He spent several days in the ICU before eventually being released.
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Eventually, being a good girl mattered less than being an independent woman.
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Or, at least, maybe eventually being as "successful" as regular Blu-ray.
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Raised the probability of May's Brexit deal eventually being agreed to 60 percent.
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He jumped into politics, eventually being elected governor, at age 20003, in 1978.
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Out of that, only 15 of them ended up eventually being diagnosed with autism.
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It ran for six seasons before eventually being taken off the air in 1999.
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Getty III ended up losing an ear before eventually being ransomed six months later.
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He oversaw the influential Mexico City market before eventually being arrested in October 2008.
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Months before the private buyout offers arrived, some expressed concern about eventually being forced out.
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One crew flew to the Soviet Union and was interned before eventually being set free.
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Then, the scenes were built through CGI, before eventually being turned into a virtual reality experience.
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It then apparently traveled around Europe, disappearing for 250 years, before eventually being acquired by Voynich.
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Weill did not rule out the newly-formed towers businesses eventually being listed on the stock market.
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But Mr Borghi would like them to circulate widely, eventually being used in shops to price goods.
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They also ransacked shops and scrawled anti-capitalist graffiti on walls before eventually being dispersed by police.
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At one point, he got onto the garage roof before eventually being detained, the court filing says.
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Sometimes, ideas can bounce around the intellectual fringes for years before eventually being embraced by the powerful.
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Sometimes, ideas can bounce around the intellectual fringes for years before eventually being embraced by the powerful.
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Ten members of the fraternity were arrested as a result, with four eventually being indicted on hazing charges.
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Somehow, all of this equates to Mindy eventually being labeled a "bad wife," and that's worth looking into.
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There were rumblings of action eventually being taken, but not necessarily so soon and with so little warning.
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"Hemsworth ended up eventually being able to accomplish his goal of paying off the house, telling GQ Australia: "
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Ester would sneak into clubs where Collier was playing and take notes, eventually being taken under his wing.
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Once there, they were forced to stand for hours in the frigid courtyard before eventually being let inside.
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You're introduced to the two factions and the rival AIs behind them, eventually being asked to choose a side.
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Eleven protesters entered the building and refused to leave, eventually being arrested for unlawful entry, police told BuzzFeed News.
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He was interrogated for at least 10 hours and accused of defaming the Korean nation before eventually being released.
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This slap-off went the distance with Dumpling staggering his opponent several times and eventually being declared the winner.
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He spent a staggering 16 hours on the open water before eventually being picked up by a container ship.
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The allegations about the Democratic primary presidential candidate was picked up by some right-wing websites before eventually being debunked.
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The amber was originally found in Myanmar, Southeast Asia, before eventually being donated to the American Museum of Natural History.
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The executive order went through various further drafts, eventually being pared to little more than repealing Mr. Obama's defunct directive.
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Eventually being able to put a system in your car that isn't just Android Auto compatible, but runs native Android Auto?
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In the future, Smith suggests that the Wink hub could go away, eventually being integrated with any number of hardware devices.
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It appeared to have no apparent immediate effect on Armstrong, but he died after eventually being pulled away from the pole.
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In June 2018, for example, a Guatemalan woman was detained by immigration authorities before eventually being released with an ankle monitor.
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Forty-five civilians would die, but not Mehsud, who was targeted seven times before eventually being killed on August 5, 2009.
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Everyone, including even the U.S. president, is at risk of being outperformed by a machine — and eventually being jobless and without income.
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He slept in front of the gates for two weeks, eventually being arrested for loitering before securing an appointment to get help.
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Being able to segment and eventually being able to personalize for each individual, that's a big place where we can leverage data.
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Elsewhere, he's lying on the ground in different jump suits — one white and pearl-studded; one black and ablaze, eventually being extinguished.
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Despite eventually being suspended by the bank, the Boys' hedonism turned the drink a rite of passage for countless other city bankers.
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Kostis said it wasn't the only time he'd seen Reed play with different clubs before eventually being left with a better lie.
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He faced a litany of investigations over his fiduciary responsibilities to his fund, eventually being charged by the SEC last month for fraud.
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The book opens with her defecting from the Imperial Navy, going through a Rebellion camp and eventually being processed back into their service.
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Eventually, being bombarded with dildos that are also pipes and hot-pink pot paraphernalia makes you want to try it out for yourself.
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After graduation in 1992, Ernst was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve, eventually being promoted to captain in 1999.
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He remained in the game for his at-bat in the bottom of the inning before eventually being pulled for C Rene Rivera.
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As the game dragged through extra innings, both teams tore through their bullpens, with the Orioles eventually being forced to turn to Wilkerson.
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Last year, the finance ministry concluded its investigation into the cheating scandal, with dozens of companies eventually being named for wrongfully obtaining subsidies.
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If you step outside of the safe area, your character's health begins to drain until, eventually, being outside the safe zone kills you.
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A fifth person in the attackers' car drove off, hitting the police officer who later died, before eventually being captured by pursuing officers.
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He joined the federal prosecutor's office for the Southern District of California in 1989, eventually being promoted to assistant U.S. attorney in 2002. 5.
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The game started out as a browser-based prototype in 2014, before eventually being fleshed out into a full-fledged PC game last year.
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For the next 45 minutes, a shaky Mr. Winters followed the voice's lead, eventually being advised to "take refuge" in a fog-filled tent.
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For the next 222 minutes, a shaky Mr. Winters followed the voice's lead, eventually being advised to "take refuge" in a fog-filled tent.
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Unlike Mr. Trump, Mr. Clinton finally agreed to testify under oath, although only after refusing six times and eventually being subpoenaed by Mr. Starr.
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Through a large hole, it pours out and settles down for a period of growth outside the body, before eventually being drawn back in.
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Additionally, Safe Streets and Second Chances is designed to bring successful reentry to scale, with the goal of eventually being in all 50 states.
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In the nearby Borough Market, a food and drink space popular with tourists, visitors were told to shelter in place, before eventually being evacuated.
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The parents moved from Maine to New York City in 2016 and quickly applied for homeless housing, eventually being placed in the Bronx apartment.
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Formula E has also mooted the possibility of a virtual race eventually being incorporated in the championship with gamers challenging for points and prize money.
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Despite predictions from tech moguls and CEOs about the skies eventually being full of package-bearing quadcopters, drone delivery is still in its nascent stages.
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Then, after escaping to Morocco with an accomplice, Murray was arrested on unrelated charges, before eventually being identified as the man behind the Securitas heist.
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The buildings became dangerously violent and run down, eventually being dynamited in 1972 with the rubble being used to build luxury homes in the suburbs.
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It still sees a 15 percent chance of Britain remaining in the EU and a 50 percent probability of May's Brexit deal eventually being agreed.
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It still sees a 30 percent chance of Britain remaining in the EU and a 29 percent probability of May's Brexit deal eventually being agreed.
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He was brought on to lock down delegate commitments ahead of the Republican nominating convention in Cleveland, before eventually being tapped to oversee the campaign.
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Instead, it sat around in a lawyer's office, before eventually being sent to Mr. Loftis's office, which then set out to track down the recipient.
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Both van Olphen and Horden documented the scary incident on social media, beginning when the black SUV was smoking to it eventually being fully on fire.
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During 2017's pivotal Grand Slam event, Keys battled her way through each intense bracket, eventually being defeated in the final round by another rising talent.
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O'Day first rose to public prominence in 2004 as she competed on P.Diddy's Making the Band 3, eventually being chosen to join girl group Danity Kane.
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But demand for it grew so much that it launched in the US the following season, eventually being sold at retailers like Opening Ceremony and Barneys.
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Some analysts, however, were more sanguine about an agreement eventually being brokered as threats from the Trump administration were seen as part of its negotiation tactics.
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NASA is growing the flowers and lettuce to learn how to garden in space with the hope of eventually being able to do so on Mars.
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There are currently two tax plans drawn up by House and Senate Republicans which have to be passed by the respective chambers before eventually being reconciled.
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Supporters and critics have long acknowledged the inevitability of a self-driving vehicle being involved in a serious accident, and eventually being the cause of a fatality.
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Among other things, Christie was charged with orchestrating a murder for hire involving the leader of the Mexican Mafia prison gang, before eventually being acquitted in 1987.
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Osweiler signed a $72 million contract to be the team's QB before last season, but struggled mightily throughout the year, eventually being benched for backup Tom Savage.
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After the coin toss, Reid approached Jenkins near midfield and the two appeared to exchange heated words, with Reid eventually being restrained by his teammate Torrey Smith.
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"Jenna Abrams," an account that presented the persona of an American conservative woman, amassed more than 70,000 followers before eventually being removed by Twitter (TWTR) in 2017.
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One of the students on the Airware engineering team, 16-year-old Annika Urban, said she envisions something like this eventually being built directly into the Apple Watch.
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He'd been in and out of the asylum before eventually being taken out of a facility in Napa, stuck on a whaling ship, and placed under watchful guard.
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Although her fellow Americans captured the nation's first World Cup in 16 years, Dunn had a productive summer, too, eventually being named the N.W.S.L.'s most valuable player.
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By the looks of the most recent video, it seems Nora is well on her way to recovery and one step closer to eventually being reunited with Hope.
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The agreement emerged slowly as a result of hard work, with parties and governments eventually being prepared to take risks, and with the support of the international community.
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But if passed, it would have signaled that there's enough political support in the Senate for the idea, increasing the odds of some real action eventually being implemented.
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It found its way to the Rawza Museum of Islamic Art in Ghazni, Afghanistan, before being looted in the '70s and eventually being purchased by the MKG in 23.
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In my credit-invisible state, I had to get prepaid credit cards for six months before eventually being accepted for a traditional card with a low limit of $500.
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But his songs caught the attention of others, leading to his works eventually being covered by stars including Johnny Cash, Emmylou Harris, Vince Gill, George Strait and Jimmy Buffett.
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"I decided that I wanted to come to America for college and to follow my dream of eventually being an editor, which is what I do now," she says.
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A pair of ponies also decided to brave the icy roads, roaming the streets of Staten Island before eventually being wrangled by police officers and returned to their owner.
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Yet one of the many hesitations about unionization is the hope that keeping their heads down and eventually being promoted to management will afford them these forms of stability.
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Huang told Co.Design that he's "optimistic" about the graphene solution eventually being sold in stores — but until then, we'll have to keep those standing six-week salon appointments intact.
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The frequent party crasher was swiftly kicked in the backside by 63-year-old Sharon before leaving the stage and eventually being handcuffed by LAPD officers inside the venue.
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It will also pick up where Serial left off, giving us a look at the last few years Syed has spent fighting for—and eventually being granted—a new trial.
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And while it may be hard to imagine eventually being frail or dependent enough to need it, it's smart to have the policy in place for a worst-case scenario.
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Its name comes from Julio Cortázar's short story, "Casa Tomada" (1946), in which two elderly bourgeoisie siblings lose control of their home, eventually being forced to live on the sidewalk.
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Mau and Ricky have written some of my singles with me in the past and we would always talk about eventually being able to film a video and sing together.
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Before either of those two crises are resolved, we now have Italy plunged into a political crisis that could end up with Italy eventually being forced out of the euro.
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Chapman's aircraft came under heavy enemy fire, eventually being struck with a rocket-propelled grenade which resulted in one of the team members being ejected, according to the White House.
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After a very lengthy fight, with the machete and gun eventually being wrestled into the hands of the employees, the men eventually exit the store, bruised and in a panic.
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In Heights of Fashion: A History of the Elevated Shoe, author Elizabeth Semmelhack argues that it was pornography that led to high heels eventually being associated with women — and sex.
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Though it may seem unrelated, the experience taught me the value of buying something over time and, eventually, being able to have access to it without making a monthly payment.
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The killing spree lasted for hours as the insurgents, armed with guns, rocket-propelled grenades, and suicide vests, fanned out and targeted soldiers throughout the complex, before eventually being killed.
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In 2003, an anti-sedition law which sparked previously the largest protests in Hong Kong since the 1997 handover to Chinese rule was also suspended first before eventually being scrapped altogether.
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" He also says he addressed the issue with his supervisor at Tesla, which he claims led to him being issued a written warning and, eventually, being fired for "breaking the rules.
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A driver steered a van onto a sidewalk Monday from a busy intersection in Toronto and struck a crowd of pedestrians before eventually being taken into custody, the Canadian police said.
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The legislation mandates the expansion of an autonomous region that would be led initially by a "transitional authority" composed mostly of former fighters before eventually being governed by its own parliament.
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An Illinois woman climbed 20 feet up the face of a cliff on Christmas Eve got stuck for nine hours, eventually being rescued only when someone heard her screaming for help.
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An 18-year-old Saudi woman fled her family in January saying she feared for her life and barricaded herself in a Bangkok hotel room before eventually being granted asylum in Canada.
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While the pilot and another crew member were able to bail out – they were captured behind enemy lines before eventually being released – the fate of Downes and another airman remains a mystery.
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"It's not a competition between physical and virtual," said Dr. Kaveh Safavi, a senior managing director for Accenture, a consulting firm, who sees care eventually being delivered in a blend of ways.
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Yet, like a mad cross between Bartleby the Scrivener and a cheery tour guide, he continued to show up at the company's offices for years and help others until eventually being rehired.
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He said that he used his own money, but that Mr. Trump had agreed to pay him back, with the reimbursement eventually being couched as legal fees billed to the Trump Organization.
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The new deal will not modify a controversial part of the accord that gives the FARC 10 congressional seats through 2026 or prevent rebel leaders from eventually being elected to political posts.
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Starting in 2018, girls will be allowed in Cub Scouts, and from then on they'll be allowed in the main Boy Scouts programs — eventually being able to earn their Eagle Scout badges.
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And Leon Panetta, who served as President Barack Obama's CIA director and secretary of defense, was former President Bill Clinton's first OMB director before eventually being promoted to White House chief of staff.
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"Seasonal trends in the currency market have shown that the dollar tends to weaken after Christmas through the first few days of the following year before eventually being bought back again," he said.
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Things declined from there over the next few months, with Truaxe eventually being hospitalized a few times for potential mental health issues (which he has denied) and drug use (which he has admitted).
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Expert consultants can also help companies develop offer letters and contracts that clearly stipulate the terms of employment, a factor that smoothens the departure if an employee is eventually being shown the door.
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" Musk borrowed Cantrell's college textbooks on rocketry and propulsion and got reading, eventually being able to recite from memory books like "Fundamentals of Astrodynamics, " and the "International Reference Guide to Space Launch Systems.
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The rock legends have stood the test of time, ringing in five number-one singles, four number one albums, and 14 Top 40 hits, eventually being declared one of Rolling Stone's 100 Greatest Artists.
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Virtually every new fossil of Archaeopteryx has, at first, been declared a new species before eventually being slotted back into one of the two known species, either Archaeopteryx lithographica or Archaeopteryx siemensii, after further scrutiny.
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Best foreign language film "Land of Mine" A movie inspired by true events about a group of young German POWs who are forced to clear landmines in Denmark, in hopes of eventually being sent home.
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"Depending on how long this goes on," Sandweg estimated that hundreds and possibly thousands of children will remain in the foster system, either becoming wards of the state or eventually being adopted by US citizens.
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Rosneft could also receive funding for its buyback from Rosneftegaz, sources have told Reuters, and the government has said the deal would be of a transitory nature with the stake eventually being sold to investors.
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The track used in today's test is on simple embankments, and while Hyperloop One imagines it eventually being elevated on top of pylons, they'll be far larger than the narrow columns initially proposed by Musk.
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"Jeff Shulse sounded the alarm about Platinum Partners long before the government began its own investigation," and the decision "lays the groundwork" for his eventually being cleared, Shulse's lawyer Andino Reynal said in an email.
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They have been at Viacom twice, most recently returning in 2006 after Viacom was spun off from CBS when Dauman became CEO and Dooley was chief administrative officer, eventually being promoted to chief operating officer.
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Per West's interview with TMZ Live, the rapper claimed he was "drugged out" during his mental health crisis in 2016, which led to him cancelling concerts on his Life of Pablo tour and eventually being hospitalized.
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The physical material will go from Washington into temporary storage at a secure warehouse in the greater Chicago area, before eventually being moved into Obama's presidential library, due to be erected on the city's South Side.
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But without the limitations of gravity, one might imagine entire machines eventually being 3D-printed in a single pass, including gears, wiring, and other moving components, without requiring the assembly of hundreds of different parts afterwards.
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With their own statement, the Wells Fargo Center described the event as a "situation that was disrupting the live event experience of our guests," and said Wachs was given three separate warnings before eventually being removed.
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While Rinse will use this funding for general company-wide expansion, the startup does plan to grow to 10 new markets, including New York, Chicago and Boston with the goal of eventually being a nationwide service.
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Before eventually being shipped into production, this is where products are discovered; tested; tweaked in response to input from customers, marketing, budgetary and manufacturing departments and others; then tested again; then tweaked again; and so on.
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Still powerful after all these years, the album is most famous for inciting a massive First Amendment debate and for Ice T eventually being forced to remove the title track due to pressure from his record label.
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In one hypothetical, a private disagreement between a man and his friend David is forwarded to a third party and posted online, which escalates to David receiving "unkind" messages, "vulgar" messages, and eventually being doxxed and threatened.
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Many of the freshman class of self-driving startups that have recently launched fall into one of two buckets: They have either been created in the hope of eventually being acquired by an automaker or, like Drive.
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He was found guilty by reason of insanity and was admitted to the mental hospital full time for years until eventually being allowed to spend 17 days out of each month at his mother's home in Williamsburg.
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Part of that potential will come from untapped opportunities outside simple consumer-to-consumer interactions, he says — Barber sees the tool eventually being used for enterprise broadcasts in the workplace, medical help and customer service, among other things.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - African refugees in Libya are so desperate that some are bribing their way into detention centers in the hope of eventually being resettled out of the war-torn, lawless country, the United Nations said on Thursday.
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The Knierims previously detailed Alexa's health journey to PEOPLE in an interview last fall, explaining then how she became ill in the spring and summer of 2016, eventually being diagnosed two months after their June wedding that year.
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It didn't become a major issue only due to Bobby Wood and Gyasi Zardes, center forwards by trade, proving to be as inept as feared at creating width, with Wood eventually being subbed off following a thoroughly anonymous performance.
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Shin-Soo Choo missed a month and a half, Robinson Chirinos lost two, Kela is likely out until August and Josh Hamilton didn't even pick up a bat in spring training before eventually being ruled out for the year.
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According to police, Yu "willingly" flew to Mexico in March with Kevin Esterly before eventually being located by authorities and escorted back to the U.S. The pair reportedly had a romantic relationship and met at church a few years ago.
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Mumbai native Pawar plays the young version of Saroo Brierley, who got stuck on a train that took him hundreds of miles from home to Kolkata, where he lived on the streets before eventually being adopted by an Australian couple.
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Mehrotra believes any change due to the new rules will be gradual, and might begin as getting access to sites like Netflix for free, at first, and then eventually being charged in a tier system that more closely resembles cable.
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At first McConnell seemed to answer an unrelated question about the impeachment inquiry in the House before eventually being steered back by a second reporter to the original question, though McConnell still masterfully avoided providing clarity on his views about Ukraine.
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There, he worked his way up through plant-manager roles and research-leadership roles, eventually being tasked with repairing the company&aposs South American operations and restructuring the North American division after an acquisition, according to a 103 Time magazine profile.
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It found even the most aggressive mitigation strategies — general social distancing, quarantines, closing schools — would not be enough to prevent US hospitals from eventually being overwhelmed unless the country is willing to commit to these drastic measures until a vaccine becomes available.
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The film tells the true story of Brierley, who got stuck on a train that took him hundreds of miles from home to Kolkata, where he lived on the streets before eventually being adopted by an Australian couple, played by Nicole Kidman and David Wenham.
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And on top of all that, there's the fact that Johnson previously claimed he'd rather wind up "dead in a ditch" than delay Brexit -- before proroguing (suspending) Parliament at the height of the Brexit crisis in the autumn and... eventually being forced to delay Brexit.
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Senate Democrats are growing increasingly giddy at the prospect of seeing a half-dozen vulnerable senators squirm for weeks and months about Trump's behavior before eventually being forced to go on the record to convict or acquit Trump if he's impeached by the House.
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The ramifications of a transitional trade agreement between the U.K. and the EU either falling through or eventually being agreed upon could have binary implications for sterling against the dollar, Thanos Vamvakidis, head of European G10 FX strategy at BofA Merrill Lynch, told CNBC on Friday .
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I don't really know where to put this but I just feel like I should say: this show has the perfect opportunity to be about the weak men who run the world eventually being defeated by the powerful women who have to put up with them.
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In the age of Tinder and dating websites—which is how we met—you can date multiple people simultaneously, and it's not necessarily that you're non-monogamous, but it's that your non-exclusive, and I feel like that's almost a precursor to eventually being non-monogamous.
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Mumbai native Pawar plays the young version of Saroo Brierley, who got stuck on a train that took him hundreds of miles from home to Kolkata, where he lived on the streets before eventually being adopted by an Australian couple, played by Nicole Kidman and David Wenham.
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If the leadership can give women more say by giving them seats in the government or by passing laws in favor of their rights, they will be on track to gaining their trust and to eventually being able to defeat Boko Haram as a united country.
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"We thought we were pretty good when we started but we never tried to be something we weren't," Nielsen says, alluding to the fact that despite the band's first few albums eventually being canonized among fans and critics alike, they hardly sold well when first released.
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It was not quite "The Malice at the Palace," but a brawl at a FIBA World Cup qualifier game on Monday was one of the crazier scenes in recent basketball history, with haymaker punches and folding chairs thrown, wild kicks attempted, and 13 players eventually being ejected.
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Judge Tigar's ruling stands a good chance of eventually being nullified by the Supreme Court, Mr Francisco wrote to the justices, and in the meantime, the asylum rule could "address an ongoing crisis at the southern border, with significant implications for ongoing diplomatic negotiations and foreign relations".
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Tapping your finger on a smartphone's screen and software keyboard works just fine, but like a few companies, Facebook has aspirations for smart glasses eventually being a replacement for phones and tablets, and tapping away on a lens with your fingers is simply not a solution.
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Mr. Dixon, of LonRes, said that sales volumes in the capital were about half what they were five years ago and that about 220 percent of properties listed for sale in Central London were eventually being withdrawn, often after sitting unsold for five or six months.
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These issues are vital, because states must begin covering the cost of Medicaid expansion enrollees (2202 percent of total costs this year), eventually being required to pay for 2628 percent of the total costs by 28500, a share many states now believe they won't be able to afford.
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According to American immigration law, people arriving at ports of entry on the United States border have the right to seek asylum, and, if they demonstrate a "credible fear" of returning home, to have their claims processed with the possibility of eventually being granted legal status to stay.
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All she needs is a movie that gets her to exert even some of the same confidence and competence, instead of parts that ask her to suffer and dither and hide as the price for eventually being able to, say, slay a very bad husband or a worse lover.
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Married to the Japanese photographer Yuske Tanaka, with whom she has three children, the woman called the Queen of Clean by the British fashion press originally worked her way through the ranks at companies like Whistles and Gap, eventually being named head of women's wear at Calvin Klein in New York.
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With strong fealty to Mr. Sharif, Mr. Abbasi will run Pakistan with the expectation of eventually being replaced by Mr. Sharif's handpicked successor as leader of the dominant Pakistan Muslim League party — his younger brother Shehbaz Sharif, who must first vie for the parliamentary seat vacated by the former leader's disqualification.
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Starship is the next launch vehicle SpaceX is developing, which is intended to be fully reusable (its current rockets are only partially able to be refurbished and reflow) and which SpaceX CEO Elon Musk envisions eventually being able to take over all mission activity for the company, including transfer of crew and cargo to Mars.
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Having travelled under the waiver scheme that allows people from member countries such as Australia to stay in the US for up to 90 days without a visa, Farah—an Australian citizen of Somali heritage— was fingerprinted and had his passport and phone confiscated before being handcuffed to the wall of a cell for some 13 hours, eventually being deported without explanation.
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Though this pair of impersonators weren't an official part of the opening ceremonies, they turned plenty of heads — according to USA Today, they "wandered through the lower section of the crowd near the media seating section shortly after the United States team finished its walk in the Parade of Nations" and "created a major stir" before eventually being thrown out.
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Reuters reports that Rouhani said on state television that President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE and the U.S. would suffer the "same fate" as former Iraqi President Saddam Hussein, who was ousted by U.S. forces before eventually being captured and hanged.
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In a large study published online in the journal Pediatrics in October, researchers looked at acetaminophen use during more than 100,000 pregnancies in Norway, and at the risk of the child's eventually being diagnosed with A.D.H.D. The same group had done an earlier, smaller study published in 2013 that showed children exposed to long-term use of acetaminophen had more neurodevelopmental issues at 3 years of age than their unexposed siblings.
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As an example of how such information spreads, the conspiracy of Soros being behind the caravan of Central American migrants was pushed through fringe Facebook groups before catching steam on Twitter and eventually being raised by certain GOP lawmakers and President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE.
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But if you're having trouble drawing service red lines around, for example, known neo nazis, for whom hate speech and agitating for violence is a way of life, then setting out on a long and winding quest to deconstruct the anatomy of society in the hopes of eventually being able to build algorithms that do a better job of keeping toxic content off your platform, well, that probably isn't the fundamental fix you should be searching for.
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They include the speeding up of a $3.3 billion payment pledged in October, with the sum eventually being doubled, to help pay for better conditions in Turkey's refugee camps over the next three years; the opening of five new "chapters" in long-stalled discussions about Turkey's bid to become a member of the EU; and the relaxation of visa requirements for Turkish citizens entering the EU. All this has attracted plenty of criticism, though the deal could still be amended by European leaders next week before it is finalised at another summit on March 17th.
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