They have either a flared ring or flared base at the end.
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In the UK in the late 2000s, there was a genre that flared up and flared out, and it was called wonky pop.
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The socks and flip-flops are white, as is the rest of his outfit: skinny flared trousers, a T-shirt with long sleeves, also flared.
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But Portland, Oregon was one exception as violence flared there.
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A flared up aurora as seen near Christchurch, New Zealand.
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The ceasefire has largely held but sporadic skirmishes have flared.
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In humans, the pelvis is what we would called flared.
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But on January 29th it flared up with renewed force.
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Tempers apparently flared during the slow traffic out of Charleston.
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In the flickering warmth, she flared her nostrils and snorted.
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Over nearly three hours of debate, tempers flared at times.
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The meeting was generally calm, but tempers flared when Rep.
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A match flared inside the cabin, turning the windows orange.
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Unrest flared again in Hong Kong after a protester died.
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At school always seemed the time that it flared up.
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But fighting persisted and flared again last month in Juba.
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He makes floral flared suits look cute instead of gross.
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Yet when my temper flared, she retreated from the kitchen.
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Tensions flared in the weeks leading up to the vote.
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" Attention flared when the British Book Marketing Council made "Mrs.
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Tempers flared and tensions increased during the discussion on crime.
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"When he fell, it just flared up again," Bowles said.
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Tempers and emotions flared at a Tuesday City Council meeting.
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Trump's views on this subject flared up again last week.
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The first protests flared in March and April and snowballed.
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Without a dictatorship to suppress it, ethnic violence has flared.
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Nose scrunched up, nostrils flared, smile playing on her lips.
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He stopped taking it and his symptoms flared up again.
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The yuan began falling markedly in June when trade tensions flared.
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She said his anger flared up again after reading the indictment.
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Windy, dry conditions also flared up smaller fires around the region.
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A WAR of words has flared up at the World Bank.
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All three women wore dark tops and dark-wash flared jeans.
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Cholera flared up in April and spread rapidly, killing 2,227 people.
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Unionist protests have flared over far smaller affronts to British identity.
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Rocking a denim jacket with drawstrings, and their new flared jeans.
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After seven years on the little pill my cancer flared up.
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While she was there, student protests against the junta flared up.
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It's made all the more adorable by his lightly-flared pants.
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Designs were long, bare and smooth, dresses were flared and flowed.
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They argued, tempers flared and soon the dog was shot dead.
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It flared most recently when Mr. Trump visited Britain this month.
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When these efforts were blocked, resentment flared and the ax fell.
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The volume rose and tensions flared in the House of Commons.
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In the last two weeks the market flared into deeper backwardation.
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But a ceasefire collapsed in July 2015 and fighting flared anew.
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Another possibility is that the virus subsided and flared up again.
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Fighting with various ethnic groups has flared in the nation's borderlands.
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They also flared at the Red Bull team after Verstappen's arrival.
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Pairing flared pants with flats might make your look seem unpolished.
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Conflicts have flared between livestock herders and farmers competing for land.
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However, violence has flared periodically in the years since, especially around elections.
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Protests flared in San Francisco over the fatal police shooting on Dec.
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At least 15 new fires flared up Tuesday, according to the agency.
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As the fallout commenced and the spectacle flared, one waited for the
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In it, Gentileschi looks out at the viewer, her eyes slightly flared.
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Still, tension soon flared with land speculators, bankers and domineering plantation-owners.
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Scott pointed out that his addiction flared up when he felt despair.
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Policing became reactive; officers responded when violence flared, but usually not before.
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Tensions flared at President Obama's televised town hall on race relations Thursday.
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Tempers have flared with debate descending into a melee earlier this month.
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The prisoners set fires; on March 403rd one flared out of control.
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And do they still look as adorable in flared jeans and glitter?
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Her problems with housing instability have flared up over the years since.
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At Maddox's ceremony in November 220, Grace's ribs flared with every breath.
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As a new debate over multipliers flared, freshwater types stood their ground.
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He described the scene as "orderly," but said tensions had sometimes flared.
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Weeks of sniping in the Democratic presidential race flared into outright hostility.
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Violence also flared anew on Thursday in several locations in southern Iraq.
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Two years ago, crises flared up in Brazil, Russia, and South Africa.
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But the protests on Tuesday flared inside the security perimeter as well.
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Tensions have flared this week over Barr's handling of the Mueller report.
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Already on Monday morning, tensions flared between Turkey and the United States.
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The conflict flared up after the collapse of a ceasefire in 2015.
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Knowles' ensemble consisted of a layered strapless bustier and dramatically flared trousers.
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Tempers flared as Republicans accused Democrats of preventing passage of crucial aid.
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In 2015, a joint disease in Mr. Person's left knee flared up.
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Tempers flared between the two after Cuomo's initial comments a day earlier.
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Social-Work cotton short jacket, $450, and flared trousers, $450, at socialworkny.com.
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Separatist movements have occasionally flared up, but Beijing has suppressed these demonstrations.
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This year, tempers flared in the wake of an emotional presidential election.
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Silver devoré shirting and flared trousers fit for a glam rock star.
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At times, he blinked rapidly, his lips pursed and his nostrils flared.
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However, violence has flared in the years since, particularly around election time.
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She'd had these treatments when her asthma flared, and they'd always helped.
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Most of the gatherings have remained peaceful, but tempers have flared sporadically.
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At certain points the disease has flared up, requiring more drastic treatments.
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Tensions have also flared over technology deals that involve sensitive personal data.
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Over the years Cher has proven she's the queen of bell-bottoms (from flared-leg jumpsuits to sequin ensembles), but we noticed she may love a look even more than a good flared pant — a jaunty airport hat.
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Ratajkowski's double-breasted jacket costs $129, while the matching flared trousers are $69.90.
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Unsuccessful attempts to settle the debate flared up again in 1987 and 1994.
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Rumours that Russia may be meddling in the region flared up last month.
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Victoria Beckham for Target women's fuchsia twill flared trouser, $28 (originally $40); target.
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Semiconductor stocks were sliding on Monday as concerns over trade flared up again.
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Or really, two scandals that flared up in close proximity to one another.
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Jameela Jamil's signature look updates Goldie Hawn's flared fringe of the early '70s.
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Mark Reynolds flared an opposite-field, run-scoring single into short right field.
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The reading was taken before tensions flared in the U.S.-China trade war.
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Police also fired tear gas in Tin Shui Wai district, as tension flared.
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Wildfires have swept across Sweden and to smaller extent have flared in Finland.
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Protests have flared in San Francisco over the fatal police shooting on Dec.
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Kulikov is considered day-to-day after his back flared up once again.
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While foreign monitors gave a generally positive assessment, tensions flared in several locations.
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But tensions flared again last week over the two countries' positions on Syria.
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Her "ta-da!" moments, which elsewhere landed predictably, flared up here without warning.
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As in, people are yearning for some brightly colored, faux-leather flared pants.
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In response to the ban, a protest immediately flared up outside J.F.K. airport.
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Tensions flared in 2014 when China installed exploratory oil rigs in the vicinity.
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But tensions flared just hours later, after Trump issued a statement blasting Bannon.
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He grabbed it by the teeth, sank his fingers into its flared nostrils.
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Since the crisis flared in August, the financial response has been relatively small.
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After the shooting, protests erupted for several days in Sacramento as tempers flared.
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The feeling of otherness flared when she visited Princeton as a potential applicant.
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Greg Abbott tweeted last year, when the issue flared up in his state.
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Hopes of Porzingis returning were sidetracked when his sore lower back flared up.
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For Merkel, Deutsche's woes could hardly have flared up at a worse time.
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Tensions over the individual have also flared during — and after — the impeachment trial.
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But Duda flared a single to shallow left-center field to tie the game.
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As the afternoon dragged on, tensions flared and the scene at times turned violent.
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Violence has flared as a result, and the stack of bodies is growing higher.
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Eruptions have flared up in recent times on other islands, most notably Grande Comore.
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Protests also flared in large metropolitan areas including Philadelphia, Oakland, San Francisco, and Chicago.
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But clashes have flared outside the capital and Machar has repeatedly delayed his return.
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"This issue has flared up a bit more in the last year," she said.
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The people noted these differences of opinion have flared up between the different groups.
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New fires also flared up in Riverside and Ventura Counties on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Violence flared again in 2015 after the collapse of a two-year peace process.
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Oil, meanwhile, surged as tensions between Iran and the U.S. flared up this week.
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The party's failure to handle anti-Semitism within its ranks has flared up, again.
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The star kept it casual in a leopard fur coat, flared pants and loafers.
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Details such as peplum waists and flared sleeves will also transform your look instantly.
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Tempers flared, benches emptied, John Gibbons was ejected, but no other action was taken.
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Those monuments have been the subject of heated protests, which flared up again Sunday.
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But fighting has flared in Kachin State in the north and in Rakhine State.
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Gas is also flared, as some producers are primarily set up to sell oil.
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Tensions have also flared between Iran and Israel, alarmed by Tehran's influence in Syria.
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The navy piece featured flared legs and strategically placed lace flowers over her unmentionables.
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Cozart has been battling his quads since May, when the injury first flared up.
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Tensions flared again in September after Secretary of State Rex TillersonRex Wayne TillersonState Dept.
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There was no scoring in the first period but tempers flared toward the end.
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Kaepernick, who kept a courtly aspect during the interview, flared for the first time.
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I was also chronically anxious, with rashes that flared the week before any exam.
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China has hit U.S. goods with retaliatory tariffs in the past when disputes flared.
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Bishnu had to go home to his village because his hepatitis had apparently flared.
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Kobe Bryant sat out the game after his sore right shoulder flared up again.
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Then, as the five-day conference began on Saturday, disputes over credentials flared up.
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Violence flared this week, with more than 100 people killed in election-related clashes.
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" He held his palms out, fingers flared and said, "You've got the story wrong!
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Tensions flared again at period's end, and Nick Ritchie and Blake Coleman were tossed.
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Also skater skirts and tulip skirts; flared, cropped trousers; neat jackets, and bibbed dresses.
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Tensions flared in August as both sides announced reciprocal tariffs but have thawed since.
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She wore this stunning Tracy Reese flared dress for a ceremony in summer 2013.
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The president's comments come as tensions have flared between the administration and the media.
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Tempers flared with 3 minutes 49 seconds to play with Boston leading 97-89.
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S. trade tensions flared up and retailer Kingfisher slumped 7% following disappointing quarterly sales.
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Tempers flared and Mr. Kelly asked that the room be cleared of staff members.
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She wears them with everything from her signature Alaïa flared dresses to Liberty prints.
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That question has flared up in a dispute over the accuracy of the biography.
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And it especially flared the last time Hillary Clinton ran for the Democratic nomination.
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When it flared up, it was a force of nature, a wonder to behold.
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Will shaping return to fashion through a cinched waist, a sculpted coat, a flared skirt?
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Violence has flared in the mainly Kurdish southeast and elsewhere in Turkey in recent days.
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The wildfires flared in two new locations on Monday morning in southern California, officials said.
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Despite telling PEOPLE Now that she was "at peace" in November, drama flared on Dec.
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IRAQ - Similar factors were behind deadly civil unrest in Iraq which flared in early October.
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Natural gas is flared off at a plant outside of the town of Cuero, Texas.
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They had finally paid off a six-figure amount when a new issue flared up.
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It was tight just above her stomach, flared out just enough to hide the bump.
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In 1993, President Bill Clinton visited Panmunjom when the North Korean nuclear crisis first flared.
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Lately I've been getting back into bell-bottoms, but high-waisted and not too flared.
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The flared-skirt style comes with pockets, a swing hem, and slight scoop O-neckline.
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Debate on a few points has already flared up as a government shutdown looms closer.
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Tensions flared following the cancellation, as attendees feuded, sometimes physically, according to photos and video.
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The Samos fire flared outside the camp on Monday night, firefighters said, before spreading inside.
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Its clothes often have playful flourishes such as cutouts, beading, bold prints or flared skirts.
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We're particularly digging those flared sleeves (very on trend) and the tweed's unexpected color combination.
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Protests flared when Sarksyan, an establishment veteran, announced he was seeking to become prime minister.
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Violence has flared frequently on the frontier since Palestinians began weekly protests on March 30.
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They're softer and looser, but retain the structural elements to create that signature flared skirt.
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Tempers flared and Hayes shot Smith, killing him, and injuring Smith's wife Racquel as well.
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"His elbow flared up on him," Collins, the Mets' manager, said of Syndergaard before leaving.
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Schechter had a rare condition that flared up while he was playing golf in 2007.
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The release of Dion's report promised to reignite a scandal that initially flared in February.
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The release of the report promised to reignite a scandal that initially flared in February.
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The sky, which stretched endlessly above the flat, lush fields, flared with clouds at sunset.
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The spread from March to April has similarly flared to 45 cents from 27 cents.
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The battle over defense spending has flared within the House GOP over the last week.
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Something that's fitted throughout the leg, but becomes flared just a little towards the bottom.
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She paired her top and flared denim with a matching Louis Vuitton belt and purse.
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The duchess paired a $140 Equipment blouse with $50 flared trousers from Zara, Yahoo reports.
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The plan was scrapped but protests flared again over the continued detention of opposition demonstrators.
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But unrest has flared in states ruled by his party, catching regional leaders flat-footed.
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When one Republican tried to get an exemption for the human papillomavirus vaccine, tempers flared.
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Criticism subsequently flared in Washington, Seoul and elsewhere that the deals only benefited North Korea.
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Protests flared after security forces killed a popular militant leader called Burhan Wani last July.
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And being longtime proponents of flared jeans, we're almost even more excited about this one.
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But as he became increasingly resistant to the Botox dosages, his dystonia flared up again.
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Tempers flared between the teams after Powell took a hard foul midway through the half.
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Hadid went for a sleeveless T-shirt, contrast-hem flared pants, and pointed-toe shoes.
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A long-running dispute over the Himalayan border with China has flared in recent years.
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Each piece has a rolled, flared lip that makes pouring from pots and pans easy.
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But the conflict that flared this week seemed to have little to do with legislation.
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After mistakes, Crupi turned away in genuine disgust, her nostrils flared and her mouth twisted.
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In Syria, military tensions flared between Iran and Turkey, two of the Sochi talks' sponsors.
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In New Orleans, tempers flared this spring when four Confederate-era monuments were taken down.
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Last week, fires flared up again in the Australian Capital Territory, moving closer to Tidbinbilla.
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It was contained but flared again on Saturday as the wind picked up, reports said.
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In some places, fights even broke out in queues as tensions flared between anxious customers.
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Several times this season and last, tensions have flared during a game against the Rays.
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Not surprisingly, all of the amendments failed along party lines, but not before tempers flared.
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I throw on flared jeans, black heeled boots and a nude button down collared blouse.
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Hamilton is considered and serene, and wears a white T-shirt and pale, flared denim.
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Angry mobs looted, burned and vandalized shops, properties, and vehicles, after violence flared on Sunday.
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With but few exceptions, violence subsided during the day, and flared rapidly again at night.
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When tensions flared during witness interviews, lawyers would take Mr. Goldstein aside to soothe disputes.
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"He's a magician!" the crowd chanted as fireworks flared and Netanyahu kissed his wife Sara.
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Over the weekend tensions flared again, with the two countries clashing over trade, technology and security.
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Tensions flared after a vehicle laden with explosives rammed into an Indian police convoy on Feb.
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But even in recent administrations, the clash between state and federal marijuana statutes has flared up.
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"My psoriasis flared up when I was about 20," Chris says, adding that it's become unbearable.
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She chose a sparkly, plunging Christian Siriano black jacket with matching flared trousers for the occasion.
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Trump has attacked the merger, and his feud with Time Warner-owned CNN flared anew Wednesday.
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By early evening, most of the protesters had dispersed, though clashes flared up in other neighborhoods.
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Tens of thousands of protesters had gathered peacefully in the Chinese-ruled city before tempers flared.
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Tensions flared on February 27, 63, when police struck a widow who was selling cigarettes illegally.
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A cinched waist with a flared, A-line hem is so $$$ for hiding a small bulge.
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When trade tensions flared into a tariff war last year, however, it was the final straw.
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Think: plaid flared pants, plaid vests, plaid mini-skirts, plaid mini-backpacks, and plaid mini-thongs.
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When trade tensions flared into a tariff war last year, however, it was the final straw.
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Protests have flared repeatedly in Dhaka since two students were killed last week by speeding buses.
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Protests flared last year after security forces killed a popular underground separatist leader called Burhan Wani.
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The allover lace covered a subtle sweetheart neckline and flared out into a slight A-line.
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Violence has flared up again since Renamo challenged results of the southern African nation's 2014 elections.
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Not to mention the cheeky flared fingers thrown out in the path of the opponent's eyes.
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Violence has flared between the LNA and its main opponent, the Benghazi Revolutionaries Shura Council (BRSC).
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Bright orange and red flames flickered and flared through several gaps in the large tree's trunk.
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Still, as the most recent hurricane models showed the storm heading her way, her jitters flared.
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Those symptoms have included "aggressive headaches" that have particularly flared up over the last two years.
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Tempers flared when Germany's top court prevented Erdogan from addressing the July 31 rally via videolink.
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"The Goldfinch" actor teamed the accessories with a camel brown, flared suit over a yellow polo.
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Such bitter divisions had flared long before Mr. Trump seared his surname onto the democratic process.
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We lived in a cozy condo, so it wasn't easy to get away when tempers flared.
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NOTES: Tempers flared for the second time in as many meetings between the Grizzlies and Suns.
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Each piece has a rolled, flared lip that is great for pouring directly from the pan.
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Demonstrations calling for her to resign flared Wednesday night in cities including Brasília and São Paulo.
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Tempers flared after the break when Moreno pushed Altidore over and then dropped onto his back.
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To revive some of last season's purchases, try layering dresses over cropped or flared denim. Workwear
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Protests against the team names, logos and mascots have flared occasionally over the past few decades.
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Racial tensions that flared among some organizers before the first women's march appear to have ebbed.
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The blazer flared a touch at the bottom, adding something princely and maybe even Prince-ly.
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Tensions have flared between the White House and congressional Democrats since the Mueller report was released.
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Vice President Mike Pence, who was also there, looked on in silence as the tensions flared.
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Dozens of blazes that have been raging across the region for months flared up this week.
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Mr. Abiy's tenure also has been punctuated by ethnic rivalries that have flared in recent years.
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Tensions over the dam have flared between Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan since construction began in 2011.
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Violence flared in Kashmir after the death of Burhan Wani, a young militant leader, in 2016.
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The Rich story has been kicking around since July, but flared anew last week, when FoxNews.
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Hundreds of people were arrested during the violence, which has flared up periodically in South Africa.
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Hate crimes and other incidents of bias have flared up, as documented by many news organizations.
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But when rivalries between Japan and China flared, people in Fangzheng found themselves branded as traitors.
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We're wearing flared jeans that were so tight we had to lie down to zip them.
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The outbreak has also flared up in places like South Korea, the Middle East and Europe.
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We're wearing flared jeans that were so tight we had to lie down to zip them.
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Even when parked, its flared fenders and angry nostrils project aggression and insanity like nothing else.
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Tensions between Washington and Tehran flared last week after an American airstrike killed Iran's top general.
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Recession fears flared, trade-war tensions ebbed and flowed with ferocity, and corporate earnings growth slowed.
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By Tuesday, police had arrested 189 people allegedly involved in violence that flared Sunday in Johannesburg.
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Matt Kemp followed with a single flared to right field and Myers went to third base.
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Similar discussions have flared around an entirely separate case involving the R&B singer R. Kelly.
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Over the weekend tensions flared again between China and the United States over trade, technology and security.
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But condom molds can be made magnum-size, studded, ridged, or flared for a more ergonomic fit.
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The ideological divisions inside the GOP have already flared in the early days of the new Congress.
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Tensions between the United States and Iran flared up, after Tehran shot down a US military drone.
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From designer Tanya Taylor, the dress has an adorable a-line cut and flared sleeves to match.
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Clashes with police flared in 2015 and this year, although the government has shelved the boundary plan.
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Trump sensed the rage that flared from this pain and made it the fuel of his campaign.
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The actress and the designer opted for cigarette pants while the writer/director chose a flared leg.
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Tensions flared again between the United States and China during the weekend over trade, technology and security.
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It flared up without warning, this protective feeling toward an indeterminate bundle of cells inside of me.
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Tensions flared early in the second quarter when Cleveland's Larry Nance Jr. shoved Morris under the basket.
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He left Game 1 of a Tuesday doubleheader in the seventh inning when the ankle flared up.
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It is the second time in as many weeks that violence has flared between Muslims and Sinhalese.
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He was dressed in a pair of flared jeans and an imitation Perfecto jacket studded with badges.
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Singer-songwriter Paul Simon and actress Carrie Fisher's attraction to each other flared quickly — only to combust.
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A research program on ways to capture and monetize flared gas can stimulate demand and reduce emissions.
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Tensions flared again between the United States and China at the weekend over trade, technology and security.
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Authorities scrapped the scheme in January, but protests flared again over the continued detention of opposition demonstrators.
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Tensions flared between the U.S. and its closest allies after Trump's appearance at the G-7 summit.
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But clashes have frequently flared outside the capital since then and Machar has repeatedly delayed his return.
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Tensions flared Sunday when a group of migrants rushed the border and US authorities fired tear gas.
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Tempers flared in the fifth, and Gibbons was ejected after an argument with crew chief Joe West.
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Elgort was pictured wearing a '70s-inspired flared suit in camel brown over a yellow polo top.
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Tensions also flared over the sanctions the U.S. slapped on Russia for its 2014 annexation of Crimea.
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The conflict flared up again in July 2015 after the collapse of a two-year-old ceasefire.
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When she yelled in his face, her nostrils flared, and the little hairs haloing her temples quivered.
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However, spring is the perfect time to try new shapes, whether it's a cropped or flared style.
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Violence flared near the U.S. embassy in Beirut over President Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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But after the Arab Spring protests began in 2011, violence flared, and the family decided to flee.
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Tempers flared in the Senate as the Republican leadership scheduled votes without reaching a deal with Democrats.
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A skeleton crew stayed behind at Patagonia, putting out spot fires as they flared up on campus.
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Some of the ERA-related arguments surfacing now are similar to those that flared in the 1970s.
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Her name flared briefly into fame, of the saddest variety, and then sank back into the dark.
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This month, the escalating crisis briefly flared into a military exchange between Iran and the United States.
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Protests against economic hardships and alleged corruption initially flared in Iran's second city of Mashad on Thursday.
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Tensions between the government and the STC flared last year, but the latest fighting looks more serious.
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When xenophobic nationalist movements flared up in reaction, the Russians poured on the gas via social media.
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Tensions flared after Saudi Arabia blamed Iran for an attack on Saudi oil facilities on Sept. 14.
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It wasn't the first time I'd traveled by myself, but a week before I flew, nerves flared.
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We passed an outpost flaring gas across the surface of rectangular pools of water; others flared skyward.
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Fierce fires have flared around Australia for several weeks, prompting mass evacuations, devastating towns and destroying homes.
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But his most recent strep throat infection flared up on Memorial Day, and those clinics were closed.
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Nike launched the LD 1000, a running shoe with a "dramatically flared heel," in its early days.
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Hollande urged Iran and Saudi Arabia to reduce tensions which flared after Riyadh executed a prominent Shi'ite cleric.
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Violence has flared during the recent protests after Hernandez put soldiers on the streets, leading to widespread condemnation.
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S. trade talks at this week's G21 meeting and fears of an escalation in Iran tensions flared up.
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A peace deal signed in 2015 proved shaky and fresh clashes flared again in the capital in July.
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The attack occurred in south Kashmir's Kulgam district, where protests against Indian rule have flared in recent weeks.
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The piece is available on their website in a blush color or olive featuring flared sleeves for $770.
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Today, tensions with Russia have flared once again, as the special counsel investigation into Russian election interference continues.
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Myanmar regards the Rohingya Muslims as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and communal violence has flared periodically for decades.
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Over the weekend, she posed for a group of Instagram photos wearing a white dress with flared sleeves.
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But while tensions have flared up, strategists still expect the two sides to strike a trade deal eventually.
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Across the city Monday afternoon, protest sites became hot spots of activity that flared up and died down.
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Tensions have flared within the ruling coalition over a corruption scandal that cost a junior minister his job.
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Not only did he wear a wig, but Porter also donned a sparkly blazer and flared red pants.
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The conflict in Kashmir has flared up in recent weeks, with tensions at their worst in a decade.
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Its flared haunches, gaping grill and squat stance project a clear sense of purpose; the Raptor means business.
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Myanmar considers the Rohingya illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and bouts of suppression and strife have flared for decades.
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Both China and Japan claim ownership of the islands and tensions have flared numerous times in recent years.
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One glittering orb from the disco decade of wide collared shirts and flared boxing gloves was Poot Lorlek.
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The conflict flared up again in 2016 and saw a number of deadly incidents over the past year.
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After a few tense but relatively uneventful years, hostilities between Morocco and the Polisario flared in late March.
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North of San Francisco, a fire that flared Tuesday near rural Covelo raced through brush, grass and timber.
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The conflict flared up again in July last year after the collapse of a two-year-old ceasefire.
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An earlier deal brokered in February quickly collapsed after fighting flared around the country's besieged second city, Aleppo.
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Ambrosio showed up in a barely-there halter top — which exposed her toned abs — and coordinating flared pants.
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It recorded its first monthly fall in May, when tensions between the world's two biggest economies flared up.
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But the main event will be the first meeting between Trump and Xi since trade tensions have flared.
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Tempers flared early when Tampa Bay's Dan Girardi blindsided Brandon Dubinsky at 254:55 of the first period.
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Last week, tensions between Iran and the U.S. flared after Tehran shot down an unmanned U.S. surveillance drone.
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Euro zone government bond yields also dipped as the trade dispute between the United States and China flared.
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Tensions flared last Sunday when a group of migrants rushed the border and US authorities fired tear gas.
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It need not lead to political catastrophe; it has flared up and sputtered out repeatedly in the past.
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Next year, we can expect to see psychedelic prints and flared cuts from the 1960s and 1970s everywhere.
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Meanwhile, fighting flared up last week between rival Tuareg clans, unsettling the Kidal region in the far north.
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Conflict between the PKK and the Turkish military flared up last July after the collapse of a ceasefire.
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Methane is a potent greenhouse gas, leaked or deliberately "flared" all along the oil and gas supply chain.
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A quarrel flared in 2015 while Mr. Modi visited China to smooth over rifts and promote economic ties.
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But the goal has proved elusive, and fighting has flared along Myanmar's border with China, in the east.
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Still, tensions flared when a group of about 300 migrants approached the Guatemala border at Corinto from Honduras.
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Violence flared again during the 2007 presidential election campaign and Ruto himself was accused of being behind it.
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To complement its juiced-up engine, the GLE 63 S coupe also gets flared fenders, a rear diffuser, ...
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As he spoke, big explosions were heard and flames flared up at a distant part of the campus.
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I used to shave until a few months ago when my PCOS randomly flared up my hair growth.
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The "2/2009 Incident," as it has come to be known, was an uprising that flared on Feb.
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Each time it was extinguished, it flared back up -- perhaps because of the fuel on board, he said.
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As he spoke, big explosions were heard and flames flared up at a distant part of the campus.
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A flared version from Lark & Ro ($39), maybe in millennial pink, might be just what you're looking for.
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Schroeder's back pain flared whenever he was stressed — a busy time at work, an illness in his family.
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But then it flared up again — this time, in a Hollywood culture on the brink of a reckoning.
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Violence flared in Sudan as the ruling military council and protest groups tried to reach a political-transition deal.
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I'd take a round of antibiotics, and would be cool for a few months until it flared up again.
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The anti-immigrant Know Nothing party flared up out of nowhere, and the anti-slavery Republican Party gets underway.
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The dress flared out behind the 46-year-old at the hem and formed into a train behind her.
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In fact, I'd usually opt for a loose-fitting dress or flared skirt to cover my bottom half completely.
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Since then, inter-communal and inter-religious violence has flared sporadically despite the presence of peacekeepers and French forces.
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The parliamentary debate was suspended after a raucous three-hour discussion during which tempers flared and lawmakers hurled insults.
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Fighting also flared anew in Aleppo between insurgents and an alliance including the Kurdish YPG militia, the Observatory said.
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Tempers flared this past Sunday when hundreds of citizens gathered outside the Parliament buildings to protest the deteriorating conditions.
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She said on the show that she's forgiven him, though her insecurities flared up when she learned about it.
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By writing to the government as this political drama flared, the banks seemed to have seized the high ground.
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Clashes have flared in recent weeks between the army and guerrillas in Kachin and Shan states in the north.
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So Shaller-Goldberg wrote a five-page letter detailing the tracksuit: fitted jacket, flared pants with a drawstring. Voilà.
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"Things without a flared base can easily slip into the anal cavity and cause serious harm," Dr. Deitsch says.
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Glasses were tilted, nostrils were flared, and remarks were exchanged in a mix of Arabic, French, Dutch, and English.
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Tigers beat Yankees in brawl-filled encounter DETROIT — Pitches buzzed heads, tempers flared, fists flew and thumbs were extended.
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Grissino-Mayer says Gatlinburg could have probably been evacuated sooner, even though he understands how fast the fire flared.
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Before then, it had been cut off from the international bond market since its debt crisis flared in 2010.
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It was a ruse, and the ultra-violent trailer for Mortal Kombat 11 flared to life behind him instead.
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Myanmar regards the Rohingya as illegal immigrants from Bangladesh and bouts of suppression and violence have flared for decades.
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The violence flared amid rumours that officials were trying to clear away unlicensed hawkers selling local delicacies, including fishballs.
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Furthermore, the BLM offices have inconsistent policies regarding whether companies should pay royalties for the vented or flared gas.
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Had France not been under a state of emergency, the matter might not have flared up as it did.
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But hundreds more migrants have arrived in Tijuana this week, and by late Wednesday night, tensions flared once again.
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This is a valuable resource that everyone wants to see brought to market instead of vented or flared, i.
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In each country, the virus has flared again, most recently in Guinea, with eight deaths in March 2016 alone.
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Tempers flared last year when Christiania's leaders refused to allow a new bike path to cut through the neighborhood.
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Insurgencies dogged Myanmar through decades of military rule, and fighting has also recently flared near the border with China.
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The Blue Cut Fire in Southern California flared up at five acres and roared through 25,21918 acres by Wednesday.
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The benchmark cash-to-three-months spread flared into backwardation in the first, second and fourth quarters of 2000.
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Violence in a three-decade-old war with PKK fighters flared in July after the collapse of peace talks.
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As he moved into modernism, he found that his life was freer and looser; his pomp flared into camp.
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Springing into view in period-appropriate flared trousers, Mr. Molony might someday make an able Spooner or Hirst himself.
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Later, tempers flared between Patriots cornerback Malcolm Butler and Bears receiver Alshon Jeffery, leading to an extended shoving match.
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In contrast, tempers flared on Friday in Torre del Greco, near Naples, at the funeral of four young men.
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Tempers have flared in cities like Charlottesville, Va., as they confront their past and move to tear down monuments.
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The beautiful blue sky is probably just the patch of white wall in his apartment, flared with the flash.
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Once trade tensions flared, China drove its purchases of American oil to nearly zero last year, Mr. Book said.
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Their mutual animosities have flared again, and not only over the South Korean Supreme Court's rulings against Japanese companies.
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Viewed from above, the flowers looked like huddles of tiny birds with their beaks pressed together and wings flared.
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Since Minsk II was signed in February 2015, fighting has periodically flared up, mostly prompted by Russian-backed forces.
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Tensions also flared in other states as officials faced a backlash over decisions to forge ahead with their elections.
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In none of those times did inflation flare up (and in the current expansion, it hasn't flared up yet).
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Domed tortoises have rounded shells, and saddleback tortoises have flatter shells with flared edges and a raised neck opening.
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Friction has already flared between Democrats heavily invested in Mr. Ossoff's race and activists closely aligned with Mr. Sanders.
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There were several nights of three-ways involving them both; relationships that flared then fizzled for each of them.
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He was 0-4 with an 11.40 ERA in four starts for the Diamondbacks before the elbow flared up.
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Occasionally, tempers flared, and activists on both sides described being heckled or having pints of Guinness thrown at them.
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Last year, Marathon Oil vented or flared almost half of the gas produced at its wells in the Bakken.
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The Sunni-Shiite divide flared in the past decade as the Islamic State gained power in Syria and Iraq.
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The controversy flared up in the heat of Davis' unsuccessful run for governor in 2014 against Republican Sam Brownback.
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Some 40% of the estimated 100,000 Nduga population had been internally displaced since violence flared in December, Nduga said.
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Border tensions between the two countries flared up between 1998 and 2000 and had remained unresolved until this month.
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Cholera flared up in April and spread rapidly, killing 2,227 people but the death rate has since fallen dramatically.
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It won't be the first time the various investigations that have dogged Trump flared up while he is overseas.
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The president's anger then flared when Mr. Turx asked about a rise in anti-Semitic incidents around the country.
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But the outbreak of Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome in 2003 flared up and hasn't been seen in humans since.
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The ongoing tension between Apple and Facebook flared again this week, causing a dramatic hubbub in the tech industry.
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But the concerns flared after Tesla reported a first-quarter loss of $702 million at the end of April.
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Back in Chicago, the fight for civil rights flared, but Jarrett lived in a lovely house in cosmopolitan comfort.
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"The heel flared so much, in fact, that from certain angles it looked like a water ski," Knight wrote.
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Tensions have flared anew over North Korea's ongoing nuclear and missile programmes, pursued in defiance of years of U.N. resolutions.
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Headly flared one right into that empty space and Schwarbs got on his horse and started hoofing for the line.
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Protests flared in cities and college towns across the US, with fed-up demonstrators chanting that Trump isn't their president.
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Just look at model Bella Hadid, 20, who stepped out wearing a high-waisted flared style in Los Angeles yesterday.
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Tensions flared last summer after Shiite forces helped oust the Islamic State from Sunni areas like the city of Tikrit.
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The model belted the $119 long double-breasted jacket from the brand and paired it with matching flared $69.90 trousers.
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The model belted the $119 long double-breasted jacket from the brand and paired it with matching flared $69.90 trousers.
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Doubts first flared up in December, when the central bank loosened its inflation target for 2018 from 12% to 15%.
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Such worries have flared again even as, in 23, imports of Russian gas by EU countries reached a record high.
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Simmering tensions Tension first flared at the Scarborough Shoal in 2012 when China effectively evicted Filipino fishermen from the area.
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The issue flared up again Monday night: CLINTON: I think my husband did a pretty good job in the 1990s.
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The two men signed a peace deal in August 2015, but spent months wrangling over details while sporadic violence flared.
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In Brooklyn Bridge Park, tensions flared when some neighbourhood residents wanted to replace the park's basketball courts with tennis courts.
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Mnangagwa's spokesman said troops would stay on the streets and the state would block the internet again if violence flared.
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On being informed that a biography was in the works, "Chanel's famous nostrils flared," Ms. Charles-Roux told The Times.
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When you're using sex toys made to go into your butt, then you best believe they'll have a flared base.
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The stark divide flared again in Sunday night's acrimonious debate, much of which quickly devolved into insults and character attacks.
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The dispute flared on Monday when Lotte approved a land-swap deal that moved the THAAD system closer to deployment.
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Tempers also flared during a second call between Iowa Democratic Party Chair Troy Price and the campaigns early Tuesday morning.
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Tempers also flared during a second call between Iowa Democratic Party Chair Troy Price and the campaigns early Tuesday morning.
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And even though floral print is definitely nothing new, the flared sleeves and wear-anywhere silhouette add a fresh touch.
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"Whatever makes them happy, I'm happy," Jenner, who wore Tom Ford velvet flared pants and a cobalt sweater, told Fallon.
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Back then, when violence flared during protests, she'd wait by the door of her family's home in Kinston, North Carolina.
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Machar had recently returned to Juba to resume his role as deputy again when the July clashes in Juba flared.
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Wearing another flared black mesh jumpsuit, Kardashian West showed off her bright new 'do and her trimmed-down new bod.
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But the confrontation during the PBS "NewsHour" Democratic debate simulcast on CNN flared into open anger in the final moments.
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Even in the relatively peaceful past decade, unrest has flared up, most notably in the summers of 2008 and 2010.
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Still, tensions have flared between the two countries over issues like arms control and Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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A university official confirmed Wednesday that tensions had flared during Ms. Salinas's address to graduates of the College of Communications.
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Still, Democrats were treading carefully in a primary where tensions flared up between Cisneros and health insurance executive Andy Thorburn.
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After they were detained in El Paso, Gonzalez died from heart-related causes that seemed to have flared up suddenly.
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While the latest conflict has flared as smoke fills the skies of Sydney, its roots go back years, maybe centuries.
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Tensions flared and a tenuous bipartisan coalition that had won the program's approval in the House of Representatives disintegrated. Gov.
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Others gathered for an impromptu memorial in the city's Central district, where tempers flared after the arrival of police officers.
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In Lebanon, demonstrations flared in late September against bad economic conditions as the country grappled with a deepening financial crisis.
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Even in developed countries, outbreaks have flared up in recent years as a growing number of parents have refused vaccination.
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The "hair" is actually its tentacles, which are often flared above its eyes like "reindeer antlers" as one member observed.
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They loaded the bases when Eickhoff flared a single to right that fell in front of a diving Jason Heyward.
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Trump's anger with Rosenstein and Mueller flared last week after news of the raid on Cohen's home and office emerged.
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New questions around Kemp's oversight of the election flared Tuesday amid problems with voting in some parts of the state.
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Fourteen years in, a health condition flared up, leaving his calendar checkered with days when it was hard to work.
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Instead, anger over the mess has flared out in multiple directions, with the N.C.A.A. an obvious target of Louisville fans.
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The latest ceasefire saw violations decline during the Christmas and New Year period, though they flared up again during February.
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Some of us are holding on to the silhouette for dear life, refusing to wear anything that's even slightly flared.
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Tempers flared throughout the game, producing eight yellow cards, two for N.Y.C.F.C. defender Ethan White, in addition to Vieira's expulsion.
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While there were early signs that GM Korea's union may be more accommodating than in the past, tensions have flared.
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In the spring of 1741, after a particularly harsh winter, a mysterious series of fires flared in New York City.
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Now, Lisa McClendon, 64, was trying to level with her respiratory therapist about why her asthma had flared up again.
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By then, people were getting desperate, he said, with some resorting to theft while tempers flared over minor dust-ups.
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But the roof remained hot, and some 40 minutes after the workers left, one of the hot spots flared up.
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In the 1950s, women began to favor brighter frocks and flared skirts that billowed while they leapt through the air.
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At one moment on the protester side, police officers wrestled at least one person to the ground as tempers flared.
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A year later scandal flared up again, implicating players from the Brother Elephants, one of the league's most popular teams.
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On the runway, expect to see a lot of "drama through the shoulder" for women and flared legs for men.
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Beneath the water line, the container ship's flared bow also tore a large gash in the destroyer's hull, officials said.
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In the months that followed, more debates flared over invited speakers — including the conservative writers Ann Coulter and Ben Shapiro.
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Sleeves were voluminous and up to the elbow, worn with trousers flared and cut above the ankle or slim skirts.
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With distinctive flared forks and seat stays, Hill said the bike has pushed new UCI design rules to the max.
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But after a back injury flared this month at the tournament in Montreal, Federer skipped the next one in Cincinnati.
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Bell-bottom and flared pants similar to those from the 1970s will be hugely popular in the next two years.
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These have flared up at moments like President Clinton's pardon of Mark Rich and Trump's many exercises of the power.
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The public outrage flared on social media after a passenger was dragged off a United flight at Chicago O'Hare Airport.
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The Australian prime minister has received praise for his leadership in tackling devastating bush fires that have flared for months.
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The cash-to-three-months timespread flared out to a backwardation of $22.75 per tonne early last week.
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Soon afterward, however, controversy flared over how, in the wake of Guyger's conviction, Jean's brother forgave her -- and hugged her.
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Shortly after the issue flared up last week, Cruz said that Trump "speaks the truth" and didn't need to apologize.
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Authorities had hoped to control the blaze during the day as temperatures fell slightly, but instead it flared up again.
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"This time they shot to kill, not to intimidate," says an academic from Shahriar, a town where the protests flared.
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Short, stocky trees with thick, mossy middles and flared canopies rose from the lush vegetation, holdovers, surely, from the Jurassic.
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Three decades of armed conflict in Northern Ireland ended only in 1998, and paramilitary violence has intermittently flared ever since.
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But ethnic violence - long held in check by the state's iron grip - has flared up in many areas, including Amhara.
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Tensions flared this week after House Republicans managed to successfully amend a gun control bill with votes from 26 Democrats.
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Another official in Northern China said his crushing plant scrapped plans to buy Canadian soybeans when the trade dispute flared.
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Violence has flared in the Gaza Strip since March 30, when Palestinians began protests along the border area with Israel.
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The committee first requested an interview with Mr. Gaetz in early May, well before the latest tensions with Iran flared.
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Many of the emails also served to essentially re-inflame various intraparty controversies that had flared up during the primary campaign.
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Notable looks included layering of asymmetrical pleated skirts over flared trousers in cotton poplin and multicolor hoodies covered in rope embroidery.
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Further, he had an old neck injury which flared up in association with some neck spasm at orgasm whilst lying prone.
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Baltimore starter Wade Miley (8-14) didn't allow a hit until Andrew Benintendi flared a single to lead off the fourth.
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After the trade war flared-up, she trimmed her exposure to a Chinese apparel firm that manufactures goods for international brands.
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"Bond yields have flared up and that might have hurt stocks too," said Giuseppe Sersale, fund manager at Anthilia in Milan.
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In the Soura part of Srinagar, where protests have flared, some residents said that they would try to join the protests.
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The regional standoff flared in the Gulf hours later, with Iran-allied groups firing a ballistic missile at Riyadh from Yemen.
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We're not changing our target yet but even before the trade talks flared up, we had limited upside for the year.
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The royal mom of two opted for the fun and flared outfit from Paule Ka for a trip to South Wales.
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If that is true, then it is not surprising that Europe's recent xenophobic anxieties have flared up on the football pitch.
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S. trade war, which flared up dramatically last month, and Trump's threat last week to impose tariffs on all Mexico imports.
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Inspired by Pyer Moss and Virgil Abloh, Mandla designs what he calls "high-end streetwear," including flared trousers with side zippers.
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Buy arm warmers explicitly for binge-watching The Matrix trilogy (yes, all three.) Find some full-on flared terry- cloth sweatpants.
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So much gas is flared from oil rigs in the vicinity that the sky glows orange at night, blurring the stars.
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Tensions have also flared in recent months over Al-Aqsa Mosque, a contested holy site known to Jews as Temple Mount.
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But on the western side of New Guinea island, in Indonesia's far east, a decades old insurgency has flared with violence.
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The degree to which sectarian tensions have flared up "was a new phenomenon," that was visible in daily life, Maktary said.
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Tens of thousands of protesters had gathered peacefully in the Chinese-ruled city before tempers flared, some charging police with umbrellas.
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In fact, she fittingly wore a striped Milly top with flared statement sleeves during her final stroll through the White House.
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Flared tensions could see Facebook receive less promotion in the App Store, fewer integrations into iOS, and more jabs from Cook.
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The condition flared up once again in March 2013, resulting in another hospital stay — this time in Australia — and canceled gigs.
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With 212 seconds left, tempers flared when Clippers center DeAndre Jordan and Turner had to be separated after Jordan fouled Lillard.
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That's why my nostalgia flared up in 2014 when I heard Myst would be getting its own TV series from Legendary.
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While Moretz, 20, paired her Proenza Schouler PSWL drawstring denim jacket with a black turtleneck and cropped flared jean (also PSWL).
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The superstar singer arrived at the 2019 Grammys wearing an oversize black tuxedo with nothing underneath, plus matching black flared pants.
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When misophonics listened to the trigger sounds, activity flared in their anterior cortex, the part of the brain that processes emotion.
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"Also, this can't be the only repeated infection, so what else was attacking the Romans while malaria flared in and out?"
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Tensions have occasionally flared between China and India over disputed sections of their border and real and perceived incursions by troops.
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In Texas, Rystad said it "observed an increased tendency" where gas is flared on new wells for four to six months.
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Violence has flared in Israel since October, with Israelis weathering a deadly wave of stabbings, shootings and car-rammings by Palestinians.
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Bochy said his Achilles tendon, which had bothered him in spring training, flared up after he stepped on a base awkwardly.
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Tempers flared briefly in the fifth inning when Arizona's Steven Souza Jr. upended Dodgers third baseman Max Muncy on a slide.
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Because the ruffles, flared sleeves, and eight other trends ahead are exactly what we've been anxiously waiting to wear once again.
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But the problems really flared just after the new year, when Saudi Arabia executed 47 people, including a prominent Shiite cleric.
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She also let him root through archival materials, including photos of women in flared skirts affixing miniature water towers to rooftops.
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Violence flared at the border between Israel and the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip on Monday ahead of the formal embassy move.
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The shipments mark a change since Chinese buyers largely began avoiding U.S. oil during the trade dispute that flared last summer.
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Geopolitical tensions have occasionally flared up since the armistice, although both countries have so far managed to avoid another devastating conflict.
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Geopolitical tensions have occasionally flared up since the armistice, although to date both countries have managed to avoid another devastating conflict.
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The feeling flared up abruptly, both when she was thrilled by radical action and when she was aghast at public complacency.
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An old injury had flared up in Madrid two weeks earlier; he'd been forced to withdraw from a tournament in Rome.
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The back of the couch is tufted and bordered by low-flared arms that are thick enough to comfortably perch on.
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In the last decade, issues have flared over the construction of a driveway far larger than what the building code allows.
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For the evening, Versace flaunted a black satin tuxedo paired with flared trousers, or knee-length leather skirts with golden buttons.
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When Neil Walker's back pain flared up recently, the initial prognosis was that he could play through it with sporadic rest.
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It has 15392763-inch wheels, housed with flared fenders, and a long, low body that conveys a sense of forward motion.
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Tempers flared ahead of the 38-27 vote, with members of Congress screaming at each other during the nationally televised proceedings.
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Just look at the difference between Spike Jonze's musical influence on Fully Flared and the soundtrack to a Barrier Kult edit.
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Since the dispute flared, both Malaysia and Abu Dhabi have sought to repair some of the damage by restructuring their funds.
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Her son's asthma had flared up, and she thought the mold and cockroaches in their current home were making it worse.
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Tempers flared again in 1814, and in 1816 the H.M.S. Alceste fired on a Chinese fort, killing a reported 47 soldiers.
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Clothes To Take Anywhere You Dream Up: Flared denim, studded suede and laid-back boots to carry you through many adventures.
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The shortage has resulted in nearly 20% of gas produced in North Dakota being flared, well above the state's 12% target.
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They flared suddenly and faded quickly, so that someone luminous in one 15-minute stretch went utterly dark in the next.
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In the 2017 fiscal year, before trade tensions flared, the United States exported about $22 billion in agricultural products to China.
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It was, for Habberley, a death knell for conformity; the next day, he transformed his flared school uniform pants into drainpipes.
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His winner came after tempers flared during the second half of the latest meeting between the two North American soccer rivals.
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Investors have poured into safe haven assets like bonds as trade talks have flared up, sending yields to historic low levels.
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Conflict has flared on and off for decades as insurgent groups fought a guerrilla war to demand independence for the area.
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Shprygin was among 20 Russian fans expelled from France after violence flared before and during the England-Russia match in Marseille.
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The snub was announced by the Palestinian foreign minister on Saturday as tensions flared between Israelis and Palestinians over Trump's decision.
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Tensions flared in May after Renault failed to tell Nissan that it had secretly engaged in merger talks with Fiat Chrysler.
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And after McIlroy's injuries flared up again at the P.G.A. at Quail Hollow, the thought of rest and recuperation was tempting.
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When the unrest flared, Ho was a linguistics major minoring in media studies, hoping to one day break into broadcast journalism.
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Elsewhere, latticelike knits appeared on flared pants, skirts and bandeau tops, and indigo denim came corseted with intricate boning and stitching.
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Advertisers pulled out and protests flared after a Times investigation revealed payouts of $13 million to resolve claims of inappropriate behavior.
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Protests have flared in Kashmir despite the curbs, and critics say India's move will alienate Kashmiris further and fuel armed resistance.
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Violence flared in several parts of the southwest on Tuesday, with government warplanes launching air strikes near a rebel-held village.
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"Bringing the bodies to Ahmedabad flared up the whole thing, but he is the one who took the decision," he said.
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He described the logo as having the trapezoidal shapes above and below the eagle's head representing its wings, with flared edges.
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And while discussing her latest flared jeans, Simpson revealed that she has shifted her closet must-haves for her body type.
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Since December, fighting between neighboring ethnic groups the Hema and Lendu has flared across Ituri province in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo.
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Kim, 40, shared a photo of herself walking to the beach in a printed swimsuit with flared trim and oversize floppy hat.
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Kelly wore shiny silver pants with flared bottoms, and Yardley wore a colorful metallic dress, a matching headband and white leather boots.
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Tensions flared even further when Harley went live on Instagram in the middle of an argument between the two the following day.
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The PKK's campaign flared up again when a peace process fell apart in 2015, with its attacks primarily targeting Turkish security forces.
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The supermodel paired flared rainbow jeans with a denim bralette, a white button down shirt, gold hoop earrings and two gold chains.
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Tensions between the United States and countries in the region have flared over U.S. President Donald Trump's hard line policies against immigration.
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Still, if a global crisis flared up again, central banks still have a few powerful, though controversial and potentially illegal tools left.
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That may sooth Democratic donors, but it doesn't necessarily reflect the scale of hostility that flared between Clinton and Sanders this week.
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Communist scientists had put the first satellite, dog and man into orbit, while America's efforts flared and fizzled on the launch pad.
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Kim shared a photo of herself walking to the beach in a printed swimsuit with flared trim and an oversized floppy hat.
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Long-running tensions Both China and Japan claim ownership of the Senkaku chain, and tensions have flared numerous times in recent years.
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In true 1970s style, the pair sport flared pants, while Carter dons a printed shirt and Tutor wears sunglasses, a button down.
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Tensions flared even further when Harley went live on Instagram in the middle of an argument between the two the following day.
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More than 2,592 people have been injured since protests flared again Friday, over unemployment, government corruption, and a lack of basic services.
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Tempers flared after reports spread among the assembled crowd that officials had refused to see a delegation from the farmers, witnesses said.
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The mama-to-be looked stunning in a floor-length white dress, accented by a striped pattern and featuring long, flared sleeves.
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Tensions had also flared at the state house on Hangzhou's West Lake, where President Obama eventually met with China's President Xi Jinping.
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Tempers flared after the national assembly announced in December (by tweet) that a provision allowing for same-sex marriage would be dropped.
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Danner, 74, opted for a red-and-black color palette with a longer smoking jacket tied over a pair of flared trousers.
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But there's also one very important feature that anything you're planning to stick in your butt has to have: a flared base.
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It flared last month, when the supreme court ruled that electoral courts rather than criminal ones should deal with campaign-related corruption.
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Russia leads the world in terms of gas volume flared, while the United States has the highest number of individual flare sites.
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I stopped getting dressed or going anywhere, which was a convenient time to do that, since my adult acne had flared up.
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Open disputes flared on Wednesday during a meeting between Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in Moscow.
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Right before the grueling overnight barbecue challenge, an old back injury flared up and he had to be taken to the hospital.
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We're told some staffers didn't even know Fairstein was on the board of directors, and when they found out tempers quickly flared.
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Even more partisan -- and regional -- conflict flared after Sandy slammed into New York and New Jersey just before the 2012 presidential election.
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Growing Muslim population The issue of burqa bans flared across the West last year amid calls to ban the full-length garment.
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Fighting has flared across the country since the demise of a U.S.- and Russian-brokered February ceasefire that underpinned the peace talks.
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Violence flared at the Colombian border Saturday when opposition leader Juan Guaidó tried to accompany a convoy of humanitarian aid into Venezuela.
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Fighting between Hema and Lendu flared again in late 2017 and early 2018, killing about 300 people before a fragile calm returned.
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Tensions also flared in the Oval Office last month while Trump signed a resolution to repeal the CFPB's rule on forced arbitration.
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His back problems — long-running but long manageable — also have flared up, forcing him to withdraw from the Madrid tournament this month.
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Just check out fashion powerhouse Olivia Palermo rocking a pair of flared plaid pants: Or how about Danielle Bernstein's matching plaid suit?
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Its head was emerald, its neck amber and gold, its back a phosphorescent violet that flared to a sunburst at the tail.
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Conflict between the autonomy-seeking PKK and the Turkish military flared up in July last year after the collapse of a ceasefire.
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A new fire that flared up in Ventura County has grown to cover nearly 9,000 acres, and is moving toward Santa Paula.
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Mark Reynolds flared a broken-bat, run-scoring single to left with two outs in the eighth to make it 5-3.
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As tempers flared at the government, protesters also pushed away anti-riot police forces who had provided security earlier in the day.
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He flared open one side of his blazer to reveal that yes, it was a sweater vest he had on under there.
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It's a marriage of the combustible and the methodical, and one that at times has flared up over policy and temperament differences.
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Renewed violence has flared between Moscow-backed rebels and Ukraine government forces that has caused the highest casualty rate since mid-December.
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But tension flared last year after protests in the regions turned violent, with armed separatists calling for a country of their own.
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The controversy flared anew this month with the deaths of African-American men at the hands of police in Minnesota and Louisiana.
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"The mother's infection may have flared up after her pregnancy, and the virus was then transmitted to other family members," Dokubo said.
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A three-decade conflict between the Kurds and Turkey flared up again in July 2015 after a fragile peace process broke down.
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If the pain flared again, Dr. Robinson would insert a tube through his skin to drain the gallbladder, a much safer procedure.
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Yet, as trade tensions have flared again, research analysts who forecast company earnings barely lowered their estimates for this year and next.
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Tens of thousands of protesters had gathered peacefully outside the Chinese-ruled city's legislature before tempers flared, some charging police with umbrellas.
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And let's keep it civil, folks — arguments have flared on both sides of this issue, and you are entitled to your opinion.
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A lanky man with close-cropped hair, Wiessant holds up one hand, fingers flared, and turns his head deeply to the right.
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Having flared on and off for a decade since Putin's 2014 annexation of Crimea, the Russo-Ukrainian War was heating up again.
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Tensions flared anew on Saturday when Mr. Netanyahu and Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki of Poland both attended a security conference in Munich.
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Two issues in dispute flared up publicly: changes to retirement savings and to individuals' ability to deduct their state and local taxes.
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Mario Madera-Rodriguez, all service members who were living nearby, plotted to haze Melgar after tensions flared between them by June 2017.
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Ecuador flared up over a nixed fuel subsidy, Chile over a public-transport fare hike, and Bolivia over a suspicious presidential vote.
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At one point during the preparations, tensions flared so high that one senior aide pleaded with the candidate to provide some direction.
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Fighting between the government and rebels in Kachin has flared for decades but restarted in earnest in 2011, according to the report.
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This is in spite of a turbulent start to the year in geopolitics as tensions between the U.S. and Iran have flared.
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Myers, Travis Hamonic and Mark Giordano were involved in a series of hard cross-checks as tempers flared late in the period.
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More than 100 Iraqis have been killed and 4,000 wounded since protests flared on October 1st in Baghdad and across southern Iraq.
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Tensions between Iran and the U.S. flared up earlier this month after the U.S. assassinated Qasem Soleimani, a top-ranking Iranian general.
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Tempers flared when topics like truthful financial disclosures, potential conflicts of interest and the role of Puerto Rico's federal oversight board arose.
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Tempers flared at the meeting, said the official, who declined to be named because of the top-secret nature of the gathering.
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Kelly, likely a key player in the upcoming year-end immigration fight, declined the Post's request for comment about the flared tensions.
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But in a volatile year marked by lingering trade tensions and uncertainty that flared up without warning, that formula is working well.
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GE is also offering Iraq access to Baker Hughes (BHGE) technology that can capture flared gas that is burned at oil wells.
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Whether it&aposs a more modest cut or full-out flare, there are plenty of good pairs of flared jeans out there.
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Hostilities have flared in recent months, including large demonstrations along the Gaza border and occasional rocket fire met by Israeli retaliatory strikes.
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This month, tensions flared on social media when Carcel introduced a new line of silk garments produced from women's jails in Thailand.
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The department is also shifting officers from Queens into public housing complexes in northern Brooklyn, where much of the violence has flared.
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Violence flared in the financial centre on Wednesday as police used gas and rubber bullets to disperse protesters opposing an extradition bill.
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She did not play again until the French Open, where she withdrew ahead of her second round match when her shoulder problems flared.
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S. trade war fallout which flared up dramatically last month and ended with U.S. President Donald Trump threatening tariffs on all Mexico imports.
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U.N. peacekeepers had to step when tension flared in between Moroccan forces and Polisario brigades in the buffer zone near the Mauritania border.
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Jason Kipnis broke his bat on a single flared to left field, scoring Naquin with the tying run, and the bases remained loaded.
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Thursday's fatality came when fighting flared again and a stray bullet hit a man walking in the street, witnesses and his relatives said.
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But to vote for him, one had to look past the elements of racism, misogyny and Islamophobia that flared up in his campaign.
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The 31-year-old actress was dressed down in a baggy white t-shirt, flared workout pants, sunglasses and sneakers for the outing.
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The Yankees scored in the fourth after Aaron Judge extended his hit streak to eight games when he flared a single to right.
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Wizards subdue Celtics for 203th straight home victory WASHINGTON — Tensions flared and then some when the Celtics and Wizards met earlier this month.
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The absurdly flared jeans that, in the late '90s, were the coolest way to signify your love for skating, Hot Topic, and Korn?
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Senate Democrats could soon force a vote on checking Trump's ability to take military action against Iran after tensions flared earlier this year.
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With so many other styles to choose from right now — boyfriend, girlfriend, wide-leg, flared — it's a fair assessment of the fashion climate.
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The announcement, citing "serious regulatory, moral, and ethical considerations," revives a political issue that last flared in 2015 and led to congressional hearings.
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Without the high-dose oxycodone, Paul could no longer tolerate the days when his back pain flared up, locking him down in agony.
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It looks extraordinary that managers hung on for so long after other foreign firms fled Syria—most did so soon after violence flared.
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The European Union began pulling up the drawbridge, and debates flared up around the legality and morality of its "stop the boats" policy.
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More than 2,000 Mozambicans fled to neighboring Malawi in January as fighting flared up between government forces and rebels in the Tete province.
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His 2 health conditions then flared up, causing him to miss several days of work, and Southwest Poultry fired him for his absences.
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Woods flared his iron off the par-3 16th hole well over — and left — of the green to again drop to 683 over.
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Tensions flared briefly on Friday and at least one man was injured, with blood streaming down his face, during a handout of supplies.
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Social media reactions first flared on Wednesday with images of incendiary tweets from an unverified Twitter account that looked to belong to Jeong.
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Conflict flared between the Republican campaign and the Clinton administration, some members of which may have harbored resentment from perceived slights in 1992.
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India's rupee ticked 0.3 percent lower as border tensions with Pakistan flared up after Indian jets bombed a militant camp in Pakistani territory.
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The zloty hovered at 21422-210/2106-month lows as tensions flared with the European Union over the rule of law in Poland .
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But both sides agree that one group didn't do enough to prevent the violence as the crowds grew and tensions flared: the police.
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We don't know about the flared-jeans thing, but we do know what your beloved celebrities from the early 2000s are up to.
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Thousands of troops were deployed to quell the protests, which had flared again on Monday near Sonipat when a freight train was torched.
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Tension between the two candidates flared earlier this week in a party race that has typically focused on policies and not personal attacks.
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Lizzie's outfit consisted of a bedazzled top with a cutout to show off her bellybutton and a pair of seriously flared matching pants.
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Tensions have flared around Crimea and eastern Ukraine in recent weeks, and many worry that another round of fighting is on the horizon.
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Tensions flared again Monday night at a city council meeting, where attendees accused the city of not doing enough to stop the violence.
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But with a cropped pair of flared jeans and a graphic sweatshirt, you've got an off-duty look that seriously can't be beat.
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Days after tensions flared and US officials fired tear gas at the border, the mood inside the massive Tijuana shelter was somber Tuesday.
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Violence flared at several university campuses as news of the latest shooting spread, with witnesses reporting tense standoffs between students, protesters and police.
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Tigers starter Daniel Norris pitched three innings, allowing one hit and two walks and striking out three before a blister issue flared up.
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Optimism flared last week after Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross floated the possibility that negotiators would meet in Washington ahead of the leaders meeting.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)At least three people were stabbed Tuesday after violence flared at a campaign rally in Lagos, southwestern Nigeria, police said.
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Tensions between the two countries have flared since Trump pulled the U.S. out of a 2015 nuclear agreement with the country last year.
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Tensions between the U.S. and Tehran have flared in recent weeks, raising questions about whether the Trump administration is preparing for military action.
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The violence, thought to be carried out by armed herdsmen, flared on Saturday in Jos, the capital city of Plateau State, police said.
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While Trump signaled the desire to pursue better relations with Russia, tensions between Washington and Moscow have flared over the conflict in Syria.
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Long floaty dresses, asymmetrical skirts, flared trousers and pencil designs evoked different eras with designs in emerald green, deep purple and geranium pink.
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The conflict over arms sales, which also flared up in 2010 and 2015, comes amid heightened trade tensions between the U.S. and China.
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Tensions between the U.S and Iran have noticeably flared in recent weeks, raising questions about whether a military conflict is on the horizon.
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Safety concerns about Amtrak, which is ostensibly private but partly funded by the government, flared last year after a deadly derailment in Philadelphia.
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Tempers have flared at the self-driving vehicles since a pedestrian in Arizona was killed by a self-driving Uber car last year.
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"Any anal toy should have a wide handle or flared base which will prevent it from becoming lost [in the anus]," Cross says.
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The dollar traded at 110.87 yen, having bounced back from a low of 110.355 on Wednesday as tensions between India and Pakistan flared.
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The injury flared up in the past few weeks but has reached a point where playing in the field is not an option.
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Around 1911, her artist friend Howard Gardiner Cushing painted her wearing an androgynous ballet costume, with pink pants and a sharply flared jacket.
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Tensions flared at the court-ordered clearance of Amona, the unauthorized hilltop outpost near Ramallah that is home to a few hundred settlers.
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France: Violence flared at the traditional May Day rally in Paris as the police played cat-and-mouse with demonstrators and masked vandals.
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Tensions have flared in recent weeks as President Trump disavowed the Iran nuclear deal and denounced the country's influence in the Middle East.
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The war flared most recently in a naval skirmish between Russia and Ukraine over control of a strait leading to the Azov Sea.
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But a new area of concern also flared after the retailer Target reported third-quarter sales and profit that missed Wall Street expectations.
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The nationwide debate over historical monuments flared up after last summer's riots in Charlottesville over the removal of a Robert E. Lee statue.
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Trouble flared in several areas of Lebanon on Tuesday night, including the Beirut district of Ain el-Remmaneh, where the civil war began.
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Tensions between the two NATO allies have flared over the PYD, which Washington supports in its struggle against Islamic State militants in Syria.
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Markets also kept an eye on developments in the Korean peninsula after tensions flared up between the U.S. and North Korea last week.
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As violence flared throughout the week, Kneeland flew to Pittsburgh, Cincinnati and Kansas City; Janson stayed in Chicago to cover the disturbances there.
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The Darfur conflict flared when ethnic minority rebels took up arms against Mr. al-Bashir's government, accusing it of economic and political marginalization.
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Tempers flared at a town hall meeting Wednesday as locals expressed their frustration and anger about the incident, according to CNN affiliate WLOS.
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The chatter flared up last year when a reputable news service reported that special counsel Robert Mueller had evidence linking Cohen to Prague.
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Separately, Senator John McCain tried to ease tensions with Australia that flared after Mr. Trump's dismissive comments about a deal to accept refugees.
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Jane Birkin's flared, high-waisted blue jeans, little white tees, and straw bags offer a blueprint for the 1970s resurgence we're living in.
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"I've had a history of a tendon problem in my left forearm and it flared up in the first set," she told reporters.
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In 2006 arguments flared when 9.4m people were counted in the northern state of Kano, compared with just 9m in Lagos, the commercial capital.
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The truth is, not one of the problems that have flared across financial news tickers so far in 2016 is completely new or surprising.
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She found only a shepherd near Raqqa, several hundred miles northeast of Dara'a, the southern city where antigovernment protests first flared in March 2011.
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MAXINE BENEBA CLARKE, an Australian writer and poet, describes her parents, in their flared cords and velour turtlenecks, as "Black Britain to a tee".
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Reynolds' two-run homer put the Rockies ahead 2200-1633 with one out and came after David Dahl flared a double over third base.
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Tensions with Iran flared last week when two tankers were attacked near the Strait of Hormuz, an attack that US authorities blame on Tehran.
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The conflict flared earlier this month when two tankers were attacked near the Strait of Hormuz, an incident that US authorities blamed on Tehran.
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The Duchess of Sussex wore a blue belted top by Oscar de la Renta and black flared pants by Altuzarra for the sporty event.
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The fire is about 80 percent contained but flared up in the last week, prompting authorities to advise some residents to prepare to evacuate.
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Tensions have flared numerous times over the Senkaku Islands, which China calls Diaoyu Islands, including face-offs between Japanese and Chinese warplanes and ships.
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Tempers flared during Thursday's NBA Finals opener as Tristan Thompson was called for a flagrant foul two during overtime against the Golden State Warriors.
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It's hard to imagine being furious without the physical accoutrements that come with it: a flushed face, a racing heart, clenched teeth, flared nostrils.
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About 100 journalists were present at the start of talks in Tokyo, the highest-level meeting between the two sides since the row flared.
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With nods to the romantic and folk, models wore floral, frilly dresses, flared skirts and jackets in sand, burgundy, orchid, dark blue and black.
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The choice between vertical and horizontal stills became a moot point when video became common, then flared up again when mobile phones rolled around.
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Tall, lithe, and permanently tanned, Kamali appears much younger than her 72 years in a skintight, stretch-jersey flared pantsuit of her own design.
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The master-potter says that this one is a piekou bowl, from the character meaning to throw, evoking the form of its flared walls.
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Tensions first flared at the Scarborough Shoal in 2012 when China effectively evicted Filipino fishermen from the area, souring relations between the two countries.
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Introducing the 2019 alternative to leggings: the flared stretch pants we've been spotting on every retailer's website, from Urban Outfitters to Net-A-Porter.
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Tempers flared and political fault-lines were inflamed, as aides to Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton gathered for their first meeting since Election Day.
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Nolan Arenado flared a run-scoring single to short left-center with two outs in the fifth, the ball eluding left fielder Angel Pagan.
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Sure, I could have tried using my vibrator or dildo anally, but neither of them had a flared base or stopping point on them.
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Social media reactions flared on Wednesday with images of racist tweets sent from an unverified Twitter account that looked to belong to Sarah Jeong.
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Tensions have recently flared over Moscow's military backing of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, whom the US accused of using chemical weapons last week.
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In Brazil, for reasons yet unclear, it quickly flared into an epidemic after its arrival—by official estimates infecting as many as 1.5m people.
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It was a simpler time, when flared jeans still ruled supreme and glitter was everywhere — on your clothes, in your hair, in your makeup.
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Tensions flared between Saudi Arabia and Iran, respectively the standard-bearers of Sunni and Shia Islam in their most hard-line and theocratic forms.
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The video of Scott's death reignited a public outcry that flared after the killings of unarmed black men in Missouri, New York and elsewhere.
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Tensions flared when Akademiks brought up the fact Takeoff was left off the hit single "Bad and Boujee" ... prompting the rapper to fire back.
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Clinton's comments will likely further stoke an international debate over digital privacy, which has flared after attacks in Paris, Brussels and San Bernardino, California.
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Tension flared between the two singers; James complained to journalists about the sensationalism of Prince's act, with its eye-popping clothes and obscene lyrics.
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The scrutiny flared up most visibly last October, when the Democratic presidential candidate answered questions for 11 hours in a marathon Benghazi committee hearing.
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Meanwhile, tensions between the United States and Russia have flared in recent weeks, spurred by new penalties Congress levied on Moscow for its interference.
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Tensions flared when dozens of pensioners attempted to push over a police bus blocking their way a few hundred meters (yards) from Tsipras' office.
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Optimism flared earlier this month after Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross floated the possibility that negotiators would meet in Washington ahead of the Argentina meeting.
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In fact, the anomaly was 10 to 100 times brighter than the average supernova, and it flared and disappeared quicker than other star explosions.
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In Brazil, which shares a border with Venezuela and where more than 65,000 Venezuelans have requested asylum so far, tensions have also flared up.
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But tensions between Washington and Tehran have flared in recent weeks, raising questions about whether the Trump administration is preparing for a military conflict.
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Natural gas pipelines could capture excess gas that would otherwise be flared from oil fields, but also become stranded assets in a cleaner future.
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This dispute flared up most recently in the case against Apple over the effort to access the iPhone used by the San Bernardino, Calif.
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Jakarta has sometimes tried to play a mediating role when inter-Arab tensions have flared, particularly between Saudi Arabia and predominantly Shi'ite Muslim Iran.
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Traders said panic buying of dollars by companies and households were not as strong as end-December when volatility in the Chinese currency flared.
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The latest violence flared amid tensions over the status of Jerusalem after US President Donald Trump early this month recognized Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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Donald Trump spoke at a rally in a suburb of Milwaukee, steering clear of the area where unrest flared after a fatal police shooting.
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She told Insider that many design elements from the '70s will be big in 2020, including wide lapels, double-breasted styles, and flared hemlines.
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Voting was mostly calm, although witnesses said a few scuffles broke out in one area as tempers flared in long queues to cast ballots.
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When I told people that I wanted to make blood sausage using my own blood, their nostrils flared as though they'd smelled something awful.
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But the burden weighed him down, pressing on a body still battling knee inflammation that had first flared up a month and change prior.
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Unrest has flared anew since a ceasefire collapsed in July 2015, and thousands of militants and hundreds of soldiers and police have since died.
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But tensions had also flared with both Mr. Gates and Steven A. Ballmer, a close lieutenant who eventually succeeded Mr. Gates as chief executive.
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My own hunch is that the rancor that's flared between you is, in part, a response to the enormity of the step you're taking.
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Clinton's comments will likely further stoke an international debate over digital privacy, which has flared after attacks in Paris, Brussels and San Bernardino, California.
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Although the Picardie's gently flared sides also make it well-suited for presenting table wines, consider investing in proper stemware for the nicer stuff.
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Blazes flared up and down California, from Los Angeles — where a state of emergency was declared just this week — to well north of Sacramento.
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Tensions have flared more recently after a top Senate Democrat disclosed that the Treasury Department had handed over documents pertaining to Johnson and Sen.
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But I found myself inexplicably filled with the hot anger that has flared up in me every now and then since Amalia was born.
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Frustration with Chinese shop owners flared up in 2006, leading to riots, and in 2014 Chinatown was set ablaze during another spasm of violence.
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And it flared up in recent months as Trump, well aware she may challenge him in 2020, repeatedly referred to her using his nickname.
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He maintained the opening march's solemn steadiness, which never sank into ponderousness and occasionally shocked with whooping brasses that flared and receded like fireworks.
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With one out, Inciarte flared a single into short left field and scored when A.J. Pierzynski drove a double into the left field gap.
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Some victim advocates blame Colombia's civil war, which simmered and flared for more than five decades, for spawning a macho culture of physical violence.
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The design also features a tulle bateau neckline, flared ruffle off-shoulder hem and sheer floral embroidery on long sleeves for an ethereal look.
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Quinn also introduced men's wear (a recurring theme at this season's shows in London) with a handful of wasp-waisted and super-flared suits.
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He said the blister may have originally flared up because of the chilly weather but had not been an issue for a few days.
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I flipped through bundles of black-and-white Indian matrimonial headshots, the subjects' bouffants, curlicues of eyeliner and flared pants suggesting a 1960s provenance.
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The battle flared again Monday after the Trump administration banned Fujian Jinhua Integrated Circuit Company, a state-backed Chinese chipmaker, from buying American parts.
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Tensions have also flared over Google&aposs work on a censored search engine for China and its Project Maven drone contract with the Pentagon.
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S tensions flared last week on news that China's Huawei Technologies Co Ltd's chief financial officer had been arrested in Canada, at Washington's behest.
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However in July 2016 fighting flared up in Juba once again, with clashes between forces loyal to Kiir and Machar leaving some 270 dead.
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Since the announcement, concerns of retaliation and a trade war have flared globally, and companies are warning that they will suffer as a result.
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Tempers flared early in the second half when Jared Sullinger pulled down Lopez on a layup attempt at 9:56 of the third quarter.
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The light blue tiara perfectly matched her statement gown, which featured an off-the-shoulder neckline with flared sleeves that cinched around her forearm.
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Yet Murray has not played since Britain's opening tie at the Davis Cup finals in Madrid last month when the pelvic bruising flared up.
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The men tramped down the runway wearing a range of outfits, including sharp suits (wide lapels, flared pants) and billowing capes and tulle tutus.
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Public anger and staunch opposition from political parties over the new legislation widely considered to be discriminatory towards Muslims has flared across the country.
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Tensions flared last summer when Horton called Sun a "drug cheat" before ending the latter's title defense in a tightly fought 400m freestyle final.
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Her pieces, which include everything from flared high-waisted pants and slinky jersey tops, reference her British-Jamaican heritage and explore black male identity.
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The protests flared against the backdrop of a deep economic malaise in Iran, punctuated by rising prices and high unemployment, especially among young people.
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Mr. Mathieson was referring to a year when violence flared between Rakhine Buddhists and Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine, leaving more than 100,000 people homeless.
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The downtrend in LME stocks has ground to a halt in the last month or so after time-spreads briefly flared out in May.
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In the Democratic debate on Thursday, this debate flared up again — because what Americans really want is a semantic argument over a word's definition.
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A person familiar with the dispute said that tensions flared during a recent meeting, when Mr. Cox presented his plans to redesign the magazine's cover.
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There were purple-velvet flared trouser suits and gold-lace gypsy dresses; maxi furs and distressed denim; all tracing a sweeping line down the frame.
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And Twitter's bunker mentality has clearly compounded its problems in identifying and responding to content issues that first flared on its platform and then raged.
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Dexter Fowler flared a single to center with two outs in the 11th, giving the Cubs a 6-5 lead against Matt Carasiti (1-0).
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It flared up again last April when Devilman uploaded a diss towards Chipmunk that referenced Skepta in ways you can't say on telly before 10pm.
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" Although tempers flared at numerous times during the march -- "You running for president and you want black people to support you, and vote for you.
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Unexpected emotions flared up for you late last night, Libra, and today, you'd be wise to carve out some time for meditation, journaling, and reflection.
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An Israeli-Iranian showdown also flared over Syria in February, when Israel said an armed drone coming from the T4 base penetrated its air space.
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The width at which they open their beaks functions like the flared end of brass instruments such as trumpets and tubas that amplifies their sound.
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The twinge flared into a stabbing pain, and the room became another place: silhouettes; unintelligible whispers; a familiar odor, metallic and musty, out of place.
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The Barea-Westbrook feud flared up again late in the first half and Westbrook was hit with his second technical foul and ejected from game.
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About 100 journalists were present at the start of the talks in Tokyo, the highest-level meeting between the two sides since the row flared.
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This week, the cold war between Thug and the beauty brand flared up the way your pores aren't supposed to when using a CoverGirl product.
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Think: mod black-and-white flared trousers, bell-sleeve sweaters with one single statement stripe, and elegant wrap dresses swept up in dramatically different diagonals.
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But deep distrust between the country's two dominant sects, which flared into civil war after the U.S.-led invasion in 2003, prevented any meaningful cooperation.
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The greenback traded at 110.865 yen, having bounced back from a low of 110.355 brushed momentarily on Wednesday as tensions between India and Pakistan flared.
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Tension in the state intensified after eight people died last month in clashes between police and the protesting teachers, and unrest has flared throughout Mexico.
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Fighting flared anew in July 2015 after a two-year ceasefire collapsed, and hundreds of rebels, security forces and civilians have died in the violence.
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Never, ever put anything up a butt that doesn't have a flared base (or is attached to a harness, in the case of a dildo).
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Maybe you're not 100% sure which styles and fits — flared, skinny, bootcut, etcetera — are going to give your rear the most bang for its buck.
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Tensions flared recently ahead of a key North Korean holiday and amid analysts' assessments that the country's sixth nuclear test could be in the works.
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Meanwhile, Cyrus, who opted for an oversized black tuxedo and flared pants, was joined by her parents Tish and Billy Ray Cyrus at the Grammys.
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Some immediate signs that a newborn has a CHD include having blueish-grey skin, difficulty breathing, grunting, or flared nostrils, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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"This data preceded the latest round of tariffs, so that's a bit worrying that even before this flared up we saw some weakness," Nelson said.
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Tensions flared last week when McConnell said at an event in Kentucky that Trump had "excessive expectations" of the pace at which Congress can operate.
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The financial crisis flared up a decade ago, and on Wednesday, we got a reminder that the Federal Reserve still hasn't gotten back to normal.
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Amar Sinha also told reporters in New Delhi the two governments had discussed the debate over Gandhi that had flared in Ghana and South Africa.
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At one stage last week the London Metal Exchange (LME) cash price flared out to a $250-per ton premium over the three-month price.
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On Monday, the singer was seen wearing a beige monogrammed Gucci coat (which totals to $3,500), flared jeans, Vans sneakers and a denim newsboy cap.
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Violence flared at several university campuses throughout the morning as news spread of the shooting, with witnesses reporting tense standoffs between students, protesters and police.
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But days after tensions flared and US officials fired tear gas at the border, the mood inside the large Tijuana shelter at times is somber.
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Tensions between Apple and the FBI flared up Thursday after the U.S. Department of Justice filed its latest response in the San Bernardino iPhone case.
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Violence has flared before over construction projects in China, but almost always the disputes were between residents and builders who want to redevelop their property.
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Mr. Hill, who was black, was killed by a white police officer during a moment of extraordinarily flared tensions between minority communities and law enforcement.
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The risk of contagion has flared-up following a stock market and currency crash in South America's second-largest country, analysts told CNBC on Tuesday.
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Tempers flared at 6:20 of the fourth quarter when the Clippers' Patrick Beverley dove for a loose ball and hit Westbrook in the knees.
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D'Marge, meanwhile, points out that Elgort's flared look is not a far cry from Gucci's new collection, which leans heavily on '70s and '80s style.
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Nineties supermodel Shalom Harlow closed the show, donning a long tulle dress with colourful flower embellishments that flared out in a transparent, sparkly black skirt.
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Under current rules, oil and gas companies are exempt from paying royalties on gas that is vented into the atmosphere or flared at the wellhead.
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Madewell's Cali Demi-Boot is fitted and flared in all the right places, making for a universally flattering style that's particularly great for petite women.
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There were periods of calm, substantive discussion about data, metrics and target states, but many moments where tempers flared, with acrimony mirroring the 2016 race.
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The case flared up again briefly in the days before the November vote when new emails were found on the laptop of a Clinton aide.
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When he tried to go off his medication in the spring of 2018, his OCD flared up, and so he's back on his regular dose.
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Discussions about LNG have flared up recently as the German government wants to diversify away from pipeline gas arriving from Russia, Norway and the Netherlands.
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Tensions have flared again in recent days after three fatal police shootings of African-Americans: teenager Tyre King in Columbus, Ohio; Crutcher in Tulsa, Okla.
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The calls to arms reached a climax in late 1993, as outrage flared over nonstop beheadings and spurting blood in the popular Mortal Kombat game.
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Killian Tillie, the team's second-leading scorer and rebounder, was scratched with a hip injury that was believed to have flared up in warm-ups.
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In the meantime, fighting between the PKK and Turkish state flared, quickly devolving into the bloodiest spate of violence between the two since the 1990s.
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When I was growing up in China in the 1980s, the Communist Party disliked pop music, flared pants, permed hair, love stories and even kissing.
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The sole breadwinner, Tang Yi Han's husband, is a construction worker, but business had been decreasing since political unrest flared in Hong Kong in June.
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Its costumes, all black and white, are by Giles Deacon, with some men in puffball skirts and large ruff collars, and women in flared headdresses.
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Hadid, 24, looked stylish at the New York Fashion Week event in a long-sleeve metallic ensemble, which featured trousers that flared at the knees.
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Tensions flared at a House committee hearing Wednesday as Democrats accused a powerful federal watchdog of shirking its obligation to protect consumers from financial fraud.
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Tempers flared when the discussion turned to topics like truthful financial disclosures, potential conflicts of interest and the role of Puerto Rico's federal oversight board.
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On Sunday the violence flared again as two police officers were beaten when officials tried to halt a pro-democracy rally in the Central district.
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Both injuries flared up in recent weeks, which prompted him to publicly entertain the idea that perhaps it was time to call it a season.
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That sentiment flared in Tuesday trading as fears about the coronavirus contagion roiled investors after multiple countries reported a surge of cases over the weekend.
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That changed abruptly this week as the coronavirus flared well beyond China, prompting panicked selling across global markets on Monday and then again on Tuesday.
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So when President Trump signaled that he was considering a pardon for Mr. Arpaio for his contempt conviction, her memories of trauma flared into outrage.
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But Joyce singled to right through a shift, and Adam Rosales, who had struck out twice, flared a single to right to drive in Chapman.
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Tensions over intra-African immigration are not unique to South Africa, said Mr. Adebajo, and have flared in Zimbabwe, Angola and Nigeria over the years.
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FERGUSON, Mo. — When a national movement for racial justice flared here two and a half years ago, activists nationwide hoped to upend the political order.
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The 2049 issue sank 0.9 cents to 105.3 cents in the dollar, its biggest daily fall since protests flared in late September, Refinitiv data showed.
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Eventually, his back issues flared up and truly sidelined his career, but you don't get back issues from living an out of control, partying lifestyle.
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In recent weeks, Egypt and the United Nations have stepped in to act as mediators when fighting has flared, urging both sides to de-escalate.
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The countries had initially reached a preliminary deal in mid-October, but it never got signed and tensions flared up again in the following weeks.
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Fighting has since flared in eastern parts of the country between the military, non-signatories and groups that did not take part in the negotiations.
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Tensions flared with strikes on the T4 military base in central Syria on April 9, in which a number of Iranian Revolutionary Guards were killed.
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The difficulties flared when Yugoslavia disintegrated and Macedonia declared its independence in 1991, as well as its intention to join international organizations that included Greece.
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When trade tensions with China flared last year, many companies sought refuge in a country with a long, stable relationship with the United States: Mexico.
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But as tempers flared, riot police fired multiple volleys of tear gas at demonstrators who threw plastic bottles in running battles outside the city's legislature.
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The architectural statement earrings, elegant tunics, and black flared pants that litter the pages of The Undone will cost you upwards of a few hundred dollars.
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" Sources have also told PEOPLE that tensions have flared up between West and his mother-in-law Kris Jenner and that the family is "really worried.
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The massacre occurred during a series of religious riots that flared for two months in Gujarat and killed more than 1,000 people, most of them Muslims.
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A few safety notes: even though they look like anal beads, they're not safe to insert into your anus because they don't have a flared base.
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In newly-released photos, the bride, 29, was spotted wearing an off-the-shoulder Reformation ivory gown with a fitting bodice and slightly flared trumpet skirt.
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The debate about German LNG has flared up recently as the government wants to diversify away from pipeline gas arriving from Russia, Norway and the Netherlands.
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Tensions between Italy and Malta also flared, with both EU nations refusing to let a German rescue ship with 234 migrants aboard dock at their ports.
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In February, optimism turned to fear as 10-year Treasury yields dropped below 20153% and Chinese economic growth risks flared up hurting equity and credit markets.
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In places where it had died down it has now flared up again, with a vengeance -- in Aleppo, for example, in the north of the country.
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So this flared jumpsuit with cap sleeves and waist cutouts, in a blue and white pattern like a sky with clouds, paired with navy platform shoes?
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Those tensions flared most notably in the case of Laquan McDonald, the teenager who was shot 85033 times by police officer Jason Van Dyke in 2014.
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Apart from Sunni-Shi'ite tensions, the film also explores the origins and effects of sectarian tensions that have flared in recent years between Muslims and Christians.
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Moretz showed off her more feminine side in this navy daisy printed flared skirt by Victoria Beckham at the harper x Harper's BAZAAR September Issue Party.
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By intervening, however, the central government would risk reigniting the passions that flared in 2014 when demonstrators paralysed business districts with sit-ins for several weeks.
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Another agreement in Doha after violence flared up in Beirut in 2008 saw the Shia-led opposition under Hizbullah win the right to veto major decisions.
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In 2013, she shook things up in a red floral flared Valentino number with perfectly matching pumps (also by Valentino) and ruby flower Lorraine Schwartz earrings.
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Tens of thousands of protesters had gathered peacefully in the Chinese-ruled city before tempers flared and demonstration turned to chaos, some charging police with umbrellas.
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Tempers flared after Chicago reliever Pedro Strop drilled Yasiel Puig with a 3-0 fastball in the left leg with two outs in the eighth inning.
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The topic of game industry labor organizing has flared up as a flashpoint between developers and the studios and publishers they work for here at GDC.
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More than 6,500 people have been killed since a Muslim separatist insurgency flared in Thailand&aposs three southernmost provinces of Yala, Pattani, and Narathiwat in 2004.
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The row flared up as music fans begin to trickle in to Tel Aviv, and workers put the finishing touches to the music and public venues.
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Test Declined Although Jean Hanvik avoided an abdominal CT after her diverticulitis flared, a few months later she had a different experience with a painful wrist.
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Tempers flared after Chicago reliever Pedro Strop drilled Yasiel Puig with a 3-133 fastball in the left leg with two outs in the eighth inning.
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In April, rumors of a coup in Saudi Arabia flared after a recreational drone was shot down when flying into an unauthorized zone in the capital.
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Feel free to pair it with your favorite flared skirt, some Daisy Dukes, or just really go for it with a pair of see-through pants.
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Violence flared in Kabul on Thursday, with two explosions taking place moments after a bus carrying government employees was hit by a blast, killing five people.
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An improved index on Germany's business climate dispelled some recession concerns that flared after manufacturing output from Europe's biggest economy shrank for the third straight month.
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There were cinching of the waistlines in flared trousers, checked suiting with shimmering, classic tailoring with a side of bedazzle (that's fashion speech for Swarovski crystals).
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Erdogan's government, locked in a conflict with Turkey's own Kurdish minority that has flared up in recent months, is deeply suspicious of Kurdish aspirations in Syria.
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But this was the first time it had flared in Juba since Machar finally returned in April after months of wrangling about terms of the pact.
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Then, there's the legacy of Bianca Jagger and her flared YSL suits from her Studio 54 days, complete with black bows and sequin turbans, of course.
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And thanks to the slightly-flared fitting of the jacket and super-slimming high-waisted, wide-leg pant, the 66-year-old has never looked better.
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When the migrant crisis flared up, the EU became convinced the country was on the brink of chaos, and sent a team of diplomats to intervene.
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But the debate flared up this week when Cyrus' comments on her decision to move away from using hip-hop sparked accusations of hypocrisy and exploitation.
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Syndergaard's dominance has waned since his elbow issues flared up and he has been unable to pitch beyond six innings during a three-start winless drought.
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Violence flared at several university campuses throughout the morning as news of the latest shooting spread, with witnesses reporting tense standoffs between students, protesters and police.
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Tensions between Israelis and Palestinians have flared up in the last year after several Palestinian protests near Israel's border fence drew lethal responses from the IDF.
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"Zarif's cousin" (1972) depicts a young teenager in flared jeans with an automatic rifle, a boyishly confident smile not quite hiding the uncertainty in his gaze.
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Party divisions within the House have flared up after Democrats have stated that they will begin the process of obtaining the president's tax records and Rep.
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But as Earnest noted, tensions flared last summer when Schumer came out against the nuclear pact with Iran, a major piece of Obama's second-term agenda.
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The fall semester has opened at universities across California after a year in which racial and ethnic tensions flared on campuses across the state and country.
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Tensions over Kashmir flared up in February this year after a suicide attack killed 44 Indian paramilitary officers in the Indian-controlled side of the region.
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But tensions flared once again after comedian Michelle Wolf roasted White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders while she sat at the head table on stage.
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The violence flared after supporters gathered to welcome Odinga back from an overseas trip, and police attempted to disperse those supporters near Jomo Kenyatta International Airport.
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I recently became aware of a young American energy company that is leading the way in responsible, reliable and affordable power recoupment from flared natural gas.
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Early in the war, Hallaq lost his mobile theater set and 23 other hand-made characters in eastern Ghouta, just outside Damascus, as the conflict flared.
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The Orioles took a 23-0 lead in the second when J.J. Hardy drew a two-out walk and Jonathan Schoop flared a double to right.
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A flurry of writers from nearby Osaka with their distinctive (albeit almost illegible) flared throw-ups were also covering the city's graff hot spots with paint.
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This flu strain — a virus technically named H7N9 — has flared up in China every year since March 2013, when it first broke out in the country.
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No sooner had the coalition deal been announced than friction flared with Brussels over remarks by European Commission chief Jean-Claude Juncker about Italy's impoverished south.
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It flared up on Thursday afternoon in the Simi Valley northwest of Los Angeles and has since burned 113,503 acres and is only 25 percent contained.
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And later tempers flared, as Crimson Tide linebacker Mekhi Brown, who was called for an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty, was seen being restrained on the Alabama sideline.
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When a new insurgency flared in north Sinai after the military takeover in 2013, its leaders were careful to focus their attacks on uniformed security forces.
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He went home the next year under a repatriation deal between the two neighbors, only to repeat the journey last September when violence flared once more.
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But they also have left women's pros feeling little support from men's players when debates around equal prize money have flared up, as they do periodically.
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See, for example, waxed jackets with pockets and flared pants inspired by vintage workmen's uniforms, and hooded trench coats paired with white Victoriana blouses or bows.
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There were plenty of signature Chanel tweeds on display, atop chiffon vests embroidered with flowers or sequin bustiers (and occasionally some rather dubious flared leather shorts).
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Massive protests also have flared in Iraq and Lebanon, driven in no small part by the repressive interference by Iran and its proxies in these countries.
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As satellite trucks staked out coveted parking spots and broadcasters from around the world described the town's horrors in German or Russian or Portuguese, tempers flared.
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But, in a signal of how North Carolina has so far been unable to outrun the law's legacy, political tensions flared again last month when Gov.
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But when Kahnle threw a pitch behind Cabrera in the sixth inning, resulting in his immediate ejection by the home plate umpire Carlos Torres, emotions flared.
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In North Dakota, about 20 percent of associated gas is flared at the wellhead because of the lack of pipeline infrastructure to get it to market.
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Weighed down by rising financing costs and slowing investment, China's economy was already starting to cool even before the trade dispute with Washington flared this year.
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She paired short flared skirts with long and shirt-sleeve crop tops and T-shirts that could be mixed and matched with dark and patterned leggings.
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Rui Andre, the mayor of Monchique where the blaze flared up last Friday, said more than half of his municipality's area of 39,13 hectares had burnt.
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To be sure, this would hardly be the first time that tensions have flared on the Korean peninsula, weighing on the stock market in the South.
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"[T]he percentage of U.S. natural gas that was vented and flared increased to 1.25% of gross withdrawals, up from 0.84% the previous year," EIA said.
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Between 22019 and 2015, federal and Indian onshore wells vented or flared (purposeful burning) enough gas to serve more than 6 million households for a year.
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Disagreements among the GOP brass over how best to approach the issue — and highlight the liberal "abolish ICE" movement — have also flared up in recent days.
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More recently, a news cycle tempest flared amid the collapse of the informal nonaggression pact between Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren ahead of the Iowa caucus.
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The San Diego advocates say they are challenging an attitude that flared during a recent housing battle in Poway, about 210 miles from downtown San Diego.
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Bozumbayev did not say how much of that was oil and how much was gas that would then be flared or injected back into the reservoir.
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The net neutrality debate has flared up multiple times over the last decade or so, ending in different places depending on the political party in power.
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Hours before the fighting was due to stop, heavy battles flared between pro-Hadi forces and Houthi fighters in al-Maton, north of Sanaa, residents said.
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" The backdrop: "Trump for decades dreamed of building a Trump Tower in the heart of Moscow, a plan that flared and fizzled several times over the years.
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Senior Myanmar officials allege that the Kokang insurgency, also in the north, flared up again in 2015 thanks to armament, logistical support and troops provided by China.
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More than 22015 people were arrested near the camp Wednesday as tensions flared again after two North Dakota lawmakers said work will continue on the stalled pipeline.
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Butler had 218.5 points, 215 rebounds and six assists in Saturday's victory over the Houston Rockets but his sore knee flared up after the following day's practice.
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And my flared trousers were crucial for the mornings when I had to dart up DC's steep hills to catch the bus on my way to work.
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More from Tonic: At 18, I moved 300 miles away for college and my ADHD symptoms flared—I just didn't recognize what it was at the time.
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That spawned a whole #DeleteUber campaign, which once again flared up following explosive allegations of sexual harassment — and the embedded culture within the company that spawned it.
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I have the privilege to be sheltered in the richer northern part of the city, almost completely segregated from the protests that flared up over the winter.
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SYDNEY, July 6 (Reuters) - Australian and New Zealand shares fell on Wednesday, along with many regional markets, as fears over instability in the European Union flared up.
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Tensions flared last year, but Britain has been keen to improve relations since pro-business Mauricio Macri took over from Cristina Fernandez as Argentina's president in December.
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And as soon as the Ebola outbreak started to subside, tensions flared over the issue of selecting delegates for the long-delayed congress of the soccer association.
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The debate has flared up again following the passage of a California law that goes against NCAA rules, and we explore multiple arguments today on CNN 10.
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Banks wore a sheer lace Stello midi dress with flared sleeves, while Herrington went with a slinky off-the-shoulder gown with cutouts and thigh-high slit.
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At least seven foreign-owned flower farms in Ethiopia's Amhara region, another area where protests have flared, were damaged in political violence at the start of September.
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The prices range from $ 49- $ 129 and includes slip dresses, satin blouses, tops with flared sleeves, long denim jackets, cool detailed skirts and sweaters with unexpected slits.
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Trouble flared briefly in Lille when a small group of Russians appeared to provoke English fans in a bar near the central train station, Reuters photographers said.
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The "Butterflies" singer wore a pink voluminous Giambattista Valli tulle gown complete with tiered skirt, flared sleeves and bow brooch at the waist to the 2019 Oscars.
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With a tapered high-rise waist and a slightly flared bottom, the elongated silhouette manages to look perfectly tailored every single time, no matter how it's styled.
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In the Peloponnese region of Ilia, blazes that broke out in three areas on Monday and looked tamed early on Tuesday flared up again, fanned by winds.
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It slowed down and flared up several times since then, most dramatically, in an explosion caught on tape by a BBC crew that injured ten last week.
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For us, we especially love a "sack" with a slight, flared hem — something that will provide a bit more width at the bottom to balance your top.
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Tensions have flared recently between Washington and Havana, which forged a closer relationship under former U.S. President Barack Obama and reopened embassies in both countries in 2015.
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Designer Henry Holland presented cowboy-shirt-like dresses with fringes, flared trousers and plenty of colorful cowboy boots, also decorated with motifs such as stars and flames.
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Martinez, whom Madson described facing as knowing "you're in a pit with a rattlesnake" pregame, flared an opposite-field single to right for a two-run lead.
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Protests in Oromiya province initially flared in 2014 over a development plan for the capital that would have expanded its boundaries, a move seen as threatening farmland.
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India's right-wing Hindu national group Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) is discarding its trademark uniform of flared khaki shorts for brown trousers in the name of comfort.
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An improved index on Germany's business climate dispelled some recession concerns that flared after manufacturing output data from Europe's biggest economy shrank for the third straight month.
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Manager Mike Scioscia said the knee had been bothering him for the last month "on and off" but it flared up after his last outing on Sunday.
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A neon sign emblazoned with the word "disco" in a curly block-font welcomed a community that favors pentagrams and black leather over sequins and flared jeans.
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