasingly drawn into the investigation by the special counsel, Robert S. Mueller III.
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And once Marines were drawn into a house, they could no longer call in missiles or heavy guns because of the risk of friendly fire.
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The match ended in dramatic fashion when both Mertens and Sabalenka were drawn into the net and Barty sent a lob over both their heads.
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For all his bluster — and his methodical dismantling of his predecessor's legacy — Mr. Trump has so far avoided being drawn into a major military entanglement.
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"It's incredibly powerful, and people get drawn into that," said Stephen Blumenthal, a London-based psychologist who treats people for deviant sexual interests and behaviors.
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China and the others have resisted being drawn into such a process, at least until the United States and Russia shrink their arsenals even more.
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But Mr. Frydman eventually found himself drawn into an existential legal battle: In 2015, the French government, which had previously applauded the site, accused France.
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This international shift has drawn into question the real purpose and efficacy of NYFW, asking whether or not it can survive in its existing format.
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As speculation swirled that HNA could be drawn into a political firestorm, shares of one of the company's Hong Kong affiliates tumbled late last month.
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Most of the nation first saw her fighting for the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and she was really drawn into politics to promote her proposals.
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YOKOHAMA, Japan — When New Zealand and South Africa were drawn into the same pool for this year's Rugby World Cup, even casual fans took notice.
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H.S.B.C. later admitted that this was a mistake: the name on the account was Jacques Rappo, Tania's husband, but Tania was drawn into the investigation.
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"I am not here to assess comments made in the political arena, because the risk is I'll be drawn into the political arena," Kavanaugh said.
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Kavanaugh responded: "I am not here to assess comments made in the political arena, because the risk is I'll be drawn into the political arena."
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The crew of the USS Enterprise crash-lands on a mysterious planet, where they are drawn into the schemes of an even more mysterious villain.
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In season two, Elizabeth nearly hit a family of deer with her car, presaging the dark times her children were about to be drawn into.
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Over the last six months, he was drawn into the center of the Momentum movement, an ideological marketplace buzzing with rebranded socialism and trade unionism.
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The discovery of lucrative energy reserves in the eastern Mediterranean has drawn into sharper focus long-standing tensions between Turkey and the Greek Cypriot government.
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When authorities started to connect the dots between people affiliated with the gang, they learned about the family members and friends drawn into its network.
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Markovic said Montenegro was drawn into Serbia's war with NATO and that membership in the alliance would help prevent anything like that from happening again.
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The first Sicario film ably dramatizes this conflict via its protagonist, an FBI agent named Kate (Emily Blunt) who is slowly drawn into Alejandro's world.
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Many longtime hackers have been drawn into the open by corporate demands, or have traded their anonymity for public roles as high-level cybersecurity experts.
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As the snowballs are flying, we also learn the reason for Luke's reluctance to be drawn into the battle: His father died in a real war.
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This marked the first time the Trump campaign organization has been drawn into the bipartisan committee's investigation into Russian interference in the presidential election, it said.
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An ardent defender of globalization as well as European integration, Macron refused then to be drawn into promising he would prevent the company moving its production.
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But as we've seen with White House Chief of Staff John Kelley, the adults in the room often get drawn into petty squabbles and act irresponsibly.
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These voices of teenagers and teachers needed to be heard, to speak directly to an audience that could learn from and be drawn into their experiences.
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Evadne would rather focus on fencing than watch her headstrong sister, but the pair are soon drawn into a secret underworld populated by demons and diabolists.
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And in a reflection of Moore and Gibbons's Watchmen, she is unexpectedly drawn into a mystery that connects to a massive conspiracy she can barely comprehend.
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IOC evaluation commission head Patrick Baumann again praised the Paris bid but would not be drawn into direct comparison between the French capital and Los Angeles.
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People longed to be drawn into his orbit for the good moments, the flashes of brilliance or mere attention, for which they slogged through the bad.
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Officials in Moscow have made clear they do not want to get drawn into what they describe as a mutually damaging tit-for-tat sanctions war.
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Bond holders that do not currently lend out their holdings could be drawn into the market by more lucrative returns as the Fed shrinks its holdings.
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IAG CEO Willie Walsh last year ruled out launching a hostile takeover approach for Norwegian, and also said he wouldn't get drawn into a bidding war.
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Investors fret that the world economy is being drawn into another downturn, and that policymakers seeking to keep recession at bay have run out of ammunition.
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Yet while the series allowed viewers to be drawn into such peculiar moments, at its core -- and arguably its best -- it was always about these characters.
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That's where administrations can get drawn into tampering or thwarting inquiries and trying to prevent truths coming out and eventually get stuck in the legal mud.
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He's subsequently drawn into a "web of lies" as the show's 213 actors lead him toward participating in what the trailer suggests is a staged suicide.
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Last year the new Tory government passed a law placing a sweeping duty on public-sector bodies to stop people from being drawn into violent extremism.
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Originally on the fringes of a local gang, Si'r is drawn into its power struggles, including an emotional vortex around the murdered gang leader's girlfriend, Ming.
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Neighboring countries have been drawn into the terror group's attempt to carve out an Islamic state, including Niger, where four American servicemen were killed last year.
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A major innovation came about in the computing space roughly a decade prior, when it was realized that transistors could be drawn into complex integrated circuits.
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What Ayers surely recognized was that as chief of staff he would have been swamped by Trump controversies and, potentially, drawn into his schemes and scandals.
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J, a Southern California teenager, moves in with his estranged grandmother Janine (Ellen Barkin), known as Smurf, and is drawn into a sordid world of crime.
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Former officers often seek to avoid being publicly drawn into the fray too, though they are more free to hint at feelings percolating inside the military.
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Like the Idiot, he was an ideal man with no real place in the world — misunderstood, assaulted by crowds, drawn into all sorts of unheroic shenanigans.
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The YouTube shooting has added fuel to the fire surrounding the debate around gun control in the U.S., one that technology companies have been drawn into.
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We hear gunshots and are immediately drawn into a sequence that finds Daredevil catching several bad guys and dropping them at the feet of the police.
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By contrast, centralization of resources in party leadership means that information sources are tightly controlled, limited, and drawn into the zero-sum nature of partisan conflict.
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Godless tells the story of a town run by women on the Western frontier, which finds itself inextricably drawn into a more traditional Western involving men.
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During the first scenes, he was drawn into the family drama, especially the character of the misbehaving brother Fritz, and into the fantasy of the tale.
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One thing this has brought home to the company, says Uber's Mr Sillion, is that UAM operators will inevitably get drawn into property and infrastructure projects.
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"But we need to be there with enough presence to try to keep the lid on, or else we could get drawn into a wider conflict."
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But he also said the United States should resist getting drawn into the grinding conflict against Mr. Assad because the real enemy was the Islamic State.
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Warren could benefit from staying above the fray, as she had the appearance of a front-runner who won't be drawn into intra-party squabbles. Sen.
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But Mr. Trump declined to be drawn into repeating his more combative threats against Tehran while awaiting a definitive intelligence assessment about responsibility for the attack.
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Despite her loyalty to the President, in time Hicks may end up as one of the people drawn into his presence whose reputations never quite recover.
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Name Withheld It's worth noting the background problem here: This young man was drawn into debt he can't afford by the private college that he attended.
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But most have so far refused to be drawn into specific questions about Biden and his family, and are likely to stay that way for now.
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Boyd Holbrook ("Narcos") plays Quinn McKenna, the army sniper who gets drawn into this peculiar narrative, encountering the alien visitor during a secret mission in Mexico.
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Calling it locker room talk, by most any standard usage, is a way of diminishing the offensive language or behavior of those being drawn into question.
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In men's singles, third-seeded Roger Federer, seeking a third consecutive title, was drawn into the bottom half of the draw with second-seeded Rafael Nadal.
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As the partners avenge the death of Nick's sister, they are drawn into a dangerous gang war that tests their relationship and threatens the whole squad.
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People will understand it's a video testimony, but they do get drawn into the conversation and lose sight of the fact that he's not actually there.
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In the end, these companies cannot avoid being drawn into issues of politics and war and propaganda, because that's what their platforms are being used for.
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And it has been drawn into a trade dispute with the U.S., with each side digging in on tariffs on billions of dollars of each other's imports.
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It's a wild adaptation of a French graphic novel, about a girl who gets drawn into a world of mad science and laser-gun-toting intelligent lizards.
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"It is regrettable that private citizens are being drawn into this," he concludes his conspiracy thread, as if he didn't just drag a private citizen into this.
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For this reason, about five years earlier, Geeta and her friends had been drawn into the labor force, supplementing their husbands' seasonal earnings as wedding-band musicians.
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Some of the 220 have been under investigation since last year and it was unclear how many additional companies or individuals had been drawn into the probe.
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On Saturday, Scaramucci tweeted that his family "does not need to be drawn into this" and that he would not be making further comments about the divorce.
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If it started directly declaring certain news stories fake, it would inevitably be drawn into emotionally charged political fights, damaging its credibility with partisans in the process.
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Being drawn into the scandal, however, has been an blow to Singapore, one of the world's leading wealth management centers, which prides itself on its clean reputation.
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In Volume 1, Shinya Ohnuki, a gamer with prodigious talent, is drawn into the wild and wonderful world of fighting games after a chance meeting with Daigo.
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Homeless and stigmatized, young LGBT people risk being drawn into the drug-fuelled 'chemsex' party scene, trafficked or infected through unprotected sex with multiple partners, campaigners say.
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, increasingly hostage to the right wing of his coalition government, which holds a tiny majority in parliament, has been drawn into the row.
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Once the warm air is drawn into the unit, it's pushed through water-soaked pads that turn it into a (chillier) gas via the process of evaporation.
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Now, the 76-year-old Mr de Lacharrière has been reluctantly drawn into another example, courtesy of another political friend — the centre-right presidential candidate François Fillon.
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She became interested in what she calls the "princess industrial complex" when she noticed her daughter drawn into the explosion of princess-related merchandise everywhere she turned.
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And yet now, as the Trump administration enters its sixth month, the US is being drawn into the very conflict its inaction had been intended to avoid.
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But local elders said the keenness to engage left the U.S. open to being unwittingly drawn into clan feuds, stoking tensions between Somalis and the United States.
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With millions drawn into the fairytale love story of a prince and his Hollywood bride, mental health experts warn fans to guard against losing touch with reality.
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Every single shot is so beautiful and tonally consistent that watching this movie feels like an experience, something you're drawn into, that you feel rather than observe.
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Trans people do not have that luxury, and in fact, when they resist being drawn into debates with such writers, they are—again—cast as the problem.
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Griswold's characters have not been drawn into Neel's global web of extraction and exchange, but in many ways their quietly stressed existence is a product of it.
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"Manson's Lost Girls" takes a slightly different approach to the Manson narrative by focusing on "family" member Linda Kasabian as she's drawn into Manson's world in 1969.
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While they continue to support their father, they seem more and more devoted to each other over time, drawn into a world that only they can understand.
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What I didn't know at the time was how much, in writing about the class, I would be drawn into the life of Liberation and its students.
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"We will not allow ourselves to get drawn into a costly arms race," Russia's deputy foreign minister, Sergei Ryabkov, told Russian state media, according to The Guardian.
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Hollon also has some unkind words for EDM, a world he was almost drawn into, despite a catalog that consist mainly of rich and beguiling downtempo tunes.
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The rise of the real estate developer has drawn into sharp relief the idea that doing nothing and expecting to preserve or extend progress isn't an option.
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On the Internet, all are included: distant relatives and friends, elderly aunts and sick grandparents can be virtually drawn into a physical gathering they may otherwise miss.
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"What I think it comes down to is, when you're drawn into that space, you're doing some of the work of imagining what's going on," Webb says.
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Japan Drawn into a tough group, it beat Colombia and sneaked through on a tiebreaker, then went up 26-21 on Belgium before running out of gas.
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And yet here's a terrific, nervy little half-hour drama that tells the story of a young woman (Riley Keough) who finds herself drawn into this world.
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After a case of mistaken identity, he's drawn into a plot that involves kidnapping, a stolen rug, In-N-Out Burger and an abiding infatuation with bowling.
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Fourcade refused to be drawn into this internecine battle and made herself suspect in the eyes of many French exiles by working too closely with the British.
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Often in Pousette-Dart's work, gravity and levity, bulkiness and softness are so equivalently palpable that the viewer feels both drawn into and levitated by their content.
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With the exception of Europe, which has the most teams in the field (nine), countries from the same confederation could not be drawn into the same group.
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We're drawn into an MDMA-fueled sex parade that roams from the gym to clubs to random men's beds and even to Buffalo at one point. Buffalo!
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Barzani and Talabani fought on opposing sides in an Iraqi Kurdish civil war in the 1990s which saw Iranian, Iraqi and Turkish forces drawn into the fighting.
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Ahlborn would not be drawn into revealing many details but conceded that locations in Asia and the Middle East may provide more of an obvious economic solution.
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He added that it would be a "very difficult balancing act" for the monitors — public servants who must remain neutral — to avoid being drawn into the debate.
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May's office added to the intrigue by refusing to be drawn into a debate over whether the now-famous garment had been purchased with a discount card.
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After leaving school he was drawn into a life of crime and drugs with his first conviction coming when he was 19 in 1983 for criminal damage.
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Dani can't run, but as Christian's pals are picked off one by one by the practitioners of this strange, ancient religion, she is drawn into their community.
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There were plenty of damsels in distress, too: ditsy, distracted characters who had many disadvantages drawn into their design, and, as a result, needed rescuing from peril.
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That's why it's important not to let yourself get drawn into the vortex of lying, cheating, hiding, and consuming, and instead seek help for your own sake.
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The incident showed Moscow was more deeply involved in Syria militarily than it has said, and risked being drawn into direct confrontation with the United States there.
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Sweida's Druze are neighbors to mainly Sunni Deraa province and have long resisted being drawn into the Syrian conflict that pits mainly Sunni rebels opposed to Assad' rule.
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Xiao's disappearance has sparked widespread media speculation that he has been drawn into Chinese President Xi Jinping's crackdown on corruption, which has ensnared a string of Chinese executives.
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People are referred to Prevent, a key strand of Britain's security strategy, if concerns are raised with police or local authorities that they are being drawn into terrorism.
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Earlier this month, he said he hoped potential applicants for the role would not be deterred by the risk of being drawn into divisive political debates over Brexit.
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U.S. asset manager BlackRock has pulled out of a proposed rescue of Italian bank Carige, raising the prospect that Rome could be drawn into a costly state bailout.
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When she returned to the United States, she began a doctorate program in sociology at the University of California, Berkeley, but was soon drawn into the tech industry.
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The clashes show Moscow is more deeply involved in Syria militarily than it has said, and risks being drawn into direct confrontation with the United States in Syria.
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EU lawmakers also supported maintaining rules prioritizing renewables as the first source of power drawn into the grid, known as priority dispatch, for existing solar and wind plants.
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"There is no doubt that as investors become further drawn into the space, they do like to diversify into other digital assets," said Michael Sonnenshein, its chief executive.
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Retailers, then, are bound to get drawn into the promotion cycle, and the imperative of competing with a colossal force like Amazon makes the process even more inevitable.
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Even the negative habits: ending all attacks with the right hand, struggling when opponents break the line, a tendency to fade visibly when drawn into a longer fight.
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Barao's tendency to bite on feints and swing wild, his inadvertent opening up when drawn into longer exchanges, and his loopy inaccurate right hand were all exploited perfectly.
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Qatar, which hosts one of the biggest U.S. military bases in the Middle East, is trying not to be drawn into the escalating conflict between Washington and Tehran.
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On a 216 visit to Lodz, Poland, to gather ideas for a film, Sharon Lockhart was drawn into a gritty urban courtyard by the sound of children playing.
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"We are driving the process and think we will get to a result at some point," he said, declining to be drawn into what that outcome would be.
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Nevertheless, most euro zone ministers declined to get drawn into a discussion on the situation in Catalonia, with Eurogroup president Jeroen Dijsselbloem describing it as a "domestic issue".
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And in another twist, Mr. Cooperman's son, Wayne, who runs another hedge fund, may get drawn into the fray because of his own trading in the same stock.
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What changed in the experiment was that, as freshmen, the participants were more likely to be drawn into campus life, seek out academic help and live on campus.
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"I was kind of unwittingly drawn into it with him because of just the amazement of having a connection to a congressman," she said, according to the Post.
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The Times Two former bosses of Rio Tinto Plc have been drawn into the storm over a payment that led to the suspension of another senior executive. bit.
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"We are hearing that there are individuals from other specialties being drawn into clinical care," said Dr. Janis Orlowski, chief health care officer for the AAMC on Friday.
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And the risk that the United States gets drawn into wars that it need not fight and cannot win will remain high, no matter how much we spend.
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Hawthorne was recently drawn into a trafficking investigation after a teenage girl who went missing from Hawthorne ended up in the Bronx with a 280-year-old man.
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Mr. López Obrador is keenly aware of the ways Mexicans, who have long suffered at the hands of the wealthy and powerful, can be drawn into his orbit.
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Ruth becomes further and further drawn into Nao's story, and tries to find out her fate, suspecting that Nao was killed in a tsunami that recently hit Japan.
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Italy, which has made 14 consecutive World Cups, and Spain, which has made 10 straight, were drawn into the same group, with only one automatic qualifying spot available.
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Dense smoke was everywhere as the candidates and their supporters unloaded on one another and, frequently, the news media, which more than occasionally was drawn into the fighting.
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My best guess is they did not want to get drawn into a complex, legalistic debate about the nuances of the elements required to prove a statutory crime.
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Similar surveys in France and Italy also dipped, probably because business managers are worried that the region will be drawn into a trade war with the United States.
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Howes also suggests not engaging in gossip or getting drawn into office drama, which increases the time you spend talking and thinking about work and is just toxic.
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"The Incredibles" has become a cult favorite, especially among millennials, who are starting to have families of their own and could be drawn into McDonald's for these promotions.
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If a terrorist attack, a botched security operation or some other tragedy happens on a Trump property, the United States could easily get drawn into a conflict abroad.
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Most participants took a few workshops but others were deeply drawn into the group, giving up careers, friends and families in order to move to the Albany area.
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This year's winners: cybersecurity breaches, self-defeating trade wars, disruptive climate change and the rising danger of military conflicts in which large countries are drawn into regional battles.
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Part of the series is him recovering those memories and despite his attempts to separate himself from society, getting drawn into a situation where frontier justice is called for.
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He won't be drawn into making any specific predictions for how long it will take for blockchain to scale up to be able to deliver major scale process change.
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But Democrats complained that Comey's conduct infringed precedents that dictate that the FBI does everything it can to avoid being drawn into the final stages of a US election.
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Pop singer Ed Sheeran has now been drawn into the debate following reports that his song "Small Bump" is being played by pro-life campaigners in Dublin's city center.
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It recently agreed to designate one as a protected site under the "Ramsar" international convention on wetlands—a rare instance of North Korea being drawn into international co-operation.
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Robert Donat plays Richard Hannay, a man who is drawn into espionage intrigue after a chance meeting with a female spy — who dies in his apartment after being attacked.
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She also does not want to be drawn into a discussion on a two-state solution for Israel, or on the absence of liberal democracy in Muslim-majority countries.
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The United States also has made it clear that it will not be drawn into the possibility of a direct military confrontation with Russia in the Syrian conflict. video
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Kenzari has also won multiple Best Actor awards at festivals in Europe for his role as a kickboxer drawn into the criminal underworld in the 2013 Dutch film Wolf.
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He responded with a smooth demolition of Austrian Thiem and then avoided being drawn into a row over Benneteau's reported comments, saying they had been taken out of context.
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And it may not account for rising personal angst that members of Trump's political team may feel at the prospect of being drawn into protracted and costly legal proceedings.
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"It being drawn into U.S. and NATO plans in the eastern Mediterranean and the Middle East will inevitably lead to dangerous and destabilizing consequences for Cyprus itself," she said.
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"I think people who are raised in a way that tips them toward echoism are more likely to be drawn into relationships with narcissistic friends and partners," Malkin says.
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The decade-long tenure was introduced to shield FBI directors from being drawn into politics, but the position is still subject to dismissal at the pleasure of the President.
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In the show, a troubled hacker named Elliot (Rami Malek) is drawn into a conspiracy to bring down a large corporation thanks to the titular Mr. Robot (Christian Slater).
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Chadian and Sudanese fighters present in the area for several years and stationed outside the city had also been drawn into the fighting, according to a local security official.
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Forty-two countries competed in this year's competition, an annual pageant of the colorful, the camp and the cheesy that in recent years has increasingly been drawn into politics.
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Two people said the situation is so tense that some employees have begun to shy away from selling in problematic countries, rather than risk being drawn into the investigation.
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Bob-Waksberg has teamed up with the online fundraising site Omaze to raise money for California wildfire relief by auctioning off the opportunity to get drawn into the show.
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But the retired general who was brought in to control the daily White House chaos has recently found himself drawn into the very turmoil he was hired to quash.
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Gabriel's final warning to Philip last week that Paige shouldn't have been drawn into all of this is echoed in Claudia's realization that her own grandchildren didn't know her.
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China is not a party to nuclear arms pacts between the United States and Russia and it is unclear how willing Beijing would be to be drawn into talks.
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Trump's performance should please his advisers, who want him to paint Democrats with a broad brush, rather than get drawn into individual fights at this stage of the race.
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So, French's readers are drawn into a complex tangle of ethics in which they are forced to question a disabled person's perspective as a direct result of his disability.
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Some feared that a strike would lead to inevitable escalation, retaliation on U.S. forces, conflict with Russia or Iran, and being drawn into open warfare in the Syrian quagmire.
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When Phil receives incriminating photographs of himself from a night he cannot remember, he's drawn into a dark conspiracy about a radically innovative medical center, founded by his parents.
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The LA-based, Bay Area-raised musician studied art at UCLA, got drawn into Low End Theory, and by the time he graduated, had produced for Open Mike Eagle.
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"Always you will find it is people who are from the most impoverished and most disadvantaged communities, who are drawn into prostitution," said Moran from the charity SPACE International.
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The Righteous Gemstones is a Danny McBride show, so the righteous Gemstones of the title are about to be drawn into some very bad behavior as the show begins.
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The most noticeable difference is that a daily dose typically results in more water being drawn into muscles, making them physically larger without changing one's diet or exercise routine.
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For their part, South Koreans have historically had two fears — being abandoned by the United States or unwillingly drawn into a war with North Korea by the United States.
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At the same time, the press would only taint itself if it was drawn into the "war" Trump has declared, rather than covering the administration with rigor and fairness.
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Maldives, located near busy shipping lanes, has been drawn into a regional contest for influence after China stepped up infrastructure development, prompting a pushback from India, its traditional partner.
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From there, more chaos ensued, with the Patriots being drawn into a neutral zone infraction before the Titans finally kicked the ball with 4:44 remaining in the game.
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He was further drawn into the impeachment inquiry when the House Intelligence Committee obtained phone records that showed him in frequent contact with the White House on Aug. 8.
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His earlier remarks to Mr Sondland, in which he commiserated with him on being drawn into the Democrats' "sham impeachment", suggested he did not expect him to cause trouble.
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And, Beijing has been careful not to be drawn into the struggle between Russia and the West over Ukraine's future, not wanting to alienate a key ally in Moscow.
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Yet a clash between Parliament and prime minister over a no-deal Brexit could break the cabinet manual's rule that the queen "should not be drawn into party politics".
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It was like being drawn into an imperial court, in which every personal relationship was a series of transactions — exchanges, usually, of bits of status for bits of information.
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Mr. Edgerton said he was initially drawn into Mr. Conley's book by the institutionalization aspect, but that the impact on the family was the story he wanted to tell.
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After a stellar career in law enforcement, Mueller is loath to be drawn into the kind of partisan circus that unfolds in House hearings with blockbuster witnesses facing the cameras.
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On a personal level, I&aposm told, Cohen at times has been angry and depressed over being drawn into the Robert Mueller probe because of his past service to Trump.
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Lee has been drawn into poor shots plenty of times in his career—most notably against Francisco Trinaldo who found himself holding the front headlock numerous times during that fight.
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Angola's U.N. Ambassador Ismael Gaspar Martins said his country abstained on both votes because it did not want to be drawn into the acrimony between the United States and Russia.
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Portugal hosted Euro 2004, eventually reaching the final and losing to plucky little Greece, who staunchly refused to be drawn into a football match at any stage during the tournament.
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"Exports of Scotch Whisky to the US have been zero-tariff for 20 years so it is disappointing that (it) has been drawn into this dispute," an SWA spokesman said.
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Facebook, for example, has been drawn into a congressional inquiry into the Kremlin's influence operation during the 2016 US presidential campaign because of dark ads that appeared on its pages.
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Moreover, almost all of the 22019,0003 tonnes drawn into the LME warehouse system in December by raging backwardation has since been cancelled and is now set to head out again.
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Just by watching this series, viewers will get drawn into a larger debate about teenage life, responsible storytelling, and how best to address the trauma and taboos around teen suicide.
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In one scene, echoing the show's "Black Stockings" episode, audiences are drawn into a conflict as a husband decides his wife has been replaced by a changeling, with devastating consequences.
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"Warehouses without queues have experienced an increase in stocks throughout much of 2016 ... when there is tightness in the market stocks are drawn into the LME system," the LME said.
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One way to look at this kind of working performance, then, is in terms of reproductive labor drawn into the sphere of waged work and the production of surplus value.
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Demimonde sounds as though it'll fit in that category, as well as in the long literary tradition of fantasy stories about people from our world drawn into epic otherworldly conflicts.
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Kennebeck does not get drawn into a debate about drones, but like the Afghan survivors, she hopes her film will wake up the world to the growth of drone warfare.
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It was almost as if I felt perpetually unable to identify with either character, because as soon as I was drawn into one storyline, the game would inevitably cut away.
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The resulting conflict inexorably expanded into something like a world war, as most of the known world was drawn into the vortex of a struggle that lasted nearly three decades.
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And as her investigation deepens, she is drawn into the real-life story behind the unnamed Arab who, like Camus's shadow, lives on as a silent rebuke to his creator.
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The message to the House Democrats: Getting drawn into fights with the President like the one they're having on impeachment and the current one on race does not work well.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - ConocoPhillips Chief Executive Officer Ryan Lance on Tuesday repeated a pledge to restrain spending, saying the U.S. oil producer would not be drawn into pricey mergers and acquisitions.
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Albright was also drawn into the crossfire following her remarks over the weekend, reflecting concern in the Clinton camp that Sanders is beating the former first lady among younger women.
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But after getting drawn into a group with Royal Never Give Up and Samsung Galaxy, TSM struggled to keep up the crisp play that carried them so far at home.
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U.S. asset manager BlackRock on Thursday unexpectedly pulled out of the rescue plan for the troubled lender, raising the prospect that Rome could be drawn into a costly state bailout.
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Tillerson was drawn into this fix because Chris Wallace asked him about the UN human rights expert panel condemning the US (without mentioning Trump's name) in the wake of Charlottesville.
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Since iMessage is built into the native SMS application on iOS, users also don't ever have to switch to a third party application, and are automatically drawn into the network.
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The arrival in Florida of Zika, a virus that can cause a crippling birth defect known as microcephaly, has drawn into focus the limitations of the U.S. mosquito control arsenal.
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The entire drama plays out in a fake messaging app from fictional corporation E Corp, as you're contacted by characters from the show and get drawn into their hacktivist group.
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Then came the painstaking task of marking hundreds of precise latitude and longitude points along the many stretches of pipeline so they could be drawn into one, new single map.
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The bout took on the dynamic of Condit controlling the ranged exchanges, then getting drawn into brawls and losing the punching exchanges due to his upright posture and low hands.
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So you get drawn into a crazy discussion, where your things are shared with you, that don't have anything to do with your social life, or the people you know.
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"That's where the industry as a whole has to go," Mr. Porges said of consolidation, "and it's hard for me to see that Alexion doesn't ultimately get drawn into that."
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The pedestrian managers in Hudson Square complete a two-day safety course, which reviews traffic rules, verbal commands and hand motions and gives pointers on avoiding being drawn into arguments.
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Playing an 11-year-old tomboy named Toni who is drawn into a dance troupe of older girls, newcomer Royalty Hightower was discovered as part of a kids' dance team.
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As anger about the board intensified, board members were drawn into extended ethical debates about why they were on the board, which can't have been what Google was hoping for.
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The baroness is drawn into court intrigues and must solve a family mystery; eventually, she upends the society's power structure, and along the way has interstellar sex with a god.
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But the President is also loath to be drawn into foreign entanglements -- one of his few inviolable principles and one that takes on more importance as he runs for reelection.
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I visited Fabella hospital while I was in Manila researching the legislative and social battle around the Reproductive Health Bill and found myself immediately drawn into this very particular world.
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Israel does not want America drawn into a war on its behalf, and it wants freedom of action in case a future U.S. administration doesn't share its perceived existential interests.
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The attorney -- played by Mark Ruffalo -- is Rob Bilott, an Ohio insurance-defense lawyer who puts his personal and professional life at risk, after being reluctantly drawn into the case.
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Family breakdowns, violence, poverty and mental health were common issues, the charity said, with young homeless people susceptible to being drawn into gang-related problems or dropping out of education.
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However, he does not want to be drawn into another big dispute that erupted when the show moved to prime time — which was before he took up his current position.
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With 10 million new photographs uploaded to Facebook every hour, experts say social media is a mine of endless potential for young people to be drawn into appearance-based comparisons.
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Trump was drawn into a legal dispute in 2018 after it was revealed that he paid to keep adult-film star Stormy Daniels quiet following an alleged affair in 2006.
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The three friends were among those drawn into the controversy after Christine Blasey Ford accused him of sexual assault at a 1982 house party at which there was heavy drinking.
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As Maria clings to her plot of land with all her might, she is drawn into the violence around her and is forced to confront the color of her skin.
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Steinem, a Clinton supporter, was drawn into the fray when, during a TV appearance, she seemed to be suggesting that younger women were supporting Sanders because they wanted to meet boys.
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Americans may have overwhelmingly favored the Allies over the despised Nazis and sympathized with the plight of Chinese being brutalized by Japan, but few wanted to get drawn into another war.
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Those in the trade are not necessarily evil or part of a grand conspiracy: they are ordinary folk drawn into organised crime by profits and the prospect of a better life.
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But this small company of Vikings gets unwittingly drawn into the battle of succession between the two princes of Denmark when they're hired to help with the Danish invasion of London.
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So between his teaching and the demands of the El-Melloi clan, he's drawn into magical mysteries that are occurring around London, and he investigates them with some of his students.
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An ex-hacker named Emily Kim has found a new life as a fighter, and she is drawn into a conspiracy to overthrow the company behind the world's leading social network.
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China, too, will be delighted that America has been drawn into a protracted negotiation with North Korea—something that reduces the chance of war without diminishing China's clout in the region.
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In front of a vast television audience, the GOP nominee could reshape perceptions of his character and readiness -- if he can avoid being drawn into gaffes and personality clashes by Clinton.
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World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) is on the verge of being drawn into the rising political and diplomatic tensions with Saudi Arabia, putting its multimillion-dollar deal for live events in jeopardy.
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Although the palace chose to respond to the report about Kate and Meghan's alleged "feud" over Meghan's treatment of staffers, they said that they will not be drawn into additional reports.
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The police chief, Eddie Johnson, praises a surge of 1,000 new officers and other efforts, like the "Becoming a Man" programme to deter 7,500 school pupils from being drawn into gangs.
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Corpse Explosion won't work if there aren't any corpses on the ground, and you don't want to waste any available corpses before nearby enemies can be drawn into their blast radius.
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The memo was almost certainly as controversial within Google as it was on the broader internet: Emails were exchanged, complaints made, and employees drawn into conversations and away from their work.
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He later said it was not the intention of the two players, who have Turkish roots, to make a political statement or be drawn into campaigning for Turkey's elections next month.
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Deputy Attorney General Rosenstein -- who has not publicly commented on why he or the Justice Department made the decision to appoint Mueller -- has been drawn into controversy surrounding the Russian investigation.
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He avoided being drawn into comment on media reports that then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch had promised to curb the FBI investigation so it did not do excessive damage to Clinton.
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Slipping inside jabs, Cormier would counter with hard low kicks, and when Miocic got drawn into the hand fighting, he even snuck a step-up left kick to the liver in.
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And she realizes that this round of violence isn't over, and that Rick and her group are slowly, inexorably being drawn into a buzzsaw that goes by the name of Negan.
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Thompson can also be drawn into foul trouble if Cleveland plays things correctly, and Golden State can be exploited with intentional fouls on Festus Ezeli, a comically bad free-throw shooter.
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His latest film, 21976, is an unusually high-budget, high-profile historical epic about Nigeria's 210 coup, focusing on the pregnant wife of a soldier unwillingly drawn into an assassination plot.
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While the settlement protects Trump being drawn into legal battles surrounding efforts to buy McDougal's silence on the alleged affair, it does not offer the same protections to Cohen or Davidson.
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In recent weeks, the Judicial Redress Act was also drawn into the tense negotiations over another transatlantic data sharing agreement, the so-called Safe Harbor pact, which was invalidated last fall.
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"The Night Manager," based on John le Carré's novel, stars Tom Hiddleston as a former British soldier who gets drawn into a plot to take down an arms dealer (Hugh Laurie).
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These confusions swirl as she is drawn into a chaotic mix of money, corruption, power and even murder, taking her from anarchist circles in Oakland to East Germany and, finally, Bolivia.
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Ms. Shulman icily refuses to be drawn into talking about the details on film, largely because the rival in question is her Condé Nast stablemate Anna Wintour, editor of American Vogue.
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At the White House, officials who have spent years trying to find ways to overhaul the nation's immigration system declined to be drawn into an examination of Mr. Trump's latest comments.
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These are the reasons so many young Jews have found themselves drawn into leftist politics, which address spiritual and communal longings to which their parents' and grandparents' Judaism no longer speaks.
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This requires environmental groups and timber companies to collaboratively find new ways to manage forests, without getting drawn into the debates over climate change or the logging wars of the 1970s.
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One pummeling occurs after he learns, from Eddy's mother, that his ten-year-old son has been drawn into sexual relations with a group of neighborhood boys, including a male cousin.
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A security official who asked not to be identified told Reuters that security forces were drawn into a gun battle with two militants when one of the men blew himself up.
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Mr. Netanyahu on Monday declined an invitation to meet with Mr. Obama on March 18 in Washington, ostensibly because he did not want to get drawn into the volatile presidential election.
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We're drawn into Amanda's story, as she recounts it to David: How she moved to a holiday home in a peaceful suburban town with Nina and her absent, corporate executive husband.
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A bed covered in plain, coarse-looking sheets; gaudy floral wallpaper; and anonymous, boring wall art create the sense that the interviewees have been drawn into the world of the film.
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She's been holding her hand out for almost ten seconds now, her eyes drawn into the only tic of confusion on her perfect face; lips frozen into a plum wine smile.
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Helga Breier, a market research consultant and one of the organizers, was drawn into sponsorship last summer, when she felt haunted during her Mediterranean vacation by the suffering across the water.
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A pilot, a housewife, a philosopher: We are drawn into their world in order to see how they are like us and how, mysteriously, they have chosen risk instead of safety.
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The coaches, drawn into a recruiting scandal playing out in federal court, sometimes feel as if they spend as much time conferring with their lawyers as they do with their team.
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On the floor of Parliament, Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Party leader, traded barbs with Prime Minister Theresa May, but she refused to be drawn into offering any details of the agreement.
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Many longtime hackers, like Ms. Sell and Mr. Wyler, have been drawn into the open by corporate demands, or have traded their anonymity for public roles as high-level cybersecurity experts.
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And as a millennial, Buttigieg frequently spoke about bringing "generational change" to the White House, especially when he was drawn into conflict with older rivals on in the Democratic primary debates.
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The Yankees, who are ahead in that series, are most likely pulling for the Astros to lose — or at least be drawn into a fight that could tax their pitching staff.
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Kare designed these enamel pins for the cafe, her favorite being inspired by the habit Pinterest users develop of being drawn into content on the platform for longer than they planned.
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But with Mr. Trump's White House increasingly embroiled in turmoil, and Mr. Pence repeatedly finding himself drawn into the storm, it is one he may not be positioned to play effectively.
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In 2001, Ms. Gatliff was drawn into a campaign by the mystery writer Sue Grafton to identify a woman who had been murdered and dumped in a quarry in Lompoc, Calif.
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Liu Yonghao said he hopes the world's top two economies avoid a trade war, but "we will be able to find ways" to cope if soybeans are drawn into the spat.
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Renee Ellmers when they were drawn into the same district in 2016, said he expects the court to strike down the current map and didn't rule out retiring as a result.
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"I would like to draw your attention to the fact that we must not and will not let ourselves be drawn into an expensive arms race," Mr. Putin told his ministers.
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Coaches from both teams had tried to play down the political cloud that had hung over Thursday's game since the teams were drawn into the same first-round group months ago.
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G and Bill to believe that she is special and unique, more mature than the other girls who work with the coaches and more worthy of being drawn into their relationship.
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Undercounting them means fewer social services for people at particular risk of being drawn into prostitution and cycling into long-term homelessness, according to organizations that specialize in helping young homeless people.
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Russian newspapers on Wednesday carried several stories saying ministers and aides close to Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev might now be drawn into the same case as they were allegedly also under surveillance.
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Since Trump announced his intention to run for the White House last year, she has been steadily drawn into her father's presidential campaign along with her 35-year-old husband Jared Kushner.
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Desperate to bridge shortfalls, she said retirement officials were drawn into investing $1.2 billion in 2011 in high-risk hedge funds that carried high fees and were complex and difficult to monitor.
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HOUSTON, May 14 (Reuters) - ConocoPhillips Chief Executive Officer Ryan Lance on Tuesday repeated a pledge to restrain spending, saying the U.S. oil producer would not be drawn into pricey mergers and acquisitions.
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"Given the recent improvement in economic activity, we expect more workers to be drawn into the labor force," said Sam Bullard, a senior economist at Wells Fargo Securities in Charlotte, North Carolina.
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"Being honest, personally for me the main thing is being in the semi-final," said Nadal, who would not be drawn into talking about Friday's 39th meeting between the two great rivals.
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The interactions of all three men with Russians, however, followed a rudimentary pattern pulled from an intelligence playbook: Each was drawn into contacts by seemingly trustworthy people with no apparent intelligence connections.
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A vertical seam that runs down the center of the painting effectively divides the pastel into two paintings, with Joseph's left hand drawn into John's frame to create the illusion of seamlessness.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang again would not be drawn into confirming a Xi-Trump meeting at G20, saying information would be released once it was available to the foreign ministry.
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But Pastor Tim, the series' foremost arbiter of the religion, is long since gone now, and Paige has been drawn into the conflict between US and USSR as surely as anybody else.
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But Fielder says it's supposed to tie into the story — which is about a human who's drawn into the game's underground Stygian Abyss, and must fight a mythological "primordial nightmare" called Typhon.
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At a gala ceremony in Las Vegas on Wednesday, CONCACAF's 41 teams were drawn into three leagues, with the winners of the four League A groups competing for the Nations League title.
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I can't think of a single example of someone being innocently drawn into something like this, nor even of a guilty criminal who claimed innocence under a similarly incriminating set of circumstances.
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The broadcasters have been drawn into a bitter row between London and Moscow that erupted last year over the poisoning of former Russian double agent Sergei Skripal and his daughter in England.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, described "a pinpointed, limited action" as "appropriate" but warned the United States against being drawn into a larger war with the Syrian government.
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Unlike their Western counterparts, who had been drawn into commodities on the long side via broad-based commodity indices, these new players showed they could aggressively play markets from the short side.
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As artworks, also, the sculptures give us license to examine them; our viewing is invited, unfettered by social restraint, and, once drawn into the gravitational pull of the works, well-nigh compulsory.
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Related: A Highlight Reel of Euro 2016 Comes to Life on a Newspaper This Dress Was Drawn Into Existence With A 3D-Printing Pen Doodles Come to Life on a Giant Face
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"The Passion of Anna," from 1969, also starring Ullmann and Andersson, involves an intellectual named Andreas (von Sydow), who is drawn into a vortex of jealousy by an architect named Vergerus (Josephson).
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"There are certain moments that a lesser screenwriter or someone really drawn into the patina of Hollywood might have rearranged the truth in order to make it more Hollywood," Mr. Edgerton said.
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Outside of the comet, Epic has also been teasing something comic book related, including images depicting what appeared to be the faces of superheroes drawn into the tail of a comet graphic.
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But the policy establishment is not keen to be drawn into a new debate over history, and some worry that Mr. Abe may come under pressure to visit Pearl Harbor in return.
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The slogan, which dates to the 1930s, was first popularized by Lindbergh as he warned against being drawn into World War II by what he described as sinister British and Jewish interests.
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"Given parent Amazon's deep pockets and apparent margin insensitivity, we continue to believe that Grainger will be drawn into further price competition, putting more pressure on its gross margin," the analysts wrote.
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Watching the increasing friction is another couple drawn into Robert's warming orbit: Sam, played with vibrant energy by Donnie Cianciotto, and his wife, Melanie, whom Robin Skye imbues with a breezy geniality.
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Cass had also been drawn into a connection with his unborn through his determined efforts to empathize with Lucy's pregnancy symptoms: her exhaustion, nausea, heightened sense of smell, and strange food cravings.
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" John M. Dowd, Mr. Trump's former lawyer, emailed lawyers representing other clients who have been drawn into Mr. Mueller's inquiry and said that Mr. Manafort "has no info on president or campaign.
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French Economy Minister Bruno Le Maire said the Iranian threats were not helpful: "I do not think that Europe will get drawn into this idea of an ultimatum," Le Maire told reporters.
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Drawn into other people's family problems while surrounded by the many facets of Roman Catholicism, not to mention Italian poverty and degradation, Bakhita soon seeks a higher kind of purpose through service.
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Analysts hoped the dismissal of Mr. Abrahams would help restore the independence of a justice system drawn into factional battles within the governing party, the A.N.C., and hamstrung by high-level corruption.
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He has also come under fire for not adequately dealing with hate speech and trolling on the platform, as Twitter has been drawn into, and become a font of, extreme political polarization.
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It's prudent not to get drawn into believing that we just haven't done it right or well enough yet, and if we can get it right, we'll create enough stability to leave.
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Her dilemma encapsulates the Darwinian dynamics of the Democratic field: Four top-tier candidates drawn into an ever-tightening circular firing squad which, by the end, may grievously wound its sole survivor.
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Even Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who is a friend of President Trump's and attended his inauguration, would not be drawn into a political discussion, stopping the question before it could be asked.
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She has also largely managed to stay above the fray and not get drawn into the bickering and drama that has often plagued, and sometimes even cost the jobs of, her peers.
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America invaded one country that had nothing to do with the attacks, and was drawn into a conflict with a tribal-extremist group of another country that could go on in perpetuity.
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Biggest weakness: Wozniacki has a tendency to get drawn into long rallies at the baseline rather than finding a killer shot or moving closer to the net and finishing off her opponent.
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But the direct attacks many expected going into the debate never fully materialized and Buttigieg left the debate largely unscathed, only getting drawn into a few small skirmishes with his fellow Democrats.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel is prepared for the possibility it might be drawn into any U.S.-Iranian confrontation over a strike on a Saudi oil plant, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday.
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"The Americans have assembled a war room against Iran… We can't get drawn into a confrontation with America by falling into this war room trap and playing on a battlefield," he added.
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There are already hints that officials at the U.S. Embassy in Kyiv were drawn into the effort, along with figures like the U.S. Special Envoy to Ukraine, Kurt Volker, who resigned Friday.
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Having a brand-centric company's name drawn into controversy can have a larger impact on a momentum-focused stock than on, say, an industrials concern whose brand isn't in the consumer eye.
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Bloomberg was drawn into the clash when Sanders' national press secretary, Briahna Gray, falsely suggested in an interview with CNN on Wednesday morning that the former mayor had suffered multiple heart attacks.
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Not getting drawn into the details of Brexit was a deliberate strategy that emerged after some internal debate, said Brett O'Donnell, a Republican political consultant who advised the Conservatives during the campaign.
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The world's most prestigious management-consulting firm, McKinsey & Company, has been drawn into a national reckoning over who bears responsibility for the opioid crisis that has devastated families and communities across America.
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Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang again would not be drawn into confirming a Xi-Trump meeting at G20, saying information would be released once it was available to the foreign ministry.
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A spokesman for Volvo deferred all questions to Geely and said that while the truckmaker had an open dialogue with its shareholder on many fronts, it would not be drawn into any specifics.
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When Migos and Chris Brown's crews went HAM at a BET Awards after-party, everyone in the vicinity of the violence got drawn into the melee ... and that includes DJ Khaled and Future.
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The 2019 version of Miss Bala puts a unique spin on the story, but in doing so distances Miss Bala from the long history of Mexican-born pageant queens being drawn into cartels.
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Prosecutors say dozens were lured into secret sex society The women in DOS, like most Nxivm members, were originally drawn into the group because they wanted to learn how to be more successful.
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Then Logan is drawn into a conflict between an organization called Transigen and its experimental subject X-23, also known as Laura (Dafne Keen), who has a great deal in common with Logan.
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This version features an agreeable visual production, in which the plot's medieval kingdom seems to be drawn into existence via video projections (by Andrew Lazarow) of children's-book-style illustrations by Ken Fallin.
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That's enough power to blast a foam Nerf dart all the way through an aluminum can, and a good enough reason to never get drawn into a dart battle with this guy.[YouTube]
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And, while refusing to get drawn into talk of the 2016 presidential debates, she voiced hope that the United States would remain committed to helping Afghans – starting with keeping U.S. troops over there.
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