The drive home was just the drive home, not a chance to make three work calls or find the perfect Spotify playlist.
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Please drive home safely and carry the work of Sentebale.
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Two scenes really drive home the horror of this revelation.
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Galvis then singled to left to drive home another run.
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On our drive home, we can't stop talking about it.
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I was silent for the rest of the drive home.
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We drink coffee with our friends and then drive home.
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On the drive home from work, she made her decision.
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These conflicts really drive home the scale of the world.
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Ian Desmond doubled to left to drive home two runs.
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Josh Donaldson doubled to left to drive home Dansby Swanson.
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We didn't return to the book for the drive home.
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I drive home and get my Christmas tree taken down.
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I drop L. off at his place and drive home.
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Instead, I drive home and have a bowl of cereal.
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He was tempted to drive home, and leave her there.
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I play a Dane Cook comedy album on the drive home.
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I drive home, and when I arrive, A. is unusually smiley.
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They then exited again to enter their car and drive home.
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Personal testimonials and transformation footage help drive home the brainwashing vibe.
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On the drive home, neither of us knew what to say.
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I walk back to my car and start my drive home.
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I talk through the plans with them while I drive home.
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I drive home to get started on work for the day.
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We're pooped at this point, so we decide to drive home.
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Metz used her latest Instagram post to drive home the message.
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How do you reach them on their drive home from work?
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On my drive home, this prisoner called me on my cell.
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Melanie was getting ready to drive home when Phoebe texted: Yes .
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He also hit Sanders to drive home his argument about socialism.
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It does, after all, further drive home Trump's anti-establishment credentials.
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"Every day I drive home, I start crying," a nurse said.
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Immesberger crashed on his drive home and died in the accident.
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I finally got the strength to get dressed and drive home.
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I pay ($30) and leave a tip ($10), then drive home.
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He does some hilarious impressions too, to drive home his point.
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We have no patience with the traffic on the drive home.
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When C. gets off work, he calls me on his drive home.
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Say you drive to the store, buy a soda, and drive home.
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Bourdain's comparison is definitely dramatic, but it does drive home his point.
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The game was great, and the drive home was better than expected.
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How do you drive home the fact that keeping secrets is important?
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Was there a take-home point that you wanted to drive home?
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I drive home and make myself sesame garlic beef and cabbage tacos.
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During my drive home, I often wept as I recalled our conversations.
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I listen to Wait Wait...Don't Tell Me on the drive home.
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I'll drive home in two weeks, together with a friend from Belarus.
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He didn't drive home [questions about Clinton's] honesty and missed great opportunities.
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Those landlords' circumstances drive home the importance of discretion in rental decisions.
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I did not drive home from that party or to that party.
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Afterwards, I drive home, swap cars, and we head out to work.
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I'm winding down on drinking, because I need to drive home later.
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Renfroe then doubled down the line in left to drive home Myers.
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"I'd pound 10 of them, then drive home at night," he said.
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After spending a few hours catching up on reading, I drive home.
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Their decision to drive home afterward ultimately led to his father's death.
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What I really want to drive home is that everyone experiences [abortion] differently.
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It was really strange -- and then it took two hours to drive home.
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I promise to call her on my drive home from the airport tomorrow.
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When he could, Matthew would drive home to see the family, says Horney.
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Only then was she able to get her car and finally drive home.
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My drive home was so slow because the road was a bit flooded!
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The clip was taken by local resident Anja Englert on her drive home.
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Well you won't believe what happened to me on the drive home today!
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Ross then doubled to drive home Espinosa, giving Washington a 2-0 lead.
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To help drive home the point, Canadian officials drill deep into the data.
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He would use a spare key; she would drive home with the children.
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The opening credits of Mob Wives, season one re-imagine Tony's drive home.
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We'd spend the entire drive home talking about how dry the bird was.
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On the drive home, she asked me if I was still having cravings.
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I contemplated abortion, seriously, for the nearly hourlong drive home from the hospital.
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I had been looking forward to our 10-minute drive home all day.
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The time is short for Ms. Warren to drive home this message herself.
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Ideally, it is narrowly tailored to drive home the point of the play.
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"It's a unique opportunity to drive home some of our priorities," he added.
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I drive home, immediately take my dog out, and then take a shower.
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Everything seemed fine, until they received a frightening call on their drive home.
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" On the drive home, Barris and Rainbow kept giggling about "hashtag Act Better!
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I drive home, get changed into athleisure, and grab D. for a walk.
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I eat my fig bar and some pistachios I packed on the drive home.
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On my drive home I call my mom, and we chat for a while.
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I listen to the new episode of Yeah, But Still as I drive home.
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On the long drive home, he started to change his mind about Patrick's idea.
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I lived almost an hour away so I would have to drive home naked.
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This is a point that we just need to drive home and keep repeating.
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Fill up my water bottle again and drive home, having to stop for gas.
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It's nicely salty and savory and just what I want for my drive home.
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I drive home to check in on my roommate and fill up my car.
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During the drive home, I realize I left my outer jacket at the event.
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But on the drive home, you can't decide whether to stop at the pharmacy.
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I guzzle water afterward, drive home, shower, and cook dinner: Trader Joe's cauliflower gnocchi.
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The 2 got into it on the drive home ... when an argument turned physical.
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When we left the club that night, it was a pretty quiet drive home.
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On the drive home, Sy says something that's hella true about Ray to Emmit.
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The critical shortage of homes for sale continues to drive home prices higher nationwide.
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On the drive home, I stopped by Walmart and found the Big Time version.
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The school provided a drive-home snack of an apple today, which he enjoyed.
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Cleaning up, fighting back — those are the messages the company wants to drive home.
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"Glanders" really does drive home just how hard everyone's jobs are on this show.
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To drive home his point, Jefferson submitted the subpoenaed material with portions blotted out.
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A cycle has been tripped and the odds are that he'll drive home intoxicated.
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When Trump angrily responds, Bloomberg's advisers say, it helps drive home the Democrat's message.
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Warren was particularly skillful at pivoting to the points she wanted to drive home.
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That's an opportunity for Democrats to drive home the facts to Mr. Trump's supporters.
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There's not much to do here if it's raining, so we drive home early.
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Protesters trying to drive home the urgency for change disrupted Washington's morning commute. 963.
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And it would drive home the message that tampons and pads are necessities, not luxuries.
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I drive home and head straight to Planet Fitness, where I run almost four miles.
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Confronting those challenges requires cash, a point the military is now trying to drive home.
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I drive home, eat a few bites of ice cream, and scroll for a while.
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There was a time when he did a leg workout that he couldn't drive home.
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These moments are charming, and they really drive home what a sweet kid Chris is.
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Then we all part ways, and I drive home since I didn't have any alcohol.
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I drive home and make myself a smoothie of frozen fruit, tahini, and coconut milk.
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On the drive home, I remember I need to cook the chicken I bought yesterday.
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As quick as it all started, it was over, and I completed my drive home.
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The Congressional Review Act gives us an opportunity again to drive home what's at stake.
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I say goodbye and many, many thank-yous to my parents, and they drive home.
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Jeff, 50, and wife Sonia, 46, have owned the Monument Springs Drive home since 2013.
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I remember that TJ's doesn't have bread flour, which is unfortunate, and I drive home.
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Sometimes, they drive home points, or start battles with other leaders, sometimes, they're creepy GIFs.
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On the long drive home, I wonder: Will frog giggin' change my relationship to meat?
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Immesberger died on the drive home -- and was found with a blood-alcohol level of .
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Any HHS confirmation hearings now could become spectacles for Democrats to drive home their points.
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The groups are spending significantly more than in past midterms to drive home those connections.
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The groups are spending significantly more than in past midterms to drive home those connections.
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Take the long drive home through oceans, farmland, and roads that are straight for miles.
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He wore it the entire four-and-a-half-hour drive home, sitting in silence.
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Now we get to listen to Stevie Wonder on the drive home instead of Elmo.
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I grab an Americano from Starbucks so I don't fall asleep on the drive home.
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I drive home, scoop up the stinker, and snuggle in bed till we fall asleep.
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What that meeting seems to drive home for Trump is the reality of his situation.
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"I feel like I'm in a Tarantino movie every time I drive home," she said.
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Last year, Obama traveled to universities in Idaho and Kansas to drive home his message.
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And still, she said, she has never experienced anything like her drive home on Thursday.
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It could cure depression, he went on, or help someone who is drunk drive home.
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There was something familiar about it, and I couldn't place it until my drive home.
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I book the stay on our drive home, and Rover immediately bills it to my card.
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And let me drive home the point that $100 is a tremendous bargain for this package.
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On the drive home, "the fight escalated" and Harley "was pummeling his face," says the source.
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The right font can drive home a movie's message or simply serve as a visual treat.
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K. and I take off our boots and get back in the car to drive home.
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It's the little details which really drive home the real-life dehumanization of the surveillance state.
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My drive home is long because I don't want to pay to take the toll road.
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To drive home the message, they show pictures of teenagers who killed themselves after being bullied.
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I drive home and make ham and veggie sandwiches on wheat bread for N. and me.
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Limited housing supply and growing millennial demand continue to drive home prices higher across the country.
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I drive home, curse at traffic, go on a long run, and then make a sandwich.
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I try to make an effort to speak to them on my drive home whenever possible.
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I eat a few handfuls on the drive home, plus mango cookies after I get home.
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On her drive home from the store, King spotted the two bloodied officers alongside the road.
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"We get in the car and we have almost a two-hour drive home," he said.
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Luxe also offers overnight storage and drive-home options as it does for other car owners.
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It wasn't until we were about to drive home that she realized how pissed I was.
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When the couple got on the road to drive home, the hunters took aim and fired.
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All of the other mutations drive home that this artificial citrus beverage is really nothing special.
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After a carefree week in the mountains, he gripped my hand tightly on our drive home.
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He said tracking sleep can drive home the importance of a consistent bedtime and wake time.
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As if such blunt declarations of straightness weren't enough, his lyrics continually drive home the theme.
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It took a city councilwoman nearly nine hours to drive home to the Bronx from Manhattan.
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Judging it too dangerous to drive home, we stayed at my cousin's house near the restaurant.
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Rosario hit a line-drive home run to right-field, stretching Minnesota's lead to 3-33.
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Well-informed and polyglot guides explain the cathedral's history and drive home its need for money.
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I eat the mixed nuts and chips on my drive home, so much for healthy dinners.
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I leave at about 229:30 and listen to Nicole Byer's podcast on the drive home.
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To drive home the point, she grabbed a photo collage from the shelf above her bed.
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After finishing work and starting the drive home, his bike slammed still and fell from under him.
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I call my mom on the drive home, complaining about how incredibly windy it's been all day.
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He needed to drive home that Trump was unacceptable and that he was stepping into the breach.
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I drive home, and my neighbor is walking his adorable shih tzu in front of my house.
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Once class is over, I grab my stuff and head back to my car to drive home.
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"Identity" issues have been used by Republicans to really drive home a cultural message with their base.
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It's just the latest example to drive home that private information shared online might not remain private.
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This is a smart way to drive home that they are not "predicting" one certain outcome here.
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Overall, this episode continues to drive home the fact that we are so close the finish line.
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Jeff Wood, 50, and wife Sonya Wood, 46, have owned the Monument Springs Drive home since 2013.
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But after Raffy Lopez walked, Manuel Margot singled to drive home Spangenberg with the go-ahead run.
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"Just to really drive home what that exactly meant: saxophones weren't allowed, but accordions were," she said.
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There's a little spot on my drive home where the road goes over a tree-lined creek.
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In a normal campaign, it might drive home why Clinton is far better prepared to be president.
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Johnson, on the West Coast, asked Phelps if he was sure he was O.K. to drive home.
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Fletcher relies on painful pacing and authentic character development to drive home its message of sexual evolution.
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Hopefully no one will talk about how dry the bird was on their drive home this year.
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I couldn't have rented a car to drive home from school, yet I could purchase a rifle.
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After every effort toward making it work, something happens to drive home the futility of it all.
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But rather than lament, he used his predicament to drive home his commitment to an austere presidency.
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I smiled into the sunshine as we headed out of the park for the long drive home.
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But it opted for the backdrop of a Midwest high school to drive home its education message.
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On the drive home, R. calls me and says kind things, and thanks me for the cookies.
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If you drive home the point that we're all citizens, we've got a chance of doing that.
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To drive home the point, she, too, made the choice to describe her abuse in graphic detail.
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Rotunno asked her about how Mann behaved on the drive home after the encounter in the hotel.
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When we drive home, I look at him in my rearview mirror to see where he splintered.
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"Tiny, tiny amount," he said, holding his thumb and index finger together to drive home the point.
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AND AGAIN, WE SAY THE BEST AT GETTING BETTER, I WANT THAT THEME TO REALLY DRIVE HOME.
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This Montana-set triptych nails the loneliness and solitude of a long car drive home and back.
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After the game, Aaron meets with Jonathan, Jonathan's wife, and two friends and volunteers to drive home.
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The police killing of Tamir Rice helped drive home the urgency of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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It's a point it tries to drive home with humor in its recent series of TV ads.
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Now Vox Media is trying its own daily drive-home podcast — Today Explained, via Recode's corporate cousin Vox.com.
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In addition to the major pile, there is another wooden crate with heads to drive home the point.
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Mobley said she ordered fried rice at the restaurant and began to feel sick during the drive home.
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And we were in a regular sedan, so we didn't think we could drive home in the snow.
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"These emails drive home exactly what their priorities were and where they would spend their energy," Seel said.
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After filling up, I drive home and watch the newest episode of The Bachelor while lying in bed.
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The Clinton campaign says it plans to drive home the point that Trump habitually makes factually inaccurate statements.
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I get in a good two hours of work, hang out a bit, then make the drive home.
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I chug a bottle of water on the drive home while chatting on the phone with my dad.
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Presidents and lawmakers have long used their State of the Union guests to drive home a political point.
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He then makes the 30-minute drive home and watches the rest of the game with his wife.
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For those to travel to terminate a fatal pregnancy, the worst part is the six-hour drive home.
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It reached its peak when we were staying at my parents' house, due to drive home that evening.
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The court has also approved elements of a new training system designed to drive home the new policies.
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She proceeded to drunkenly drive home with Andy in the passenger seat and then puked all over him.
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The show's meta context of Lee's own success in his artistic career also helps drive home the point.
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If the individual responds apologetically and promises to try harder, you don't need to drive home the subject.
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Battlefield V's outstretched arms and grasping hands borrow from this tradition, but they can't drive home the effect.
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She and her coworkers have decided to rent a car and drive home from D.C. once they arrive.
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Do I feel a little guilty for taking my friend's hotel room after she left to drive home?
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My apartment is only three miles from the office, but it takes me 45 minutes to drive home.
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The wedding shuts down kind of early, which is actually nice since I have to drive home still.
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JT Riddle then hit a ground single to right to drive home Brinson with the Marlins' only run.
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Expansion plans like that drive home the diverging fortunes of struggling traditional retailers and fast-growing online rivals.
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"Never Trump" conservative intellectuals sought to drive home that message throughout the 2016 campaign, as retiring Republican Sens.
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A few drinks past midnight, Jeff's lapse in focus on the drive home causes a life-changing accident.
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As if to drive home the dynamic, look at the past month and a half of his run.
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Now Maduro wants to drive home the advantage, trying to establish his own brand above government power struggles.
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Imagine digital assistants in your car, setting up appointments and ordering pizza for the family as you drive home.
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On the drive home, Sarah played music, Aolani listened to her earphones, and A. slept in the front seat.
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I drive her up there and we have a great conversation before I drop her off and drive home.
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She also calls Elektra a "vessel" to drive home the point that Elektra's former life and personality are gone.
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So the lawmaker, Mary Lou Marzian, proposed a bill in the male-dominated House to drive home the point.
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In Infinity War, however, there are a lot of moments where Thanos' eyes really drive home an emotional moment.
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It happens, for example, when we forget to interrupt a drive home to stop at the store for groceries.
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If the intent of the project was to drive home the horrors of this issue, it certainly was effective.
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And with that, she made a point to drive home how important it is to think before you ink.
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We're told Kate wanted to drive home but Michael wouldn't give her the keys, so she called the cops.
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Subscription models — in large part prompted by Netflix's DVD-by-mail service, which killed Blockbuster — now drive home entertainment.
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They even have names like "Select Your Hero" and "The Final Showdown" to drive home the video game vibe.
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Sophie, for her part, is keen to drive home how being someone's sponsor can really change a woman's life.
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After the show, we would listen 2 the now legendary interview with The Electrifying Mojo on the drive home.
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"On the drive home with it, I was blown away with how fast and strong it was," Carter says.
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WWE even showed a picture of Adam Levine and added booing sound effects to really drive home the point.
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And then you would drive home at 15 miles per hour — you know, just to be extra legit careful?
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Ads were displayed in the hearing room to drive home their concern about foreign governments "weaponizing" social media content.
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To drive home this point, just before the election there was a segment done by Fox's Kelly, on Nov.
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Kris Bryant started off the half-inning with a line-drive home run to center that tied the score.
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In the same episode, Angela and Topher drive home from school and pull over when they hear an alarm.
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With runners on second and third and one out, Arcia grounded out to second to drive home Ben Gamel.
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To drive home the point that each piece is a handcrafted labor of love, only 100 will be made.
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Several guests had parked campers and pitched tents in the yard so they wouldn't have to drive home later.
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Call my grandma on the drive home and we catch up since we haven't talked in a few weeks.
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She remembered a largely wordless parting — just an "all right" from Mr. Cosby as she left to drive home.
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And instructors justifiably drive home to students the reality that any wrong move behind the wheel could be lethal.
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Some vice presidents are picked for emphasis; Bill Clinton chose Al Gore to drive home his youth and moderation.
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And while partisan voters will set the dynamics, the independents could be the ones to drive home a victory.
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Or building a 36,000-foot-deep barrier across the Pacific Ocean to drive home his commitment to tariffs. See?
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An influx of new money could drive home prices and rents up, worried Jazmin Martinez, a local college student.
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To really drive home that point, there would need to be some kind of market value already in play.
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The Yankees took a 1-0 lead on a line drive home run from Austin Romine in the second inning.
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If those numbers aren't enough for you, maybe this great interactive by the Marshall Project will drive home the point.
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After Tatis drew a walk, Wil Myers hit an opposite-field single through the right side to drive home Urias.
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President Trump had to drive home the message to the North Koreans that President Obama is not his role model.
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What if it could tell I was a dirty stop out, sleep-deprived and needed energising on a drive home?
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So I would imagine that that&aposs one of the areas that you are going to want to drive home.
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As I walk by a gas station, Michael Gofman pulls up to fill up his car for the drive home.
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Speaking to your car to order dinner through Amazon Restaurants starts to feel normal on your drive home from work.
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A photo of a vulture near a starving child helped drive home the extreme hunger faced by people in Sudan.
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I'll just ride the train in tomorrow and drive home tomorrow night — our office is chill about leaving cars overnight.
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I blast old school John Mayer on the drive home (embarrassing) and consider how I'd like to spend my evening.
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She wolfs it down in less than a minute and immediately passes out in the back for the drive home.
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I walked out and went to my car until I felt well enough to drive home, and that was that.
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One thing we tried to drive home early on was the fact that independent body would be doing the testing.
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The first face-to-face coming out happens when Simon actually tells Abby one night as they drive home together.
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In the post, McKenny said Johnny, who has asthma, started coughing 10 minutes into the family's 40-minute drive home.
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Ultimately, though, this little experiment with my face managed to drive home a point that I know, but sometimes overlook.
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And the dress code only serves to further drive home the CTA's discomfort with visible displays that aren't overtly nonsexual.
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I drive home blasting Lizzo and eat the last of my quiche and a banana before getting into the shower.
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Right now only major powers can toss a few explosives at a faraway enemy to drive home a political point.
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But The Worker's Cup believes in the game a little too much to drive home the insanity of its scenario.
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Only, there are also funeral arrangements, a bitterly cold room for the lifeless baby, and the longest drive home imaginable.
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It's a message that Karl Rove sought to drive home in a fundraising email for the National Republican Senatorial Committee.
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Day in, day out, they clock on, contort themselves into various positions, shower off like three times, then drive home.
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Democratic administrations, which entered shutdowns in the 1990s and 2013, tried to drive home the pain of missing government services.
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His goal is to drive home the importance of accuracy and diligence and ensure that everyone is treated with respect.
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White House adviser Stephen Miller tried to drive home the point in an interview/battle royale with CNN's Jake Tapper.
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His father had to drive home separately—because joining his ailing son on the plane might have violated NCAA rules.
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Gatherings where northern free blacks agitated for equal rights called themselves conventions of "colored citizens" to drive home this idea.
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Sometimes the font is bolded and enlarged to drive home a point, and numbered lists frequently break down complex ideas.
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We wanted the store to feel interior and domestic and to drive home the idea of a private selling space.
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Cooksey never said much, Daniel said, and would sometimes listen to music on his headphones for the entire drive home.
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More important is the underlying detail, the underlying detail really continue to drive home that the labor backdrop is tight.
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I stop for gas since I only have a little over a quarter tank for my two-hour drive home.
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There was no way I could drive home, so I decided to walk back to my classroom and crash there.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has been working hard to drive home these past weeks, most notably with her unyielding tweetstorms.
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There are some days as I drive home from the office that I remind myself I am not yet off work.
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While Trump was keen to drive home an anti-China economic message on the campaign trail, he largely avoided military issues.
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Leaders wanted to drive home the point that if Democratic lawmakers don't fill the Fox News airwaves, know-nothing stooges will.
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The man sitting to his right has the same glasses frames as little Nicky, as the flashbacks drive home very directly.
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The slide in question, which has been shared widely on social media, used a cartoon character to drive home the message.
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" Jones said she stayed on FaceTime with her husband the whole drive home and is "still pretty shaken up about it.
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We spend the drive home chatting about work and life and end up having a heart-to-heart about our relationship.
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She suggested pulling your car to the side of the road on your drive home from work and talking to yourself.
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Santelli offers this analogy to drive home the importance of giving people access to all of the health information they need.
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That's why I teamed up with Weber to dream up some offbeat animations that will drive home exactly how it's done.
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I still stunk afterward, but it wasn't so bad that I offended any of my co-campers on the drive home.
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Many are forged in the moment, products of necessity -- to drive home a crucial message or beat back an existential threat.
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We see rapid cuts of every single person killing zombies — to really drive home that they're all in the fight now.
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Sweterlitsch plays with time in a fascinating manner, sprinkling in small details that drive home the real cost of Moss's job.
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For a good stretch of my five-hour drive home, I chewed over the great mystery that is the Trump phenomenon.
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On the drive home from the successful meeting, an out-of-control bus collided with their car on a mountain pass.
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"We will drive home the message that white supremacy is not welcome in Murfreesboro," the group posted on Facebook Saturday night.
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They usually stay because they don't want to make the drive home after going out clubbing for a night or two.
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On our drive home without his father, my son and I began to sort through the heap of emotions between us.
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But the numbers drive home just how bad caucuses are for democracy, given that they appear to suppress turnout so much.
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Unlike his fellow employees, he doesn't drive home but waits for a bus on which he is consistently the sole passenger.
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I was alarmed to see the husband drinking heavily all day Saturday and Sunday, even as he prepared to drive home.
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Should I rent a car and drive home and get away from the city before it all really goes to hell?
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Mr. Frost wouldn't be attending; he planned to hop in his car and drive home to his family in Washington Heights.
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I roll the windows down and listen to my favorite alternative rock band, Catfish and the Bottlemen, on the drive home.
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What should trouble these groups most, and what Democrats need to drive home to them, is the Republicans' willingness to deceive.
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Mr. DeWitt said that Mr. Ohmer was kind enough to host him overnight, so he would not have to drive home.
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The songs really drive home the point that these assassins consider themselves outsiders which makes they think their means are necessary.
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Members of One Mind would drive home every week to resupply and pick up youths who wanted to experience the camp.
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But Powerfront's visualization, and its Pixar-like avatars, drive home the sheer amount of personal information available to brands every minute.
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It&aposs a narrative the Republicans have long sought to drive home, deployed to great effect in Trump&aposs 2016 campaign.
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And at the end of the evening, Ms. Servin said, they were set to make the nearly three-hour drive home.
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Her disparate forms drive home the point that our fear isn't of SIL herself, but of our inability to resist her.
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It certainly makes it easier to drive home from work in all the traffic and music playing, and people walking around.
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He was going to spend the night at the facility but decided to drive home, and was eventually pulled over with a .
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It takes me about 2124 minutes to drive home, even though I only live five miles away — Southern California traffic is insane.
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Those reports seemed, to me, like an attempt to drive home a narrative of someone who died due to their own disobedience.
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Tolchin made the case more aggressively than previous lawyers, even fabricating a fake terrorist account on Facebook to drive home his point.
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Two main points I wanted to drive home with my kids was to avoid debt and to simply live within your means.
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I guess cousin April got tired of her husband not coming home at night because he 'was too tired to drive home.
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Moments like these drive home Gainsbourg's obsessive attention to detail; SebastiAn says she would spend hours trying to pinpoint a single word.
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But partly, it was to drive home the point that the Mexican government could be trusted to look after its own affairs.
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The limited edition rolls come filled with Cinnabon cinnamon, and are tinted a light orange color to really drive home the theme.
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I drive home with my mom, then spend the rest of the night catching up on Dirty John and Monday night football.
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While on the drive home through Oregon, the team saw an overturned car on the side of the highway, the Statesman reported.
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The third is personal experiences with extreme weather events, which, it is often hoped, will drive home the reality of climate change.
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The roadblocks — real and economic — drive home the point that residents in hurricane-prone areas should always be prepared ahead of time.
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Your friends at the bar may think you're checking your phone, but instead you're seeing if you're sober enough to drive home.
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After Michael picked her up, they stopped on the drive home for breakfast at Denny's so he could hear about her adventures.
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Perez made it 3-1 in the ninth inning with a line-drive home run that landed in the White Sox bullpen.
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In the third, Zobrist singled up the middle with one out to drive home Dexter Fowler for a 24-113 Cubs lead.
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The laptop will come in three colors: Royal Blue, Quartz Grey, and — just to really drive home the Apple comparison — Rose Gold.
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Violent and disturbing quotes from the Bible drive home the point that religious texts can be distorted for any number of causes.
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To drive home his anti-corruption drive, Xi has frowned upon party cadres playing the game, hurting membership at many golf courses.
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I brought her to my home for some soup and then helped her load her car for her half-hour drive home.
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That means that when you're done with icing your drinks, you can simply drain away the icy water before you drive home.
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During his drive home to New Jersey from the hospital, Sabathia received a call: He needed to come back to the hospital.
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And, to drive home the point she's worthy of a Roc Nation contract ... Tinashe gives us a little sample of her talent.
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But more often than not, the trucks that hit the road every fall might be used to drive home another message: intimidation.
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The event is one of the last opportunities for the candidates to drive home their closing arguments before the caucuses next week.
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Did they link it back to the story in the introduction or simply drive home the main point of their thesis statement?
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On Thursday morning, Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared on the Capitol steps with members of the freshman class to drive home that message.
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After watching Keith's performance, the Elrods returned to Norman early Monday on Keith's private plane and began their drive home to Tulsa.
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We had a fine time, but didn't wish for a minute that we still lived there, despite the two-river drive home.
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It can drive home for Chuck Schumer, the Senate minority leader, that his constituents won't accept deals with a would-be dictator.
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While you're at the orchard, pick up a box of freshly baked apple cider donuts to polish off during your drive home.
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I could think of no better company for a long drive home from a late shift or a weekend out of town.
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But she said a point she tried to drive home with her study is that there's a lot of variability among families.
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"Here is an opportunity now to drive home that message and he needs to do so forcefully in order to change these numbers."
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The drive home is about two hours and I'm getting pretty tired by the time we get in the door at 7 p.m.
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And you'll feel like you're in the middle of the action with Dolby Headphone 7.1 surround sound to drive home that immersive feeling.
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We talk about it on our drive home, make some tea, and relax on the couch before we shower and head to bed.
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And they're doing more than just typing: The gig-economy workers are staging a three-day work stoppage to drive home their concerns.
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Dafoe, meanwhile, is 63, which appears to be a deliberate choice on Schnabel's part to drive home how the painter's demons ravaged him.
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One night not long ago, Miranda Lambert was drinking wine on her porch in Nashville with a friend who'd planned to drive home.
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However, the point wasn't to make fun of the women, but to really drive home just how much of an asshat Luyendyk was.
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I drive home, pack up, and get ready to drive back to PA. I stop for gas at Costco on the way ($27.89).
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The prosecution initially planned to drive home this point by allowing other accusers to testify during Cosby's sentencing, but O'Neill rejected that request.
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There's nothing like trying to regulate your own phone use to drive home just how compulsive our relationships with our device has become.
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Whenever someone wants to drive home how unnecessary (and potentially dangerous) douching can be, they compare the vagina to a self-cleaning oven.
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But officials are keen to avoid the mistakes of the past and drive home the message that government work will continue whatever happens.
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Jason Castro then lofted a sacrifice fly to right field to drive home Gregorio Petit and stake Minnesota to a 2-0 lead.
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"Officer Her just completed his tour of duty and like all of us wanted to drive home safely," Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett said.
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It's perhaps a somewhat unfair comparison, given the difference in screen sizes, but it does drive home how remarkably compact the device is.
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With this campaign, what we wanted to drive home is that you can take the power out of the names you're being called.
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Decker says that when Ed Bledsoe tried to drive home, police wouldn&apost let him through a roadblock because the fire was raging.
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To drive home the point about Equifax's spectacular blunder, here are the highlights from a 2018 congressional report on the incident: Entirely preventable.
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I've attended many funerals over the past few years, and I thought about each of them on the drive home from my screening.
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Not so much… "[She] thought it was ok to drive home and take her sister out for ice cream without asking," Beador said.
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I will say, using Google's devices does really drive home how much I like the touch-based input for playing and pausing songs.
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Then she began the short drive home, steering her car onto West Lexington Street, a one-way dotted with churches and modest houses.
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The plan was that he would lend her the money to get her impounded car and keep her company on the drive home.
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The children embrace Cleo as a second mother, telling her they love her and falling asleep on her shoulder on a drive home.
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To drive home the point, Noga must watch helplessly as her orchestra moves up the Mozart concerto and replaces her with another harpist.
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That women of color deserved presidential hopefuls' undivided attention was a reality Allison continued to drive home at the top of the event.
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Seeking to drive home its message, the White House kicked off "Made in America Week" to promote products made in the United States.
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To drive home the point, Mr. Busch said, he told them to glance to their right and to their left, at their teammates.
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To further drive home the importance of animals, he broadened his horizon to other small creatures, including frogs, snails, lizards, and even bugs.
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They included a line-drive home run to left that carried through the teeth of an uncommonly strong summer wind in the Bronx.
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Ms. Mason had the procedure, which cost $150, and got back into the car later that day to drive home to the Midwest.
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I was so thoroughly worn out when we left, I wasn't sure how I would drive home — but I knew we'd be back.
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Again, I want to give a time perspective to drive home just how much political freedom has changed over the past 200 years.
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And yes, of course, Hader finds moments in between Barry's bouts of malaise to drive home exactly how ridiculous his entire situation is.
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Anybody who wants to drive home the obstruction of justice issue might have to find some other former special counsel to help out.
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I would drive home on the 101 in my Ford Fusion, blasting "Ada" by the National and "Wild Horses" by the Rolling Stones.
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Because we both work together, we are allowed to bitch and moan about work for the whole drive home, but not after that.
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This puzzle is also another step to drive home that point, just like the three letters GHI snug closely in a single box.
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" He'd written the musical, he said, "to contextualize the record in its comedy and absurdity, and to drive home how personal it is.
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These startling statistics drive home a shameful fact: People experiencing a mental health crisis are more likely to encounter police than medical professionals.
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Mr. Trump prides himself on appearing strong on the global stage, and this ad uses video evidence to drive home the opposite message.
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Some Cabinet members will make stops in places Trump has already visited, part of a "second wave" designed to drive home his message.
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"Its really going to depend on how that doll is experienced, and what adults are doing to drive home that message," she said.
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Drive Home is exactly what it sounds like: A Luxe valet will drive your car back to you when you're ready to leave.
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"Clinton won the 'Comey primary' but Trump has the opportunity to drive home the lack of trust theme," said Republican strategist Scott Reed.
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The Braves got a run in the first inning when Freddie Freeman struck his fourth double of the season to drive home Ender Inciarte.
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Standing before dozens of 10-year-olds, I was just the living moral show-and-tell the teachers needed to drive home their lesson.
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That means you can lower your thermostat on the drive home while your refrigerator orders a dozen eggs after sensing the supply is low.
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The washed-out images drive home the stinging sentiment that the pages we're holding in our hands may one day comprise a historical document.
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Some do time at hospitals looking after people injured in road accidents already, but it seems that isn't enough to drive home the message.
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The oysters should have been moistened by the steam in the container during my mom's drive home from Osaka restaurant in Fairfield, New Jersey.
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Trump's attorneys, meanwhile, hope they have enough remaining credibility with the President to drive home just how perilous his predicament has become for him.
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This is why these images are so important: they drive home just how long the recovery will take, and how much help is needed.
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I drive home, eat it quickly (along with a few spoonfuls of the ice cream I bought earlier), and pass out around 1:30.
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They live in Stockton or other lower-cost cities, drive to the Bay Area on Monday, work in construction and drive home on Friday.
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It features a solemn recap of the earliest days of the franchise to drive home just how far the heroes — and fans — have come.
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We stop at a candy store to get sugar to pep us up for the drive home ($10.38) and also stop for gas ($303).
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"They all drive home his campaign's populist drumbeat of working together to defeat Donald Trump and everything he represents," Acronym wrote in its analysis.
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The off-kilter outbursts from Biden and Jay-Z drive home the way patriarchal neuralyzing proceeds by way of uncontrolled bursts of rhetorical chaos.
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To drive home this point, the paper published a photo selection ridiculing "Celebrities with Questionable Beards," which mercilessly mocked stars such as Leonardo DiCaprio.
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I stop at a few boutiques on my drive home to look for a birthday present for my roommate, but nothing catches my eye.
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For Democrats, it will drive home how instrumental the court has been on health care, same-sex marriage, gun control, voting rights and abortion.
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Late in the evening, Evans said goodbye to the girls and began the drive home to her husband, Jacob, and their four young sons.
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From the beginning, he has been trying to drive home that Texas is simply too conservative for a Democrat — but not just on policy.
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The note features charts of Musk's Twitter activity by month, as well as a timeline of recent Musk controversies, to drive home Shah's point.
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Surely, the "I Like It" rapper's Tuesday performance will further drive home her insisted dedication to commit herself to both her career and motherhood.
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But haven't you always wished that your drink holder also kept track of how many beers you've downed before it's time to drive home?
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But that's the point that TAC is trying to drive home — rather than leaving solutions to evolution, improved roads could help in the meantime.
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He followed that up with a rendering of the initials "AG" on his finger, to really drive home who his heart now belongs to.
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The next day, Ziggy traveled back to Mystic with a portable battery pack that kept her linked up to monitors for the drive home.
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After back-to-back singles by Victor Martinez and J.D. Martinez, Justin Upton ripped a line-drive home run into the left-field bleachers.
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Campanello told CNN that incidents like this only drive home the need for strong action at the state and federal level against heroin addiction.
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Alckmin will drive home that message when election ads are allowed on television during the last 35 days of the campaign starting on Friday.
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Grace told her mom in a text that they were excited to stop at Which Wich, their favorite sandwich place, on the drive home.
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Finally, being able to tie a tangible change to individual carbon dioxide emissions could help drive home a sense of personal responsibility, Notz says.
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The pair, friends for more than eight years, had been looking at maps of where the wildfires were before Grabow left to drive home.
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Lester delivered at the plate in the fifth with an RBI single to drive home Matt Szczur, who doubled, making the score 2-0.
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"Song highlight: "So I'll drive home alone / As I turn out the light / I'll put his picture down / And maybe get some sleep tonight.
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On Tuesday, to drive home that point, the Israeli government reportedly distributed maps to Israeli news organizations showing five Iranian-controlled bases in Syria.
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On the long drive home, I consoled myself with one of Wayfarer's huge, tender chocolate chip cookies, which I'd stashed away in my purse.
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Our reviewer says its powerful first-person narratives drive home the waste of a war undertaken out of Cold War miscalculations and American overconfidence.
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Visitors will arrive and be swabbed while they remain in their cars, then drive home and receive the results of the test shortly after.
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Turn out needs to be historic to drive home the message that we stand for something bigger and better than what we have now.
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But I sense that-- I plan to-- hop up-- hop into the pickup truck, put Washington in the rear-view mirror and drive home.
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Often the camera follows our heroes at ground level, the better to drive home the true horrors of one of history's most horrible wars.
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Advanced statistics from SportRadar drive home Elliott's immense value to the Cowboys: Elliott crushed on first downs, setting the table on series after series.
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"That's a wonderful opportunity to begin a discussion about money," he said, whether on the drive home from school or around the dinner table.
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On his drive home, Li reflected on the risk he and his neighbor took to shop in such a crowded place with his neighbor.
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My mom texts me that my dog isn't doing well so I plan to drive home to check in before leaving for the weekend.
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BAILEY BRYAN "Hard Drive Home" (300/Warner Nashville) An outstanding country song about heartbreak from a young singer who's already looking past Nashville. 19.
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Luxe launched Drive Home six months ago, when Lee realized few of their users were using the service for anything other than commuter parking.
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I have an opportunity to drive home the people that are being left behind and they are not just in the city of Newark.
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The visuals of Frankie's story as Grace agrees to get married only further drive home the suggestion a married Grace means a permanent friend breakup.
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She was attempting to realize these clothes of their dreams, using only plastic, to drive home the illusions of the fashion industry and global capitalism.
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I end up working almost half an hour late, but I don't mind because I got to take half an hour to drive home earlier.
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Yang also hopes to use the technology to drive home his message about the power of disruptive technologies and the need to change with them.
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"These numbers really drive home the message that there are STDs in our communities, and we need to start talking about it," Torrone told me.
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With Zika, the emphasis needs to be on pregnant women to drive home "the importance of everyone working together to protect the community," he said.
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This kind of visual aid can help you drive home the point that "astrological theories are drawn based on deep and studied observation," she adds.
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To really drive home the New Year's Eve element, each drink is topped with whipped cream and chocolate "sequins" meant to resemble a black tie.
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These are experiences that are soundtracked by the horror of death to drive home the stakes and the reality of what these situations are like.
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That sense of proximity makes it feel more intimate, which helps drive home the message the group is trying to get across with the song.
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But the office could also be used as yet another way for Trump to drive home a message that unauthorized immigrants are dangerous and bad.
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To further drive home this reality, UK-based illustrator Tom Ward released a series of illustrations earlier this summer that achieved near-instant internet fame.
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Watch: Inside Brazil's Biggest Prison Beauty Pageant Logistically, Kinney had to deal with prison clearances, lesson planning, teacher schedules, and a six-hour drive home.
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To drive home just how well the actors pair, we took the opportunity to pit them against each other in some iconic Star Wars situations.
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The responding officers found Johnson slumped over but allowed him to drive home and did not administer a breathalyzer test or a field sobriety test.
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At one point, we are confronted by BMX bikers—a spectacularly ill-judged addition, though it does drive home the firmness of period details elsewhere.
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Our plan is to drive home a simple message: Regardless of changes in delivery platforms, music is a valuable commodity whose creators deserve fair compensation.
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To drive home that connection, the museum invited Dan Akroyd, who played Ray Stantz in the first two films, to check out the dino skeleton.
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Now, on the 22018-mile drive home, one of the weary men in the truck checked his cellphone to see if he had any email.
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When Iowa Republican Steve King introduced his version of a "fetal heartbeat" ban in 2017, he used an ultrasound machine to drive home his message.
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Experts in cybersecurity regard the Ukraine attack as a teaching moment, a chance to drive home to American firms the vulnerability of their own systems.
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That night, after a delirious drive home, I was in the emergency room hooked to an IV. The diagnosis: acute mountain sickness and severe dehydration.
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But the main point I would drive home is make sure you're not pointing the fucking thing at anybody and dispose of the bottle correctly.
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Stanton had pushed the lead to 3-0 in the fifth when he doubled off reliever John Axford to drive home Judge, who had walked.
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But on the drive home from Disney Hall, my mind kept wandering to what the composer Georg Friedrich Haas might have done with this material.
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"Every day I drive home, I start crying," said the nurse, who asked that her name not be used for fear of losing her job.
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The conversation got to a point where we no longer knew what to tell him to drive home the many problematic layers of his action.
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The game doesn't just tell you that you've failed in on-screen words, it uses a sample from Aliens to really drive home its disappointment.
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Habit memory can take over during the drive home from work, causing a person to forget to stop on the way for an important prescription.
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To help drive home the point, Ravizza left the players with a miniature toilet small enough to fit in the pocket of a baseball glove.
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Once I get my car, I drive home and proceed to fall back asleep again (brunch is so not happening today!) $13.79 12:15 p.m.
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I MEAN, THE CULTURE OF A MEDIA COMPANY IS ALL ABOUT CREATIVITY AND IT'S A COMPANY THAT EVERY SINGLE NIGHT ALL YOUR ASSETS DRIVE HOME.
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In the coming months, Democrats should drive home the ways Trump has abused his power and make that a central message of the 2020 campaign.
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Nearly half of Delta's mishandled bags are delivered by travellers who use Roadie's app to see if suitcases need dropping off along their drive home.
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Her champagne bottle could be the thing to drive home her commitment to Peter; after all, Kelsey had been saving it for over a year.
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Around midnight I drive home and fall asleep almost immediately because I have big weekend plans — barre class, birthday parties, and apple picking, oh my!
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A few parents had taken up the invitation to attend, including Thays's stepfather, but he was under strict instructions to drive home on his own.
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On their drive home, Chelsey broke into tears, saying he put his ungloved fingers in her vagina even as her mother was in the room.
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As if to drive home the point, the college is adding one more bronze to its Liberty Walk this spring: a statue of Frederick Douglass.
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"This was the last car that you could park in your garage, drive to the track, win the race, and then drive home," Myers added.
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There's nothing like having law enforcement examine every single tampon to drive home the point that nothing about Martha's intimate life is her own anymore.
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I will feel spiritually fortified until I drive home, get frustrated in traffic, and yell at a man who cuts me off on the freeway.
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House Democrats on the Energy and Commerce Committee used a hearing on wireless spectrum on Wednesday to drive home their concerns, to the frustration of Republicans.
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While on a recent drive home to California from Arizona, 19-year-old Dominguez bought lottery tickets while pumping gas in San Luis Obispo County, California.
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Sanneh plans to make the six-hour drive home next month, once Jammeh is gone, to see the three children he has not seen since 2013.
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But the crying and suffering and tough-choice moments only serve to drive home the point that nothing is more precious than caring for one's children.
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Gurung opted to use a feminine design to drive home the point that embracing femininity can be empowering when it's done on a woman's own terms.
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I call my mom on my drive home – I really miss seeing her on a regular basis and love talking to her pretty much every day.
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To really drive home how puny Pixel sales were: It only took Apple 6.5 days and Samsung 4.4 days to sell the same number of phones.
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At the star of "Religion" he repeatedly tells Navid he needs to model and does prospective poses for the young man to drive home the point.
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When Collins said that he was going to drive home, Allen, who doesn't drink, stepped in and offered to call a taxi or a base shuttle.
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The group collected the voicemails to produce a video ad Planned Parenthood hopes will drive home what's at stake when abortion rights hang in the balance.
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He flew home that day, but there was no quick way to get to her between the flight and hour-long drive home from the airport.
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Rubio also went after Trump for his "tough guy" demeanor, repeatedly trying to drive home the charge that Trump doesn't stand up for the little guy.
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The very term "New Left" was designed to drive home that young radicals wanted little to do with the days of fellow traveling and united fronts.
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The point of showing a sonogram, of course, was to drive home the perspective that aborting a fetus is the same as taking away a life.
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Known to physically bang the table to drive home a point, McKay's style is "aggressive to the point of offense," said one fellow tax prep lobbyist.
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Here's why: on my drive home from work the other day, in the rain, my car alerted me that I was out of windshield washer fluid.
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If other red-state Democrats buck his nominees and/or his agenda, don't be surprised to see Trump visit their states to drive home his points.
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Instead, inspiration came on a drive home as my then-first grade daughter listed off all the words she knew that ended with the -SH sound.
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Dr. Vinjamuri of the research organization in London said the potential for leaders to contract the virus could also drive home the gravity of the situation.
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Home Depot Chief Executive Officer Craig Menear sought to allay those concerns, saying the U.S. economy and the factors that drive home-improvement spending remained strong.
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Your brother has told you he fears that your parents won't understand his struggles, so perhaps you can drive home the urgency of his mental health.
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In a way, that's helped drive home the insidiousness of the issue: Harvey Weinstein was famous, sure, but average viewers had no emotional connection to him.
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The next day I met them at a golf course to ask a few more questions that occurred to me during my drive home from breakfast.
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"We're the only city where you can enjoy the best whiteout in the rink and then also on the drive home from the game," Bowman said.
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"Turn out needs to be historic to drive home the message that we stand for something bigger and better than what we have now," Dawson wrote.
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Even though it's on the way home, making a left on Sunset at this hour and finding parking adds another 229 minutes to my drive home.
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I managed to get it together, but all the hiccups resulted in me listening to my favorite emo songs on full volume during my drive home.
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Kind and relaxed, respectively, Rick and Morty put on some jams for the drive home and come across the retro-meets-chillwave-sounding "Terryfold" on shuffle.
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There's a tenderness in Styles' vocals on "Cherry" that, along with the Camille Rowe voice note at the end, helps drive home the beautifully melancholic tone.
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US banks are already riding high and grabbing business from weaker European rivals, especially in US capital markets, and are seeking to drive home their edge.
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Overall, the goal of Teen Talk is to "drive home to kids that there is a range of values" when it comes to sex, Bourne said.
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While the data should drive home the importance of collision avoidance systems, it also shows many drivers may be turning off warning systems in their vehicles.
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Years pass, the dead accumulate, and Sher and Rogers drive home "Oslo" 's ultimately banal point: that tolerance sometimes, just sometimes, begins with the nicest people.
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She told me that since then, she no longer feels safe even on days she is not fixing, and doesn't drive home alone late at night.
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Then in February of 1998, on an overnight, winter drive home, the band's tour van flipped over and Von Bohlen flew through the windshield head-first.
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The phones in her small law office have been ringing off the hook since the election, Washington said, which just serves to drive home the stakes.
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Harshbarger's struggles drive home just how deadly the opioid epidemic has become: Even the people equipped to deal with death can't keep up with the pace.
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The video has ignited a conversation about responsible drone use around wildlife — and to help drive home the message, Tong shared best-practices for wildlife drone photography.
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I order a grande white chocolate mocha with coconut milk and everything Bantam Bagels (they're amazing!) to have for my long drive home in snowy rush hour.
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Texas got even closer on another two-out hit in the fifth, this one from Rougned Odor, to drive home two runs and make it 5-4.
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With William behind the wheel, the royal couple smiled behind their sunglasses during their drive home from Windsor, where they celebrated Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's nuptials.
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In this case, Andersen cherry-picks studies about nutrition and often exaggerates their findings or reports them out of context, to drive home his case for veganism.
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This story that we are seeing today is designed to drive home with the disgruntled population in Iran just how elitist and out of touch Rouhani is.
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Phillies first baseman Tommy Joseph doubled into the right field corner to drive home Michael Saunders with one out in the fourth for a 2-2 tie.
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Bauer gave up a line drive home run over the center-field wall by Moss to lead off the fourth, cutting the Cleveland lead to 3-2.
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I have a hard cider and a small glass of sangria early in the party and then stop drinking so that I'll be okay to drive home.
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Overlooking the Pacific at a mansion in La Jolla Monday, Obama used similarly straightforward terms to drive home his concerns about Trump's claims of a rigged election.
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Parents pulled over in Irondale, Washington, during their drive home so their daughter could have her first experience with snow — and captured the adorable moment on video.
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Apa, who stars as Archie Andrews on the crime drama, fell asleep at the wheel during his almost hour-long drive home, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
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But we also have to Metro back to G.'s car and then drive home, so we say bye to our new baseball friends and head out.
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Now, public washing is strictly off limits—he'd rather drive home from the gym in his sweaty clothes and shower in the privacy of his own home.
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Many drive home in a new VW. Last year 168,000 cars, 28% of all the firm delivered in Germany, drove through the doors of the Autostadt's showroom.
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President Trump took to Twitter on Tuesday to drive home his call for Middle East peace as he left the region after visiting Saudi Arabia and Israel.
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Police in Iowa are searching for the source of a bullet that killed a 25-year-old woman on her drive home from work early Sunday morning.
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If you like, you can swipe through a series of birthday-themed frames to really drive home the point before you post it on your friend's timeline.
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Motion controllers drive home the limitations of players' strength and endurance, particularly when you're doing something as active as swinging and stretching your arms above your head.
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The best I could do was tell her where to get a personal protection order I cried the entire 45-minute drive home—dejected, heaving, ugly sobs.
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To drive home that criticism, Kelly drew on a speech he heard Wilson deliver at the FBI's dedication ceremony for a new Miami field office in 2015.
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He retired pinch-hitter Carlos Beltran on a run-scoring groundout, and Jacoby Ellsbury singled to drive home Hicks and bring the tying run to the plate.
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One of the central goals of Friday's meeting was to drive home that message, after outside groups launched an ad campaign describing the bill as a bailout.
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And when Cohen had a chance to address the sentencing judge personally, he sought to drive home the idea that he had been personally victimized by Trump.
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For a number of days now, the movie's official Twitter account has been a retweet machine, and the message they're trying to drive home is pretty unambiguous.
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To drive home how badly the odds are stacked against them, executive producer LeBron James and producers Maverick Carter and Steve Stoute were unsparing with their film.
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Yet freezing the game's action so deliberately, in order to drive home characterization, story development and an overall change of pace, is a plainly visible, inarticulate choice.
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According to screengrabs obtained by The Shade Room, Princess also had the family car, however she did not want to drive home alone at eight months pregnant.
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Yet on the drive home to Montana, outside West Yellowstone my family and I were almost murdered by seven bison lunging out in front of our car.
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If you weren't playing games when Half-Life came out, it's hard to drive home just how shocking a departure it was from what had come before.
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People in the party use new speeches by the president as another opportunity to drive home that message or to fund-raise, but not because they're surprised.
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With these local elections out of the way, many in Israel expect Netanyahu to call national elections soon, and seek to drive home his popularity among Israelis.
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For me, every presidential election both begins and ends in Iowa, with the caucus kicking things off and my long drive home for Thanksgiving pondering its resolution.
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According to screengrabs obtained by The Shade Room, Princess also had the family car, however, she did not want to drive home alone at eight months pregnant.
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But, focused properly, this week's hearing has potential to drive home vital lessons about impeachment and its proper role in our system of Constitutional checks and balances.
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"We expect that the meeting will be an opportunity for (Fed chief Jerome) Powell to drive home the Fed's pause message," wrote Mizuho strategists in a note.
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To drive home just how scary the experience can be for canines, Georgia's Roswell Police Department shared a video on Facebook from the recent rescue of two dogs.
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News that Sears is selling its Craftsman Tools brand and that Macy's is cutting thousands of jobs really drive home the shift in shopping habits onto the web.
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To drive home the point, Kimmel said that one of her friends sent in a photo from her teen years that proves her love for the Wizarding World.
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Wolfie Masters: I was playing Avatara one night after work, waiting for sunset so I could drive home in the dark and pretend I was back in Georgia.
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The end of Avengers: Infinity War did not leave our heroes in the best places, and Marvel's latest trailer for Avengers: Endgame looks to drive home that point.
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It's those little touches — a fast queue option, multiple clever user interface tweaks, and the overall graphical and art style upgrades — that really drive home Epic's thoughtful redesign.
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It's a sense of scale we've never seen in Pokémon games before, and it helps really drive home that the top-down, pixel art days are long gone.
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Abuelsamid shared this photo of the trunk of one of Ford's autonomous Fusions to drive home the point about why SUVs and minivans are so popular these days.
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The broad theme that both of these nominees is trying to drive home is one of character -- namely that the other one doesn't have an ounce of it.
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A perusal of the FIRE subreddit will drive home the point: Some followers are fastidious about every penny they spend, while others like to enjoy some luxuries now.
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To help drive home the point, Google representatives told the crowd at Advertising Week that YouTube is the second most popular search engine in America, behind Google Search.
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These suits — real walking mechs — look as though they're really something out of James Cameron's fictional world, and should really drive home the feeling of being on Pandora.
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But these latest reports from the Senate Intelligence Committee drive home the fact that we probably can't expect Facebook, Twitter, or Google to do it, at least entirely.
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Yes those are a pair of Converse in the background, Coppola was really trying to drive home the SHE-WAS-JUST-AN-ORDINARY-TEENAGER-IN-EXTRODINARY-CIRCUMSTANCES thing.
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OnePlus also upped its already-speedy 22.5-watt Dash Charge power adapter to 30-watts, and then changed its name to Warp Charge to drive home the point.
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The video juxtaposes footage of world leaders with the protests they inspired in an effort to drive home the point that liberal complacency is no longer an option.
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Meredith, a mom of three whose children all played sports from age four through college, said her kids never wanted to dissect the game on the drive home.
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DJ Envy stormed outta an interview with Desus and Mero on the 'Breakfast Club' to drive home one point -- his wife is NOT to be messed with again.
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In late July, Joshua Neally left work and began to drive home in his week-old Tesla Model X, activating the Autopilot feature when he entered the highway.
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Correa blasted his first home run of the season in the seventh to drive home Altuve (who also had four hits) and build Houston's lead to 8-2.
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While the Tesla store didn't have any cars on the lot for those who want to drive home with one, there were cars available for a test drive.
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Perhaps it was done to drive home just how unanimously Rabbit was favored by the crowd, from the lowly onlooker all the way up to the club's staff.
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This is the real difference between Orwell and Ignorance is Strength: Ampleford's cruelty, and the depravity of your mission, drive home that surveillance is not an abstract issue.
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The sex scene is mostly written to drive home the point that Cersei gets off on power and pain—and it's enough to turn any queer woman straight.
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Gurriel started it by ripping a line-drive home run into the left field bleachers, which can be home to some of the cheapest home runs in baseball.
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He recalls a time when, after an exhausting full day spent at the Orange County Fair, she was jonesing to squeeze some rooms in along the drive home.
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" Our critic Dwight Garner said: "If this book has a single point to drive home, it is that the president of the United States is a congenital liar.
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If you pick up a beverage and want to drive home to enjoy it at a socially safe distance, you have to put the drink in the trunk.
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During the long drive home, she received word that Keaton had received the competition's top accolade, an honor that included a trip to a Los Angeles dance studio.
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When he had too much to do after a night game that would be followed by a day game, Boone would skip his drive home to Greenwich, Conn.
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Mr. Cruz used to drive home his web address in his stump speech by repeating it three times in a row, with staccato arm gestures, at any opportunity.
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Bloomberg sought to drive home his core argument on Wednesday: that he is the best-positioned candidate to beat Trump — and that he would govern nothing like him.
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It was a point that the reserve wing Nick Young seemed determined to drive home when, shortly after entering Monday's game, he launched a 25-footer in transition.
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CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Three days after his State of the Union address, President Trump traveled on Friday to North Carolina to drive home one of the speech's major themes.
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The White House on Tuesday sought to drive home its case for tougher immigration laws in the wake of this week's attempted terror attack in New York City.
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To drive home the dangers, the American Academy of Ophthalmology shares the story of Julian Hamlin, who at 4260.17 ruined his eyes with $21 over-the-counter contacts.
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Francisco Arcia and Kaleb Cowart opened the inning with back-to-back singles and Taylor Ward doubled in his first big-league at-bat to drive home Arcia.
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On the revolutionary side, this included illustrations that venerated Russian peasants and helped to drive home the contrast between the decadent royals and the hard-working common folk.
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"You heard me tell her we had a long drive home and she needed to use the potty," Miller writes to the nameless stranger who ended up helping her.
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They also drive home the point that, whatever the US (and its allies in Saudi Arabia and Israel) may think, heavy economic pressure on Iran can have dangerous consequences.
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Interviews with the likes of Ava DuVernay, John Chu, Evan Rachel Wood, and Peter Farrelly drive home the modernity of this nearly hundred-year-old piece of film history.
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Before the week was over, I saw one major benefit of this challenge: I didn't have to go out of my way and drive home to primp post-gym.
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Then I wanted some sneakers for when they get through loading their horse up in the trailer, take their boots off, get their tennis shoes on and drive home.
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I (somewhat unsafely, since I can't really see except out of my peripheral vision due to the migraine) drive home quickly, draw the blinds, and get straight into bed.
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Some just drive home how far computing has come, like the final design of Porat's iPhone-sized concept, which ended up looking like a high-tech Etch A Sketch.
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Robinson Cano followed with a single to drive home Segura, and Seager capped the inning with a two-run home run to give the Mariners a 3-0 lead.
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Mr Trump argues that weak border enforcement during the Obama administration emboldened the gangs, using the example of MS-13 to drive home the need for stricter immigration policies.
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To drive home how rich some of the customizations are on some of these new smartwatches, Singleton walked me through how Michael Kors was differentiating their smartwatches from others.
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The findings of the analysis, Ryan said, ultimately drive home the importance of reducing carbon emissions - through measures such as moving away from fossil fuels - as soon as possible.
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Former Obama adviser David Axelrod, who is now a CNN analyst, predicted that his former boss would drive home Tuesday night's argument for the rest of this election year.
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Doug Collins of Georgia, welcomed the extra runtime, which his members will likely use to try to drive home their own narrative of anti-Trump bias among Mueller's teammates.
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For good measure, Mathers included a selfie with a hand clasped over her mouth to further drive home the point that she was completely disgusted by the woman's body.
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I encourage guys to treat a visit to Pornland like taking their girlfriend on a tour of dive bars: One of you has to stay sober to drive home.
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The ECB is widely expected to hold interest rates unchanged at record lows, but President Mario Draghi is likely to drive home the case for ultra-loose monetary policy.
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And the glaring omission of any AirPower mention during today's promotional event only serves to drive home the message that we're likely not getting the charging pad anytime soon.
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Once while at the FEC, he tore pages of regulations out of book at a public hearing to drive home his point during a rant against his Democratic colleagues.
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A message of unity and common bonds, the OECD appears to hope, will drive home the message that there are alternatives to anti-immigrant, anti-globalist and protectionist agendas.
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It was definitely not the right kind of ball if Putin was trying to drive home the "ball is in your court" metaphor... He might be retiring, but Sen.
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My presence and that of a number of my fellow activists will surely help to drive home the fact that conditions inside Iran have shown no trend toward moderation.
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"All of the new and incredible universal knowledge and downloads that I received and understandings about the nature of humanity" left her crying the whole drive home, she says.
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But Atlanta surged ahead 8-7 when Markakis doubled off reliever Brian Ellington (2-2) to drive home Freddie Freeman with two outs in the bottom of the sixth.
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Ultimately, a judge ordered Mr. Max to be returned to his wife's care at their Riverside Drive home, appointing a guardian to oversee both his business and personal matters.
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"Washing your hands is the most important step you can take to limit spread period and that would be the biggest point I would constantly drive home," Sander said.
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When I attended my 10-year reunion at an Irish pub in the Center, no one else showed up for fear of having to drive home after a bender.
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He even set aside two spare bedrooms in his home in Amsterdam, N.Y., a small city northwest of Albany, in case someone was not sober enough to drive home.
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And they feature stylized or idealized images of women — African-American, Mexican-American, Asian-American or Middle Eastern — that he hopes will drive home the point of the show.
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If Main Street is doing as well as Wall Street and the president is able to drive home a positive economic message, then Republicans will fare better than expected.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel has long employed visual aids to drive home the dangers of Iran and the nuclear deal, even if those dangers are sometimes imagined.
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But the Patriots haven't played a wild-card round game since 43 (they lost that game), which should drive home that this is not your typical Brady-led team.
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May's allies in Brussels talked up the significance of a speech she chose to deliver in Florence to drive home a message of future cooperation with Britain's European neighbours.
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"Feud" may try to drive home its points about ageism and sexism too clearly, but the fun of the series is watching Sarandon and Lange work at this level.
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Their words, and Fraser's, drive home the fact that sexual harassment and assault are disturbingly common experiences for men, as well as for women, and can have severe effects.
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These are some of the most visceral renderings of menarche and virginity loss ever committed to film, using body horror to drive home the universal traumas of female adolescence.
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When women who fought for our right to vote descended on Washington in 1913 for Woodrow Wilson's inauguration, suffragettes used their clothes to drive home ideas of equality and justice.
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Mortgage rates in the new year pulled back a bit after a month of marching higher, and that's helped drive home loan application volume higher by 5.8 percent this week.
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The game was scoreless until the fifth, when Calhoun, who had been mired in a 0-for-20 slump, singled to right field off Cole to drive home Luis Valbuena.
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From sharing a smile with me to saying 'drive home safe, let me know when you're home' every 'little' thing he does has an infinite amount of love behind it.
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The fact that she filmed those scenes when she was just 11 — to drive home just how young Fox looked at the time — makes her accomplishment that much more astonishing.
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Malik is keen to drive home the point that, in an era where Muslims face more travel scrutiny than ever, they are not simply one homogenous and easily categorized group.
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" State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert said Pence had been "ready to take this opportunity to drive home the necessity of North Korea abandoning its illicit ballistic missile and nuclear programs.
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Brooks shared a story that helped drive home the importance of representation: She once moved into a new apartment where the previous tenant had forgotten to discontinue her magazine subscriptions.
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There's no traffic on my drive home, and I listen to an NPR story about Japanese-American soldiers in WWII while eating a mini Milky Way stolen from the office.
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Update: Best Buy contacted us to drive home the point that availability will vary from store to store, so maybe check in with your local retailer before making the trip.
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This year at VidCon, YouTube shared some new metrics that really drive home how much it's dominating mobile video usage and how quickly its service is gaining viewers on TVs.
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And Trump's plans to use high tariffs to block foreign goods and therefore drive home-grown jobs to fill the gaps could lead to higher consumer costs and rising inflation.
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According to People, the two got in a fight during a barbecue earlier that day, which continued on the drive home with their 7873-week-old daughter in the backseat.
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But it presents Obama and Clinton with the most vivid way to drive home the point that Republicans gave rise to the candidate they at times seem desperate to disown.
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Because he is too young for vaccinations, and to protect him from germs, the family will drive home to Phoenix instead of taking the free flight offered by the airline.
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Then Miguel Montero singled to drive home Anthony Rizzo for what would end up as the deciding run in an 8-7 Chicago win that Cubs fans will never forget.
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According to sources familiar with the matter, Facebook worked over the weekend to drive home the argument, including to Capitol Hill staffers, that Goldman's comments didn't speak for the company.
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Winston just tweeted about the BuzzFeed report in which Uber driver Kate claims Winston grabbed her crotch during a rowdy drive home from the Scottsdale bar scene in March 2016.
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For example, if you are working the night shift and then driving home, blocking blue light during work hours could be detrimental to being awake enough to drive home safely.
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"Is this real life?" he asked his dad, David DeVore, who happened to be filming him as they sat in the car about to drive home from the dentist's office.
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Suffused with details of small-town life and feelings of regret, Dianne Warren's new novel has the seductive melancholy of a country song being played on a long drive home.
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The goal of the month is to increase awareness and drive home the fact that as many as 16 million people could live with Alzheimer's disease by the year 2050.
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Both will soon be campaigning for Clinton in Ohio and other states, which will drive home the importance of a Clinton victory to liberal, independent, working-class and undecided voters.
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Envisioned as a "visual essay," according to the exhibition catalog, Nectar: War upon the Bees uses a variety of visual metaphors relating to bee behavior to drive home its points.
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But if escapism is what academy members want, both of the docs (admittedly awards long shots) might be hurt by the cold, hard, if necessary, truths that they drive home.
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"You don't know what freedom is until you get in your car, drive over to the supermarket, pick up a container of milk, drive home and it's over," he said.
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A working definition of "streetwear" prominently features in the opening section of gallery and together they drive home Mr. Abloh's belief that his exhibition is itself a form of infiltration.
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"The vice president was ready to take this opportunity to drive home the necessity of North Korea abandoning its illicit ballistic missile and nuclear programs," Ms. Nauert said on Tuesday.
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"When someone gets a subpoena to testify, that can drive home the seriousness of the investigation," said David Sklansky, a professor at Stanford Law School and a former federal prosecutor.
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" And, as if to drive home the point, Trump introduced a surprise speaker: Dow Chemical CEO Andrew Liveris, as "someone committed to returning jobs to the United States of America.
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As if to drive home the point, Mr. Putin landed in Riyadh on Monday for a rare state visit to Saudi Arabia, one of America's closest allies in the region.
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But the Republicans' loud, relentless attack on the email scandal kept her campaign off balance, and she never found a way to drive home her own economic message of change.
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Span's line-drive home run to lead off the top of the 62th inning off Severino Gonzalez gave the Giants a 3-2 win and avoided a sweep in Philadelphia.
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To drive home Mexico's importance to the United States, the Mexicans also intend to raise many other issues that bind the countries together, including migration, border security and drug trafficking.
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As if to drive home the point, Mr. Putin landed in Riyadh on Monday for a rare state visit to Saudi Arabia, one of America's closest allies in the region.
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This time, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins was the beneficiary of Edmonton drawing traffic in front of Sabres netminder Linus Ullmark (25 saves) to drive home his third goal in four games.
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The US State Department said that Pence had been ready to "to drive home the necessity of North Korea abandoning its illicit ballistic missile and nuclear programs" at the meeting.
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In the time since Uber and Lyft have left Austin, there has been a 140 percent increase in Drive Home rides, according to Luxe co-founder and CEO Curtis Lee.
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But Mr. Trump sought to drive home the personal toll of illegal immigration, inviting to the Rose Garden several relatives of Americans killed by people in the country without authorization.
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The committee said it plans to use Trump's early financial advantage to reach tens of millions of voters to drive home pro-Trump messages while Democrats battle over their choice.
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To drive home the point, Donaleski said the government learned from pre-trial services that Parnas, who is unemployed, had hired armed security guards to accompany his children to school.
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On this track in particular, his voice becomes a powerful instrument to drive home the heartbreak of losing a loved one that he can now only see in his dreams.
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"I remember driving home and traffic was horrible trying to get to Julie, and they wanted us at the hospital … and I just remember that drive home took forever," he adds.
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The playlist updates its news and songs throughout the day, so you can tune in for both your drive to work and your drive home, and still stay up to date.
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Ten minutes into her drive home after her mammogram, she got a call from her doctor, telling her that they wanted her to do a biopsy, which she had that month.
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FIELD: Just an hour from their school day designed to drive home the realities of modern day slavery, an experience intended to motivate young people to try and make a difference.
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Braves 3, Marlins 2 Ronald Acuna Jr. singled with two out in the ninth to drive home Adeiny Hechavarria with the winning run and give Atlanta a win over visiting Miami.
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Ankara summoned the U.S. ambassador to drive home its displeasure after State Department spokesman John Kirby said on Monday the United States did not regard the PYD as a terrorist organization.
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She ran into a clothing store, where she hid with several people who also looked up what was happening on their phones, until she was able to leave and drive home.
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And while people get drunk in public places and then try to drive home, we don't yet have a culture of getting high in public and then trying to commute back.
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The sequence of mustachioed pics are all set to Sarah McLachlan's "I Will Remember You," and are followed by a "shaved but not forgotten" title card to drive home the drama.
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I wish more than anything that I could drive home and curl up on the couch with them, but since I'm several states away, a phone call with have to suffice.
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The NTSB often cites a handful of deadly crashes to drive home the need for PTC: December 2013: A Metro-North train derailed in the Bronx, killing four and injuring dozens.
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He laced a 1-93 pitch from left-hander Joely Rodriguez into the left-field corner to drive home Ben Zobrist and Jason Heyward with the tying and go-ahead runs.
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Although it does nearly all of its final assembly of products outside the U.S., Apple is trying to drive home the case that it is a big creator of domestic jobs.
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To drive home the point that, yes, love exists but just not for you, the Smiths posed with apparent Taking Back Sunday frontman Channing Tatum and his wife, Jenna Dewan Tatum.
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On the drive home, my dad reminded me that he and my mom had considered sending me to a school like this, the kind with lots of extracurriculars and enrichment activities.
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Almost any magazine, book, film, or TV show geared towards women will drive home the message that you were put on this earth to find a man and to wed. 3.
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"The data really helped drive home that we want to be clear and have people be clear about what we are and what they can expect," she said in an interview.
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Clearly, McMaster is bringing forward the term Qutbism to drive home the point that the Trump administration is going to get tough on state supporters of this strain of political Islam.
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This article originally appeared on Noisey UK. The traffic light flickered from red to green, then British rapper Speech Debelle pressed down softly on the gas and continued her drive home.
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She is even prepared to make her Democratic colleagues cast difficult votes during the amendment process to drive home the point that banks that received bailout money should not be deregulated.
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She is even prepared to make her Democratic colleagues cast difficult votes during the amendment process to drive home the point that banks that received bailout money should not be deregulated.
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His legal team will seek to drive home the argument that the House made a shoddy case, and the Senate need not reach in and bolster it by hearing new evidence.
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Grassley tweeted that he has been trying to impart the same lesson to Trump since the president took office in 2017, switching to all capital letters to drive home his point.
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As if to shore up her country bona fides, that's immediately followed by "Hard Drive Home," a lovely, grand smear of sadness that features some of Ms. Bryan's most powerful singing.
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He wanted to drive home what a lot of Democrats say among themselves, which is that there's no guarantee that our democracy will survive, that you have to fight for it.
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South Korea's Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning has teamed up with local companies to put together an experience they hope will drive home the country's dominance in advanced technologies.
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The focus on health care illustrates the Democrats strategy to largely avoid messaging around President Donald Trump's scandals in Washington and instead drive home issues they believe resonate more with voters.
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To drive home the point that trade with Germany benefits American workers, Ms. Merkel brought a delegation of chief executives from BMW, Siemens and other German companies with extensive American operations.
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I also bussed tables and prepped food and, at the end of the night, would blow into the state-mandated breathalyzer on the owner's car so he could drive home drunk.
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As if to drive home the image of a now equal-opportunity WWE, Banks' nose was busted open by the end of the Roadblock match, her face and hands left bright crimson.
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Choi launched a triple to deep center to open the Rays' fourth, and Lowe smoked another three-bagger into the right field corner to drive home Choi and make it 5-2.
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Her success was built on an excellent opening run where she was first out and fastest but she was unable to drive home the advantage, missing out on gold by 0.05 seconds.
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My work is never-ending and I'm uncomfortable in the pencil skirt I wore to work, so I decide to drive home at 7:15 and finish working from my home office.
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I still really enjoy the unknown element of film and the suspense between shooting and processing; the drive home from the lab with a back of negatives to examine still excites me.
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In the meantime, her 2018 Jeep Compass' system has been on the fritz since Sunday night, when she had to make a two-hour drive home from New Jersey with no radio.
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M. plans to drive home from work, pick up the baby, and drive to meet us, but he's going to have a heck of a time doing all that during rush hour.
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Elma and others drive home the need for women to be a part of the space program early on: after all, they'll be needed if humanity wants to expand off of Earth.
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Parents obviously want to keep their children safe, and one of the earliest ways most parents do that is when they load their new baby in a car seat to drive home.
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Be it agonizing drops or an illegal formation penalty that negated a touchdown, Agholor was doing his best to drive home the Eagles' very evident need for help in the receiving corps.
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Democrats contend it helps drive home their months-long argument in the final week of the campaign: That Burr is more interested in playing partisan politics in Washington than helping North Carolinians.
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Have no doubts about how hard a line the unions are taking, as they struck for a second day after the legislature acquiesced to their demands, just to drive home their message.
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Republicans intend to send a staffer dressed in a lion's costume to tail Comey on his upcoming book tour, aides said, trying to drive home their theme "Lyin'Comey" in local press coverage.
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I graduated high school, and I remember crying by myself on the drive home on the last day — it had suddenly hit me that a giant chunk of my life was over.
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The beast is there both for supernatural-thriller jolts and for mystical-philosophical weight — it's the manifestation of the unknown and savage, a point the show's later episodes drive home pretty heavily.
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Marta Stern said that when she was a child gymnast, he molested her until she was so "sore and raw" that she had to lean the seat back during the drive home.
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" The justices turn to mathematical metaphor to drive home their point: The idea of population size, they write, "in this context, is meaningless; like zero on the left side of any number.
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If they go down that route, the President's lawyers would effectively use the impeachment process to drive home the exact message the President wanted Ukraine to help him with many months ago.
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Just to drive home this point, each in his own way, Trump, often accused of anti-Semitism, has locked in the bulk of the Orthodox Jewish vote — the most identifiably Jewish sector.
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That was not just because of his line drive home runs, which traveled 893 and 289 feet, but because of what a return to last year's form might portend for the Yankees.
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"You party in the morning, then dad in the afternoon," said Mr. Weinisch, 36, a traffic engineer who planned to drive home later to Patchogue, N.Y., to be with his two children.
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Both candidates directed the vast majority of their fire at each other, generating a somewhat exaggerated view of the differences between them and forgoing an opportunity to drive home an anti-Republican message.
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I have to drive home, so I take a few sips of mine, make a mental note to order it again next time since it's delicious, and slide it over to my date.
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But after the game, she and her husband faced a long, dark drive home: it is a two-hour trip to their home in Sabana Grande, in the southwestern region of the island.
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This project is all about how backpackers do it, and to me, they drive home the singular mentality these travelers live by — that this is what it takes to experience the world. —A.
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Such numbers drive home to Democrats the importance of mobilisation; and at least it is easier and cheaper to mobilise a non-voting supporter than to convince a Republican to cross the aisle.
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Along with hashtagging all the expensive brands she was wearing, Linton also tagged Tom Ford, Hermès, Roland Mouret, and Valentino in the photo to really drive home how costly her glamorous outfit was.
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But Mike Judge and Alec Berg are at their best when they're playing off the shallow expectations of those crass humor setups to drive home an earnest critique of the real Silicon Valley.
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It's not clear whether Toyota actually plans to build these hilariously weird-looking vehicles, but it has struck partnerships with a handful of major companies to drive home the seriousness of this project.
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On the drive home from Dallas that night, my friends and I received a handful of texts and tweets asking what it was like to attend one of the worst WrestleManias in history.
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"This one guy told me he would have four or five drinks and still drive home, but that what happened to Liam has inspired him to never do that again," the fighter says.
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Campanello said that local, state, and federal authorities were looking into this particular type of heroin, but that incidents like this only drive home the urgency of the larger problem of heroin addiction.
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Obama hopes to drive home the benefits of the deal during this week's summit, pointing to new labor regulations the deal would spur in countries like Vietnam, where conditions for workers are poor.
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Republican strategists suggest that he instead focus on the Senate race and drive home the issues close to him, such as national security, since he is the chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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That said, purely as a vehicle to shape and drive home a narrative foundation for the final stretch of a campaign, they can be quite valuable, though they are not all equally successful.
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Trump says Democrats are offering a "scary" vision for the country on immigration, and is expected to drive home that contrast to voters, according to a person familiar with the president's political strategy.
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This is due in no small part to the total inability of the party to drive home an economic message and keep the national focus on very strong growth and low unemployment numbers.
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This was an opportunity to drive home, over and over again, the one message that practically every public health expert says is essential to stemming community spread, lest the pandemic overwhelm our hospitals.
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But it also underscored the power federal workers have to drive home that impact to average Americans and lawmakers on Capitol Hill, who have been deadlocked in negotiations to open up the government.
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Outgoing ECB President Mario Draghi oversees his final meeting Thursday, and he was expected to want to drive home a final round of easing to help boost Europe's sagging economy and stimulate inflation.
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Sure, two of those games were against New Orleans and Kansas City, but to really drive home how high that number is, the Ravens (4-5) have allowed only 160 points all season.
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Bloomberg also needs to drive home the fact that very little of what Sanders has proposed has any chance of being implemented without serious challenges and major compromises, as even, for example, Rep.
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And every time we drive home, going down the B.Q.E. back to Brooklyn, when we see the Manhattan skyline ... every time, it takes our breath away, and I think, I'm a New Yorker.
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But after a night of drinking — when Uber and Lyft would make the most sense — many of these Luxe users have begun to use a little-known service provided by company: Drive Home.
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Now, to drive home this inequity, Kiel and his colleague Hannah Fresques have released a follow-up report, putting together a map of every county in the US by income tax audit rate.
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Photo: Marc "Zeke" Kossover (The Blog of Phyz)He only realized his mistake after climbing back into his vehicle to drive home at the end of the day, and looking in the rearview mirror.
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She did well during the procedure, but I couldn't stop thinking about her afterwards and how she would do with the long drive home, alone, with only her thoughts and the radio for company.
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In particular, I want to drive home a simple point that has not been made clear enough in all the reporting on this: There is no reason to pull out of the Paris agreement.
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While Sanchez had no prior drunk-driving infractions, according to local TV station KSWB, prosecutors argued she committed murder given that evidence showed friends warned her not to drive home, according to the Tribune.
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The ad is meant to drive home the point that many of the futuristic, lifesaving technologies the car companies have been hyping to consumers already exists in various modes of public transportation, like buses.
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Yankees survive triple play, top Reds NEW YORK — At this point, Todd Frazier can laugh about his first home game for the New York Yankees on the drive home down the New Jersey shore.
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The ruling party has used every resource at its disposal to drive home its message — including direct mailing paid for by the state under the guise of a national consultation on the immigration issue.
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After Stanton singled and Sanchez drew a walk, Austin hit his line drive home run to left field, his fifth of the season, for a 5-2 lead and an end to Lynn's night.
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Steady turnover will drive home prices to rise at almost double the current rate of expected underlying consumer inflation and wages over the next few years, according to the survey conducted Feb 26-23.
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The pushback: As Axios' Jonathan Swan reported last night, the White House is expected to push the Russia story as "fake news" — and drive home that Flynn received his security clearance under President Obama.
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But LG didn't stop there, because to drive home the G8's minimalist vibes, LG got rid of the G8's earpiece and replaced it with something the company is calling Crystal Sound tech.
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The VR Tunnel and other areas of 837, like the Living Room and Kitchen, really drive home that Samsung's fancy new space is as much about marketing as it is culture — probably more so.
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Tadrint and Micah claim they were not counterprotesters or involved in any events related to the rally, but were simply trying to drive home and were waiting for pedestrians when Fields plowed into them.
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To drive home the point, Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan has appeared in a promotional video in which he weaves a cat's cradle between the fingers of his hands - symbolizing India's thicket of old taxes.
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To drive home his demands, the young cleric launched a show of force on March 4th with a huge protest outside the fortress-like Green Zone, where government offices and diplomatic missions are located.
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To drive home the point, Bollywood superstar Amitabh Bachchan has appeared in a promotional video in which he weaves a cat's cradle between the fingers of his hands - symbolising India's thicket of old taxes.
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There are just enough cocks on the walls to drive home the point that Andy was gay, but the knowledge that many more exist makes the Academy seem a bit timid in this regard.
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It's always been quite an accomplishment to get through it, since it's inevitably sunlight by the time you drive home... I think it usually goes into the early hours... Yeah, I've seen 5 a.m.
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Saving Private Ryan is a film that relies almost entirely on the dramatic deaths of its unique characters to drive home Greatest Generation stories about both the heroism and the utter arbitrariness of war.
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Like fellow Facebook feel-gooder Sheryl Sandberg, Zuck was sure to drive home the warm/fuzzy message of his ad-dollar factory, hitting isolated human interest anecdotes with more frequency than the evening news.
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Was this extra tot added to the narrative mix to drive home the point that if Cersei had children with Robert, they would have black hair, but children conceived with Jaime would be blond?
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He repeated the phrase to drive home the state's argument that J & J sent squads of salespeople to persuade physicians of the broad utility of its fentanyl patch, indicated specifically for cancer breakthrough pain.
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The prosecution's case included accounts from a taxi driver who testified that the woman had been sobbing on her drive home and that there had been blood on the back of her white jeans.
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Dax Cowart and his father, Ray, were ready to drive home on July 25, 1973, after inspecting some land that Ray had hoped to buy in East Texas, but their car would not start.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — We all come from different walks of life, and that's what Ed Sessa is trying to drive home in a puzzle that I found a bit more challenging than most Tuesday crosswords.
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Iran's leaders appear to have allowed the IAEA to document these violations, which are likely to drive home the fact that it is responding to Mr. Trump's pressure campaign with one of its own.
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I drive home (I had one margarita over four hours), pump up the heat, and stand around watching Last Chance U in my coat until my apartment feels warm enough to change into PJs.
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I need to zip my ex to the Denver airport; he will fly back to Minneapolis and I will pick up my father, who is flying in from Detroit to drive home with me.
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And, as Trump's top Russia adviser, she will likely drive home the importance of the aid for Ukraine, and how any crack in the U.S.-Ukraine relationship could be seen as a bolstering Russia.
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So, the employees of advertising agency Hunt Adkins decided it'd be funny to drive home the point to the hundreds of thousands who'll be descending on their city for the Super Bold this weekend.
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If a pharmacy does deny the patient while she's still in Shreveport, at least Hope clinic staff can help her find another pharmacy that might provide the medication before she begins the drive home.
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I should have left early enough to hit the grocery store on my drive home, but I opted to linger, unwilling to break the warm holiday spell with the intrusion of cold, real life.
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The Michelle Obama whom friends, family and aides know, whom many Chicagoans remember, is an incisive social critic, a lawyer who can drive home an argument, a source of fresh observations and pointed commentary.
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In the bottom half, Duvall's two-out single on an 0-26 pitch to drive home two runs, putting Cincinnati ahead 217-26 as Zack Godley used 25 pitches to escape the bottom half.
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They've juxtaposed Indian art with exquisite pre-modern Asian objects primarily from the collection of Blanchette and John D. Rockefeller, which formed the core of the Asia Society's holdings, to drive home the point.
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Elected in May to represent Hilla in parliament, Fada'am says he now devotes his time to politics, frequently appearing on talk shows broadcast on Shi'ite television channels to drive home his anti-corruption message.
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"The Vice President was ready to take this opportunity to drive home the necessity of North Korea abandoning its illicit ballistic missile and nuclear programs," State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert said in a statement.
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Seeing my mom next to me on a roller coaster smiling and laughing so hard she was crying really helped drive home that this was genuinely fun, and that those feelings actually were positive.
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Just to further drive home the point, I can use my favorite video analysis techniques (using Tracker Video Analysis) to get the position of both Wilson and the ball as he runs down the field.
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High above the gallery floor, three pieces from Dylan Miner's This Land Is Always (2018) series of hanging banners drive home the message that knowing our history is not only a right, but a responsibility.
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Setting up a rematch of the two middleweights in Yangon was a no-brainer for ONE Championship, which has not so subtly titled the event "Light of a Nation" to really drive home the drama.
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"We're looking to make some waves and grow very aggressively and to drive home some really compelling differentiation that we have, and that will be building over the next 12 to 24 months," he said.
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To drive home that message, Trump invited members of the Remembrance Project to join him on stage, a group that represents the families of Americans killed by undocumented immigrants which argues for draconian immigration policies.
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Most nights he would head to McDonald's and scarf down two quarter pounders and a milkshake on the drive home, where he'd eat a second meal of multiple servings of lasagna or other Italian favorites.
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As Techdirt pointed out, it looks remarkably similar to a satirical chart showing internet services split into cable-style bundles, a graphic that's been used to drive home the importance of net neutrality for years.
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"During the day I'd drag myself up and go to work, then just stare with glazed eyes at my computer screen, willing the hours to tick by so I could drive home again," James wrote.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions did the same on Thursday, and House Speaker Paul Ryan brought Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly to join him at his weekly press conference also Thursday to drive home the message.
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"I think that we won't actually remove this president until Sean Hannity calls for us to remove this president or until Laura Ingraham [does] — until we drive home our message, change public opinion," said Rep.
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To drive home the point, Mr. Xi's portrait was shown in a particularly prominent position — on the front page of Wednesday's edition of the English-language state-run newspaper, China Daily, above the paper's name.
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In the aftermath of the Germans' systematic massacre of Jews, no voice had emerged to drive home the enormity of what had happened and how it had changed mankind's conception of itself and of God.
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The "vast number" of solid-fuel missiles on display was "most likely intended to drive home the point that (North Korea) has achieved the technical capability to produce longer-range solid-fuel missiles," he said.
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And so for the moment, the Obama administration is sending Navy patrols through the Spratlys and other disputed island chains in the region, to drive home the message that the sea is free to all.
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The show leans heavily on history and conventional wisdom about English monarchs (or however much of Cate Blanchett's performance as Queen Elizabeth I we can recall) to drive home themes of female authority and power.
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I would also have to walk through the giant store to find what I need, wait in line at the checkout, load all my purchases into my car, drive home, then get it all inside.
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Never do the songs on Lovely Sort of Death sound too flowery, nor do they veer too far into apocalyptic industrialism; instead, they drive home the aggression and morbidity that defined the genre's purest incarnations.
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The event at the Apple Park campus in Cupertino is also meant to drive home — for iPhone fans and anyone in Hollywood who hasn't been paying attention — just how many shows Apple has pulled together.
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The Handmaid's Tale Is "The Handmaid's Tale" effectively using violence against women to drive home its argument about the horrors of patriarchal extremism, or has it begun to exploit the suffering of its female characters?
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Even if I felt above all this in a Tesla, a few weekends back driving an all-electric Nissan Leaf I'd been unplugged myself while trying to juice up for a three-hour drive home.
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But the proposals advanced in a White House plan rolled out Sunday included little that would bother the NRA — a point that reporters sought to drive home in several contentious exchanges with Sanders on Monday.
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"It does drive home how important it is not to just assume that an agreement can be relied on forever because apparently, maybe not," said Miller, now national director of tax at consulting firm Alliantgroup.
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Then on the Globes red carpet, most women wore black as a symbol of protest; some even walked the red carpet with activists like #MeToo founder Tarana Burke to drive home the breadth of the movement.
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Based on last year's data, driving conditions will likely be the same in Chicago and Cleveland: If drivers can wait until Sunday to drive home from Thanksgiving, there will be the least traffic at 6 a.m.
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Pelosi, Schumer, and Trump have struck a deal in the past, but when it comes to immigration, there is very little middle ground to stand on — a message leaders want to drive home to their base.
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Her mouth watered at the thought of the cheap bottle of wine she would buy at the gas station next to the office, how she would spend the whole drive home thinking about the first sip.
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I drive to work and he busses in, and on days when I finish at around the time his bus passes my office, he gets off and we drive home the rest of the way together.
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A discussion of Anders Breivik's slaughter of 77 Norwegians in 2011 is disappointingly brief; rather than using the episode to drive home his point that the foundations of civilisation are dangerously fragile, Mr Knausgaard moves on.
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The Google executive turned to a recent football feat to drive home his point on Tuesday, invoking the Kansas City Chiefs stunning comeback game against the Houston Texans during the Super Bowl playoffs earlier this year.
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There's "Would You Rather," which is a game exactly like it sounds and pretty mindless, but somewhat enjoyable when I played during a late drive home after a long day at work, and hands-free Blackjack.
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After the crash, Saburido became an advocate for the Texas Department of Transportation's anti-drunk-driving campaign, making numerous school appearances and using her startling appearance to drive home the dangers of driving under the influence.
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Political veterans involved in preparing for past presidential debates said Clinton should drive home how she would run the country during uncertain times and draw a contrast as the steady, experienced alternative to the untested Trump.
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"I made the decision that I could have these two drinks, and I know what my BAC will be and what my tolerance level is, and I will be absolutely fine to drive home," Fromme said.
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Based on the acclaimed and highly controversial graphic novel of the same name, the film will explore Batman's relationship with the Joker, and drive home the fact that they represent perfect arch-nemeses for one another.
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But as if to drive home the stakes for Americans, at least some Amazon workers in Germany and Spain went on strike Monday to protest long hours, a lack of bonuses, and concerns about worker health.
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The idea is that sending repeat traffic offenders and drunk drivers to clean and transport dead bodies at hospital morgues (rather than do community service among the living) might drive home the consequences of driving wasted.
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With runners at second and third in the fifth, Hamilton singled to drive home Jose Peraza to put the Reds ahead 2-1, but Tucker Barnhart was thrown out at home by right fielder Stephen Piscotty.
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The incident has rallied top conservative figures in the media behind Perry, who they view as the victim of a liberal media hit job meant to drive home the idea that he's in over his head.
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"During the day I'd drag myself up and go to work, then just stare with glazed eyes at my computer screen, willing the hours to tick by so I could drive home again," wrote the entrepreneur.
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Without any affordable hotels for two hours in either direction, he says he'll have to buy another RV. But after rescuing his boat and kayaks from the floodwaters, he and his wife began the drive home.
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Youngstown's earlier experiments in worker control, as well as more recent successes in Cleveland, also serve to drive home the ways in which the larger community stands to benefit from instituting basic protocols of worker ownership.
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Words not said about Russia and China Beyond the specific terms he did use to drive home his message on Tuesday, the absence of other words also served to define the President's dispatch to the world.
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One of the primary things that seemed to drive him was his perception of a specific threat of violence against black women — an idea that he tried to drive home by connecting it to me personally.
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Sometimes it seems as if all of literature exists just to drive home that point, which can be vexing (when it applies to our loved ones) or reassuring (when it applies to our own messy selves).
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Sanders has an extraordinarily large and enthusiastic set of supporters online, and their prominence in social media debates has helped drive home to the press and to Democrats just how beloved he is by his supporters.
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So I took the first pill at 1 pm that day, and then on Friday I left work at exactly 5 pm and took the set of four pills about 15 minutes into my drive home.
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She still suffers a 43 percent approval rating and has been relying in a large part on more popular surrogates like Michelle and Barack Obama to help drive home the positive, exciting case for her candidacy.
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Arriving the next day in Cape Town, I was quickly wrenched back to reality: All over the airport were signs urging people to save water, and everywhere on my drive home was brown and tinder dry.
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Toyota brought its factory-team NASCAR drivers Denny Hamlin and Kyle Busch on stage to drive home that point, and Toyota played up the fact that it is the company that builds most cars in America.
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Next year some network should drive home this point by showing the speech text side-by-side with the House chamber, making obvious to viewers that members and the cabinet are not reacting spontaneously but following cues.
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But Trump has a record, a message and the advantages of incumbency to drive home the simple choice: No matter what you think of me personally, you are better off today than you were four years ago.
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The fact that he's missing is the whole point of the show, and doubling down on that by also having him be a missing piece for the audience helps drive home Jen and her family's absolute loneliness.
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Contrary to what your narrow mind might believe, white people don't have a monopoly on unique eye color any more than they do on intelligence, which is a fact that you drive home on a regular basis.
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Whether it's the opinionated shock jock who can't stop pissing people off or a pair of radical college students hell-bent on social change, each station feels like one you could stumble onto on your drive home.
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I hope my efforts here to make up for lost time in Spanish class -- and the stories you can watch this Sunday -- drive home the main point: Being American is more about the person than their paperwork.
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In what is likely the most terrifying prank to play on a drugged-up little sister, a pair of brothers convinced their sister Millicent of an impending zombie apocalypse during the drive home from her dental surgery.
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"I shall travel to Iran myself later this year to review the full state of our bilateral relations and to drive home the strength of feeling in this House and in the country at large," Johnson said.
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While that wasn't a fault of Paint, it does drive home the primary reason most Windows users ever opened up the program: to patch up an irritating UI deficiency in Windows, not to actually create any art.
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This is why the judge feels he needs to use the N-word: to drive home the fact Randall will have to face a sometimes-hateful world, a world he will need the "tools" to deal with.
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"I also want to drive home the need for strong collaboration between Japan, South Korea and the United States to counter the North Korean threat, and to maintain the maximum level of pressure (against Pyongyang)," he added.
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The Bush camp also circulated talking points to surrogates and supporters to drive home the point that Bush is continuing to fight in a campaign that has proven to be far less "joyful" than he had anticipated.
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Just in case it wasn't obvious why Jenna Bush Hager and her adorable family made the 2017 PEOPLE's World's Most Beautiful issue, the Today show correspondent has authored a new piece to further drive home the point.
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You are working there all day, and then in the evening you drive home and you have your pleasant place to stay, with clean air, while poor people have to live with the dirt you are producing.
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Correction (303/230/2895): An earlier version of this story included photos the author took of the Away Large Suitcase alongside an older Tumi T-Tech Suitcase she owns to drive home the point of Tumi's reliability.
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Focus on trade, security His own Vietnam history aside, Trump and his cadre of traveling aides and advisers will look to use the President's stop in Vietnam to drive home his call for free and fair trade.
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Clinton's campaign was ready with a bilingual video to drive home the importance of the moment: One of Clinton's key campaign themes since the convention has been that it's too easy to get under Donald Trump's skin.
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It has set another stage for possible boycotts and protests, and undermined one of the most important objectives of the Vice President's trip: to drive home America's deep commitment to protecting Christian communities throughout the Middle East.
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In that election, Mr. Sanders and Mr. Trump stood out from other candidates for their willingness to frame the campaign as an existential struggle, using terms like "revolution" and "movement" to drive home their anti-establishment credentials.
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"I also want to drive home the need for strong collaboration between Japan, South Korea and the United States to counter the North Korean threat, and to maintain the maximum level of pressure (against Pyongyang), " he added.
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Moscovici went on to add that EU officials could target American products primarily manufactured in Republican-held districts in order to drive home the point to the GOP-held Congress that tariffs would be a bad idea.
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Ratcliffe, who was briefly Trump's pick to be director of national intelligence before his nomination unraveled, has emerged as a hard-nosed questioner who can drive home a sharp counterpoint during his five-minutes of questioning. Rep.
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"It continues to build momentum that every single progressive, immigrant-focused, Latino organization has lined up behind us," said Michelson, adding that it helps Sanders "drive home the point" that his campaign can win a broad coalition.
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For now, the company has done little to promote its Drive Home service beyond including it on their website and making it available to users, and it is still hoping to smooth out the way it works.
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Unlike many politicians and past presidents, Trump rarely uses anecdotes of everyday Americans to drive home his political platforms, with the exception of military members and families who have in some way been negatively impacted by immigrants.
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To drive home the point, defense attorneys had him remove his prosthetic legs last month and walk across the court room on his stumps to show how vulnerable he was at the time of the late-night shooting.
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EditorsNote: minor edits Atlanta's Ronald Acuna Jr. singled with two out in the ninth to drive home Adeiny Hechavarria with the winning run and give the Braves a 3-2 win over the visiting Miami Marlins on Thursday.
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We've known for a while that the Great Barrier Reef is dying, but new numbers from the ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies drive home exactly how much of it has been affected by mass bleaching.
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But despite BoE rate-setters last week trying to drive home the message that interest rates are likely to rise, the market interpreted the message as dovish, focusing on the Bank's downward revisions of growth and inflation forecasts.
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ECB President Mario Draghi is likely to drive home the case for ultra-loose monetary policy, hitting back after a barrage of criticism from German officials who dispute the bank's recipe for tackling the euro zone's economic malaise.
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Researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, the University of Washington, and the University of Chicago published a paper this month to really drive home the weaknesses of neural networks when it comes to correctly identifying an image.
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"So I'd race Saturday night, drive home from the track, park the hauler, take a shower, go to Atlantic City and get on a boat, because we'd go out Sunday morning to catch Monday's shipment," Truex Jr. said.
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In the end, Finch artfully conveys what is, at heart, so stirring about the beach: how its beauty and magisterial power cause us to ponder the larger things in life and drive home our place in the universe.
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Whether you want to perk up for the family gathering or stay awake for the long drive home after dinner, you needn't stop for coffee if you've got an espresso machine that plugs into your car's cigarette lighter.
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To drive home the point, the banner threatened that anyone who voted for Jakarta's incumbent Christian governor, Basuki Tjahaja Purnama, in the runoff election scheduled for Wednesday would be denied a customary prayer ritual for dead family members.
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Although it was clear the ladies of Litchfield would never get a truly "happy ending," creator Jenji Kohan used the series' final episodes to do the next best thing — drive home OITNB's central message of hope and change.
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"The Houston Texans have made the decision to travel back to Houston after local authorities have now found a safe route for the team to drive home today," the Texans said in a statement about the canceled game.
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The government is keen to drive home the message that it alone can be trusted to manage an economy hampered by the end of a once-in-a-century mining boom and balance public finances after years of deficits.
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But you know, it's not crazy to say that the bridge you drive home from work on shouldn't collapse or that we have to invest in our country if we want good results; we have to invest in education.
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Trump's visit to Orlando on Friday, which would be his second in as many weeks, will also be an opportunity for Trump to drive home his calls for education reform, which he is also slated to address Tuesday night.
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She'd recently flown back from a work trip and complained that her fingers had been painfully cold on her drive home from the airport, thanks to below-freezing winter weather and a circulatory system condition known as Raynaud's disease.
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The point of the ad was to drive home the idea that the former vice president dealt with the important matters of running the country while Buttigieg had the much simpler task of managing a city of about 100,85033.
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She must find away to tout Obama's successes and explicitly acknowledge why so many Americans still feel stuck in a rut, Bernstein said — and, at the same time, continue to drive home why Trump's economic platform would be catastrophic.
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A few moments apparently exist just to drive home the film's self-aware weirdness, like Red stopping to watch a full-length commercial for something called Cheddar Goblin Mac 'n' Cheese, whose mascot is a graphically vomiting green puppet.
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Image: ShutterstockIt's tough to say whether studies that show there is an "alcohol gene" hold any weight, but a new study does attempt to drive home that genetics can play a role in somebody's desire to get totally trashed.
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"House Democrats are going to continue to drive home the facts that expose the core contrast between our 'For The People' agenda and Republicans' disastrous record on the kitchen table issues facing hard-working families across America," Pelosi said.
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And an argument can be made that listening to the last moments of Khashoggi's life might, finally, drive home the atrocity of what happened here and how the Saudis continue to play fast and loose with the truth. 19.
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In his recently released book, "On Power: My Journey Through the Corridors of Power and How You Can Get More Power," the musician draws on his personal and business experiences to drive home the significance of money and power.
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Rick would rather die than even begin to humor such things, and on the drive home, he and Beth discuss anything but what just happened while the kids comment how much they hope to go back to Dr. Wong.
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On a drive home from Silicon Valley after a long weekend of interviewing iPhone pioneers, on the I-80, a man blew past me in a Kawasaki motorcycle, doing at least 80—while one-handedly thumbing through his phone.
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It was ostensibly a souvenir of sorts but in exchange for good behavior, we were allowed to open it up on the drive home and spend the last bit of vacation overstuffing ourselves with what is essentially straight sugar.
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Once he is tanked up on whisky and heading to his car to drive home, it is unrealistic to expect that he will instead amble to the closest Starbucks to sober up or call someone to drive him home.
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It was actually Clovis who prepped Perdue for the meeting and Clovis who suggested the secretary take along the map to drive home his point in a visual, high-impact way, multiple sources with knowledge of the exchange said.
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The parents of Botham Jean -- the Dallas man murdered by an off-duty police officer -- are opening up about his life to save others, and to drive home a point ... that police shouldn't assume "our black boys" are threats.
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Even without the presence of Trump's legal team, the hearing provides House Democrats with a valuable opportunity to drive home to Congress and the American public two fundamental points about impeachment that Trump has thus far succeeded in obscuring.
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To help drive home that point during the unveiling event last week, Microsoft's Dona Sarkar, who runs the Windows Insider program, demonstrated how she used 3D Paint on Surface Book 2 to design the stylish, purple dress she was wearing.
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Our Uber ride is $6.41, but I tip the driver an extra $73 in cash for waiting on my drunk/ridiculous partner and for putting up with his passionate declarations of love for the taco truck on the drive home.
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Israel is planning a major campaign meant to drive home that narrative and zero in on its warm ties with Britain, an important ally when the European Union has taken steps against Israel&aposs West Bank settlements in recent years.
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China is cracking down harder on scalpers selling tickets for hospital appointments in large cities like Beijing and Shanghai, and police have carried out several high profile raids in the past weeks to drive home this point, according to state media.
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Would more people use Facebook to collect a small check every month or would it drive home the fact that this is valuable private information that we've been giving away for the privilege of being mad at loose acquaintances online?
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Job number one for every Democrat will be to drive home the idea that Trump, for all the mistakes by the lake in Cleveland, is a legitimate political sensation, a giant ready to bestride his critics and claim the White House.
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Bryant, coming off a historic performance Monday night, began Tuesday 0-for-4 with a strikeout and two walks before he singled off J.J. Hoover (1-243) to drive home Ben Zobrist in the 15th, making the score 3-2.
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Last year, it also worked with the city's police department on plans to install a ride-hailing kiosk in the lively South Side district, for the use of people who had been drinking and would prefer not to drive home.
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Indeed, as I got in my car to drive home, I realized that since leaving the coliseum, of all the things I had heard people say, there was one phrase I hadn't heard his supporters utter even once: Donald Trump's name.
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But Tuesday night's Democratic romp in Virginia and New Jersey raises the probability of an anti-Trump backlash in 250, and should drive home the idea that if these Republicans are going to deliver, it could be now or never.
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To drive home his lack of interest in the convention, Mr. Kirk held governmental events throughout that week in Chicago, including news conferences in his office on his efforts to fight the nation's opioid addiction epidemic and in immigration law.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - A senior figure in Uruguay's longtime ruling party said on Monday it had failed to drive home its achievements with voters, as it appeared increasingly likely it would lose power in a second-round vote next month.
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During the meetings, executives tried to drive home a message of financial resilience, telling participants that AIG was on target to meet its goals for 2017, in the second half of its turnaround plan, analysts said in reports on Friday.
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Connotation is a lot harder to pin down on television, much less in transcripts, but a review of several instances show that saying "the president" often seemed to drive home the idea that Trump won the election, fair and square.
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But despite BoE rate-setters last week trying to drive home the message that interest rates are likely to rise, the market focussed on the fact that policymakers voted 6-2 in favour of keeping rates at their record lows.
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He's still a guy who turns up his loud thrash metal music when Pete turns it down on the drive home, a guy who would never give an inch but actively looks for miles he can take from other people.
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"It is important for Putin to drive home the message, especially to the U.S., that Russia is a global power," said Dmitri Trenin, the director of the Moscow Carnegie Center, a research group, and an expert on Russian foreign policy.
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Affirming trips to Walmart were set against the background of the long drive home from Richmond, Va., on nights when I was lucky enough to make the hour and 45 minute ride to the nearest city with a trans support group.
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It's a stark way to drive home just how much technology has advanced in the last four centuries, but also a key demonstration of autonomous seafaring technology, put together by marine research and exploration organization Promare and powered by IBM technology.
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During his two-day visit, General Dunford is likely to use the opportunity to drive home arguments for the Chinese to put more pressure on the Kim government, said Brian McKeon, who was a senior Pentagon official in the Obama administration.
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They should drive home the truth that true capitalism creates fair competition in a just society that lifts workers, farmers and consumers which lifts investors and markets far more effectively than crony capitalism and mammoth tax cuts for the super wealthy.
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Mars in Libra is about optics, but it's also about fairness, making it vital that you have wordsmiths on your side (like lawyers, writers, and politicians) if you're not already crafty with words to defend and drive home your points.
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READ: Dozens of mourners were killed in a stampede at Soleimani's funeral Trump was quick to seize on the unrest as an opening to pressure the Iranian government, and began tweeting in Farsi to drive home his support for the protests.
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Americans in particular went to car dealers in droves in November and shelled out tens of thousands of dollars to drive home big SUVs and pickups that run on cheap gas and can be refueled in five minutes just about anywhere.
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In anticipation of the Democratic report, the Republican zeroed in on some of the inconsistencies among the witnesses, to drive home the point that Trump did nothing wrong and the witnesses who said he did might not be all that reliable.
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Anyhow, the main point I want to drive home from this study is that, among its many other benefits, well-crafted density is a crucially important tool in reducing the per capita energy use of people living in a rapidly urbanizing world.
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The flashbacks are supposed to drive home how Kevin's unresolved issues with his father's death are being brought back up, and that's why he can't do the scene with Stallone, who's supposed to be "like a father to him" in the movie.
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"Women, people of color, queer people, people with different kinds of abilities, all need to assume those decision-making roles to really drive home that the world of comics needs to be cracked wide open for all kinds of stories," says Gilly.
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Three years after that stock scene, Howard is a shell of his former self — he's aged significantly, he barely speaks, and he spends much of his time in the office building massive, elaborate domino displays to drive home his "What's the point" philosophy.
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To drive home the point, he said there was a "battle for the soul of this nation" and recalled President Donald Trump's infamous response that there were "very fine people on both sides" at the far-right rally in Charlottesville in 2017.
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"We see them returning to positive revenue growth in mid-2019, which can serve as a catalyst to the stock as can help drive home the story that the issues are moving to rear view mirror," Citi's Keith Horowitz said in a note.
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"Business sentiment is declining on negative trade and manufacturing headlines, but consumer sentiment remains buoyed by a strong labor market and low rates that will continue to drive home sales into the fall," Freddie Mac's chief economist Sam Khater said in a statement.
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The companies' goal was to drive home the role that retail has played in fostering job growth during the nation's long economic recovery — and the potential damage that could be inflicted if their costs increase under any overhaul of the tax code.
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Then, to drive home her point, Wolf tells us being a feminist doesn't mean blindly supporting all women and gives us a list of five women she's not supporting this week — Sanders doesn't make the cut, which is a pretty good, lowkey burn.
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French yellow vest protesters set fires Saturday along a march through Paris to drive home their message to a government they believe is ignoring the poor: that rebuilding the fire-ravaged Notre Dame Cathedral isn't the only problem France needs to solve.
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While this tweet is admittedly a bit over-the-top, especially since any number of human deaths should not be downplayed, it does help to drive home a point: Computers are still likely going to be safer than humans behind the wheel.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - ECB President Mario Draghi is likely to drive home the case for ultra-loose monetary policy on Thursday, hitting back after a barrage of criticism from German officials who dispute the bank's recipe for tackling the euro zone's economic malaise.
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"Democrats need to show -- and can show -- that they can simultaneously fight for a society that is both more fair and more prosperous -- and drive home the fact that Trump is delivering neither," long-time Democratic strategist Ron Klain said in an email.
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Davenport commuted from Connecticut, but her car was usually the first one in the parking lot each morning, often because she worked so late into the night that, exhausted, she would sleep at a friend's nearby instead of making the long drive home.
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She explained to Dixon Police that she drove to a friend's house to inflate the pool, then had her two daughters ride inside of the empty pool to hold it down on the drive home, Dixon Police tweeted in a statement on Wednesday.
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"We want to drive home our belief in Eddie's overall innocence and the fact that he's being persecuted as a good man," said Aaron Kahn, who told CNN he's a friend of Gallagher's and visits him every Sunday at a military prison.
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The show's intelligent script and complex plotting has always set it apart from pure magician smut, but it's allusions like this that really drive home the fact that Game of Thrones is a TV show for smart adults, and not my teenage brother.
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Inside the White House, some view the quiet week between Christmas and New Year's Day as a lost opportunity that could have been used to drive home an urgent message about the necessity of a border wall while Congress was out of town.
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Inside the White House, some viewed the quiet week between Christmas and New Year's Day as a lost opportunity that could have been used to drive home an urgent message about the necessity of a border wall while Congress was out of town.
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To drive home the point, Mr. Delany appended a link to an obituary of Samuel R. Pierce Jr., the Reagan-era HUD secretary whose reputation as a trailblazing black corporate lawyer was tarnished by accusations that he steered contracts to Republican cronies.
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To drive home the contrast between this report and CNN's: CNN's article suggests that intelligence officials considered the memos to be unverified but fairly credible; NBC's suggests that intelligence officials thought they were not credible and were instead designed to undermine Trump.
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Party officials have for weeks sought to drive home to lawmakers and Mr. Trump how crucial it is that they sell the tax law, bluntly warning that it will take an ambitious campaign to transform the measure into an unambiguous political winner.
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The teacher, Fernando Flores, 41, wanted to drive home the point that the destruction was caused not only by Mexico's geology, but also by the human errors — corruption, the skirting of rules or a flawed bureaucracy — that can disrupt enforcement of building codes.
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"I'm sure they don't mean to be hurtful, but [people will] say things that really drive home that guilt, like, 'Oh, with your job, you must feel like it's more important to be there than it is to be here,' " she shares.
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At the same time, he would be wise to explore possible covert actions that would reinforce his public responses to further drive home the point that attacks on American elections, by Russia or any other country, cannot and will not be tolerated.
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"It is critically important that the sentence imposed on Congressman Collins drive home the message that status does not constitute a basis for leniency," the prosecutors wrote in a letter to a U.S. district judge for the Southern District of New York.
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On the drive home after school, I feign interest in all the things a parent is supposed to care about — homework, volleyball, science projects, blah blah blah — until I can ask the question I really want the answer to: How was your lunch?
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Macron and other European leaders are also seeking a permanent exemption from the steel and aluminum tariffs that Trump announced last month, a message that German Chancellor Angela Merkel plans to drive home during her separate visit with Trump later this week.
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He hopes to use it to drive home the idea that he alone has the stature and ability to confront threats to Israel and to show that he is opening relations with the Sunni Arab states that also have an enmity for Tehran.
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Others, like "Beautiful World," would go on to be used in actual commercials; that Target executives seemed to completely overlook the fact that the song's platitudinous optimism was belied by look-the-other-way horror only served to drive home its point.
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We would have a stimulating conversation with our kiddos about their days and then hop in our very clean car to drive home to our very clean house where no one would have an appalling meltdown before the perfect healthy dinner was served. Right.
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If you've ever sat in a salon chair and had your stylist proudly ask, "Do you love it?" post-major haircut, you probably know what it's like to look in the mirror, nervously smile, nod, and then proceed to cry the entire drive home.
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I'm encouraging people to write to their congressional representatives and their senators, especially in areas that have these monuments and really, really drive home that these are public lands, they belong to all of us and they're not to be sold off to private interests.
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In the satirical sketch, Nye, who hosted the PBS show Bill Nye the Science Guy for five years in the '90s, ditches his trademark fun experiments, or what Oliver called "lighthearted demonstrations," for an unfiltered approach to drive home the increasing risks of global warming.
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So almost by design, most of the drivers are living far away from where they're working, and when you get them so exhausted that they can't drive home, it sounds like they're essentially living out of their cars for how many days a week.
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A political science major at the University of North Georgia who juggles three jobs with classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays, she had a hard time finding time to drive home to Walton County, which had just a single polling place that offered early voting.
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A combination of online presence and easy access for consumers known as 'click and mortar' will allow some names to survive by letting their customers browse all their options online while offering the convenience of a quick pickup of the product on their drive home.
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" Marcarelli addresses his defection in his first Sprint appearance, titled "Paul Switched," arguing that the years he spent wandering the country to drive home Verizon's expansive cell coverage don't mean much any more — "it's 2016 now," he says to camera, "and every network is great.
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Sonal Desai, the chief investment officer of Franklin Templeton's fixed-income group, and Ed Perks, the CIO for Franklin Templeton Multi-Asset Solutions, told Business Insider that the Fed failed to drive home the message that the US economy was healthier than Wall Street believed.
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When you're being evaluated for a transplant, there are a lot of things the nurses and medical professionals tell you over and over again to drive home the significance, to make sure you're truly prepared, and probably to keep you from suing them later.
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Speaker Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiJohnson eyes Irish border in Brexit negotiations Mueller report fades from political conversation Five key players in Trump's trade battles MORE participated in the cause and helped drive home this solidarity theme from her prominent position behind Trump on the dais.
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In a story called "Goats," collected now in "For a Little While: New and Selected Stories," a hefty sampling of Mr. Bass's work, two young men decide it's a sane idea to drive home with a young goat in the back of their station wagon.
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