But she couldn't stop her eyes from filling with tears.
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"The plane started filling with water pretty quick," he said.
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" Jeff Kolodjay "The plane started filling with water pretty quick.
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Houston filling with water, though, was something I never imagined.
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Nearby, a few parking lots were filling with brownish water.
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Put yourself in that place: your car is filling with water.
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Online apartment sites are already filling with pleas from displaced residents.
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They have a potato-pea filling with a decidedly peppery bite.
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"We were very scared," he recalled, his eyes filling with tears.
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The LF's ballast tanks began filling with seawater, taking on weight.
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"There is no way," she said, her eyes filling with tears.
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Lowell was in congestive heart failure, his lungs filling with fluid.
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Many passengers described the station filling with smoke after the crash.
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"You can hear when the bathtub was filling with water," Nehls said.
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The canvas filling with color as the scene manifests in my head.
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A month later, the streets of Mandalay, Myanmar, are filling with people.
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The site was still there, but the communities were filling with spam.
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In this version, I replace the usual savory filling with sliced dates.
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Often, these are jobs their employers have trouble filling with American workers.
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The muddied National Mall was quickly filling with pink-puffed "pussyhat"-laden protesters.
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JUST IN TIME for Halloween, the waters around China are filling with ghosts.
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Trump's potential Cabinet is filling with nominees from top fossil fuel-producing states.
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She let out a breath, then grinned widely, her chest filling with pride.
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And your mind is filling with thoughts like: I'm bad at my job.
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"This is what women go through," she said, her eyes filling with tears.
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"We are all close friends," said the son, Songpol, his eyes filling with tears.
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I tried making a pie filling with stock instead of milk: an instant improvement.
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Soon, the screen is filling with people, with their families and relationships and careers.
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The water is rising, the sky is breaking, the air is filling with poison.
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Bookstore shelves were filling with popular treatises on the culture of food and eating.
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Leo Márquez, 7, placed a candle at the memorial, his eyes filling with tears.
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There is dreamlike imagery of the community center filling with black smoke and water.
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Ice cellars in the permafrost, packed with frozen whale meat, are filling with water.
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She pulled into the parking lot and walked over, her eyes filling with tears.
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"I don't have a lot of hope anymore," Abouallal said, her eyes filling with tears.
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"I learned a lot with my previous company," she went on, eyes filling with tears.
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Stations are already filling with masses of passengers waiting for buses, trains, planes, and ferries.
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The man gazed around for a moment as if baffled, his eyes filling with tears.
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Streams and springs are filling with silt and drying up as vegetation around them vanishes.
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" She went on, her eyes filling with tears: "He used to sit on the floor.
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Kitty overhears his demands but stays quiet the whole time, her face filling with regret.
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Rich and warm and filling, with plenty of salt and olive oil: a perfect comfort food.
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She unmolded the cake and frosted it and improvised a chocolate-y filling with found ingredients.
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On my left there's a picturesque grassy marsh filling with a rush of salty tidal waters.
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It was a market day, and the roads were filling with Aymaran merchants and their livestock.
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The morning sun raked over the dune grass, and the beach was just filling with tourists.
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The cake had a chocolate filling with the bakery's traditional fondant made from buttercream and vanilla.
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The complaints were mostly ignored until three weeks later, when entire rooms were filling with smoke.
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Some sections of the arena began filling with Canadian fans who had driven across the border.
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The feeling at City Hall, Mr. Van Bramer said, was that Long Island City did not need much more than a one- or two-story box, in spite of the fact that Hunters Point was filling with apartment towers, and the towers were filling with young families.
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The company has about 199,000 employees overall, according to a filling with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Of course all real estate is local, and some markets are filling with listings faster than others.
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Her lungs were filling with mucus and fluid, and doctors manually cleared them out every few hours.
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Similar to the other Charlotte, but instead of lining the filling with sponge, it's lined with ladyfingers.
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The swarms are believed to have been caused by a subterranean chamber that's gradually filling with magma.
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The driver's door was open partway, but still the car was filling with bluish smoke like mist.
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Fried Egg Quesadilla A simple quesadilla, made even sunnier (and more filling) with an egg on top.
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Continue rolling up leaves and filling with the yogurt until you have used all of your ingredients.
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The sound is great, however, and truly room-filling, with great upper volume capabilities without any noticeable muddying.
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But in Dear Angelica, rather than filling with racks of guns, dainty streaks of color materialize around you.
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Deloney scanned the room, quickly filling with families carrying blankets, snacks, toothbrushes, and toys, looking for her mother.
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In Iowa, mailboxes are filling with fliers that warn he would open up the borders to unfettered immigration.
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I saw my husband at the sink, holding a five-gallon jug that he was filling with water.
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Top the filling with the provolone, pressing the slices down to help spread the dough out even more.
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"However, as Conestoga was in trouble and filling with water, it seemingly was the only choice to make."
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As California's wine country burns, the surrounding area in the San Francisco Bay Area is filling with smoke.
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But she told him to get back into the car, which was filling with deadly gas, documents show.
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In this case, vinegar adds a tartness that perfectly finishes its custardy filling with lemon juice and vanilla.
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My inbox hasn't been filling with those "can you believe — isn't this thrilling?" notes I would have expected.
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This year, she replaced the filling with grass and cooked the dish on a fire of burning plastic.
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We were quiet for the rest of the ride, the car filling with the smell of cinnamon gum.
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A Jetstar flight in Australia ran into trouble when its cabin began to filling with smoke on Thursday afternoon.
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The decorations have been put away, and mailboxes are now filling with credit card bills instead of holiday cards.
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Or when her toilet started filling with bubbles because someone put too much detergent in the building's washing machine.
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In 2013, Italian astronaut Luca Parmitano was spacewalking outside of the ISS when his helmet started filling with water.
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But they occasionally keep filling with fluid and grow, like a balloon, sometimes to the size of an orange.
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The mintier option is filled with the pastry chain's signature "Kreme" (aka cream) filling with some mint mixed in.
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Now I can't listen to his music without my mouth filling with the bitter taste of hate and homophobia.
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"He's the only person outside my family I ever told about Beau," Biden said, his eyes filling with tears.
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In Spain, images of hospital receptions filling with patients as intensive-care facilities reach capacity have shocked the world.
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"I will say I was very privileged to be able to be there," Schwab said, her eyes filling with tears.
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Key moments would be preparations, the Brooklyn Naval Yard venue filling with flags and people, and of course Clinton's speech.
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Just let time do the work, and dig into decadent peach pie filling with just around 100 calories per serving.
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"I have lived that; I was a refugee, I know what it means," Okanovic said, his eyes filling with tears.
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By midmorning it had devoured about 8,700 square feet of road, signs and light poles, and was filling with water.
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Sandwiched between them is a custard filling with a raspberry jelly center, so it tastes just like the real thing.
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Letter From Europe LONDON — The calendar is filling with moments marking Britain's role in molding events that changed the world.
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But they talk, too, about how nearby buildings have been filling with young people priced out of Brooklyn and Manhattan.
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A few days later, Lori and her daughter Amy were doing laundry when the washing machine stopped filling with water.
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The jails are filling with shopkeepers arrested for unpaid debts; the talk on the streets is of homes being burglarized.
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Our oceans are filling with plastic, which in turn is filling up the bellies of the creatures in the sea.
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Houston residents began sharing raw, intimate footage of paddling in canoes, huddling in shelters, and their living rooms filling with water.
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Stuff is scattered all over the floor, as if the place had been ransacked, and the room is filling with smoke.
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The cookies, inspired by the marshmallow treat, features a hot pink creme filling with potential to temporarily render mouths totally neon.
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New orders are falling at a rate not seen since 2012, and disappointing sales mean warehouses are filling with unsold stock.
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"I would want to disclose my son's name," Ms. Fushitani said, her eyes filling with tears as she gazed at Takuro.
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Chez Hattab, a simple restaurant with local specialties in the center of Tunis, Tunisia's capital, is filling with hungry lunch-goers.
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Buttons would fall off, cotton dresses would fade, and my tiny New York City closet was rapidly filling with unwearable items.
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"This moves me beyond words," McEntire said, her eyes filling with tears as she held her medallion for the first time.
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But by the time I left her house the space of possibility that had opened inside me was filling with pain.
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The streets of midtown New York are filling with obnoxiously large crowds straining to see the holiday displays in department store windows.
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Wade previously told PEOPLE that his son's liver is failing, his lungs are filling with fluid and he is experiencing esophageal bleeding.
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The bar is made with decadent European Milka chocolate and has a vanilla creme filling with chunks of Oreo cookie mixed in.
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Eventually the bus was rerouted to a hospital in Vilnius, where it was discovered that his chest cavity was filling with blood.
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The seasoning's green and Scotch bonnet peppers are the loudest ingredients, punctuating an otherwise sultry filling with bitter, fruity and spicy outbursts.
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Your Money Adviser THE decorations have been put away, and mailboxes are now filling with credit card bills instead of holiday cards.
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It will enter a market that, as of right now, is devoid of fully electric pickup trucks but quickly filling with electric SUVs.
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"It's been 31 years," says Donna, her eyes filling with tears as she sits at the kitchen table in her D.C.-area home.
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"One time, they killed a goat that was my friend, outside my bedroom window," she said, eyes filling with tears over the memory.
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The water had to be changed regularly, both to run new experiments and to prevent the tanks from filling with algae, Babakinejad said.
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The 56-foot-tall Popeye balloon had made its debut a year earlier, his hat periodically filling with rain during that overcast holiday.
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My patient's heart might be failing and his lungs filling with fluid, but I'll switch his diuretic medication (it's just Lasix, not chemo).
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The walls of the gym dissolve to glass, the space filling with white glare, as the same winter wonderland reveals itself around them.
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WINDER, Ga. – His eyes filling with tears, though not one shed, WWII veteran Francis Turner reflected on the major moments of his 96 years.
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After Ryan was shot once in the face, Morton left him to die in his bedroom in Jeannette, Pennsylvania, his lungs filling with blood.
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Ms. Ryan, the director, extends the metaphor by showing Katie's car filling with water as the words from the book play on the soundtrack.
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This on top of the $2 billion natural gas pipeline Russia has built in Pakistan and is filling with LNG at increasingly attractive prices.
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In terms of taste, I liked the texture combination of the slightly chewy seafood filling with the crunch of the breadcrumbs on the outside.
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National parks are filling with trash while vital law enforcement personnel are working without pay for no reason at all — it's ridiculous and maddening.
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But there's a catch: Wage-based hiring means companies may miss out on mid-level workers they still have trouble filling with qualified Americans.
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Those tubes are more than 100 years old and in urgent need of an overhaul after filling with saltwater during Hurricane Sandy in 2012.
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According to the authors, Trump's daughter Ivanka, her face reddening and eyes filling with tears, urged her father to make a full-throated apology.
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After she abandoned her car, the raging current took her to Mr. Corl's car, where she took shelter until it started filling with water.
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A company drilling for natural gas 2 miles below the surface on the island saw a borehole suddenly lose pressure before filling with liquid.
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But Mr. Emery said the trust's move to replace concrete filling with pre-cast concrete was an attempt to circumvent the Clean Water Act.
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As he was snorkeling, the tide changed, he says, and the water started filling with all kind of debris — algae and wood first, then plastic.
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"I tell her I love her so much, to forgive me for everything that is happening," she said, her eyes at times filling with tears.
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The other end of the car began filling with smoke, he said, while the train continued to move between stations, leaving the main doors locked.
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It's always the dark meat and the fatty stuff, and you could easily make a filling with that and some gravy or leftover cooking juices.
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As a concept, it's incredibly simple: the silicon material allows you to remove just about any frozen filling with ease, and one at a time.
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Footage taken by onlookers and other passengers who had already left the aircraft showed the moments of tension, sparked by the plane filling with smoke.
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But one day at his parents' house, in January, 43, the satellite feed began showing astounding images of Tahrir Square, in Cairo, filling with protesters.
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With a little less media scrutiny, fewer heartbreaking photos and fewer calls from angry voters, tent cities could have kept on filling with traumatized children.
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At our local wat, monks often chant for dogs, cats, hamsters, lizards, snakes and turtles, the prayer hall filling with the murmur of their incantations.
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About eight million undocumented immigrants in the United States participate in the labor force, often in jobs that employers have trouble filling with American workers.
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On Wednesday morning, residents awoke to their parking lot filling with black S.U.V.s and F.B.I. agents swarming toward the corner unit of the apartment complex.
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The version I came up with has a meat filling with caramelized onions, ground lamb and a good pinch of cinnamon, cumin and hot pepper.
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We also start talking sales strategy, and my brain starts filling with a bazillion half-formed questions that distract me from being present in the conversation.
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"I bet you'll have a party tonight, won't you?" he shouted in Rajawat's direction, his eyes filling with tears as he walked away from the crowd.
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Her sweet songs belie a more sinister story: "He told me I was a dead woman," she says of her husband, her eyes filling with tears.
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She often serves as Trump's "consigliere" and, in a White House filling with infighting, is "there to protect her father's interest," a source told NBC News.
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Since Atlantic Richfield turned off the pumps that kept the giant pit dry for mining in 1982, it's been filling with a witch's brew of groundwater.
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As night fell, their overloaded dinghy began filling with water and its motor failed; most of the 20 people aboard did not know how to swim.
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Fishers discovered that if they worked past sunset, their trawls were filling with a new kind of shrimp, browns, which rose near the surface at night.
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The young Florida mother-to-be whose breathing problems were blamed on obesity when in fact her lungs were filling with fluid and her heart was failing.
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Blood then pooled between the layers of the arterial wall, like a blood pressure cuff filling with air, and blocked the flow of blood to her heart.
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Some pundits imagine car parks of the future bristling with charging-points as plugging in becomes normal and filling with liquid fuel is regarded as an aberration.
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Formerly dilapidated downtown neighborhoods are filling with restaurants, shops and yoga studios catering to the overflow of technology workers, hipsters and other economic refugees from San Francisco.
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Critic's Notebook With the decline of retail, storefronts in the Triangle Below Canal Street are filling with galleries — it's New York City's most unlikely new art scene.
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Once it has cooled, the baked mousse sinks in the center, transforming into a dense chocolate cake "crust" that's ideal for filling with the remaining unbaked mousse.
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The deputies pulled over, and Smith told Robert—and viewers—that a boat had arrived to pull him out of his cab, which was rapidly filling with water.
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Thanks to some sophisticated tech inside the peripherals, the Joy-Con controllers can do nearby object detection and even simulate sensations like holding a glass filling with water.
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What It Looks Like When You Get Stuck in a Cave Filling with Water My first thought is, Why would anyone want to know what this looks like?
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Twitter is already filling with tributes to Ghost and many fans are retweeting a particularly moving GIF from Game of Thrones' first season showing his very first appearance.
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Reached by phone Tuesday, Dr. Wade Harrouff, a dentist, tells PEOPLE his son's liver is failing, his lungs are filling with fluid and he is experiencing esophageal bleeding.
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But a sense of urgency takes over after she lights something on fire and throws it in the back seat of her vehicle, which begins filling with smoke.
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It is true that the roots of al-Qaeda and other jihadist groups can be traced back to Egyptian jails, which began filling with resentful Islamists in the 1960s.
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There is a repeated insistence that the fate of the galaxy is at stake, and plenty of long, moody close-ups, many of them of eyes filling with tears.
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For these specific ones, there's round print with slogans "Valar morghulis" and "Valar dohaeris" in room temperature and when filling with hot liquid, the Westeros and Essos card appears.
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Anyone could see why it had to go: the dam had wiped out one of the richest salmon fisheries in the United States and was quickly filling with sediment.
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Gusman said that he eventually called the Department of Corrections to request evacuations upon learning that generators were failing and some parts of the prison were filling with water.
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European Space Agency astronaut Luca Parmitano's spacesuit started filling with water during a spacewalk, putting him in danger of potentially drowning in the weightless water floating in his suit.
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From the flaky crust to the delicious creamy filling with just the right amount of cinnamon and pumpkin flavor, it was no wonder Wegmans had it in the bag.
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The 21925-acre waterfront development Britomart, wedged between the harbor and the Central Business District, or C.B.D., mixes historic and new buildings that are rapidly filling with upscale tenants.
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After receiving alerts about her dog's barking, the owner opened the Furbo app to see her apartment filling with smoke, and the dog barking at a fire, says Cheung.
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In a 2009 show at the South London Gallery, they showed a film of a (fake) McDonald's slowly filling with water, with burgers and wrappings floating on the surface.
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They began lathering themselves with the confection, the whole room filling with the smell as they covered and poured and writhed on the ground, all the while still singing.
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"I'm talking to the ones who ignore the halls of the schools filling with blood and tears and pictures of the children who should still be with us," Schumer said.
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"Calories give our body energy to do basic functions like keeping our heart beating or our lungs filling with air, as well as movements like walking or running," she says.
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That whole dream business in your letter about "walking with Sybbie under the great trees" and "listening to the pigeons cooing in their branches" and your eyes filling with tears.
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The new batch of celebs who'll be living in the 'Big Brother' house for another season of drama are filling with one thing in common -- starting salaries ... TMZ has learned.
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A judge ruled that Carter, then 17, caused Roy's death when she told him in a phone call to "get back in" the truck as it was filling with fumes.
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The clip above, which features Dan slowly being squashed beneath a six foot orange balloon filling with water, is the first in a catchily named segment called "Giant Balloon June".
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Drafts works on the principle that your ideas come first, so every time you launch it you're greeted with a blank screen that you can immediately start filling with text.
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Layer this lemon-thyme spongecake and Greek yogurt cream filling with whatever summer fruit you can get your hands on—any kind of berry or stone fruit would work perfectly here.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The seasons are changing here in New York, and city parks are filling with people looking for Vitamin D, migrating birds, and blooms and buds.
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MUMBAI, Feb 73 (Reuters) - Minutes after India's surprise announcement of a 10 percent long-term capital gains tax on equities, Rakshit Sethi's inbox began filling with emails from worried foreign investors.
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The anticipation was tangible ;Sunday, with cable news networks already broadcasting from the site, a cavernous media center filling with hordes of reporters from the U.S. and beyond and tight security.
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In a massive, hollowed column that was slowly filling with water, the main player character wrapped their companion with their long scarf, offering a chirp to encourage them to come along.
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Helios and Matheson Analytics, the owner of the defunct movie-ticket subscription startup MoviePass, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on Wednesday, according to a filling with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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The sound of one man retching multiplies until whole rows are hurling in unison, the plane filling with the general din of guttural animal noises and the sharp smell of stomach acids.
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The more that people become aware that their environs are filling with guns, their perceptions of society could become colored by fear and anger, thus leading them to more readily become violent.
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"It's like Sodom and Gomorrah, like God is angry at us," said Jorge Ortiz Diaz, 66, a government employee who was assisting with the rescues on Tuesday, his eyes filling with tears.
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Face up and staring at the faraway ceiling, I tried to keep still, but I was too busy worrying about my inner ear, which I feared was slowly filling with pool water.
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But the juvenile court judge focused his guilty verdict on the fact that Carter told Roy over the phone to get back in his truck when it was filling with carbon monoxide.
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A judge ruled that Carter, then 17, played a role in Roy's death when she told him in a phone call to "get back in" the truck as it was filling with fumes.
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The ventricles may be filling with fluid because Zika is obstructing their ability to drain normally, or because damage to other brain areas leaves a kind of vacuum that the enlarged ventricles fill.
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I personally have eczema on my back, but my face is its greasy foil — I can practically feel my large pores filling with grease the second I walk out my door every morning.
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His wife and their 210 children buried the body, piling rocks into a mound over the grave in a cemetery rapidly filling with other war dead here in Behsud District, in eastern Afghanistan.
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"It's like Sodom and Gomorrah, like God is angry at us," said Jorge Ortiz Diaz, 66, a government employee who was helping rescue people after the second quake, his eyes filling with tears.
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About 15 minutes after takeoff, the plane's cabin started filling with smoke and there was a smell of something burning, according to a statement from White House pool reporters who were on board.
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As a country music duo crooned in an auditorium still filling with adoring supporters of Mr. Trump, the president fumed backstage and huddled with his staff for a hasty redrafting of the speech.
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As the minutes passed, and she stared us down, her big brown eyes filling with tears, I had the same thoughts as probably every other protective adult in the crowd: Did she freeze?
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They saw dozens of their neighbors walk off their property over the last few years, including a close friend, Billy Frisbee, whose camper caught fire after his well pump combusted from filling with sand.
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You can't hide the amount of noodling in these books by doing your best Austen — Lady Catherine is seemingly kidnapped, and left in a cell slowly filling with water — and Aiken doesn't try to.
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"This is a boil which has been filling with pus for 20 years, and it shouldn't surprise anybody that it has burst in this way," said Christopher Patten, a former Tory minister and party chairman.
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In convicting Carter, the judge focused his ruling on Carter telling Roy to "get back in" after he climbed out of his truck as it was filling with carbon monoxide and told her he was afraid.
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Every video is the same—the video tells people to go to a website, walks them through downloading app or filling out a survey, and then shows their own Fortnite account magically filling with V-bucks.
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PUPPETS —hang on doors and porches of the families of the arrested, except for one puppet lying on the cement: a middle-aged woman wearing a child like a broken arm, her mouth filling with snow.
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Russia's retaliatory response to Western sanctions over the Ukraine crisis created an instant niche for domestic growers of tomatoes, cucumbers and lettuce — a market that Lashin's company and others like it are now filling with gusto.
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It was midnight in November, and we were 30 miles off the coast of Libya, where our small ship was quickly filling with scores of terrified, freezing refugees whom we had rescued from the chilly waters.
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As well as getting too hot to effectively charge the devices, the AirPower mat is also allegedly struggling to communicate with them, meaning it doesn't know the charge levels of the devices that it's filling with power.
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There's a handful of 'how I made it' photos as well if you want to try building your own, but aside from building a box and filling with with properly mixed cement, the process isn't terribly complicated.
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At the water line in Canovanas, about 20 miles (32 kilometers) southeast of the capital San Juan, people dunked bottles into larger containers still filling with water to make the most of their turn at the tanker.
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"Jill has been by far the best partner I could have ever imagined, not just for the work on Joining Forces, but our families have joined forces in so many ways," Obama said, her eyes filling with tears.
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Then, alarmingly, their need for oxygen would sharply increase, and they would go into full-blown respiratory failure, their lungs filling with fluid, said Dr. Enrique Lopez, 41, a surgical intensivist, who specializes in treating the critically ill.
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The prose is a little rough, but you have to remember it's a rough draft: Chapter 4: A Wink Gone Wrong Jonathan lay there, prone, cheek pressed against the asphalt, his mouth filling with the metallic taste of pennies.
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Holding a wrapper in your palm, use a fork to add about 1 tablespoon of the filling in the center of the wrapper, then lightly pat down the filling with the fork to get rid of any air bubbles.
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In a famous experiment, researchers observed how people reacted to a room filling with smoke, contrasting the behavior of those who were alone to those accompanied by others who were instructed in advance to appear indifferent to the smoke.
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He was cited as saying he had dropped the girls off at the cinema and that one of them had phoned later to say the auditorium was filling with smoke and that they couldn't get out because the doors were locked.
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" In that same essay, he lamented interracial sex because it would lead to a homogenization of humanity just as the world was filling with "the same cities, the same buildings, the same stores, the same products, the same way of life.
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Holding a wrapper in your palm, use a fork to add about 1 tablespoon of the filling to the center of the wrapper, then lightly pat down the filling with the fork to get rid of any air bubbles. 3.
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Absent of his moral clarity and the style of leadership such vision engenders, questions are being left unanswered, the void is filling with ambiguity -- just as thunder clouds loom on a late summer afternoon, darkening the horizon gathering torrential fury.
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Nearly every other senior figure in the governing Conservative Party was either sidelined or put in political peril by the vote on Europe, leaving a leadership vacuum that she is now filling with support from across the party's fractious elements.
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I stayed quiet and just listened to the sound of their talking more than their words, and I could feel myself getting stronger for it, my spine filling with liquid steel, and I knew I would be able to go on.
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ST. PETERSBURG, Russia — At this time of year, the halls of the European University at St. Petersburg, a private liberal arts college in the heart of Russia's second-largest city, would normally be filling with students returning from summer break.
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It was a supervirus that seemed nothing like the flu, one that might, within hours of infection, make you collapse in the street, your lungs filling with fluids, gasping for air as your face turned purple and you slowly, literally, drowned.
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According to Mayo Clinic, ARDS "occurs when fluid builds up in the tiny, elastic air sacs (alveoli) in your lungs" which then can inhibit your lungs from filling with enough oxygen, depriving your organs of the oxygen they need to function.
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As President Trump prepares to unveil an executive order to dismantle President Barack Obama's climate change policies, Washington's policy-making posts are filling with officials who have a record of openly denying the established science of human-caused climate change.
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I want to believe that you could make a good TV show about anything, and I love, in particular, the way Batmanglij and Marling convey the abject horror of having your face covered with a container slowly filling with water.
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With your dominant hand, use a fork to add about 1 1/2 to 2 tablespoons of the filling to the center of the wrapper, then lightly pat down the filling with the fork to get rid of any air bubbles. 6.
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Overlooking Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's onetime home in South Pigalle — the formerly louche red-light district that's fast filling with upscale nightspots, neo-bistros and bobos (French hipsters) who call it "SoPi" — Le Grand Pigalle revolves around a rarefied culture of imbibing.
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And places like Somerville, once a solid blue collar suburb where Mr. Capuano had served as mayor, have increasingly gentrified, filling with white progressives with little affinity for the old machine and a strong desire to project maximum resistance to the Trump presidency.
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If he were fleeing from a burning building, trying to lead his family to safety — his skin stinging with heat, his lungs filling with smoke — and he heard a child crying out from the flames behind him: What would he have done?
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In the past, this might have meant using seeded entries of pop culture names or modern slang, but I'm increasingly focusing instead on filling with regular words (CLUMSY, BEER, TYPING, etc.) that can become fun entries when clued in an imaginative way.
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He reports that at the time of her death, in 21989, Sontag had given no instructions about the dozens of notebooks that she had been filling with her private thoughts since adolescence and which she kept in a closet in her bedroom.
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In the final months of 2016, the camps at Standing Rock grew to more than 10,000, filling with indigenous peoples from hundreds of nations, climate-change activists, members of the Rainbow Family and Burning Man communities and those who simply felt a call.
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" FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS "As far as the wait to deplane, we had to wait for a few minutes for an available gate at the airport — something we obviously wouldn't have done if the plane really was 'filling with smoke.
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The president has said Biden is "not playing with a full deck" and the conservative aggregator Drudge Report ran a banner headline about Biden's "eye filling with blood" when he suffered a burst blood vessel during a town hall event on CNN last week.
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From the Cave of Wonders melting with Aladdin inside, to Princess Jasmine being trapped in a giant hourglass filling with sand, to the genie literally living in a tiny-ass lamp, there are so many tense moments where our heroes come close to being smothered and suffocated.
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The situation is not likely to change: Though policymakers have talked for years about shutting off the influx of undocumented workers, the economy has grown to heavily rely on them, particularly in low-paid, low-skilled jobs, which employers often have trouble filling with American workers.
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Even though he was crying, it was not unpleasant, like those times he'd taken mushrooms in high school and sat out in the nature preserve by Salt Point, tears streaming down his face when he felt the wave start to hit, his mouth filling with drool.
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"You had the feeling that Houston was higher and safer and inland from Galveston, that that kind of thing would never happen there," he said on Monday, looking warily out from a second-floor window at Xavier University and seeing the New Orleans streets filling with rainwater.
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" Excel spreadsheets or no, our post-pantsuit-nation struggles may be messy, but they're worth it: "The lives of men and women are filling with a radical hope that remains half-hidden: We might actually find out what being a man and being a woman means.
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As much as we love baking, there's something to be said for a party where all you need to do is pour the refreshments and ready your fine china for filling with an assortment of limited-edition dessert from brands like Magnolia Bakery, Georgetown Cupcake, and Ample Hills.
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So were her brother, an Afghan who has since disappeared, and a young Muslim suspected of links to a thwarted terror attack that led the authorities a year ago to call off a national soccer match with the Netherlands, even as the stadium in Hanover was filling with fans.
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In response, this part of the heart in athletes typically becomes larger and stronger than in sedentary people and functions more efficiently, filling with blood a little earlier and more fully and untwisting with each heartbeat a bit more rapidly, allowing the heart to pump more blood more quickly.
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Fitting right in with the dynamic of the whole primary race so far, Sanders is hosting a rally ahead of the dinner, while Colorado operatives said they expect Clinton to own the room, thanks in part to filling with members of the Democratic party's establishment who are supporting her.
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The film "Flooded McDonald's," a 2009 piece that established the group's international reputation, depicts a copy of a McDonald's restaurant slowly filling with water; its images of sodden fries and a Ronald McDonald statue bobbing in the rising water channel the era's anxiety over globalization and climate change.
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Our national parks are filling with garbage and feces, air traffic controllers are worried our flights are unsafe, food inspections are being cut back, and Internal Revenue Service workers -- surely already among the most glum folks on the planet -- are facing a chaotic and complicated tax season while drastically understaffed.
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Of late, those personal reminiscences of what Ms. Paulin called "bipartisan bad behavior" have found an outlet: a one-page letter, drafted by Ms. Paulin and Ms. Simon, also a Democrat, which has been quietly distributed around the State Assembly and other avenues of power in Albany, filling with signatures.
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Her damage isn't sexy, but it is compelling: 13 Reasons Why features endless close-ups of Hannah's eyes filling with tears and her chin just beginning to wobble as she realizes that once again, someone she thought was a friend has betrayed her, and damned if Langford doesn't manage to sell it every time.
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Read more: I flew business class for the first time on British Airways' new A350, and the cocoon-like privacy impressed me far more than the food or the loungeIf pilot strikes and cabins filling with smoke weren't enough, BA's business class offering has just been slated in a study by consumer group Which?.Which?
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When Presbyterian Hospital started filling with gas after the quake, Boy Scouts who'd been distributing phone books in the neighborhood helped walk the hospital's 22 patients down three or four flights of stairs, and an armada of taxis and other civilian drivers pulled up outside to evacuate everyone to a second hospital, across town.
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Whether we're unhappy because the person we have a crush on won't date us, or because our job has been shipped abroad, or because our town is filling with some nebulous "other," it's easy to turn to the highest office in the land and assume the person occupying it is to blame, however subconsciously, for our problems.
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There is a scene where the ship is filling with water, and there's people that are working in the lowest part of the ship like shoveling coal into it, and water is flowing in and they're trying to run to the door as it's closing, and then it closes and they're still behind it screaming and banging on the door.
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I could name 10 that have done exactly that, from the decrepit glamour of the Columns Hotel in New Orleans, where the bed was so high it required steps to get into, to the hipster KEX Hostel in Reykjavik, where the rooms were bare, the bathrooms shared, the environs a screeching construction zone and the lobby the coolest bar in town, serving its own beers and filling with free jazz and happy dancers every night.
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I pictured the day of my father's funeral—brushing my hair in the mirror in my black dress, picking at my cuticles until they bled, how my vision got blurry with tears walking down the stairs and I almost tripped, the streaks of autumn leaves blearing by as I drove my mother to the university chapel in her Trans Am, the space between us filling with tangled ribbons of pale blue smoke from her Virginia Slim, her saying not to open a window because the wind would mess up her hair.
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