"While these other efforts are going on to replace, which are going to be difficult, there is also an effort going on to make even better," Sprecher told delegates at the FIA event.
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We have a study going on to figure this out.
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Whatever happens here in New Hampshire, we're going on to Nevada.
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And they're now going on to the world-class circus performance.
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We have a lot of work going on to change the company.
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That might mean fewer are going on to try the harder stuff.
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Facebook lost money for years before going on to dominate global communication.
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Jordan played for UNC before going on to his legendary NBA career.
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"But there's a lot going on to continue moving towards zero waste."
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There ain't no war going on to get me blown to Jesus.
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Before going on to win five Grammy awards, Shania Twain was homeless.
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So what exactly is going on, to make everyone feel so depleted?
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There are over 6 different efforts going on to make a vaccine.
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It was a hit, going on to gross more than $1003 million.
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He was going on to the next unit and the next mission.
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I'm going on to the online sources and seeing what they did.
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They have had incredible lives going on to do all kinds of stuff.
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Me going on to read about this important news while my baby cries.
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Both women are going on to earn their master's degrees from the university.
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Ami Bera (D-CA), going on to add that he also supports it.
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He was never able to explain what was going on to his family.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," Buttigieg said.
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Again, there's a lot of things that are going on to drive this.
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"We actually have a formal study going on to do it," he said.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," said Buttigieg.
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Granted, Kasich has only a prayer of going on to win the Republican nomination.
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But there's too much going on to grow particularly attached to any of them.
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There was more than enough going on to keep me coming back for more.
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The film marked his first big role before going on to star in Twilight.
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It also said work was going on to increase capacity of flights until Friday.
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Some of those students are going on to start their own advanced nuclear companies.
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He finally passed on the third try, going on to attend Hangzhou Teachers Institute.
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"You are a lovely, bright, young lady -- going on to third grade," Biden wrote.
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Now there's a battle going on to move the party back to the left.
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So, it's very difficult, if that's not going on, to continue in a routine.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," the Indianan said.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," Pete Buttigieg said.
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" Going on to compare vice presidents, he added: "Some say Mike Pence is heartless.
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"While these other efforts are going on to replace, which are going to be difficult, there is also an effort going on to make even better," Sprecher told delegates at Futures Industry Association's annual futures and options Expo in Chicago last week.
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Yet they scarcely looked capable of scoring, let alone going on to claim another trophy.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," Buttigieg said to applause.
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There had to be something else going on to cause that many repeated "spontaneous" losses.
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"I actually am optimistic about this going on to be a good meeting," Fink said.
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Perhaps there will be 14,000 people taking on Dahl's yeast and going on to write.
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Trump then repeated it himself, before going on to detail his own vision for occupation.
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Harrison seized the opening, breaking back and then going on to win the third set.
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It's going on to your credit card, and you're paying 20 to 25 percent [interest].
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"People don't really know what's going on to get their flights on time," said Ortiz.
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"It's no longer 'Down with Trump,'" he said, going on to suggest a profane alternative.
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Eight years later he secured it, going on to contest Barack Obama in the 2008 election.
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How do we keep him from going on to the next company, the next women's group?
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I ACTUALLY AM OPTIMISTIC ABOUT THIS, THAT THIS IS GOING ON TO BE A GOOD MEETING.
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Mitt Romney has tested negative for the coronavirus, before going on to trash his political career.
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"Control freaks hate surprises," she said before going on to talk about the power of women.
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Zverev proceeded to serve an ace before going on to close out the match moments later.
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Hurt Honduras were shaken by the goal and never recovered, going on to lose 6-0.
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Next stop: dinner in Paris before going on to a celebration with staff in the Netherlands.
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Sweden kick off their World Cup in Russia against South Korea on June 18 before going on to meet Germany and Mexico in Group F. Peru begin their Group C campaign against Sweden's Nordic neighbors Denmark on June 16 before going on to meet France and Australia.
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"Well, I wouldn't say I'm not lobbying," Baldwin responded before going on to address his online competition.
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Shkreli was ousted as chief executive officer of Retrophin in 2014 before going on to found Turing.
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I am empowered by feeling comfortable in my skin," she writes, going on to add, "It's 2016.
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"He took what was going on to a whole other level," Nelly adds about the "Low" singer.
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He left two years later, going on to work at five other firms between 1981 and 1988.
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Joe Crowley in a primary in New York City, going on to win her election with ease.
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The academy has since graduated 7 classes, with over 400 girls going on to college and university.
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Biden did so, going on to vote for eliminating policies that would provide federal oversight of busing.
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It's not so unlike successful startup founders going on to invest in their friends' startups, Jorgensen suggests.
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Opinion polls show Fillon coming third in the first round and Macron going on to become president.
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"Real religion's a sham," she cries, going on to disparage each and every one of the congregation.
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"It's a lot of fun," he said, before going on to explain this particular interpretation of fun.
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"I'm excited about this tax bill," he said, going on to tout various pieces of the proposal.
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Garlinghouse started at Ripple as chief operating officer in 2015, before going on to become its CEO.
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Kim raised his middle finger at the fan in frustration, before going on to win the tournament.
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Its OliveX health and fitness spinout graduated Zeroth before going on to raise funding of its own.
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John McCain, before going on to address many of this year's biggest and most divisive news stories.
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"In one word: discrimination," joked Clinger, before going on to say how much he actually loves Milktoberfest.
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Early in her career, she represented The Boston Globe, going on to work for the federal government.
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Is there something going on to the business where demand today is unstable and likely too high?
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He first won election to the European Parliament in 1994, going on to become president in 2012.
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Northam did so with impunity, going on to enjoy a remarkable career in the military and politics.
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For the second time, though, the Sharks erased a second-period deficit before going on to victory.
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The Communists regrouped in the north before going on to victory in the civil war in 1949.
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But she has since recovered, and more, going on to deliver a steady stream of policy proposals.
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But then Trump became violent, Carroll wrote, going on to describe her rape in a dressing room.
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She placed third in Miss World Canada in 2013, going on to win the competition outright in 2015.
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"Hey, Zena, Does this count as a headshot?" he wrote, going on to apologize for his facial hair.
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The couple announced the pregnancy in November of 2018, going on to officially tie the knot in January.
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Buffett: Clearly they knew what was going on to some extent and they didn't do anything about it.
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"I respect that completely, and I think the coaches do," Baudhuin said, before going on to misgender Beggs.
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Savastano was born in Queens and grew up on Long Island before going on to become a carpenter.
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"I think it's all about balance," she replies, going on to recommend the book Cinderella Ate My Daughter.
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He graduated in 1968 with degrees in Industrial Management and Electrical Engineering before going on to Harvard Law.
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"By all indications, we are going on to New Hampshire victorious," the former South Bend, Indiana, mayor said.
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"Tywanza had just finished college and he was going on to another college for another speciality," she says.
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"If someone is consistently having nightmares that are super scary, something's going on to cause them," he says.
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Michele made it clear, Hiddleston probably has "too much going on" to be a good match for her.
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"The shuttle diplomacy is going on to clear which level is considered an aim for Iran," he added.
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Deborah's husband, Gary, rushed to her and called 911, going on to describe Deborah's wounds to the dispatcher.
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But unlike them, he made it out, escaping the 27 Club and going on to explore new sounds.
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He'd play a few years in Europe before retiring and going on to a career in real estate.
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Theresa May's party failed to increase its majority in the U.K. Parliament, going on to lose 13 seats.
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"But these talents are going on to lots of other things on the network that people can enjoy."
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The device blew past its €75,000 goal on Kickstarter, going on to raise €313,637 from over 3,000 backers.
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"We all know why," he added, going on to list Russia's invasion of Ukraine and its election interference.
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"Gimme a C!" the mainstream cheer began, going on to spell out the Ivy League institution's full name.
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Thunberg is due to speak in the Portuguese parliament on arrival in Lisbon before going on to Madrid.
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Nancy Pelosi of California, had better luck, going on to become the first female speaker of the House.
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ARE THERE STILL LOW LEVEL NEGOTIATIONS GOING ON TO TRY TO BRING HIM HERE FOR HIGHER LEVEL TALKS?
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It's the latest example of Amazon pioneering a new product category and then going on to dominate it.
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When all this craziness is going on, to have people to talk to share stories and share their feelings.
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Don't even over sentimentalize it," he said, going on to add that the "source of love is God himself.
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WARREN BUFFETT: Clearly they knew what was going on to some extent and they didn't do anything about it.
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Ms. Hill testified that Mr. Bolton told her to report what was going on to a White House lawyer.
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The firm debuted its prototypes in December, going on to launch its semi-driving features earlier than originally scheduled.
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" Brady the footballer asked as he greeted the twins, going on to excitedly tell them, "But I'm Tom, too!
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Opinion polls show Fillon coming third in the April 23 first round and Macron going on to become president.
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"We are constructive on gold," he said Tuesday on CNBC's "Power Lunch, " going on to recommend the GLD ETF.
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Don't even over-sentimentalize it," he said, going on to add that the "source of love is God himself.
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Cage debuted onscreen last year in Jessica Jones, going on to become a major supporting character and love interest.
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Palin said Tapper should ask Fox, before going on to say that the network did not renew her contract.
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However, Vivendi described Telecom Italia as "a rudderless ship" in December before going on to secure four board seats.
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Yusuf studied at the University of Pennsylvania, before going on to an MBA at the prestigious INSEAD in France.
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The event bills itself a gateway to Olympics, with many medalists going on to win medals at a Games.
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She was a savvy politician, going on to become a senator, secretary of State and now a presidential candidate.
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Henze received a silver medal for slalom canoe at the 2004 Olympics before going on to coach the sport.
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Going on to release three more albums together, Cordes and his brother eventually parted ways as a musical act.
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Oshie wipes his tears away with his towel, before going on to talk about the game and team dynamics.
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Cyrus and Carter split up in September, with the "Malibu" hitmaker going on to date Australian musician Cody Simpson.
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Going on to a teaching career and speaking at conferences, he often lectured in the style of a preacher.
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Going on to be a proctor [the paid coaching level] would have been very difficult for her acting career.
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He had visions of Snoopy shortly before fainting midmatch in the first round and then going on to defeat.
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"I'm a bit of an interloper at this event," Barr joked, going on to thank Sessions for his leadership.
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"Shakur is a cop-killer fugitive in Cuba," he tweeted, going on to mention Ms. Sarsour's troubling past statements.
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The competition is a single elimination bracket-style, with the two fastest riders going on to the next round.
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"Yasssssssss," Serena commented, before going on to post her own dancing video with the same caption over the weekend.
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The poll showed Macron going on to beat Le Pen in the second round with 63 percent of votes.
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Hollande replied that it was impossible to be socialist in isolation, before going on to frame the left's challenge.
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"Ironically, 6 years ago today the senseless shooting of #sandyhookelementary occurred," she wrote, going on to speak against gun violence.
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In 183 the company became incorporated in Hong Kong, going on to become a major player in Chinese PC manufactutre.
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" Trump then defended his choice by going on to say he was willing to host the event at "NO PROFIT.
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The ladies hit up Skyfall lounge before going on to enjoy dinner at Fiamma Trattoria & Bar in the MGM Grand.
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In the end, WWE went with a safe hand that year, with Randy Orton winning and going on to WrestleMania.
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Carlson won the title of Miss Minnesota in 1988 before going on to win the Miss America title in 1989.
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Post-endorsement, James jumped in the polls before going on to secure a near 239-point victory in the primary.
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Catherine Templeton or businessman John Warren, with the winner going on to face one of three Democrats seeking the nomination.
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He made his Major League Baseball debut in 2013, going on to play in that year's MLB All-Star Game.
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Going on to address American researchers, entrepreneurs and engineers working on climate change, Macron offered them a place in France.
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He became a U.S. citizen in 2009, going on to earn a bachelor's and a master's degree, the complaint said.
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"You're stuck with me for a little bit," said Lucas before going on to say he'd be "there for awhile".
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He eventually pulled himself up and started over, graduating from Adelphi University and going on to earn a master's degree.
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More than 1,100 men and women of all races have been through the program, typically going on to extraordinary careers.
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Lucid dreams are the phenomenon where you realise that you're dreaming and going on to manipulate and control that dream.
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Rank-and-file soldiers are said to have rested under it, gathering strength before going on to beat the redcoats.
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He was an Executive VP and founding board member at PayPal before going on to co-found LinkedIn in 2003.
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" Hathaway added, pulling a hilarious expression of disbelief and going on to joke, "We're actually going with Africa Bronx Shulman.
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He became a manager at Da Silvano, where he stayed for two years before going on to open Il Cantinori.
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She taught herself to read and write by lamplight, going on to graduate from Allen University and become a teacher.
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"Frankly I want a trial," Trump said, before going on to outline his dream slate of witnesses for such proceedings.
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"I'm basically dead to the world," he said, "even though there's just enough breathing going on to call me alive."
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Inside, a gunman was on a shooting rampage, going on to slaughter 50 people at two mosques in the city.
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There is currently a holiday auction -- filled with memorabilia and star-studded opportunities -- going on to raise funds for the organization.
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But Berenson dismisses this evidence, going on to focus on reports, including the faulty asylum cases, that back up his point.
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His son, James, followed in his footsteps by playing at the same university before going on to play for the NFL.
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Do they want hundreds of thousands of followers afterward, or are they going on to find love and have the experience?
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The couple is now married, but based on the trailer, that doesn't mean they're going on to live happily ever after.
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I feel like pride is always very celebratory, and it's important no matter what's going on to celebrate who we are.
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That's ridiculous," said Goodman, going on to soften the blow by adding, "You never cease to amaze me and great performance.
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Raonic rescued the only break point in the second set at 2-1 down before going on to force another tiebreak.
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There is a growing gap between women studying in a science course at university level and going on to do research.
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"I'm going on to a spectacularly new challenge," Mr. Cohn said in an interview as he prepared to leave the firm.
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Marshall was Oscar-nominated for directing 2003's Chicago before going on to make Into the Woods (2014) and Nine (123).
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The team had previously lost 64-0 to Hungary at the weekend, before going on to lose 30-1 against Russia.
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It sounds like he says, "We don't even need that," going on to tell the lighter-skinned lady that she's beautiful.
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Verstappen, however, failed to convert his previous pole, in Hungary last August, into victory with Hamilton going on to celebrate instead.
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He won the Pennsylvania State junior championship before going on to score with this elders in the State's amateur title competition.
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Charlie Baker faced a double-digit deficit in early polls in the 235 Massachusetts governor's race before going on to win.
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Her players had an astounding graduation rate, going on to success as professional players, lawyers, doctors and entrepreneurs, and in life.
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Manu Ginobili became the face of those teams while going on to win four N.B.A. championships with the San Antonio Spurs.
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In 1982, Ronald Reagan lost 26 seats in the House before going on to win 49 states in his reelection campaign.
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"It hasn't been scientifically proven, but there is research going on to see if this is a real phenomenon," she says.
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"Prima Donna" then opened at the Manchester International Festival in England before going on to Toronto, Australia, London and New York.
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"I'm not going to talk about former employees," Jones said, before going on to talk, at length, about his former employees.
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After a romantic summer spent together, cowboys Jack and Ennis separate for four year, going on to marry and have kids.
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"Obviously, it isn't for a lack of interest in politics," he said, going on to apologize for his past insensitive comments.
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Let's do it together," Trump said, going on to say that he "(assumed) this is OK from a campaign finance standpoint.
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But between the fussy infotainment systems, cryptic control layouts and the finicky gearboxes, there's enough going on to drive you mad.
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John MacIntosh played squash and tennis at Princeton before going on to a career in private equity and the nonprofit world.
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"In 2016, the earth shifted beneath our feet," he said, going on to mix metaphors as they've seldom been mixed before.
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Going on to found Hamas's security branch, his job included punishing "morality" offenders and killing Palestinians suspected of collaborating with Israel.
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"I'm going on to a spectacularly new challenge," Mr. Cohn said in an interview as he prepared to leave the firm.
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"Well, that was fast," the story originally read, going on to state that "America has been let down" by the news. .
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Essentially what's going on to make this super safe call happen is rooted in the laws of quantum mechanics, entanglement, and superposition.
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Analysts expected a $60 million opening, but it premiered at $104 million before going on to make more than $875 million worldwide.
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The original "Secret Life of Pets" debuted to $104 million in 2016 before going on to make more than $43 million worldwide.
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Perhaps it's amazing that there is still enough going on to justify some of the prices mentioned above for one more hurrah.
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North Carolina was ranked No. 22009 in the 298 preseason poll before going on to beat Gonzaga for its sixth national title.
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Or maybe some big event, like a birthday party, where I wanted candids but had too much going on to take photos.
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He owned a textile factory in Palermo, Argentina, before going on to run a television company, and later entering the airport business.
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In true Minaj fashion, she covered herself up and kept on dancing, going on to poke fun at the incident while onstage.
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He's a big baseball fan and he had dreams of going on to get a scholarship and go to college for baseball.
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Our species was late to the show—but Homo sapiens eventually prevailed, going on to settle virtually every corner of the planet.
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Or are kids who wouldn't have smoked at all getting drawn in by vaping and eventually going on to smoke real cigarettes?
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"When I was a kid, girls like me weren't even graduating from high school, much less going on to college," she said.
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Glassner remained hitched to Palin world, going on to serve as the chief of staff to Palin's political action committee, Sarah PAC.
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That's ridiculous," said Goodman, going on to soften the blow by adding, "You never cease to amaze me and a great performance.
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Breckin Meyer -- who played the small role of Travis in the 1995 film before going on to bigger things -- was also there.
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Unlike tonic water, there just isn't enough flavor going on to really be mixing it in a bigger ratio to the booze.
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Since then, he has won countless awards going on to do "Writing's On The Wall" for the 2015 James Bond film Spectre.
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The "shadow" program is a big deal at Amazon, with graduates typically going on to run crucial new initiatives at the company.
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TV's Buck Sexton and Jamal Simmons on "Rising," going on to say that he was not "downplaying" the charges Stone is facing.
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However, when pressed, Friedman said there was some work going on to discuss how to facilitate bitcoin as a tradable asset class.
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A number of Post employees eventually resigned in protest, with some going on to form their own crowdfunded publication, The Colorado Sun.
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The Serb, however, would quickly get back into rhythm, clinching the first set and then going on to demolish Mofils in second.
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Denholm pumped petrol at her parents' filling station before going on to study at Sydney University and joining accounting firm Arthur Andersen.
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Weinberg was a musician first, playing throughout high school before going on to pursue a double major in music and computer science.
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He'd put everything in place to recruit new diplomats, and that's how I learned the craft, before going on to recruit others.
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Cilic blew Federer off the court that September day, winning in straight sets and going on to claim his first major championship.
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As a teenager, she had become an equestrian, going on to compete in international events and open a farm to train horses.
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"I wasn't wrestling," Pastor Morris said of his feelings in 2016, going on to explain that he was not wrestling now, either.
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These guys have the data resources to really mine what's going on, to get in the middle of that patient-doctor relationship.
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"He's a modest guy," she said, going on to describe him as a man who lives in comfort but not excessive luxury.
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She survived rape and years of beatings, going on to start her own business and eventually buying her way out of captivity.
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Marshall edited it while the rest of the filming was going on, to give the animators time to draw the other characters.
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The elder Rizzo was, naturally, saved by his newly developed passion for literature, going on to become an enthusiastic if unpublished writer.
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You responded to a tweet about how you set the precedent of people leaving the Bachelor and going on to date celebrities.
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Kamala Harris said they should, before going on to insinuate that Walmart does not currently run background checks on people purchasing firearms.
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Like me, you may miss the '80s era in this show, but there is too much else going on to feel deprived.
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Users with credits should receive a message asking if they want to forfeit those credits before going on to delete their accounts.
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He attended McKinley Technology High School, graduating in 1950 and going on to Princeton, where he majored in political science and English.
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"Without a crystal ball, it's very difficult to predict," Bourgoin said, before going on to state that change was the only constant.
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So none of this is true," Nunes said, going on to say that "my statement is" that the stories are "demonstrably false.
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"So when you're pinched, that feeling, we don't understand at the molecular level what's going on to activate your neurons," Chesler says.
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People who are head of the CIA have a history of being vice-presidential nominees and going on to serve as presidents.
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Or they can embrace the awakening, and shift their focus from feeling their own feelings about what's going on to helping others.
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"It was amazing to see Malia," she told Democracy Now, going on to praise the eldest Obama daughter for following her personal beliefs.
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In your own space," she tells Girardi, going on to say, "if you stop making each other happy, then you shouldn't be together.
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Ginsburg would later start the Women's Rights Project at the American Civil Liberties Union, going on to repeat this tactic in many ways.
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Obviously changing your name is not something to consider lightly, especially when you're going on to sell out stadiums all over the world.
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"There are sophisticated studies going on to try to analyze both the product and potentially the vapor or aerosol as well," Schuchat said.
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Trump said that Thursday's event was more of a "celebration" than a speech, going on to call Democratic leaders "vicious" and "horrible" people.
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But he is gonna be the senator from Florida," Todd said, before going on to falsely claim that Scott "has won the election.
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"While I was dressing as Jack ... there was an underlying thing that was going on, to do with the real person," Amanda said.
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The son of math and physics teachers, Raveendran grew up in the village of Azhikode in South India before going on to university.
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She joined the University Nice-Sophia-Antipolis as a senior lecturer in 1995, going on to hold a series of senior posts there.
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The couple began dating in the '90s and broke up in 1999, going on to battle in court over child support for Christian.
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Lopez, runner-up last year before going on to win the Queen's Club title, beat Frenchman Gilles Simon 7-6(6) 6-4.
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Going on to praise the Disney remake, Momoa admitted that he had been so moved by the film that he cried "numerous" times.
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Robert Menendez, described the funding proposal as "dead on arrival" before going on to question the elimination of funding for programs promoting democracy.
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The unions reported that 5.3 million people followed the two-hour walkout this morning, with many going on to attend protests and marches.
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Florence has not ruled out going on to Tokyo in 2020, but knows Rio could be his last chance to win Olympic gold.
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She began as a window-dresser at 18, going on to operate a boutique, and then found her own design house in 1968.
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Possibilities include visiting the moon, an asteroid or going on to Mars (a location that, by the way, Musk also wants to colonize).
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The Marvin Gaye song "What's Going On," to which Tommy, Aimee and Doc dance joyfully for a few moments, is one such instance.
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I would love to create something like the 'PayPal Mafia,' an alumni group of entrepreneurs going on to start their own amazing ventures.
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She can understand the aliens and kind of respond, but can't find the words to explain what's going on to her fellow scientists.
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Sestak won a swing congressional district in the 2006 Democratic wave election, going on to serve in the House of Representatives until 2010.
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Vaezy started her career as a physics major in undergrad, going on to work as a research scientist for a medical device company.
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"All the turmoil going in Washington, John Boehner brought us all back together," McCarthy joked, going on to highlight his accomplishments as Speaker.
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David Seeley attended Phillips Exeter Academy and graduated from Yale with a bachelor's degree in history before going on to Yale Law School.
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Fortunately for the Dutch official, his goal would have no impact on the final score, with Harkemase going on to win 163-2.
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Would prosecution for having lied on a gun form have stopped Zawahri from building his own gun and going on to use it?
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This year, Parasite became the first Korean film to win the Palme d'Or at Cannes before going on to break box office records.
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Before going on to arrest both teens on disorderly conduct charges, the deputy can be seen forcibly wrestling the amputee into the ground.
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"We have one investigation, let alone three right right now currently going on to address issues related to the last election," Republican Rep.
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"What do you think I'm going to wear?" he said, going on to refer to one of the teams playing Saturday night. "Villanova?"
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"There is work going on to head off any potential problems," one GOP aide familiar with the buildup of the program told CNN.
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He graduated from Stanford and the University of Chicago law school before going on to clerk for Clarence Thomas at the Supreme Court.
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I am going on to Colombia on Friday for a wedding and a little vacation, so I really need to just do it.
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In the 18th century the joint-stock company created bubbles, before going on to make large-scale business possible in the 19th century.
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I think we live in a great country," she said, before going on to describe Britain as a "great society, full of opportunity.
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"There are many things going on to combat anti-Semitism but all the efforts have to be coordinated and sharpened," Klein told Reuters.
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He rose up the ranks there, eventually taking on global FIG origination before going on to run EMEA high-grade and high-yield.
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The English actor posted tributes of his 'GoT' stand-in, saying "RIP Andrew Dunbar," and then going on to share his full thoughts.
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There was a lot of organizing going on, to pull isolated individuals, who were down at the bottom, together into a stronger coalition.
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And two of Aven's children have described attending school in Britain before going on to study at Yale University in the United States.
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It made sense, and he joined up, going on to coach his brother, Rory, and Forrest Griffin in the UFC using those methods.
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She earned herself the nickname Captain Marvel and became the Avengers' first Black female superhero before going on to eventually act as their leader.
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By the time the effort ended, though, scientists had only turned up 40 genetically distinct red wolves, with 14 wolves going on to reproduce.
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The 2016 Democratic presidential nominee then immediately claimed she wasn&apost actually comparing herself to Churchill, before going on to elaborate on the analogy.
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He was gifted academically, graduating from high school at 22016 and going on to attend the University of Pennsylvania, where he majored in English.
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Finally, she revealed what was going on to her recording engineer, and they made arrangements to record the album on the road with her.
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Bernie Sanders said, going on to declare that he wouldn't send American ground troops to Syria — but offering little about what he would do.
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"It was a nothing meeting," he added, before going on to describe what he claimed were suspicious circumstances under which the meeting was arranged.
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"Congrats man and I'm excited to go on this journey with you," he said, going on to add a dash of their signature banter.
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Mladenovic, however, continued to back her attacking instincts, clinching six straight games before going on to end Vandeweghe's eight-match Fed Cup winning streak.
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"Operation to remove appendix before it ruptured," she explained with another photo, going on to share a video of her being wheeled into surgery.
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Someone will be hit in the pocketbook over this nitrogen accumulation, and there's already a lawsuit going on to see who it will be.
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This would prompt few concessions from the remaining members of the EU, he added, going on to foresee an extension to the negotiating period.
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Improving health, for example through malaria-eradication efforts, is associated with children receiving more schooling and going on to earn more money in adulthood.
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Image: DLROtto Lilienthal was the first human to develop and create a production aircraft, going on to make over 2,000 well-documented gliding flights.
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In its opening weekend, "Iron Man" snared nearly $33 million at the box office, before going on to garner just under $23 million worldwide.
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The public named her Captain Marvel and she became the Avengers' first Black female superhero before going on to eventually act as their leader.
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There's enough going on to keep you watching — and, as I said, to keep fanboys wowed by the scale of the production and pretension.
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Collins came to fame as the lead singer and drummer for the British band Genesis, before going on to success as a solo artist.
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The officers also asked his girlfriend Katie Stellon, who looks genuinely concerned at what's going on, to step out of the vehicle as well.
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Waymo claims a former engineer stole 14,000 company documents before going on to start Otto, a self-driving truck company later acquired by Uber.
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As you might know, his kid ended up going on to win the election ... but only after the Supreme Court weighed in 5-4.
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You don't care about estate tax, is because you've got more things going on to get around it than-- you-- you're just too smart.
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In its opening weekend, "Iron Man" snared nearly $23 million at the box office, before going on to garner just under $22 million worldwide.
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"So I started to photograph social topics and my closest friends from my hometown before going on to get my master's degree in photography."
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He joined the bank in 1982, and after 12 years in investment banking, going on to head its asset management division and retail banking.
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Sardinian-born Tondo opened his first restaurant, Roseval, in Paris to rave reviews in 2012, before going on to launch Tondo earlier this year.
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It opens with two Donald Trump quotes on America's Muslim community (three guesses) before going on to follow a Muslim family's day-to-day.
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Since the beginning of the calendar year, RyanLV has lost fewer than five tournament sets, going on to win major title after major title.
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Luckily for Arsenal, several of them learned from this dispiriting experience, recovering from disappointment and rejection before going on to do great things elsewhere.
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After the cat finally left the field, the Cowboys took advantage of the Giants' reversal of cosmic fortunes, going on to win 37-18.
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As Alcindor attempted to finish her question, the President interjected, "I didn't say that," before going on to say it wouldn't have an impact.
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Better known as "Kihnu Virve," she had reinvented herself in her 70s, going on to become one of Estonia's top-selling female folk singers.
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He went to Baruch, one of New York's city colleges, and landed an internship at Cramer Berkowitz, going on to other money-management jobs.
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Naveed graduated from Pace University in 2011 before going on to compete in the Miss Pakistan World pageant, which was held in Toronto, Canada.
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Dorsey was later ousted from Twitter, the micro-blogging site he thought up, going on to start Square, the mobile payments platform, in 2009.
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The Cavaliers beat the Raptors in six games in the Eastern Conference finals in 231 before going on to win their first N.B.A. championship.
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After going on to complete her studies in Stuttgart, Germany, she began working her way up through the opera world, first as an assistant.
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Fighting for something every single day, trying to get in contact with organizations and people who know what's going on to fight for this.
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According to other testimony, he strongly opposed the Ukraine pressure campaign and told aides to report what was going on to White House lawyers.
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Once the sisters revealed what was going on to one another, and to their brothers, Gregory and Ryan, there had to be a reckoning.
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She also touched briefly on her time working as a community organizer for Sanders in the Bronx before going on to seek higher office.
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"Of course," Kavanaugh responded, before going on to detail how many women from different points in his life have offered endorsements of his character.
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"We can't keep on going on to change our leaders," he said, standing in his shop, which like others nearby was empty of customers.
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It ended up getting $1.8 million and then going on to raise much, much more from venture capitalists — an additional $7 million, according to Crunchbase.
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In August, Gosling joked to PEOPLE that he hopes moviegoers "don't find out that I'm Canadian," going on to discuss the real-life astronauts' bravery.
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The women will "say that, look, this is a difficult issue and we ignore the shootings that are going on to our peril," he said.
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"Steve's going on to Breitbart where he'll be fighting the good fight against those globalist cucks, like my son-in-law Jared," fake Trump said.
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A pivotal Pool A match between Japan and Scotland did go ahead with the host nation going on to secure a place in the quarterfinals.
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Yet this week he flew to Berlin and Paris to see Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron before going on to the G7 summit in Biarritz.
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Chris became Thor, going on to appear in eight different Marvel movies, so far, including the latest: "Avengers: Endgame," which officially hits theaters on Friday.
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Groupama then crossed in front of Oracle with inches to spare and took the lead at the third mark, going on to win the race.
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For three years, Lakhani worked in the lab, before going on to study nanotechnology engineering at the University of Waterloo a short 73 miles away.
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They later hung out in New York and London, with Bowie going on to film a cameo role in Gervais' comedy series Extras in 2005.
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H: Do you see any irony in Lanzmann reconstructing a lost history with Shoah, but then going on to minimize Postec's role in its legacy?
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According to his obituary, William graduated from Stanford University in 1970 before going on to study law at the University of California at Los Angeles.
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Prince Harry's own father, Prince Charles, divorced Princess Diana in 1996 at Queen Elizabeth's urging before going on to marry Camilla Parker-Bowles in 2005.
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"The Easter bunny brought them an egg with the big reveal," she added, before going on to reveal that the couple are expecting a son.
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Natia's parents met while taking classes at Los Angeles Trade–Technical College, his mother eventually going on to work for Boeing, the multinational airplane company.
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The proportion of secondary school leavers going on to further studies is a third higher in China and over three times higher in South Korea.
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"Now he is where he wants to be," she says, going on to mention his daughter Robin, who died at 3 of leukemia in 1953.
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He was a model and actor in Bollywood before going on to learn the tailoring trade in Japan, Italy, London, Hong Kong and New York.
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They had both attended Stanford — Dan majored in industrial engineering, Esther in human biology, with a minor in dance — before going on to successful careers.
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After the test he was selected to drive at the 24 Hours of Le Mans, going on to win the race in his first year.
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The show is set to begin at 5:30 PM PT ... so we're guessing there's a lot of scrambling going on to get things fixed.
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" The statement continued, "This is evident by him listening to her comments and going on to thank her, which is not shown in the video.
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There's a fierce war going on to help consumers sleep, with one new combatant trying to stake a claim in the $15 billion mattress industry.
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Now regulators are putting frameworks in place to have a better grasp on what's going on to help China maintain a leading position in fintech.
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In the years since, the O'Donnell/Trump feud has escalated significantly, with Trump going on to attack O'Donnell in the press and on social media.
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"Truth be told, maybe some of the more influential members, I think they were concerned about me going on to the Supreme Court," Gonzales said.
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So he returned to life in Norfolk, where he eventually became a PE teacher and judo instructor, going on to live a relatively quiet life.
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After college Morin worked for the likes of Google, YouTube and Apple, before going on to found Brit + Co five and a half years ago.
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"No," Mr. Trump said, going on to say he had been tough on Russia — a fact, he said, the news media consistently failed to report.
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But she did it, going on to star, too, in the director Richard Brooks's 1962 film adaptation of the project, which also starred Paul Newman.
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In its opening weekend, "Endgame" hauled in a record $357.1 million in the U.S. before going on to shatter all-time box office records globally.
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In his letter to the State Department, Abbott notes Texas' past role in welcoming refugees, before going on to express his concerns about the border.
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As someone who attended high school in Bayside, Queens, before going on to study literature at Cambridge University, he made his own myth a reality.
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Barca had another goal disallowed in the 73rd minute, this time from Gerard Pique, before going on to lose the match in the closing stages.
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Cummins was once rejected from a job at Google before going on to found his first startup Plink, and selling it to Google in 2010.
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The Iowa caucus usually gives a huge early boost to the victor, with the 2016 winner, Hillary Clinton, going on to win the party nomination.
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Taha initially trained as an electrical engineer before going on to do a PhD in nanotechnology, investigating new and affordable materials for use as biosensors.
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Alabama's Nick Saban (Toledo) and Ohio State's Urban Meyer (Bowling Green) also cut their teeth in the league before going on to greener, richer pastures.
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The executive added, "To our contributors, we apologize," before going on to cite Out's formerly byzantine corporate structure as a reason for the missed payments.
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"As far as I know, they (the tariffs) would automatically take effect," he said, adding talks were still going on to try to get a deal.
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"We need to stop assuming that gender gaps imply sexism," he writes, going on to argue that Google's educational programs for young women may be misguided.
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And the thing that the recent change by the administration does is it allows those families, while that process is going on, to be kept together.
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But there's a long history of Black List films getting made and going on to receive awards and praise from the highest echelons of the industry.
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With 101 regular season victories, the 2017 Astros ran away with their division by 21 games before going on to win Houston's first World Series title.
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"It's not for a movie … #2," she captioned the post, going on to hint that getting pregnant wasn't exactly an easy journey for her and husband.
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" Twitter user @xfarahalyx asked, before going on to add, "Sometimes, I wonder if these people have actually met a Black or brown person in their lives.
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Sharapova was broken in the first game but fought back to draw level before going on to take the first set with a hold to love.
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This is like strong s—," she continued, going on to explain that the locals who had rolled the joints threw some real ones in "for fun.
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Though Tsonga broke Djokovic in the third game of the second set, the Serb immediately leveled at 2-2 before going on to lead 5-4.
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For instance, he starts off the interview by complimenting her work on the show, before going on to admit that he hasn't seen any of it.
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Undeterred, they took their experiments off-campus, going on to garner so much publicity they had to turn away droves of volunteers who wanted to participate.
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"We have such fantastic female characters," Fuller enthused, going on to say that they very much wanted to "accordion out" those roles to enrich the story.
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The team broke apart, with individuals going on to work on titles including The Crew, Project CARS, and 2015's FMV-loaded Need for Speed reboot.
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The company was set up in 1992 to provide billing solutions before going on to become a major supplier of software to the mobile telecoms industry.
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Khatib is a runner from Farmington Hills, Michigan who discovered a love for running in 2012, going on to compete in races in the Detroit area.
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"A mi, mi pasar la mismo en Ingles," he replies moments later, via audio message — before going on to confess his troubles with the pesky auxiliary.
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" Trump wrote on Twitter, going on to post: "Why did Democratic National Committee turn down the DHS offer to protect against hacks (long prior to election).
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"1989" sold a record 1.28 million copies during its first week of release in 2014, going on to win the Grammy for album of the year.
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Even Stan Lee said he was initially embarrassed to tell people what he did because other people were building bridges or going on to medical school.
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" "I thank God no one's been hurt," he continued, before going on to thank the "brave and resourceful security and law enforcement people for protecting us.
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But with backers' money in the bank they started hiring — going on to successfully turn a little goodwill into a debut handset and a nascent community.
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"I've been wearing him since the first Gucci collection," she said, going on to note all the colors of his velvet hip-huggers in her wardrobe.
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Birds of Maya have become such an influential band with members going on to join the groups Spacin' and Watery Love, plus and your solo work.
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When play resumed on Sunday, Goerges took the first set in a tiebreak before going on to reach her seventh final in the past 12 months.
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"Any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kinda guy," Trump said, before going on to mimic a body slam while the crowd cheered.
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Its sequel, 2014's The Amazing Spider-Man 2, opened to $91.6 million domestically, going on to gross $202.8 million domestically and nearly $709 million worldwide.
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An intentional foul against Seton Hall allowed Barford to sink two free throws with 18 seconds left, with Arkansas retaining possession and going on to win.
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He cited the 1999 Likud primary, which Mr. Netanyahu won by an even greater margin before going on to a stinging defeat in the general election.
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Stepien and Clark are two of Trump's most loyal political aides: Both worked on his 2016 bid before going on to serve in the White House.
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"Mini Mike Bloomberg is spending a lot of money on False Advertising," Mr. Trump tweeted, going on to misrepresent his role in the health care debate.
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Many start-ups have hit turbulent periods before going on to become successful, and that's entirely possible at Aspiration, according to an investor in the company.
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"We live in historical schizophrenia, with these monuments to Lenin, to all of them," he said, going on to denounce any street protesters as potential revolutionaries.
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He allegedly got up and confronted the staff, going on to ramble about his celebrity status ... the "you don't know who I am?" treatment, we're told.
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Obi, from Greenville, North Carolina, was not going on to the final however, as his score on a preliminary written test was too low to qualify.
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For every CNBC story on Spiegel and Zuck turning down offers and going on to capture billions, there are dozens of founders who should have sold.
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In 1904, Keifer sought and won his congressional seat back, going on to serve three consecutive terms before being defeated in his reelection bid in 1910.
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"No, because we'll counteract whatever they do," Trump said, going on to encourage states to include an analog backup to avoid attempts to hack electronic systems.
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On the podium, Joe Diamond, the rally's MC, yelled, "I'm not Islamophobic, I'm Ilhan-phobic!" before going on to criticize Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
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I think it's always a great opportunity to get to be in the room with each other when other people are going on to the great beyond.
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"You can't double jeopardy me, it's not fair to nobody!" he said, before going on to reiterate that the sexual abuse claims from the women were false.
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Knight was famous in the fashion world after his successful run on season 3 of 'Runway' ... going on to launch his own lines of clothing and lingerie.
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Plus, other companies started out with a listing on the ASX in the past before going on to dual listings in Hong Kong, London or New York.
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"I'd had an aneurysm, an arterial rupture," Clarke wrote, before going on to describe the life-threatening severity of her diagnosis and the long road to recovery.
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"They just keep an eye on everything that is going on to make sure nothing stupid happens," Bundy told The Oregonian on Friday afternoon outside refuge headquarters.
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The Finnish Flash turned heads right away in the NHL, setting the single season rookie goal-scoring record, before going on to a Hall of Fame career.
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In the rich world, and in some developing countries too, the share of people who are going on to higher education has risen spectacularly in recent decades.
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These teams also met in last year's ACC tournament semifinal round, with Duke winning that game and North Carolina later going on to win the national championship.
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"The Easter bunny brought them an egg with the big reveal," Bush Hager added, before going on to reveal that the couple are expecting their first son.
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The Slovakian felt the hit, but managed to continue riding, albeit with pain in his left arm, going on to finish in 15th position in the stage.
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He worked as Serfaty's first assistant at the designer's first eponymous brand back in 2009 before going on to work with the renowned Belgian designer Bruno Pieters.
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"Seen a lot of you lately," he quipped, going on to ask what she "learned" from the incident (as if it was in any way her fault).
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At the time Facebook had claimed it could not automatically match user accounts between the two platforms — before going on to do just that two years later.
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"Just wanted to let you know that I'm doing ok," she wrote in her caption, before going on to describe what had landed her in the hospital.
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With a reportedly perfect high school GPA, he worked as a laboratory manager in Columbia University's Cognitive Neuroscience Center before going on to graduate from Harvard Law.
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Over 170 dogs were rescued from the farm shown in the show, going on to find devoted forever families across the United States and the United Kingdom.
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Immediately after the war, Merrill made her Broadway debut in The Mermaids Singing in 1945, going on to appear in regional and Broadway theater into the 1990s.
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All we've seen are pictures of phones after they caught fire, so it was a bit tricky to imagine just what was going on to these phones.
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Lester's first got his start in the 1997 Nickelodeon film Good Burger, before going on to star as the lovable football player in 1999's Varsity Blues.
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"We actually have a very good relationship," he said, going on to concede that his views on North Korea do differ from those of his top diplomat.
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Born in Washington in 1920, Waldo began her career with an uncredited role in the 1938 film Cocoanut Grove, going on to do steady work in radio.
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The listing price was set to HK$5503 and the share valued reached HK$110 in early trading, going on to close the day at HK$102.5.
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"I don't know where he came from, but in my eyes he's unbeatable," he continued, going on to mention Nurmagomedov's bout against Dustin Poirier earlier this month.
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As recently as a week ago, Ms. Trump's website stated that she had obtained a degree before going on to become a philanthropist and skin care entrepreneur.
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There are technical modifications going on to improve Bitcoin's efficiency, but as a starting point, you have something that's about 25 percent as good at clearing transactions.
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McCain, who barely campaigned in Iowa in 2008 and got crushed there before going on to win the nomination, said the state is more important this year.
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She also warned Cardi would "die" if she continued to attack people in such brazen fashion -- while going on to call the run-in mortifying and embarrassing.
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That's less than half of the first "Nut Job" movie, which opened to $19.4 million before going on to take in $1373 million worldwide during its run.
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"I'm here with President Obama because I take this personally," Macklemore said, before going on to talk about his own history of abusing prescription drugs and addiction.
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Christina Hà was the first ever blind MasterChef contestant, going on to win the TV contest back in 2012 and eventually becoming a judge on MasterChef Vietnam.
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Deangelo Jr. tags the would-be film's heroes as "an inept cop" and a "a dog with a limp" before going on to reveal the ostensible villains.
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The perpetrators of massacres in El Paso, Texas; Christchurch, New Zealand; and Poway, California, all posted to the site before going on to collectively murder 76 people.
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"I feel like I could be their mom," she said of the current early-20s crop of Bachelor contestants before going on to defend her own age.
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"Crowds of families and children would gather to see what was going on, to see the journalists, to see the body, to see the police," she said.
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With the vast majority of the season's cast going on to make up the first UFC strawweight division, Calderwood was nearly guaranteed another fight under the banner.
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The Amazing Spider-Man, starring Andrew Garfield, launched in 2012; it opened to $62 million domestically, going on to gross $262 domestically and nearly $758 million worldwide.
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Laboratory work is still going on to determine whether the virus found in the bat is the exact same strain that caused the large West African epidemic.
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This wine was expensive at $229; however, it was pure, energetic and deep, with plenty going on to keep interest in the course of drinking a bottle.
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She studied fashion design at a community college but dropped out to work at a women's clothing company, eventually going on to work for Nike and Disney.
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" But Mr. Buttigieg was almost certainly boldest, inching toward an outright declaration of victory: "By all indications," he said, "we are going on to New Hampshire victorious.
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I&aposm not trying to pretend to be a fair juror here," Graham told Anderson on Saturday, going on to dismiss the impeachment proceedings as "partisan nonsense.
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Last month, he feted Emmanuel Macron, flattering and even kissing him before going on to dismiss the French president's pleas not to withdraw from the Iran deal.
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The first "It" was one of the biggest surprises of 2017, shattering records with a $123 million opening before going on to make roughly $700 million worldwide.
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It's not the first time he could have seen red this season before going on to score a crucial goal, as West Ham and Watford supporters can attest.
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After making a remarkable recovery, she won four gold medals in the swimming events at the Games this year — before going on to medal at the Rio Paralympics.
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Al-Ghamdi resigned soon afterwards, going on to create uproar in 2014 when he said that while women should dress modestly, the full face veil was not necessary.
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Spain will not immediately face their U.S. rivals, tipping off on Sunday against Croatia and then going on to face Argentina, Lithuania and Brazil in the initial round.
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Going on to study dance, she took her camera on tour with her to Europe, where she began to shoot portraits of the other dancers, and head shots.
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From as young as 15 he was performing youth theater at The Young Vic, before going on to study theater and practical performance at university, graduating last June.
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He went on to run for governor as a relative unknown, going on to become the second black American man to be elected governor in the nation's history.
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Earlier this year, Bitcoin surged to surpass $23,2000 for the first time in May going on to almost reach $3,000 in June only for the valuation to crash.
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Schreiber would make his NHL debut a month later, scoring in his first game for the North Stars and going on to score six goals in 16 games.
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The Texas native was best known for capturing the title of Miss Texas in 1995 and going on to win Miss USA and Miss Universe just months later.
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Earlier on Monday the administrators met Treasury Minister Giovanni Tria before going on to meet top managers at FITD but no details of what was discussed were released.
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I think for me it also enforced the idea behind the album: There's so much negativity going on to talk about, but we can't fight it straight up.
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The Canadian prime minister said they "talked about a broad range of issues," going on to list softwood lumber, aerospace and steel but he never mentioned dairy trade.
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Despite going on to work with a myriad of legendary Hollywood heartthrobs like Cary Grant and Clark Gable, Loren says Mastroianni will always remain closest to her heart.
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After I became annoyed with political correctness, I started seeing it everywhere and gradually became convinced there was a conspiracy going on to brainwash me and my peers.
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The organization has taught more than 10,000 girls in 43 states, and 90 percent of its alumni are now going on to major or minor in computer science.
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"The issue of a gateway effect needs long-term, longitudinal information to determine what proportion of young people are vaping and then going on to smoke," McKeganey said.
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Pretty nuts to think it was 2116 years ago that Eleanor Friedberger and her brother formed The Fiery Furnaces, going on to release eight albums in nine years!
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"It's not for a movie … #2," she captioned the post, going on to hint that getting pregnant wasn't exactly an easy journey for her and husband Adam Shulman.
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According to The Times, the macabre video concludes with Trump driving a stake into the head of someone representing CNN, and going on to smile at the carnage.
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It was his "Anthony Joshua moment" as Joshua won the same belt at the same venue in 2015 before going on to beat Wladimir Klitschko 18 months later.
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The Republican and Democratic candidates have split Florida in the last six presidential elections, with the winner going on to the White House in every instance but one.
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Coot carried a guitar, and, after playing a few songs and having a couple of drinks, he'd take a short nap before going on to the next house.
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Stanford also topped this list of undergraduate rankings, with its female alumni going on to found companies like Sunrun, One Kings Lane, Shift Technologies, Revel Systems, and Lever.
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"The North America results are disappointing to all of us," he said, going on to explain that promotional efforts aimed at boosting loyalty are weighing on sales results.
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Pocket Menu, the parent company, raised a $600,000 seed round, which included 500 Startups and others, before going on to raise an undisclosed Series A and other investments.
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"The iPhone X defined the future of the smartphone" said Cook before going on to mention that it's the #1 smartphone in the world with 98% customer satisfaction.
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He's not alone: Everytown has found that some 54 percent of mass shooters fit a similar profile, having committed domestic violence before going on to deadly shooting sprees.
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After her release, Hulme moved to Scotland and reinvented herself as a crime novelist, changing her name to Anne Perry and going on to publish roughly 40 books.
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" However, she did note that as she's currently "in the studio" working on "solo material," going on to say that "it's just finding that time to do it.
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There is a historic precedent for a late entrant in the primaries going on to become the nominee — Bill Clinton declared his candidacy for president in October 1991.
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They eventually settled in Muscatine, Iowa, where Mr. Kim was a high school quarterback before going on to Brown and securing advanced medical and anthropology degrees from Harvard.
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Warner released "It" on the same weekend last year and that movie arrived to $123.4 million in ticket sales, going on to gross more than $700 million worldwide.
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Arsenal won the sixth round replay against Newcastle 3-0 before going on to defeat Middlesbrough in the next round and Chelsea in the final for the Cup.
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But Reagan would continue to find ways to keep them united enough, going on to win a second term and seeing his Vice President succeed him in 1989.
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Those films along with "The Florida Project," from Sean Baker ("Tangerine"), and "The Square," by Ruben Ostlund, had their premieres at Cannes before going on to New York.
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The 38-year-old former quarterback was a draft pick of the New York Jets before going on to play for the Minnesota Vikings and the Dallas Cowboys.
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These comments follow two weeks of victories for Trump, who notched a major win in New York before going on to sweep the mid-Atlantic states on Tuesday.
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A Rhodes Scholar who received a law degree from Yale in 1973, Clinton was elected Arkansas attorney general in 1976, going on to win the governorship in 1978.
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Coalition spokesman Colonel Turki al-Malki said that an investigation into Saturday's strikes, which shut 5% of world crude output, was going on to determine the launch location.
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"Internationally there is a kind of competition going on to attract athletes who are willing to be naturalized," said the official, who did not wish to be identified.
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Ditto for Armie, who likened the event to "Woodstock in the 1960's" and going on to say that he felt things were progressing and moving forward there.
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"I feel very frustrated when children leave and go to the mines instead of going on to secondary school," said Mabula Kafuku, the education officer for the ward.
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"I have great respect for what he's done in terms of what he's gone through," he said, before going on to mention other Republicans Manafort had worked for.
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There, she became fascinated by the city's population of migrant workers and took up photography—she's entirely self-taught—going on to work as a stringer for Reuters.
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Women for Afghan Women found out about Ms. Rasekh, however, and brought her to the child support center, where she spent five years before going on to India.
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"We revealed manipulations of samples in Russia prior to the Beijing Games," he said of his lab, going on to cite a 2011 scientific paper he co-wrote.
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"He did not grow up in black America, he grew up in white America," Mr. Carson told MSNBC, going on to say that there was nothing wrong with that.
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People stuck around, and it became an opportunity "to interact with art, instead of hanging out for 15 minutes, then going on to the next show," Boi Boy said.
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Following an introductory prayer from first lady Melania Trump, the President offered prayers to the people of Venezuela before going on to praise his administration's efforts on religious freedom.
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Georgetown tied the game late in regulation and again in overtime before going on to defeat visiting Providence 96-90 in double overtime in Big East play on Saturday.
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For instance, Mia Farrow only had to spend eight months in an iron lung when she was nine, before going on to become a famous actress and polio advocate.
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Halassy first competed at the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics, before going on to play a crucial part in the team's successes in Los Angeles in 1932 and Berlin in 1936.
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A pivotal Pool A match between Japan and Scotland did go ahead, with the host nation going on to secure a place in the quarterfinals for the first time.
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"I continue to believe that she has not jeopardized America's national security," Obama said during a Fox News interview, going on to praise her job as secretary of state.
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"She was always this poor, abused, wretched child from San Antonio that no one wanted," she says, going on to tell of the devastating poverty Crawford was born into.
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"Exhibit Columbus" celebrates the legacies of the architects and designers who filled the town with private and civic works before going on to be some of Modernism's biggest names.
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After five years at L'Oreal, Han studied at Harvard Business School before going on to launch Keaton Row, an online shopping service that pairs members with stylists, in 2013.
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For over four years I led advocacy efforts at GLAAD before going on to serve as the only openly gay leader of a national Black civil rights organization, ColorOfChange.
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Once seen as potential heir to Nelson Mandela, Ramaphosa lost out to internal battles within the ANC in the 1990s before going on to make a fortune in business.
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At a pre-Olympic tournament in Moscow in December, South Korea took a 2-1 lead in the first period against Canada before going on to lose 4-2.
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Bennett, who graduated from Stanford before going on to the Helen Zell Writers' Program at the University of Michigan, has written one of fall's most anticipated works of fiction.
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"Endgame's" prequel "Avengers: Infinity War" made $106 million for its opening day last year before going on to have the highest-grossing opening weekend in history at $258 million.
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" (CNN)At a rally in Florida on Wednesday, Donald Trump described President Obama as the "founder" of ISIS, going on to say the terrorist organization "is honoring President Obama.
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"Well, I think I'm much better looking," Mr. Bush quipped, to laughter, before going on to promote his own record in the private sector, then as governor of Florida.
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The London-founded startup secured seed backing from Thiel's fund and others, back in May 2015 — going on to raise a total of $3.5 million in for its seed.
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"At this stage it is research," stresses Alonso-Mora, going on to note that many big challenges remain when it comes to creating robust algorithms for controlling robot teams.
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In the clip above from The Late Show with Stephen Colbert Ice Cube recounts the full story, before going on to discuss why the movie made such an impact.
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"I was the most transparent, and am, transparent President in history," Trump said, going on to cite how many interviews and documents special counsel Robert Mueller's team went through.
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Snoop was poetic, calling Tupac a human contraction and going on to explain the late rapper's range as a human being ... calling him, for example, both courageous and afraid.
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"The media owes it to the blood of our soldiers to question what is going on, to tell all sides of the story," Abbas Nasir, the former editor, said.
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Laver, now 78, returned with a vengeance winning Wimbledon in 1968 before going on to win another calendar slam in 1969 — the only player to achieve the feat twice.
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Wayne and Ernst's backstory is sweet — the two friends are both 23, and they became close during high school before going on to attend the University of Michigan together.
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"Sure enough, identical twin boys," she added in the spouses' interview with Savannah Guthrie, going on to reveal in an Instagram post that the babies were due on Nov.
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Turning up the heat, Hamlin responded, criticizing his ex-wife's denial and going on to claim that she allegedly stepped out on him two weeks after his mother's death.
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Clubs play in local state leagues for the first half of the year, with the biggest teams going on to play in the national championship between May and December.
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"I would worry," he said, before going on to note that most of the nation's challenges are fiscal matters for Congress to address, not monetary ones for the Fed.
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McGregor did not disappoint, rocking Alvarez early and going on to win the fight via second round TKO to become the first UFC fighter to hold two belts simultaneously.
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"Russia continues to say they had nothing to do with Meddling in our Election!" he wrote on Twitter, going on to wonder why the FBI wasn't investigating Hillary Clinton.
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Mandel — one of several "tiger cubs" who worked at Tiger Management before going on to run high-profile funds — stepped back from day-to-day portfolio management in January.
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"To date, the COSIA members have shared about 938 discreet individual technologies or innovations," Wicklum said, before going on to list one example of the collaborative work being undertaken.
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"The main thing is I have great judgment," he explained, going on to tell Lauer that he was against the war in Iraq from the beginning, which he wasn't.
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Shaw frequently wrote and said that he saw Eliza going on to marry Freddy, an amiable upper-class suitor (a love-sick puppy in Bobby Conte Thornton's emotional portrayal).
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The protections provided by the Fifth Amendment are not limited to citizens, the court insisted — before going on to chide the administration for its "shifting interpretations" of the order.
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Romney described the dinner's conversation as "enlightening and interesting and engaging," before going on to praise the president-elect for besting him in the race for the White House.
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" Coulter first tweeted, going on to say that Miller was "eating press's lunch" and "Experts say many people voted for Trump because they want Stephen Miller running the country.
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I'd only achieved a lucid dream once before, recognising I was dreaming as I stood on a cliff face, and going on to control that dream by flying around.
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"There's something glamorous about it, there's something alluring but also poisonous," Mr. Toor said, laughing, before going on to say that it could evoke snakes, poison gas and absinthe.
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"Sure enough, identical twin boys," she added in the spouses' interview with Savannah Guthrie, going on to reveal in an Instagram post that the twins are due on Nov.
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Mumford & Sons previously landed No. 25 albums with "Wilder Mind" in 24 and "Babel" in 236 — with "Babel" going on to win the Grammy for album of the year.
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Brady, rather than responding with incredulity to Trump's absurd statement, simply lauded his leadership and the concept of "peace through strength" before going on to talk about tax cuts.
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In the post he starts with ... "JESUS HAS CHANGED MY LIFE," going on to mention the true meaning of the holiday -- and it ain't about a bunny or eggs.
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"Mapping a cellphone's location over the course of 127 days provides an all-encompassing record of the holder's whereabouts," he wrote, going on to quote from an earlier opinion.
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It earned rave reviews and sold-out houses, going on to win in a record-breaking nine categories at last year's Olivier Awards, the British equivalent of the Tonys.
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"Sure enough, identical twin boys," she added in the spouses' interview with Savannah Guthrie, going on to reveal in an Instagram post that the babies are due on Nov.
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Federer beat Zverev in the exhibition, but Tsitsipas got the best of Fed in the ATP World Tour earlier this month ... before going on to win the whole thing.
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"The investigations are still going on to establish the cause of his death and no suspect has been apprehended yet," Rwanda Investigation Bureau told CNN in an emailed statement.
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But, we have not seen enough variability in the data to make these models reliable," going on to list several potential climate effects that economists have "struggled to quantify.
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After some cross-talk, Biden told the man, "By the way ... I'm not sedentary," before going on to challenge him to a push-up contest and other physical tests.
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"He has dramatically and forever changed the political and the media landscape singlehandedly for the better," he added, going on to credit Ailes for how he personally helped Hannity.
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She said Weinstein may be serving "possible, tangible crime and punishment" that Trump dodged after going on to win the presidency three weeks after the release of the tape.
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The 64-year-old represented the Jackson area in Congress for six years before going on to serve as President Bill Clinton's secretary of agriculture from 1993 to 1994.
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In those documents, Parnell's ex-wife described the candidate breaking open a glass door with a tire iron and going on to strike her repeatedly, an act Parnell later confirmed.
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"He can't walk yet, but there's feeling in his 4 legs," the post continues, going on to say this is hopefully a sign that the boxer dog is not paralyzed.
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She spent the next few years repeatedly placing as a finalist in both the Miss Texas and Miss Houston USA pageants, and even going on to eventually win the latter.
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" Pressed to answer if a fourth place would be considered "competitive" by the campaign, she continued by saying, "whatever happens here in New Hampshire, we are going on to Nevada.
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Despite going on to win numerous Grammys, including Song and Record of the Year, with later releases, the Dixie Chicks haven't had a top 20 song on country radio since.
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After the service, guests were greeted by a 21-gun salute from a battleship afloat in waters near the place grounds, before going on to join the king for lunch.
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Osama bin Laden was very big, but Osama bin Laden became big with the World Trade Center," going on to point out that Baghdadi said he had built "a country.
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But they probably don't really want to know, so you should keep any information about how great their ex is doing or how many dates they're going on to yourself.
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He was really a little retardataire,people were already giving up polyphony and going on to harmony, and to classicism, and leaving gorgeous baroque, which nobody should ever have left.
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We can understand how disjunctive politics is shaping the Trump administration, the shutdown, and even what's going on to some extent on the Democratic side, by thinking about three gaps.
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During a heated exchange about both candidate's charitable organizations, Trump highlighted the Clinton Foundation's ties with Saudi Arabia before going on to say the country pushes gay people off buildings.
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" Russian planes had joined the regime in hitting hospitals and refugee camps, she said, before going on to accuse the regime of "bombing in defiance of the Cessation of Hostilities.
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Senegal caused one of the tournament's most memorable upsets in their only World Cup appearance, beating holders France in the opening game before going on to reach the quarter-finals.
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At the age of 17, she was accepted to the North Carolina School of the Arts' program before graduating and going on to study theatre at Cal-Arts in California.
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Kim tied for second at the Texas Open 12 years ago, going on to win three times on tour and playing on the victorious American Ryder Cup team in 2008.
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The chances of him changing his mind and going on to win are now put at 100-to-13, where a 1 pound ($1.25) bet would pay out 100 pounds.
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"I can do better," Murphy told THR, going on to say that people in power have a duty to open pathways to talent in ways that will change the industry.
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In the clip above he chats about his forehead and how handsome Ryan Reynolds is before going on to test out a variety of alternative Thanos voices with Jimmy Fallon.
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By the time the average Canadian university student graduates, he or she is saddled with an average of $26,819 in debt—often going on to become jobless or underemployed, i.e.
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Dan Barber, who earned his stripes at Bouley before going on to acclaim at restaurants like Blue Hill at Stone Barns, remembers the chef's craving for constant improvisation and disruption.
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Not only was he a politician to the core, but he was notably a father who raised two sons who served as governors -- with one going on to become President.
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James M. McMillian was born on March 11, 1948, in Raeford, N.C., and grew up in Brooklyn, where he starred at Thomas Jefferson High School before going on to Columbia.
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"Other than the Fed on Wednesday, I don't see anything going on to make any decisions on," said Paul Mendelsohn, chief investment strategist at Windham Financial Services in Charlotte, Vermont.
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"I used to be embarrassed because I was just a comic-book writer while other people were building bridges or going on to medical careers," he told the Washington Post.
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Over time that was diluted to 33 percent, but it grew significantly in size as Tencent's business took off, going on to become Asia's first $500 billion company last November.
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When you think about how the Finnish hardcore scene was thriving in the early 80s, what do you think was going on to create all these fast, angry, aggressive bands?
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"Bernie Sanders's position on Israel could use some review," he told me, unprompted, before going on to express his own personal concern with Sanders's preference for a two-state solution.
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Its creator, Dr. Andy Hildebrand, first experimented with these sequences while studying electric engineering at Chicago's University of Illinois, before going on to work with Exxon between 1976 and 1989.
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He spoke further about the Queen in the memoir, going on to recount a time that he witnessed her slapping her nephew, Viscount Linley, for refusing to follow her orders.
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He confessed he'd never heard of quinoa before going on to claim that a ten-kilogram packet of quinoa would cost roughly 23 times more than a packet of rice.
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Because it works in a similar way reducing that inflammatory response in your own lungs, which could keep people from going on to ventilators or get them off ventilation quicker.
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"I'm drawn to Yuval for his clarity of thought," Jack Dorsey, the head of Twitter and Square, wrote in an email, going on to praise a particular chapter on meditation.
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My entire life has been filled with people asking me where I'm from and then going on to tell me that maybe I shouldn't tell people I'm of Mexican ancestry.
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They however roared back in the second, taking it by the same score, before going on to win the third in captivating fashion, saving four match points in the process.
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"After an amazing three years at Ohio State, it's time for me to begin the next chapter," Young wrote, before going on to thank his family and the Buckeyes community.
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Speaking at the in Davos, she told CNBC how she started off working on the switchboard when she was a teenager, before going on to other roles in the business.
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The dogs are now going to live at the Halo No-Kill Rescue Center in Florida, while the cats are going on to Hubert's Animal Welfare Center in New Jersey.
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France, however, dropped out of that project early on due to disagreements over the sharing out of work, with its Dassault Aviation going on to develop the Rafale fighter jet.
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"They tied their hands to the ground, they spread-eagled them: they raped all four," he said, going on to describe how the Korean troops mutilated and murdered the women.
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"When I get in a regular car, I like to feel safe, like this," he says, before going on to explain the importance of keeping your blood sugar levels balanced.
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Because many hockey players play two years in junior leagues before going on to college teams, some programs fill out their rosters with freshmen as old as 20 or 21.
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DEARDEN It came out at the very moment feminism hit its stride, and sex became dangerous again, so a lot was going on to help it become this zeitgeist movie.
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Once it was recorded, Marshall showed it to Atlantic Records, who signed Rogers immediately, making "Someday" the first house track released by a major label, going on to sell millions.
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Largely thanks to the popularity of The Ashlee Simpson Show, "Autobiography" became the highest selling album by a female artist that year, going on to sell five million copies worldwide.
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"My fourth point is that we can only make progress if we abandon this way of thinking that we can go it alone," she said, going on to speak about Brexit.
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"Somebody has mentioned Deadpool," admits Stewart in the clip above, before going on to get very excited when fellow Late Late Show guest Dan Stevens suggests that he appear in Legion.
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Indeed, it actually became a profitable business within two weeks of the launch of its website before going on to raise $400,000 from a bunch of reputable angel investors this year.
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Mr. Putin and Mr. Litvinenko, both veterans of the K.G.B., served in its successor agency, the F.S.B., or Federal Security Service, with Mr. Putin going on to lead that intelligence agency.
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Team Sky's Froome won the Tour de France for a fourth time in five years in July before going on to become the first Briton to claim victory in the Vuelta.
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"We'll be taking Chris to the Giro with the aim of winning three consecutive Grand Tours, and then going on to France with the goal of winning the Tour," Brailsford said.
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"Back in my family's home country of Colombia, there is a huge fight going on to protect the Amazon rainforest, the lungs of our planet," Margolin, who lives in Seattle, says.
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"Britain is an amazing country, we can find our way whatever the British people choose," Cameron responded, before going on to detail why he thought Britain would be better off 'In'.
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Yeah, with the RFID today that we have, the technology, we have scanners out there, we have sensors, they'll pick up the bags, you'll be going on to the belt loader.
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Series creator Michael Schur took to Twitter via the show's official account to share the news about the residents of Neighborhood 12358W going on to glory, but for real this time.
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Either way, working so closely with other firms seems to be paying off for Pear, with many of their deals going on to raise substantial follow-on rounds from top VCs.
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Varner, an openly gay former news anchor, told the contestants, "There is deception here," at the Tribal Council, before going on to tell everyone that Zeke Smith is a trans man.
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Though they're second in the table, a surmountable seven points behind Leicester and quite capable of going on to win the league, Tottenham's momentum has faltered somewhat in the last month.
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The duo originally hatched the idea while working together at an advertising agency, quickly putting together a web series and going on to win an award at New York Television Festival.
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Turning up the heat, Hamlin responded on Saturday, criticizing his ex-wife's denial and going on to claim that she allegedly stepped out on him two weeks after his mother's death.
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The match was much closer than when the pair met in the Australian Open semi-finals in January, when Djokovic conceded only four games before going on to win the title.
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"Other than the Fed on Wednesday, I don't see anything going on to make any (investment) decisions on," said Paul Mendelsohn, chief investment strategist at Windham Financial Services in Charlotte, Vermont.
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"Put on your headphones," he urged, going on to explain how binaural technology — sound transmitted separately into each ear — works, fooling the brain into imagining a person is just inches away.
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"I'm incredibly proud of how they stuck together during this tricky time," he said, going on to note the punishing economics of the media business and the growing power of Facebook.
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The original production opened on Broadway in 1982, already riding a crest of hype from its success in London, and made history by going on to play for some 18 years.
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Harvin played eight years in the NFL, winning Rookie of the Year in his debut season with the Vikings and going on to win a Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks.
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So it's crucial to make sure that you know what's really going on to make sure you get the right treatment — please don't just rely on Dr. Google for this one.
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Mr. Sorkin, who also wrote the film's screenplay, before going on to greater renown as a creator of television series like "Sports Night" and "The West Wing," will write the script.
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" Posavec also found the postcards to be "intimate data sets", going on to say, "I would share things with Giorgia I would never share with any of my friends in London.
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As the film explains, the psychologist William Moulton Marston (played by Luke Evans) had a hand in the invention of the lie detector test before going on to create Wonder Woman.
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In command, he abruptly handed the controls to the grateful Daniel, failing to serve out the opening set at 5-3 and then going on to lose it in a tiebreaker.
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There, election rules dictate that the general election day is a free-for-all primary, with the top two candidates then going on to have a runoff election on December 10.
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"If there's a ball involved, forget it," he said onstage, going on to explain that De Niro pushed for the film and broke down the boxing scenes at length for him.
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In 230, Democrats led in generic congressional ballot polls by as much as 22010 points to 230 points for much of the year before going on to win the House majority.
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After suspending his re-election campaign briefly after his indictment, he restarted it weeks later, going on to defeat the Democratic challenger, Nate McMurray, by less than half a percentage point.
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"Misinformation is being spread about Lahore air quality," the minister, Zartaj Gul Wazir wrote on Twitter, before going on to blame India for the majority of the air pollution afflicting Pakistan.
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" Hannah Brown, Vox: "There is a historic precedent for a late entrant in the primaries going on to become the nominee — Bill Clinton declared his candidacy for president in October 1991.
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"They let me come in to see the dogs and to give them a cuddle," says Hardy in the clip, before going on to say that there's someone for every dog.
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That's right I said it," she wrote, going on to explain that although she has "a favorite son," she loves "all 3 of my boys with everything I have in me.
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The dogs are now going to live at the Halo No-Kill Rescue Center in Florida, while the cats are going on to St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center in New Jersey.
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Other aspects of the building have been attributed to his chief assistant, Giulio Romano, who worked in Raphael's studio for years before going on to forge the new style of Mannerism.
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Yet at the Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School where Tabichi teaches, enrollment has doubled over three years and more of the students are going on to college, according to his profile.
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Boston was outscored 34-8 in the first quarter on Wednesday and never trailed by fewer than 29 points after the first few minutes before going on to lose 21-22.
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It's then worth an estimated 336 million euros to any of those clubs going on to maintain Premier League status the following season, thanks to broadcasting rights and other commercial revenue.
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The poll, published by Le Monde, saw the centrist politician going on to beat the National Front's Le Pen in the May 7 runoff with 61 percent to her 39 percent.
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Second, because this was something Larry did regularly, it was impossible that at least some women and girls had not described what was going on to officials at MSU and USAG.
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The two men seem to have parted ways, with Barba going on to be president of the STEM Institute at City College and Vela trying his hand at various complex enterprises.
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"The wire frauds I think are very straightforward," she said, going on to cite the "vast amounts of wealth at their disposal," before dispatching court officers to take them into custody.
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"She cannot have our words if she cannot respect us," Clemmons wrote, going on to add that she knew Dunham in college and believed her to have a history of racism.
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In the blog post, Hassabis stressed the importance of collaboration between academia and private companies, before going on to point out that DeepMind's employees publish a significant number of academic papers.
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The former Bachelor stars first teased their newborn with an Instagram post captioned "IT'S HAPPENING!" with Luyendyk going on to give regular updates on his Stories, which included Burnham's 5 a.m. epidural.
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He was defense minister at the time and the military became the first Cuban institution since the revolution to introduce capitalist business practices, going on to manage large swaths of the economy.
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"It's time to turn words into action," Perry began her post, before going on to explain how access to Planned Parenthood had a very personal impact on her during her teenage years.
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Kevin's father — Vaughn's grandfather — was an executive in public relations for the New York Mets and Pittsburgh Pirates before going on to work as vice president for the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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After serving as Robin for 40 years, Grayson eventually retired from the role and took on the Nightwing persona, eventually going on to defend his own city in his own solo run.
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She graduated from the University Of Montevallo in 2017 where she studied Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services before going on to work in social media and marketing for clothing brands.
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" Russian planes have supported the regime's air force in hitting hospitals and refugee camps, she said, before going on to accuse the regime of "bombing in defiance of the cessation of hostilities.
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That was negotiated following the demise of its predecessor Safe Harbor, in 2015, also via a Schrems legal challenge, going on to launch in August 2016 — despite ongoing concerns from data experts.
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"A lot of people would like to think it was a strenuous process for him," says one of the talking heads, before going on to stress that it was far from it.
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Sajid Javid - finance minister A former banker, Javid was a Vice President at Chase Manhattan Bank at the age of 25, going on to work at Deutsche Bank before he entered politics.
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I want to know everything about what is going on, to stay vigilant, to read between the lines, to get information from different sources, and to look up facts that seem dubious.
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Over five tweets he spoke about his personal experience with mental health — "I'm a card carrying member" — before going on to share his views on the way society treats those that suffer.
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"This is something I've always wanted to do: Take an evening, invite an audience and just be me," Walsh says in a statement, before going on to promise some pretty amazing things.
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In 1974, the Academy Award for Best Actress went to Ellen Burstyn, who grew up Catholic but explored Sufism in her late 30s before going on to study various other religious ideologies.
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"The Easter bunny brought them an egg with the big reveal," she added of her girls later in the broadcast, before going on to announce that the couple are expecting a son.
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Everything from how the influx of robotics impacted the park and its staff (yes, there were a few disturbing psychological experiments going on) to the sheer scale of the Nuka Cola corporation.
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The propaganda video — which was posted on and quickly removed from YouTube — overlays flames over the Trump clip, before going on to celebrate the attacks that killed more than two-dozen people.
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Chardy even saved one as he served for the match in the decider, going on to reach the third round at the Paris event for the first time at the 63th attempt.
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Schlafly graduated from Washington University in 1944 at age 19, going on to get a master's degree in government from Harvard in 1945 and later graduating from Washington University School of Law.
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As Ebersol pointed out there is a large talent pool from which to draw with colleges churning out 25,000 graduating players every year with only about 200 going on to the NFL.
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"Reliability is adequate today," Perry's review concludes, going on to say that the loss of capacity due to retirements has been replaced, and that energy-source diversity is as high as ever.
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The defense claimed that Sabina was a secondary sufferer of Folie à deux, French for "a madness of two," going on to claim that she had transmitted insanity from her twin Ursula.
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Like I said earlier, to have my parents around for my first hundred and then going on to score 300 runs - I don't think they would have imagined in their wildest dream.
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Ryan's comments follow remarks from President Donald Trump, who told The Wall Street Journal on Thursday that he believes Congress will move to an infrastructure plan before going on to welfare reform.
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"There's probably some gamesmanship going on, to try and get in the heads of other candidates," said former Senator Rick Santorum, a Pennsylvania Republican who ran in both 2012 and in 2016.
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In grime's earliest days, Double was part of NASTY, one of grime's foundation crews, before going on to achieve more renown as part of Newham Generals with fellow MCs Monkstar and Footsie.
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The Domingo-Embil Company also began the professional career of their son, who sang baritone roles and accompanied other singers as a teenager before going on to become a world-famous tenor.
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Coates was a cox who cut his teeth in sports administration at Rowing Australia before going on to lead his country's delegation as Chef de Mission at six Summer Games from 1988.
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"Yes, there is isolation and physical distancing, but there doesn't have to be loneliness," they wrote on Instagram, going on to list a number of resources and suggestions for those in isolation.
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And I think we're going to have a much clearer sense of where he is as he moves ahead," Corker said, going on to say, "I've got a job to do here.
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That was the end of the suspense, with the Kiwis going on to win by 1 minute 28 seconds, a large margin in the relatively quick races being contested in this Cup.
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TV's Krystal Ball knocks Clinton's 'mean girl' comments against Sanders MORE, the eventual winner of the Democratic nomination in 2016, before going on to endorse her in the general election as well.
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"Well, we're obviously not where we'd like to be," Alderson said, going on to note that the team had lost 2325 of 11 games in late April and climbed back to reach .
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The following season, he helped lead Alabama to a national championship before going on to represent the United States against Europe in the Walker Cup, amateur golf's version of the Ryder Cup.
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"4/4/20," Henson told Extra on the purple carpet in Los Angeles, going on to share that her wedding dress is being designed by Vera Wang but is "not yet" completed.
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When giving a new task or project, managers should ask employees what else they have going on to make sure no one's plate is getting too full and to help prioritize assignments.
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He also attacked Joe Biden and his son Hunter, who was discharged from the Navy in 2014 for cocaine use before going on to serve on the board of a Ukrainian company.
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Mr. Murdoch, 86, and Mr. Trump, 71, are also alike in that they were both sent to military schools as boys before going on to outdo their fathers in the family businesses.
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Coates was a cox who cut his teeth in sports administration at Rowing Australia before going on to lead his country's delegation as Chef de Mission at six Summer Games from 1988.
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"I did mean Iraq," he told Kelly, going on to explain at length his opposition to the US invasion of Iraq in 2003 — opposition that has been questioned by recent news reports.
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"One of the things that is very clear is there are probably more things today going on to worry people than usual," said Mark Stoeckle, chief executive officer of Adams Funds in Baltimore.
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There are things going on to help promote online privacy such as the "right to be forgotten" in the Data Protection Bill, and Me2B movement to get us to own our own data.
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They send me these amazing things that make me feel like I didn't lose tonight," Bourg said, going on to point to his fellow contestants, saying, "These people up here are my family.
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Kavanaugh worked for the Bush administration during the same period, joining the former president's legal team and going on to work on the nomination of Chief Justice John Roberts to the Supreme Court.
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"Nobody cares about that stuff anymore — but they never should have," says Chuck Todd, who edited the old insider tip-sheet (and fax!) The Hotline before going on to host Meet the Press.
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But the Spurs, who have an 1-game winning streak through Sunday, opened the fourth quarter with a 295-225 run to take an 85-77 lead, going on to win, 99-95.
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Reversing the usual trend of film stars who moved into TV, Moore did the opposite: going on to the big screen in triumphs that included an Oscar nomination for 1980's Ordinary People.
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She had an early taste of the spotlight as a child actor, going on to win the Oscar for Best Supporting Actress in 1994 for the film The Piano when she was 11.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that more than 400 million people are infected with the virus each year, with a half-million going on to develop severe hemorrhagic dengue fever.
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The couple laughed about the incident, going on to share that the decision to start a family was made together with their close friends so they could all hopefully raise their children together.
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More than 250 retailers altogether are expected to have sales going on to try to take advantage of the surge of web traffic around Prime Day, according to RetailMeNot, which tracks coupons online.
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How absurd to police jokes at a carnival, she thundered last week, going on to defend the rights of carnivores, fireworks fans and children who like to dress up as cowboys and Indians.
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In both cases, the N.C.A.A.'s public opposition played a significant role in the laws' subsequent modification or repeal, with the N.C.A.A. going on to keep events in those states and schedule others.
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René Kristiansen, a recovering addict who played striker, opened the scoring early before going on to bag a hat trick for his side, joking that his next goal was to join Solberg's government.
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Creative Control will hit theaters later this year thanks to Amazon Creative Control earned heaps of praise at SXSW, going on to win the special jury prize for visual excellence at the festival.
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DeepMind has not started work on Patient Portal app, Suleyman confirmed, going on to underwhelmingly describe the concepts as "the sorts of things that we might like to expect over the coming years".
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Geller worked with Puharich, the astronaut Edgar Mitchell, and others in the development of the Defense Department's remote viewing labs, before going on to make millions "dowsing" for oil corporations in the 1980s.
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Going on to craft more than his fair share of videos around them from that era and pairing colourful minimalist sets with dynamic street and studio performers that sometimes upstaged the artists themselves.
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Tim Siadatan, now the head chef at Trullo in North London and Padella in Borough Market, was one of the first of Oliver's Fifteen apprentices, before going on to cook at St. John.
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"Nothing personal or ideological, it's just the gospel," the magazine wrote, going on to quote numerous Italian bishops highly critical of Salvini's move to block the arrival of immigrants from the country's ports.
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But during the ups and downs of his 14-season career, J.R. Smith has always found a way to regroup, going on to win the NBA title with the Cleveland Cavaliers in 2016.
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"The perils of the internet and social media cannot be ignored and they will not be ignored," Trump said, going on to say that "includes the gruesome video games that are now commonplace."
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He left his Wall Street job at Merrill Lynch to become a professional magician and mentalist in 2005, going on to gain fame as a contestant on NBC's "America's Got Talent" in 2015.
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"No, you're not invited," she added in the Instagram post, before going on to express her gratitude for Cameron's support even after she chose Jed Wyatt over him at the final rose ceremony.
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"The left-wing media is engaged in a Bolshevik hunt, brainwashing and character assassination against me and my family," he said in Hebrew, before going on to invoke one of Trump's favorite phrases.
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Despite going on to later have an acclaimed career as a science fiction writer, Womack was not a fan of the genre as a child, instead finding pulp flying saucer books more fascinating.
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Djokovic saved five match points against Verdasco in the semi-finals in Doha this month before prevailing and going on to win the title by defeating arch rival Andy Murray in the final.
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His daughter Holly trained as a doctor before joining her father's non-profit foundation Virgin Unite, establishing its charitable trust for young people Big Change and going on to join Virgin's leadership team.
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"A heterosexual world we had sought to leave behind was locked up with us on a ship cruising to Bermuda," they complained, going on to recount instances of homophobia, including from the crew.
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One of them, Seth Bloom, was a trial lawyer in the department's antitrust division in the late 1990s before going on to work on antitrust issues for the Senate Judiciary Committee's Democratic staff.
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Trump himself made appearances at the gathering starting in 2011, using his speeches to burnish his conservative bona fides before ultimately going on to win the GOP nomination and the presidency in 2016.
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My mother, half distracted with the thought of parting forever from all her children, pushed through the crowd while the bidding for me was going on, to the spot where Riley was standing.
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And there are other tracking mechanisms going on to make sure that you're not just funneling money — $100, $100, $100 and so on — 'structuring' is what they call it in the criminal world.
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More specifically, Padilla is leaving Smosh and the bro-tastic comedy video brand the two men have built up, and is going on to do his own, kind-of-unspecified-for-now, thing.
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"It's heartening to see so many strange new faces here," Annie says at the funeral, before going on to describe a "secretive, suspicious" woman who was, to say the least, a difficult parent.
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"They need to develop from within the system in a way to give them enough exposure to know what's going on, to engage with the broader community, locally and globally," Mr. Lutaaya said.
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Mr. Barbosa, the eldest of eight children, worked as a janitor in a courtroom before going on to become the only black student in his law school class at the University of Brasília.
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Watch ... we ask if the Alice + Olivia CEO accepted his apology, which he issued about a week ago, and he says she has ... going on to compliment her as a super-talented lady.
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Mr. Putin was worthy of the Nobel Peace Prize, K. T. McFarland said in 2013, before going on to serve a brief and ill-fated stint as Mr. Trump's deputy national security adviser.
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McMahon started off working on the WWE switchboard when she was a teenager, before going on to intern, take part in the ring itself, and head-up various divisions at the media group.
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Perhaps you remember this claim, which, at the time, deeply offended official Washington," Carlson said before going on to play a clip of Trump claiming that his inauguration drew the largest audience "ever.
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"Locking down deals etc," Kylie captioned the photos, before going on to post a solo picture of her own form-fitting look for the evening, which she captioned with a black heart emoji.
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After Nier, the studio closed, its IP picked up by studios like Square Enix, and Taro turned into a free agent, going on to create more strange, distinctive games in the Cavia mold.
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Take, for example, Tommy Purcell from Alamance County, N.C. He was first arrested on his 16th birthday starting a 35-year struggle with the law, going on to be arrested roughly 200 times.
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Soon after the report was leaked, players still on the roster — who had vowed to boycott Tuesday's Holiday Bowl unless their teammates were reinstated — relented, going on to beat Washington State, 17-12.
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"I banged her a few times … but I forgot her," Ratner said on the show, according to Gawker, going on to confirm that the allegations were about him, but stressing that they were unfounded.
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The American earned the important second break against a battling Nishikori by converting his fifth break point of a marathon fifth game before going on to serve out victory in one hour 48 minutes.
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Armie Hammer has stayed busy since Call Me by Your Name, going on to star as a maniacal telemarketing CEO in Sorry to Bother You and making his Broadway debut in Straight White Men.
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"In the meantime, there's a lot of research that's still going on to try to figure out if there's a way we can prevent chronic graft rejection so patients can live longer," Eghtesady said.
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The late Jerry Weintraub was the consummate dream-maker: he managed concert tours for Frank Sinatra and Led Zeppelin before going on to produce films like "The Karate Kid" and the "Oceans 11" series.
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Even with the departure of fan-favorite characters Arizona Robbins (Jessica Capshaw) and April Kepner (Sarah Drew), the cast and crew have promised that there will be plenty going on to keep viewers entertained.
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The startup raised $25 million in April last year, breaking the funding record for a company started by a Thiel Fellow, before going on to close a $100 million Series B round in August.
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"I think the fundamentals are there," Delay said, before going on to explain that new technologies in the lower carbon sector were coming down in cost "inexorably", a trend that would continue going forward.
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Thompson, who sat in a similar position in 2014 before going on to win the title, changed putters in the lead up to the tournament after a poor result in last week's Kia Classic.
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He says he suffered a concussion, a brain injury and four broken ribs -- going on to claim he's suffered physical and mental injuries, loss of enjoyment of life, emotional distress, disfigurement and medical expenses.
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The couple laughed about the whole incident, going on to share that the decision to start a family was made together with their close friends so they could all hopefully raise their children together.
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Speaking next to Trump at the Israel Museum, Netanyahu said, "Israel has never had and will never have a better friend than the United States of America," before going on to thank Trump personally.
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Sanchez explained in the comment that the restaurant has the chicken delivered twice a day before going on to list other "locally made" foods they serve, such as farmers' market gumbo and homemade jam.
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"All I do is defend myself nothing more," El Chapo said, going on to note that he shouldn't be blamed for widespread drug addiction even though he supplies a large swath of the market.
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Robertson grew up with no electricity, toilet or bathtub, while Cruz, the son of two mathematicians/computer programmers, attended private school before going on to earn degrees from Princeton University and Harvard Law School.
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"It's a reassuring sign, but not a bullish green flag that means we're going on to major gains in the short term," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank in Cleveland.
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A player who might have been out was instead given a reprieve and hit a two-run double, and the Rockies scored four runs after the disputed play, going on to win by three.
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" Thiam has remained publicly silent on the scandal throughout the course of the investigation and beyond, but said the issue had been discussed with staff, going on to thank them for having "stayed focused.
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Pliskova put Barty's serve under real pressure early in the first set and that eventually paid off when the Czech broke the Australian in the fifth game before going on to claim the set.
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The Los Angeles Dodgers blew a 3-19883 lead in the eighth inning of a decisive Game 5 against the Washington Nationals on Wednesday night, going on to lose the game in extra innings.
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Once Missouri guard Jordan Geist hit a 3-point field-goal bring the deficit to ten, Iowa State went on an 8-0 run, going on to eventually lead by as many as 20.
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"The Russian economy has pretty much emerged from recession and has recovered, reaching growth rates close to potential," she said, going on to state Putin's challenge to the central bank to promote higher growth.
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"I love the instant gratification you get from peeling off the film and getting a 20" x 24" image immediately," she said of her process, going on to lament the disappearance of the medium.
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"My staff told me not to say this," Trump reportedly said, before going on to ask his counterparts if they were extra-super-duper sure they didn't want the US military to invade Venezuela.
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So you see a lot of them negotiating these boundaries and flirting with certain ideas, or posting certain kinds of content, and later deleting that content, and going on to different kind of content.
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You've levied these fines, the one right now in the United States, there's tax reform going on to bring back some of these ... such as the Apple taxes and the billions that are here.
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"I would rather have this conversation openly and honestly than in dog whistles," he said, going on to point out that the country's history brims over with racism, if you'd only care to look.
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Dr. Gell-Mann also had a compulsion, upon meeting new people, to provide them with the etymology and proper pronunciation of their names, going on to expound on seemingly any subject under the sun.
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He grew up in Brooklyn, attended Townsend Harris High School (where he was Student Council president and editor of the literary magazine) and New York University before going on to Oxford and the Sorbonne.
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But the Saints instead kicked a field goal and the Rams had enough time to tie the game with a field goal of their own before going on to win the game in overtime.
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Jennifer Lopez got her start as a dancer on In Living Color in 22012, before going on to work as a backup dancer for Janet Jackson — which she quickly parlayed into an acting career.
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"Bernie's campaign is not telling the truth," Mr. Biden's video says, going on to detail his record on the matter and to say that his current plan would protect Social Security and increase benefits.
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Ota then defeated world bronze medallist Almat Kebispayev of Kazakhstan 6-0 before going on to pin Azerbaijan's Rovshan Bayramov, a two-time Olympic silver medallist, in the first period of the semi-finals.
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He could also be the first commander-in-chief to be formally accused by the House of undermining the integrity of an election he&aposs participating in, while still going on to win it.
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Last year, Netflix made a dent with the Spanish-language film "Roma," with "Bohemian Rhapsody" and "Green Book" going on to win at the Globes, and the latter echoing that feat at the Oscars.
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After going on to publish 20033 other full-length books under his own name, Knott actually did die — not by his own hand, but of complications from heart surgery at the age of 74.
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"We don&apost expect all 80-plus investments that we have to be amazing successes," he added, going on to note that eight SoftBank-funded firms had gone public, including Guardant Health and Slack.
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It's funny because I think even outside of Mark going on to become a successful film guy and Craig [Montoro] playing in Sufjan Stevens' band, it is such a great, super quirky pop record.
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As for that required five years of military service, there once was a time when even the best Navy athletes had to put in time after graduation before going on to a professional career.
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The company was founded by Eugene V. Kaspersky, who attended a high school that trained Russian spies, and later wrote software for the Soviet Army before going on to found Kaspersky Lab in 1997.
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