If there's nothing to hide from, why hide from it?
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She uses the audience to hide from the other characters, to hide from herself.
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Technology has done such an efficient job at letting us hide from one another and hide from our environment.
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What, after all, do you have to hide from Pepsi?
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I chose to hide from this world in my fat.
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Don't hide from your computer when you get an email.
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This is what I was using work to hide from.
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I don't want you to hide from the world, Sagittarius.
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Curry doesn't hide from it: The Warriors want that record.
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We hide from the reality that it could affect us.
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"They were trying to hide from us," General Harrigian said.
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The suspect went back inside to hide from SWAT officers.
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It refused to hide from Kate's rage and Petruchio's violence.
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I want to apologize and not run and hide from it.
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Oh yeah, Adam, you thought you could hide from the TRUTH!?
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"No company is able to hide from that now," said Matthews.
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As a young black man I cannot hide from these realities.
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Get smart: Scaramucci didn't hide from the spotlight after being fired.
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Not only do we hide from monsters, we hide behind them.
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It's so bad that he even tries to hide from me.
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These corals provide structure for small fish to hide from predators.
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"At first we thought they'd hide from us," Mr. Hossen said.
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Through race, Pinckney implies, we hide from each other and ourselves.
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But it does make it harder to hide from their problems.
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"It's too big of an issue to hide from," she said.
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You offer no camouflage (personal protective equipment) to hide from it.
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"If you're trying to hide from people, don't publish your whereabouts."
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What is Chairman Schiff trying to hide from the American people?
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Bloomberg: Perry won't be able to hide from gavel-wielding Democrats.
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And when the company makes a mistake, don't hide from it.
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This is limiting investors' ability to hide from market volatility. 3.
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But the holiday has also allowed us to hide from ourselves.
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Americans never quit, we never surrender, we never hide from history.
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You might like to hide from the spotlight and that's OK, too.
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And I'm not going to try to hide from what I did.
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Like Mr Rossmann, Mr Dürr does not hide from the public eye.
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The scars that don't ever heal are the ones you hide from.
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"And remember, a tarantula would rather hide from you than bite you."
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Jim Himes (D-Conn.) said his colleagues can't hide from feisty meetings.
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Let's not bother giving them something new to run and hide from.
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I've realized that I don't have to hide from it any more.
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Or they want safe spaces to hide from the big, bad world.
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Death does not have to be this thing that we hide from.
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Flight attendants have no way to hide from the virus, he said.
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Ms. Cruz moved with the children constantly to hide from her ex.
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But rather than hide from the controversy, Welteroth took it head on.
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They hide from the sun; even the moon's light is too bright.
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Alexandra then appears at the restaurant — can you really hide from The Hand?
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I can hide from just about anything for an hour and a half.
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Unless, they might have added, Mr Trump had something to hide from him.
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After I quit I've had more money and less to hide from people.
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But at night, she had nowhere to hide from the pain and flashbacks.
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Even if he has nothing to hide from it, this is deeply humiliating.
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And in the meantime, it might help save its hide from regulators. [Juul]
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"I was inspired because she didn't try to hide from it," said Willis.
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You need to hide from a monster in a game with bad stealth.
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When the right tune hits ... some guys just can't hide from the beat.
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The bureaucracy is so predatory that many stay small to hide from it.
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"We don't hide from the fact it affects the labour base," he says.
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He used assumed names to hide from his wife, not from police. He
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France cannot hide from its poor record of pervasive racism and systemic discrimination.
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Channel Tres doesn't hide from the flamboyant elements that make up his artistry.
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Some may do this to earn money or to hide from criminal investigation.
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This is a regime that has something to hide from the civilized world.
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In recent weeks, Price has not tried to hide from his playoff failings.
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There were a lot of tears, which we tried to hide from her.
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Since you can't hide from it, you might as well work with it.
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As a Hungarian Jew, Soros the boy had to hide from the Nazis.
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Usually, stripping the hide from a fresh bone requires minimal force, he said.
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It allows them to hide from a debate they know they can't win.
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Shiraha can hide from Japanese society's cruel opinion of men without high aspirations.
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Ms. West managed to get a real grizzly hide from the Canadian parks service.
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U can't hide from me n—- and u not bout to play my WIFE.
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The cuts were so deep because I couldn't fight back or hide from him.
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They did so to try to hide from racist federal policies, according to Naquin.
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As Richard, Joel Edgerton seems increasingly as if he's trying to hide from it.
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Peasants therefore lived deep in the forest, to hide from slavers and tax-collectors.
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I used to hide from people behind my bigger body and tent-like clothing.
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It almost makes it easier because you're able to for longer, hide from it.
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Clinton claim the whole private server was meant to hide from the official record.
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He was taken into custody four hours later while attempting to hide from police.
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A far-off planet's inhabitants might prefer to hide from the likes of us.
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If worrying about imminent extinction is unrealistic, trying to hide from it is ignoble.
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U can't hide from me N**** and u not bout to play my WIFE.
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The option appears as a "Hide from your Timeline" checkbox beside the posting button.
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My mental illness had become impossible to hide from the rest of my family.
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Coloring developed in part as a camouflage method to help animals hide from predators.
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Also, it's the kind of debt that many people hide from friends and family.
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But the administration will not be able to hide from the student debt bubble.
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You've never posted photos of nice stuff to hide from how hard you're struggling?
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Turn it off and a ship can hide from prying eyes or potential threats.
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Where would you and your sacks of treasure go to hide from spiraling calamity?
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Sousa does not have to hide from the crowds and paparazzi in New York.
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We can't run or hide from it if we don't know where it is.
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The point, in O'Carroll's opinion, is that I can't hide from getting punched forever.
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"My grandfather had to hide from the Nazis in a salt mine," she said.
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And with equal conviction, I am no longer willing to hide from the truth.
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There was no evasion of any sort, no attempt to hide from the consequences.
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Nor was a "safe space" erected for students to hide from his traumatizing ideas.
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When I have a cold, I want to hide from the world under my covers.
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Fish hide from predators with body colors that dapple like light across a rippling pond.
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"The general rule is hide from the wind and run from the water," Trainor said.
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But what mourners want is for others to recognise their pain, not hide from it.
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We're in Pollock's little shelter, when we're gonna go down there and hide from something.
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She is confused about work and wants to hide from the men in her life.
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The world depends on shipping, but there is no place to hide from climate change.
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"Donald you can't hide from me; I see and hear everything you do," Putin said.
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As kids, American Jews often pretend to hide from the Nazis during our imaginary games.
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So you hide from the noise until the depression creeps in and joins the party.
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Thanks to the Rosses, Sandness would no longer hide from other people, or from mirrors.
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He used baseball caps and sunglasses to cover his scars and hide from the world.
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YOWZA -- EXCUSE ME WHILE I CRAWL INTO A CLOSET AND HIDE FROM THIS: Embattled Sen.
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We're forced to endure expansive social assault every day, while they literally hide from it.
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She used her promising career in science to hide from the oppressive East German regime.
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They may want to hide from that responsibility behind the seductive protection of their home.
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"We do not wish for a war but shall not hide from it," he said.
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She's going to be the one that the kids have to hide from their parents.
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It's less the fact that I became unemployed that I want to hide from people.
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"Businesses will not be able to hide from competitors or regulators or watchdogs," he said.
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Seeing light could also help them locate glowing food sources or hide from bioluminescent predators.
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TMZ obtained surveillance video showing Jen cradling Ariana and apparently attempting to hide from Ron.
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Fearing for his life and his family's safety, Sakwa continues to hide from law enforcement.
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Second, Iran wanted to rejoin the international community, while North Korea prefers to hide from it.
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Hard liquors became much more popular because it was easier to move and hide from authorities.
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"This is the kind of film that you're supposed to hide from your mom," he said.
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But viruses are especially good at developing disguises that help them hide from the immune system.
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Hermit crabs are just like us: they need a safe place to hide from terrible humans.
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In short, she's everywhere, and I'm done trying to deny that fact or hide from it.
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Hidetoshi Imura, who played Hide from the warehouse, follows and engages often with cat Mike's account.
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Academic economists do not hide from students the complications they grapple with in their own research.
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I don't hide from how I feel or what I stand for, even as situations change.
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The thing ol' Russ forgot, though, is this: You can never hide from the Internet hive.
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"Mark Harris can run from the media, but he can't hide from the truth," he tweeted.
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The device, which is as small as a flash drive, is easy to hide from parents.
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But she isn't the only Democrat dismissing the good news to hide from her vote. Sen.
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In committing economic suicide, Britain is trying to close the door and hide from the world.
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You may be able to hide from people on the ground, but Google Maps sees all.
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Barron was Trump, who was using the fake identity to hide from reporters and seem important.
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That world is upon us—we can either hide from it or rise to the challenge.
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"I've had to hide from danger all the time," said Lucy, 47, who lives in Maryland.
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"Reporters shouldn't have to hide from gunfire while doing their jobs," she said in a statement.
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The blowback from the vote was massive, prompting members of Congress to hide from angry constituents.
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Some companies hide from view, using anonymous domain registrations and websites with no physical contact information.
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She adds she wouldn't have answered the door if she had anything to hide from cops.
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Funny – I also cover myself in shells to hide from people I want to avoid#BluePlanet2 pic.twitter.
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The lonely, anxiety-ridden months I avoided others, attempting to hide from interrogations about my social life.
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When the sun rises, they head for shallow bays to hide from tiger sharks and other predators.
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The man later tries to hide from cameras by wearing a baseball cap, but it doesn't work.
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And even in the 1990s, people lamented how difficult it was to hide from people search sites.
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"Obama's Ex-Boyfriend Reveals Shocking Truth That He Wants To Hide From America," reads one early headline.
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I chose to hide from that fact," admitted Webster before adding, "I think we were all enablers.
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It could help the spider hide from predators, or to sneak up on prey, or maybe both.
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Then, when she realized the cameras were upon her, she shrank, trying to hide from its lens.
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Now I could go to a regular school, and I didn't have to hide from the authorities.
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"Let's go below zero and hide from the sun," the Australian pop star croons in the chorus.
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Trump, in a string of tweets last week, said he had nothing to hide from Mueller's probe.
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I also remember, part of that scene is because we always also try to hide from weather.
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Cramer urged investors not to hide from opportunity, especially in the face of a terrifying political environment.
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Cramer urged investors not to hide from opportunity, especially in the face of a terrifying political environment.
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But I assure all those conspiracy theorists out there that you can't hide from Big Brother. Haha.
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"You can't hide from your posts," Mac wrote on his Facebook post of DJ Sneak's Instagram image.
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His arrest in Poland, however, demonstrates again that cybercriminals can run, but they cannot hide from justice.
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Funny – I also cover myself in shells to hide from people I want to avoid#BluePlanet27 pic.twitter.
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We have been able to hide from this truth, bury this truth, ignore and deny this truth.
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But cancer often finds ways to hide from the immune system or block its ability to fight.
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In that process, the leukemia cell acquired the ability to hide from disease fighting CAR-T cells.
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I have one persona that people see every day, and another that I hide from the world.
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He discovered this under the truck, itself not the soundest of places to hide from a barrage.
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Facebook empowered Apple to hide from Facebook users all indicators that its devices were asking for data.
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And if you want to hide from your colleagues during Zoom calls, cover your camera with tape.
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Cuomo not only refuses to hide from the worsening economic situation, he takes action to fix it.
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It's the perfect place to hide from fashion people, since it's relatively far away, in the 19th.
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He does not hide from the cold, but wards it off with shots of vodka and rum.
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Run to safety; hide from the attacker; or, as a last resort, fight back with anything available.
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"I've been saving a hide from a gator I killed for Rocky to make boots," he said.
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Still others have proposed that sleep simply forces animals to lie still, letting them hide from predators.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Where do we hide from the Trumpification of the United States?
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Some celebrities don't mind being photographed and others you have to hide from a little bit more.
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This suggests the nodosaur, despite being heavily armored and weighing 2,800 pounds, still needed to hide from predators.
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"Republicans hiding from constituents can't hide from having no plan," that group's email to reporters said Thursday. Rep.
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Experts call it "financial infidelity," and it basically covers any monetary activity that partners hide from each other.
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Step One: Hide from museum guards at closing time by perching on a toilet in a bathroom stall.
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Jefferies analyst Timothy O'Shea said Apple "has something to hide" from investors by no longer disclosing iPhone sales.
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Be confident and comfortable disclosing your strengths and touting your success; don't hide from it — respect will follow.
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"I never hide from media, but my policy has been I don't talk about ongoing litigation," Arpaio tweeted.
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In some places, like Hawaii, there really isn't anywhere for people to hide from a ballistic missile attack.
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She had to hide from her killers in a closet and almost starved to death as a result.
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You know the one — the embarrassing attraction that you hide from your friends and keep from your family.
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Congress needs to act to address the policies that hide from the public who profits from child detention.
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Wi's ex and their daughter were allegedly able to hide from Alexander and were unharmed in the shooting.
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The move is a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted technology to hide from authorities.
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He advised congregants to pray for peace, to avoid the temptation to hide from outsiders, to accept refugees.
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The low-altitude path of HGVs combined with the curvature of the Earth helps them hide from radar.
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To begin with, his prolonged assault on the investigation hardly suggests he has nothing to hide from Mueller.
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The effort is a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted technology to hide from authorities.
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She decided she could no longer hide from the truth and texted Rose in an attempt to communicate.
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Small-bodied anole lizards (Anolis scriptus) do not run and hide from oncoming hurricanes like one might think.
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Bring sunglasses and a hoodie, just in case you need to fake hide from the papz and fans.
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Deep-sea animals aren't used to such bright light, though, and often hide from these big, noisy machines.
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Clark sings about women haunted by this feeling, desperate to hide from the void through performance and costuming.
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Increasingly, there is no such thing as anonymity and there is nowhere to hide from China's security state.
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Americans should not hide from the past nor engage in an extended exercise of rehashing 400 tragic years.
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This consulting work made Manafort tens of millions, which he allegedly tried to hide from the US government.
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Apple was able to hide from Facebook users all indicators that its devices were even asking for data.
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He went back into the synagogue to hide from SWAT officers who were moving in, Mr. Jones said.
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That fear can be crippling, and for years, I let myself hide from it in the strangest places.
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"I will not hide from this council that we are not close to a comprehensive agreement," he said.
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PT about the whistleblower complaint that President Donald Trump has been trying to hide from the American public.
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However, school officials came to the conclusion that the visit was too special to hide from the public.
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But they need to publicly acknowledge the demons from the past and not try to hide from them.
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The Moon is in cuddly Cancer today, inspiring you to curl up and hide from the world, Leo.
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And people want to run and hide from it, but we have problems that be fixed by raising taxes.
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Police described Lopes as homeless and said he tried to hide from officers by running into a wooded area.
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There's something powerful about seeing your tech usage data laid out matter-of-factly — you can't hide from it.
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The announcement came amid rumors that Meyer had tried to hide from Palin his previous marriage to Cassandra Wain.
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No one could be faulted for trying to hide from the commercial break by plunging into their phones instead.
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Back in the day, thieves used the graveyard's tombs to hide from police when they were on the run.
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The nigga that is hiding his kid from the world, but his world want to hide from the kid?
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Just the very top of their head shows so they can hide from predators in the water really well.
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Alabama deserves a Senator who will stand with the President and won't run away and hide from the fight.
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By allowing wrongdoers to hide from these social consequences, NDAs undermine the effectiveness of social sanctions to change behavior.
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The legislation is a response to concerns that criminals and terrorists are increasingly using encryption to hide from authorities.
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The FBI and law enforcement officials have warned that encryption is increasingly helping criminals and terrorists hide from authorities.
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The terrain in the region is mountainous, which would have helped Indian planes take cover and hide from radar.
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There are many things we Italians hide from the world, some far less innocent than a writer's real name.
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But so far there's little indication that there's some deep corruption she was trying to hide from the public.
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If you get annoyed with them for certain posts, the "hide from feed" button is a few clicks away.
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I think that there's been a history in technology companies of wanting to hide from public policy issues sometimes.
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Many had hidden in the basements of their homes for weeks to hide from bombing strikes and ISIS attacks.
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It was a decade when you couldn't hide from the gaze of Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint.
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Children of alcoholics are often high-functioning "fixers," with a deep well of anxiety they hide from the world.
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The bill is a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted technology to hide from law enforcement.
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In 2014, Uber tried to hide from Apple that technology connected to its app was violating Apple's privacy guidelines.
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"They've been bothering me for more than seven years, even though I tried to hide from them," Miguel said.
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There's been a year's worth of headlines reinforcing the point that technology companies can't hide from "national security" headlines.
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They hide from the light of the sun and emerge by night ... or else night falls when they emerge.
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I learned later that due to the rape, she often used her mother's name to hide from the outside world.
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I adore my dog, but yesterday, I watched her hide from a floating plastic bag and then attack a skateboard.
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The implication is clear: intellectually disabled people neither negotiate with fellow miscreants nor successfully flee and hide from law enforcement.
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For obvious reasons, they are also more likely to appeal to criminals and others trying to hide from the authorities.
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When Antonio leaves Sofia — which she tries to hide from their children — Cleo assists with keeping the family going, too.
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Trump and Pence may try to hide from the "punishment" rhetoric now, but that's exactly what their policies would do.
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I try to hide from her so I can go back to sleep, but she just pounces on me instead.
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In contrast, politically progressive values tend to flourish where people can hide from reality, such as on many college campuses.
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That latter use case represents a topic that would make sense to hide from the publicly accessible main group chat.
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But not trying to hide from it, not trying to change it, just allowing it to help propel me forward.
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It's summer — a time to celebrate the warm weather and to hide from all the peculiar dangers this season brings.
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Enemies of the United States will never be able to use bad weather to hide from the US military again.
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It managed to hide from council rangers for around 24 hours, presumably getting up to all kinds of wacky adventures.
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While most people might hide from the public eye after an unceremonious firing, the "Mooch" is on some different shit.
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Will Abrams join Kemp on the debate stage or just continue to hide from her radical record and extreme agenda?
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The gorgeous, black speckled white felines are dubbed "ghost cats" for their tendency to hide from people and other animals.
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Law enforcement officials have been warning that encryption is increasingly helping terrorists and criminals "go dark" and hide from investigators.
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Safer search results: When a user searches, Twitter will hide from the results tweets from accounts they've blocked or muted.
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When I first covered StarOfService, the company didn't even try to hide from me that it was a Thumbtack copycat.
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Taíno Indians, the first inhabitants in Haiti, as well as runaway slaves, used the caves to hide from their oppressors.
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"I don't hide from the fact that I had three delivery boys and a dishwasher off the books," he said.
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" The former attorney general added: "It will be very difficult for Tommy Tuberville to hide from debates for four months.
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The two are responding to law enforcement concerns that secure communication platforms are helping criminals and terrorists hide from authorities.
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Manageable in scale but full of treasures, it's the art fair where you go to hide from other art fairs.
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Be mindful that the point isn't to hide from or deny the past, especially if you haven't fully processed it.
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I skip checking in with my hiking buddies on those days, but not because I want to hide from them.
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Just as we did when we were children and there were monsters in our closets, we hide from our fears.
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The Taliban made no effort to hide from the marchers the opium poppy cultivation and heroin labs in their territory.
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Cops say Patterson -- who shaved his head after allegedly killing Jayme's parents to hide from cops -- shot the door open.
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"Perhaps I'm simply trying to hide from the thought that I have lost a great man whose love I had earned."
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In fact, their views are not very different from Obama's — a brutal truth they wish to hide from their own supporters.
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For two months, before she left her job at the building for unrelated reasons, she also tried to hide from Kihuen.
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That officer was subsequently wounded, after which the suspect went back inside the synagogue to hide from SWAT officers, Jones said.
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"What's true is true, and you can't hide from it, and shouldn't be able to capitalize on thwarting it," said Vittal.
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Fact-checkers weren't clear on how Facebook was determining which stories to show or hide from them and in which order.
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But they're also easier to hide from inspectors, especially if those two ingredients could masquerade as components of fertilizer or pesticides.
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This isn't meant to sound spooky, though; it simply refers to the part of our personalities we usually hide from others.
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James Comey reportedly tried to hide from the president by using his blue suit to blend in with the blue curtains.
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Trump, like FBI Director James Comey, believes that encryption provides terrorists and criminals with a way to hide from law enforcement.
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"We cannot change the past, but nor should we seek to hide from it," said Stephen Toope, vice chancellor of Cambridge.
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Michael Rogers said encryption helped the Paris attackers hide from authorities before carrying out their deadly assault in November: http://bit.
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All Paul actually says is, "Hey Brooke," absolutely shocking Jo, who ran away to Seattle to hide from the violent man.
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On the tour, I was told that children who lived in this house used to hide from doctors under the staircase.
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Read more: Instagram is mulling a new feature that would hide from others how many likes you get on your posts
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Investigators do not know yet whether encryption helped the Brussels attackers hide from authorities, Attorney General Loretta Lynch told reporters Thursday.
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Beigel, who had a fiancée, was killed by a bullet while ushering students into his classroom to hide from the shooter.
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It's part of a growing trend, law enforcement says, in which criminals and terrorists are using encryption to hide from authorities.
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As long as some of them can find a safe place to hide from fire each year, the species will endure.
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It was an eerie twist on "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," reminding kids how to hide from a shooter during a lockdown.
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But with every advance that increases machine learning's powers of divination, it also becomes that much harder to hide from it.
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During its first year, the war was active; locals were forced to flee or hide from intense artillery shelling in basements.
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Critic's Notebook Lee Myung-se's "Nowhere to Hide" from 2000 is a cops-and-gangsters movie unlike anything you've seen before.
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Matthews said that his former boss, Speaker Tip O'Neill (D-Mass.), would go to dinner to "hide" from early election results.
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Perhaps for that reason, USDA has gone to great lengths to hide from the public the dangers inherent in this rule.
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Salamanders tend to glow brightly on their bellies, but not on their backs, which might help them hide from predators above.
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"Things really change at light speed now, and I don't think people can continue to hide from the issue," she says.
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I had a cousin who had a collection of them, and we would hide from the grownups and read these things.
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Sean told the AP he's "got nothin' to hide" from Mexican officials when asked about surveillance photos that surfaced in Mexico.
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"Pai then rolls what he describes as a "leaked, 14-year-old video," saying he can "no longer hide from the truth.
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Why did Sansa hide from Jon Snow that she attempted to recruit the Knights of the Vale to aid them in battle?
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I hide from blame in a lot of areas in my life, but I'm trying not to do that as a mom.
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Paul then put his dog down and laughed as Kong tried to hide from the larger cub as it made growling noises.
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This kind of two-toned coloration is called counter-shading, and it's used as a kind of camouflage to hide from predators.
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After masks, umbrellas are the most common tool used to hide from cameras, usually coming out after police raise their warning flags.
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Farber Dulos also said that his relationship with Troconis – which he did not hide from the children – was hurting them, documents say.
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One cannot hide from the fact that this is a sport in which some players feel compelled to hide their true selves.
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I'd hide from the camera at all costs, spend countless hours attempting to photoshop pictures of myself, and constantly untag Facebook photos.
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I carried that around and developed a lot of behaviors to try to hide from all the things that happened to me.
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VICE: The whole thing is strange, but that's what I think makes You're the Worst work, it doesn't hide from the strange.
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I was in record breaking shape and I'm still in that but I'm going to hide from him when I go home.
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Gemini, the sign of knowledge, won't let you hide from the truth; instead, it will show it to you in full detail.
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It helps them hide from the fact that not a single promise of peace for our time has materialized from the agreement.
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The pair developed the legislation in response to law enforcement concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted technology to hide from authorities.
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At first glance, a student has no reason to think these dividers could also function as a shield to hide from bullets.
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Similar to other groups of families, these migrants willingly surrendered to Border Patrol with no attempts to evade or hide from authorities.
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The super-rich are even richer than they appear, once you factor in all of the assets they hide from the authorities.
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The lawmakers' efforts are a response to concerns that criminals and terrorists are increasingly relying on encrypted devices to hide from authorities.
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In both Gillian Flynn's "Gone Girl" and Lauren Groff's "Fates and Furies," the secrets women hide from their partners become dramatic pivots.
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"And, Joe Biden, we're certainly not going to follow his lead as he tries to hide from the American people," she added.
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"It made me feel like my gender expression was something I needed to hide from a very early age," Van Ness said.
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US military snipers train to be able to hide from enemies at distant observation posts, as well as patrols in the field.
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The Post reported that city authorities built a large wall to hide from view a slum near the route of Trump's motorcade.
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After I watched this movie I felt compelled to hide from the sun and only wear black, because Lydia is an icon.
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I just realized that I could either hide from the rest of the world or just embrace it because this happens to everyone.
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From an objective standpoint, Jon's participation in the battle went like this: Ride dragon, fall off dragon, hide from dragon, scream at dragon.
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Additionally, Gerberht Charac, 19, was found by agents on the roof of a trailer with another illegal immigrant trying to hide from authorities.
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"Our investigation must show how he managed to hide from police and security forces," Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel told European broadcaster RTL.
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Awkwafina stars in this Sundance hit with a depressingly quirky twist — that an entire family must hide from their grandmother that she's dying.
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"The habitats that a lot of our small marsupials will hide from cats in — the really dense underbrush — that's all gone," Abrahams said.
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The moon is in Taurus today, asking you to slow down and feel your feelings—don't hide from them or over-intellectualize things.
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ANIMALS have made use of camouflage to hide from one another for almost as long as eyes have been around to spot them.
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In any case Central American asylum-seekers rarely hide from border agents, as their aim is to lodge a legal claim to stay.
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I was trying to hide from guards, but there they were, just bored brown kids seeking refuge from the heat under a palm.
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"They said I was insulting them and ridiculing them and that these were my consequences for trying to hide from them," Gutierrez said.
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Energy demands would quickly grow as a civilization tried to hide from, or signal to, an increasing number of star systems, Loeb added.
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They cheat and steal behind closed doors, not to hide from the other liars and cheats but to follow protocol of their race.
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She has become a fragile, joyless woman who retreats to her uncle's house both to stew over and hide from her own disappointments.
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If there's a mascot of the most embarrassing version of yourself that you want to hide from the world, who is that person?
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Encryption helped the Paris attackers hide from authorities before carrying out their deadly assault in November, said National Security Agency (NSA) Director Adm.
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"Alabama deserves a Senator who will stand with the President and won't run away and hide from the fight," Byrne said Thursday night.
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Shipka stars as a deaf teenager whose family lives remotely to hide from lethal batlike creatures called Vesps, which are sensitive to sound.
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But they don't hide from the fact that they are continuing a decades-long process of liberalizing India's economy to help it grow.
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They can't dart away into the underbrush to hide from bullets; they need vast amounts of food and water, and space to roam.
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Perhaps highest on Congress's agenda will be securing the tax returns that the president has so far managed to hide from the public.
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The Navy decided not to build a Virginia-class submarine — which can hide from enemy defenses and shoot missiles — to refurbish the arsenal.
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Well, those days are back — only instead of bushes, you can now opt to hide from mean enemies in handy haystacks and dumpsters.
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The government has argued the clause is a necessary tool to counter criminals' increasing use of encrypted online platforms to hide from authorities.
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In Karemlash, the vast web of interconnecting tunnels ISIS had dug to hide from airstrikes and surprise Iraqi forces was uncovered and destroyed.
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Police sources say the girl's remains were discovered under a scorched bed, where investigators believe the child tried to hide from the rising flames.
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You think stark stripes would make you easy to spot, but one zebra has found a way to blend in and hide from predators.
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These reefs give young fish a place to hide from larger fish, provide new nesting grounds, and also allow for the growth of algae.
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Those sources say the father and daughter were drinking beer in an obscured spot on the playground in an effort to hide from police.
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"If used wrong, it enables people to hide from their grief," said Dima Ustinov, who has not used the Roman bot for technical reasons.
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In effect, you're trying to silence one woman, while you run and hide from standing with the woman at the top of the ticket.
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He once tried to hide from a television reporter by putting on an orange ski cap and using a baby to shield his face.
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Mongeau claimed the driver circled back to follow them when the got out, so they had to hide from him before ordering another Uber.
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The FBI and law enforcement officials have warned that criminals and terrorists are increasingly using encrypted communications to "go dark" and hide from authorities.
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Andy Dunn, Walmart senior vice president of digital consumer brands, says that e-commerce retailers can no longer hide from brick-and-mortar opportunities.
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According to law enforcement officials, the dark Web and tools such as encryption have helped criminals and terrorists "go dark," or hide from authorities.
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There's something I try to hide from people by covering it up with makeup, good shoes (okay, great shoes), and my bitchy resting face.
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Key reasons for this include the virus' outer structure, which allows it to hide from the immune system and because the virus mutates quickly.
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The lure of one more show, one more trawl around the festival circuit, one more 12-date arena tour is difficult to hide from.
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When I first met him in Manus, he whispered in public spaces, his eyes ever-darting, as if trying to hide from threats unseen.
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There is irony in that because I know a lot of people who use triathlon training as a way to hide from their families.
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If you prefer to hide from the rain in the gym we've rounded up a great selection of fitness equipment, shoes, headphones and more.
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Drones can be shot out of the sky, yet little can be done to combat or hide from cameras virtually invisible from the ground.
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Several documents show the lengths migrants went to to hide from Border Patrol officers, and the lengths those officers went to to catch them.
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In 'runboyrun' and 'In Old Age,' the latest installments of Mfoniso Udofia's nine-play cycle, America is no place to hide from the past.
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We cannot hide from the good or the bad, from the wins or the losses… the joy and despair, the happiness and the pain.
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But trans advocates say there is little chance a different name would allow someone to hide from law enforcement or employers running background checks.
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The measure is intended to address the so-called going dark phenomenon, in which terrorists and criminals use encryption to hide from law enforcement.
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Teens talk about JUUL on social media, feel it's easier to hide from adults, and like the harsher hit JUUL's salt-based nicotine provides.
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As the cliche goes, I don't think I have anything to hide from any government (though, as a journalist, I suspect that's not entirely true).
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It shows people crammed on the floor of an open truck, vainly trying to shade their bodies from the sun and hide from the gendarmes.
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The instincts Peretz honed over the years rushing to shelters to hide from rockets fired in the Gaza Strip made protecting the children second nature.
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Sonja Flemming/CBS The new CBS reality series Hunted features ordinary Americans trying to hide from 'the hunters,' a group of top law enforcement professionals.
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He saw it at eight or nine, finding it highly traumatic and building forts to sleep in to hide from the alien all summer long.
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ISIS has also used a network of tunnels and underground bunkers built in the towns and villages that surround Mosul to hide from aerial attacks.
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NonFiction People tend to think of crime and mystery stories as "escapist" literature, a way to hide from the atrocities and absurdities of real life.
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John Boozman, who is up for re-election in conservative Arkansas, made pains to hide from the media despite privately meeting with Garland on Tuesday.
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They believe he may have been killed in the attack or so severely disfigured that he chose to hide from friends and family, officials said.
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CCTV footage from the watering hole shows customers running to hide from the equine, who, in the clip, bursts into the bar bucking and charging.
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If icy snacks aren't enough to keep heat stroke at bay, many zoo animals also are given the option to hide from the heat indoors.
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And it's easy for folks to hide from it, because sometimes you're not able to map it out, especially with how insidious racism has become.
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Those sources also say the father and daughter were drinking beer in an obscured spot on the playground, in an effort to hide from police.
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But she has something to hide from Red: Tricia's a drug addict, and relies on Mendez (Pablo Schreiber), a guard, to smuggle in her stash.
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We don't hide from talking about real problems and real solutions, anchored in the Greens' core principles of grassroots democracy, nonviolence, social justice and ecology.
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There's even an extra-large hood so you can wear a headset or, you know, hide from the world for even considering wearing this monstrosity.
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The desperation in her voice was palpable as she outlined this growing injustice that, sadly, many school districts are able to hide from public view.
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"[W]ith this endorsement he will have nowhere left to hide from his Party's toxic socialist agenda," said NRSC spokeswoman Joanna Rodriguez in a statement.
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"Alabama deserves a Senator who will stand with the President and won't run away and hide from the fight," Byrne said in a Wednesday statement.
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But PBMs hide from their clients what they pay for prescriptions and often fail to disclose appropriate information about the rebates they negotiate with manufacturers.
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A forerunner of the more ambitious ecofable "Princess Mononoke," it's a postapocalpytic tale about an Earth where pockets of humans hide from gigantic, marauding insects.
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" She also said that she's had to move several times in order to hide from Epstein, who worked to ensure her art career was "ruined.
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Law enforcement officials say such access is necessary to help track criminals and terrorists who are increasingly using encrypted apps to hide from authorities. Sens.
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Rodriguez, who identifies as female, testified she heard Mateen pledge allegiance to ISIS and pulled a body on top of her to hide from gunman.
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As we got into the weird specifics of these habits we try to hide from others, including our friends, it started to seem very funny.
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He took his sister and fled to a refugee camp in Kenya, where she was able to hide from the men by donning a burqa.
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It's time to tap into your spiritual side, too, and to explore the parts of yourself that you hide from the world — or even from yourself.
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Web surfers have been busily searching for information on bear markets — whether the definition of one or how they behave or how to hide from one.
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FYI, in the May 2015 police report ... she told cops she had to lock herself in the bedroom to hide from Brown and was really scared.
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You can hide from monsters and sneak up on them, and in at least one dungeon you're forced to disable security systems before you can proceed.
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It is sort of PG-13, but I would still imagine if you're like 12 or 13, it would be something you'd hide from your parents.
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That means you can hide from the sun in the Coupe or invite all the noises of that new exhaust into the interior with the Convertible.
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Abu al-Baraa was a schoolboy in Waer when the protests began, but volunteered as a hospital orderly and helped injured demonstrators hide from the police.
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"He may have gotten inside there and somehow gotten down the column, trying to hide from the deputies and then couldn&apost get out," Corina said.
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"We want to tell people around the world that you should embrace disability, not hide from it," the twins said in an email interview with CNN.
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"The American people will now see more of the emails Hillary Clinton tried to hide from them," Tom Fitton, Judicial Watch's president, said in a statement.
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Facing what is expected to be a skeptical audience, Lynch plans to address the issue of suspects using encryption to "go dark" and hide from investigators.
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The younger sister was showering as Grote was being killed, and allegedly was able to hide from the suspect in a locked room, the paper reports.
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Instagram has started testing a much-rumored feature in several countries that will hide from your followers the number of likes you get on your posts.
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"There are lots of things that we know that North Korea has tried to hide from us for a long time," a U.S. intelligence official said.
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"Despite Scott Garrett's best attempts to hide from his record, his hearing revealed his true agenda," said NAM President and CEO Jay Timmons in a statement.
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The bill would give law enforcement greater access to locked data -- a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted technology to hide from authorities.
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I usually hide from email — with so much work on my plate, I often delay dealing with messages because I'm so nervous about getting work done.
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While no reform is ever perfect, Cory Booker shouldn't have to hide from his past education policy decisions, after all, they benefited thousands of Newark children.
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Each role the survivors are assigned is designed to give them a chance to interact with guests—and offer little room to hide from the public.
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People have holed up in basements to hide from the air strikes in recent days, and medical charities decried attacks on more than a dozen hospitals.
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Important endings are taking place now and unprocessed grief is coming to the surface for you to acknowledge—honor your shadow side, don't hide from it.
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Screen shots and other images containing written messages can also help posters hide from tech-based moderation, said Dr. Donovan, who researches disinformation and media manipulation.
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The City Council has approved a 5-cent charge on paper bags, making it harder to hide from the statewide ban on single-use plastic ones.
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While the technology is seen as vital to digital security and online privacy, investigators warn it is also helping criminals and terrorists increasingly hide from authorities.
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She began wearing the wigs, along with paper bags over her face, in a symbolic effort, she said, to hide from Internet commenters and widespread attention.
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Still, it's imperative that we not wrap ourselves in calming Classic Blue and hide from reality, but take action to change the destructive direction we're heading.
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At one point in the film, the bad-boy character, John Bender, ducks under the table where my character, Claire, is sitting, to hide from a teacher.
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"I think everybody has a version of themselves … at some point in your life the person you're trying to kind of hide from the world," he said.
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The house that Bullock's character and her two young co-stars use to hide from an unseen evil force, has become a tourist attraction, according to TMZ.
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Conventional thought was that birds could afford to lose flight and get really large only if there were no terrestrial mammals to compete with or hide from.
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"Scammers and spammers use spoofing to disguise their identity, to trick consumers into answering unwanted calls, and to hide from authorities," Pai said in a blog post.
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All that drama around the full moon was exciting, but now you're ready to curl under your covers with a good book and hide from the world.
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Especially now the revered TV chef has declared he'll spend another term as mayor of Flavortown, which sounds like good place to hide from everything right now.
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"ISIS fighters have been using suicide vests and car bombs to slow down the SDF offensive and hide from Coalition strikes in the area of Baghuz," Col.
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The answer to that question came in a series of breakthrough discoveries of how cancer uses tricks to turn off, hide from, and overwhelm our immune response.
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Before you set your OOO email and hide from the world, read what VICE senior astrologer Annabel Gat told us about what to expect from this retrograde.
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Once Kim Jong Un took the reins, he would need to hide from a brother he never met and would always see him as threat, analysts say.
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She thinks she's now claustrophobic because of the underground bunker she and her family had to stay in to hide from the frequent shelling during the war.
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Founders are trying to remain under stealth for longer periods of time to hide from competitors, and they want to message their news in a careful manner.
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So we hide from it, we busy ourselves to avoid it, we laugh to avoid it, we hurt others, we keep people at a safe distance, etc.
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Note that your viewing activity can be modified (you can choose titles to "hide from viewing history"), so there may not be a sign of unusual activity.
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This week, he will add little hideaways to the terrariums, so the mice have a place to duck into and hide from the shadows above, he said.
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Cedar is 26 and pregnant — she resembles the Land O'Lakes butter maiden, we are told — and must hide from spies and drones and dust-like observational motes.
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Instead of taking the stand and testifying, Duckworth has chosen to stay silent and settle the case at taxpayer expense in order to hide from the truth.
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The trajectory suggests Jean was either getting up from a chair when Guyger fired, or he was on his knees, trying to hide from her, Hermus said.
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"A bad guy, he can hide from the video camera and you won't see him, but the dog — he'll know right away and get him," says Holley.
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By establishing separately administered and independently funded athletic programs, universities give themselves an excuse to hide from the sleaze and borderline criminality so evident in this article.
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And while all major parties have been implicated in the scheme, the governing Workers' Party cannot hide from the fact that it was in the driver's seat.
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And since Jimmy is attempting to hide from prosecution for his role in the events of Breaking Bad, he's understandably wary of doing anything involving the police.
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Related: Viral Style: Dressing Smart With Wearable Sound Accessories And Electronic Sneakers Hide From Surveillance By Wearing A Mask Of This Artist's Face Visualizing Fukushima's Landscape of Radiation
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We're not sure, but the decision to come back to this story line now suggests that he may have something more than his farmyard revenge to hide from.
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Barracoon is both a historical document and an astonishing literary accomplishment, an unapologetic rendering of a voice that shows us the wound and does not hide from it.
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" Tehran, the White House said, "has a robust, clandestine nuclear weapons program that it has tried and failed to hide from the world and from its own people.
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Given that the company's reputation is for providing software employees try to hide from their employers, beating Slack may come second to rewriting Facebook's image in the workplace.
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He was on a dark beach in Northern Norway — great conditions to spot Aurora, which hide from light pollution — and gazed at the glowing wave in the sky.
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Tyrion was a consistent drag on that process, trying to get Dany to slow down, take less direct action, hide behind her advisors, and hide from the plot.
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But underneath it is the truth that we are trying so desperately to hide from ourselves: we don't live in an imperfect world, we are that imperfect world.
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The presence of this pattern suggests that Psittacosaurus lived in an environment with diffuse light, like a forest, and that it used its camouflage to hide from predators.
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" He continued: "After seeing the CNN exposé on our unarmed APOs, and watching Chief Edgeworth 'run and hide' from dangerous camera-wielding reporters, it all made perfect sense.
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" As tempting as it may be to avoid or suppress fear, that will only exacerbate it, Willink says: "The more you hide from it, the bigger it gets.
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We don't know exactly why the guy wanted to hide from the camera, but if his aim was to slip off without anyone noticing it clearly didn't work.
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A few corporations may change ownership to hide from international sanctions, but most times it happens as a result of ordinary business practices like opening a foreign subsidiary.
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The discovery that cancer uses tricks to shut down or hide from the immune system has made sense of generations of failed attempts to get immunotherapy to work.
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Members of Congress have also been turned away from visiting shelters in their own communities, raising questions about what the administration is trying to hide from the public.
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Grad school soon followed, not because I had lofty goals for myself, but because going to school felt like a good way to hide from the real world.
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One man said he concealed himself under dead bodies to hide from the dozens of gunmen who attacked the Sufi mosque in northern Sinai with automatic machine guns.
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He drifted to California, where he ran out of money, all while trying to hide from the "ugliness of violent, unpredictable death" he had experienced during his deployment.
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"A trained eye of a mechanic can spot those things that may not have been reported" and that the sellers might be trying to hide from potential buyers.
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Connell's mother cleans the house of Marianne's rich, but broken, family, and their vague acquaintance turns into a romance that Connell insists they hide from his popular friends.
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Grollnek says he estimates that more than 90 percent of fatalities he examined in 85033 different shootings were the result of victims trying to hide from their attacker.
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The males, said Dr. Svenson, lead completely different lives from the females, eating whatever they can catch, and moving around, trying to find females and hide from predators.
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And if Howard is someone who hides away from terrible things, what happens when he can no longer hide from the terrible things he himself may have done?
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READ: "You cannot hide from this storm" The hurricane is expected to churn across Florida Wednesday, heading northeast toward Alabama and Georgia before heading for the Carolinas overnight.
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The newspaper issued a absurd correction Wednesday night to an absurd story: That Spicer stood behind a hedge to hide from reporters after the Comey bombshell dropped on Tuesday.
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" Hacking, they said, has taken its toll since "you have a double life you have to hide from everyone around you," and that, they added, "causes some depression/stress.
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The coming festive season, or party season, is a difficult time for those that like to hide from social settings and would honestly prefer to be in bed, alone.
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Russia, China, Iran, North Korea and terrorist organizations like ISIS now have a better idea how to hide from Western intelligence and how to defeat us on the battlefield.
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Uber has a secret, worldwide program called "Greyball" to hide from government employees looking to catch Uber cars operating in violation of local regulations, reports The New York Times.
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" In it she reveals that within three months of arriving at Lake Tanganyika she was forced to hide from armed rebels from the "Hutu-Tutsi conflict in neighbouring Congo.
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In 1981, Rainer Werner Fassbinder released another film, "Lili Marleen", in which a German singer and her Jewish lover help a group of Jews to hide from the Nazis.
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Giudice spent her days reading, keeping a diary (which she had to hide from other inmates), and she also working on her fitness – up to six hours a day!
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Blotchy, her skin so soft and her eyes so large and glassy, had been a master of camouflage—she could hide from him even in a ten-gallon tank.
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You look through your phone's screen to guide your robot and objects in the room like tables and chairs can be used to hide from attacks in the game.
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But while Jackson fights for his job, Brown, Paul DePodesta and the rest of Cleveland&aposs analytics-friendly front office can&apost hide from monstrous misses in the draft.
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But even you, dear virgin, can't hide from the Mars opposition to Pluto, on July 2, which will bring drama, confrontations, and realizations in your love and social life.
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Now, if you'll excuse us, we're going to unplug and hide from our Google Home for a bit until we're ready to process Assistant's apparent love of Blade Runner.Â
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Placing art that examines the human cost of security inside a gun battery or missile installation collapses the distance between target and source: one cannot hide from the impact.
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Beatrice said her bullying was so public that she could not hide from it, but her mother Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, was a great source of support.
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"And that eventually, the side of us that we want to hide from the world will be the side that our future life partner will love more than anything."
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Berger takes his readers beyond the visible, towards a closer understanding of the world as it really is—the one capitalism, patriarchy, and empire try to hide from you.
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And so they will no doubt celebrate the 100 years they have behind them, but they cannot hide from reality, which suggests that time is not on their side.
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"The redistribution effects would be generally moderate," Fuest said, adding that the proposal could increase the risk that the well-off might try to hide from tax collectors abroad.
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All of these problems have been figurative Diepsloots for America for a while now, dangers that we try to hide from our view, but we always know are there.
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Both Apple and Ireland are appealing the decision, but the commission's announcement was the latest sign that multinational corporations are running out of places to hide from paying taxes.
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He even voluntarily published his email correspondence about the Trump Tower meeting in order to set the record straight and prove that he has nothing to hide from anyone.
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Since I work at Refinery29, I couldn't hide from the plot points of Game of Thrones, and I knew Jon Snow had "died" at the end of last season.
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And through it all, The Times found, the M.T.A. has used sloppy data collection and accounting games that hide from the public the true causes of the subway's problems.
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In November 2012, at age 26, Megan and her sister Grace finally left Westboro, fleeing to South Dakota to hide from the world as they found a new equilibrium.
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While out for a walk with his family in Las Cruces, N.M., in November, Jude had been running to hide from his younger brothers when he tripped and fell.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) has opened up a new technical "help desk" that instructs terrorists on how to hide from Western authorities, according to researchers.
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Twice," and said Pie "has some choice words for the precious progressive snowflakes who are perpetually offended and begging for safe spaces in which to hide from divergent opinions.
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The troops' push into western Mosul will be further complicated by the Islamic State's vast network of tunnels throughout the city, which allow fighters to hide from overhead surveillance.
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"Businesses will not be able to hide from competitors or regulators or watchdogs," said Mark Johnson, chief executive and co-founder of Descartes Labs, another satellite information start-up.
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Cobb might also be pursuing a public relations goal — signaling to the outside world that Trump has nothing to hide from Mueller and that he is not obstructing justice.
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"Super Secret Squids" was created as a space to hide from PS—it included more personal conversations and investigations that largely consisted of Facebook-stalking members of the design team.
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Running is also a way for her to hide from the reality of her situation, and to further withdraw from her husband Nathan (James Tupper), in whom she can't confide.
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It's where downtown denizens have gone to detox and discuss the deeper things of life, and where Orthodox Jewish men have gone to convene, or to hide from their wives.
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" If he could bring anything onto the island, he'd choose "sunglasses so I can hide from the ugly contestants; iPod, so I can tune the haters out; pack of cigarettes.
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The measure — a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities — would require companies to comply with court orders seeking access to locked data.
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The bill, which has faced stiff criticism from the tech community and privacy advocates, is a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities.
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The measure -- a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities -- would require firms to comply with court orders seeking access to locked data.
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The measure — a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities — would require firms to comply with court orders seeking access to locked data.
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The bill would force companies to provide "technical assistance" to government investigators seeking secure data -- a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted technology to hide from authorities.
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"ISIS fighters have been using suicide vests and car bombs to slow down the SDF offensive and hide from Coalition strikes in the area of Baghouz," Colonel Sean Ryan said.
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We hide from the public how much work and thought goes into these, how much assessment of risks to the outlook in policy decisions, how much thinking goes into that.
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So my advice to those members of Congress who are hiding out or delaying is this: You can run for re-election, but you can't hide from the American people.
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ZB: So the "legitimate" purpose of shell companies and tax havens is minimizing your own wealth, to hide from a powerful state that you might have resources it wants to extort?
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Indonesian authorities evacuated most of the tourists, however some chose to remain behind (and actually hide from the rescue workers!), likely for the thrill of being near an actively erupting volcano.
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Pedro was supposed to forfeit all of his drug money, but he admitted to having a family member pick up $5 million in cash, which they planned to hide from authorities.
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Faced with a bizarre, scientifically impossible change to her body, her first instinct is to climb out the bedroom window to hide from her mother, who was a teen parent herself.
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Spear's tranquil river fishing in the first episode is interrupted by a giant crocodile who's after his catch, and later, he has to hide from a Pteranodon on his way home.
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The accessibility of E-cigarettes and the easy ability to carry and hide from the size of Juuls, add nicotine into the mix and you got a problem o your hands.
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Dyeing your hair bright pink is typically a carefully considered decision made in a salon — or a locked bathroom so you can hide from your parents until the task is done.
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The Farewell is all about a lie: A family conspires to hide from their beloved matriarch the fact that she is dying of cancer, so as to spare her the sorrow.
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"Both Apple and Ireland are appealing the decision, but the commission's announcement was the latest sign that multinational corporations are running out of places to hide from paying taxes," Warren said.
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Without rabies vaccinations, they weren't allowed to leave their kennel for five weeks, and they were initially so shy that they would hide from staff at the back of their cage.
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In particular, Uber has admitted to "greyballing," or using a technical problem to hide from local regulators in cities where the service was not approved by local regulators, like Portland, Oregon.
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One of us suggested, half-jokingly, that we give each other matching tattoos, something discreet enough to hide from our parents but accessible enough to show off at school come Monday.
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"Michael Slager can run, but in the end he won't be able to hide from justice," Justin Bamberg, an attorney for the Walter Scott family, said in an interview on Thursday.
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The measure, a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities, would require firms to comply with court orders seeking access to locked data. Sens.
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"It's unavoidable that he can't hide from this anymore, no matter how hard he tries," said Maura Quint, executive director of Tax March, which supports the efforts to obtain Trump's returns.
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Prosecutors argued Stockley planted the gun recovered inside of Smith's car — but a judge ultimately ruled that the weapon was too large for Stockley to hide from cameras at the scene.
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But his mother's income in his single-parent household was low enough that he qualified for reduced-price lunches — a fact he tried to hide from his peers by not eating.
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Lohan, 31, had objected to an alleged look- and sound-alike character, Lacey Jonas, who called herself "really famous" and an "actress slash singer" as she tried to hide from paparazzi.
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"It's all too similar to other nonprofits set up by elected officials who want to hide from the public who they're taking money from and how they're spending it," she said.
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She ran into his theater one day to hide from a pursuer, and paused long enough to pronounce the play being rehearsed — Sahil's, of course — shallow on the topic of love.
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But Hermus told jurors the trajectory of the bullet suggests Jean was getting up from a chair when Guyger fired, or he was on his knees, trying to hide from her.
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We have an appellate court that is allowing the Trump administration to hide from the American people until after election the consequences of its indefensible position not to defend the law.
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After managing to escape and hide from the gangs, Hernández decided to join the caravan heading toward the US, rather than return to the clinic in Honduras to be treated for HIV.
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Catrin and Buckley write like mad during the day and hide from the bombs at night and, eventually, they get a screenplay, which they call The Nancy Starling after the sisters' boat.
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Willem Defoe co-stars as the sisters' grandfather, who raises them and teaches them how to hide from the government, and Glenn Close plays the authoritarian responsible for the population control policy.
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"Incomplete Kisses" is, by contrast, tightly drawn, with a huge, sweeping chorus, sticky little yelps of melody, and crisp, bouncy instrumentation, exhorting the listener not to hide from their heart and mind.
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In an attempt to hide from his pursuers, Danny runs into a crowd of Asian people who seem to be celebrating Chinese New Year, as previously teased in the season 1 trailer.
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To engage in this level of trust with another person leaves absolutely no room to hide from yourself or them, whether during negotiations and planning or the actual act of sadomasochism itself.
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Islamic State-Khorasan (IS-K, the ISIS affiliate in Afghanistan) was using deep tunnel complexes in the Achin district to hide from American surveillance, amass logistics, and plan and coordinate their operations.
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"When you make 2D documentary you choose what should be in a frame and in VR shooting you choose what to hide from the audience not to break the immersion," says Tereshchenko.
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It is hopefully not a partisan stance to say that the whole ordeal was very odd — it is strange for the White House press secretary to hide from the press in bushes.
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A second photo posted shows Fonesca and her husband Mike — who owns the truck — posing beside it, showing they're not in any hurry to hide from the public or remove their decals.
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It's a sordid, carnal pleasure I'm after—something I hide from friends and loved ones, taking back streets to avoid running into people I know; people who might let my secret slip.
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The sun enters Scorpio and opposes Uranus on October 23, and you're craving privacy and down time, but unexpected scheduling shifts will find it hard for you to hide from your duties.
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We were a generation of girls who had issues of Cosmopolitan in our car backseats and outrageous push-up bras in our dressers that we still had to hide from our parents.
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We find out that his fast-talking personality is basically a result of 10 years of intense isolation, having to hide from the townspeople and keep himself entertained by talking to himself.
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Trump's repeated failure to publicly rebuke Russia for its behavior -- even though other members of his administration do, has fueled debate about whether he really does have something to hide from Mueller.
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After he snaps out of his near-catatonic state, he follows a vision of his child self to the Queens Museum, where he used to hide from his father as a kid.
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"Relationships are messy, and it's not fair to anyone to hide from the truth for the sake of criticism," Doute, 36, captioned an Instagram photo of herself lying outside beside her dog.
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"It should surprise no one that Ms. Spanberger would want to hide from voters that she worked at a school that produced some of the world's most dangerous terrorists," the fund declared.
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One thing you can do to improve your relationship with your cat is to make sure that they have a place where they can hide from other people when they want some privacy.
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At the beginning of the film, we watch a young Jyn Erso sprint into her home to hide from Director Krennic who wants to "recruit" her father to help build the Death Star.
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The two tangled back and forth while I used a ghillie suit to hide from view, and eventually the Rathalos picked up the Anjanath and slammed it into the ground, dealing severe damage.
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Logan Paul has music on the brain after Sunday night's Grammys, but he's also not trying to hide from the heinous footage he posted of a suicide victim ... and the backlash that followed.
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When the gunman burst in and started shooting worshippers at prayer, Faisal was in the bathroom, just about to wash in preparation for prayer and so was able to hide from the gunman.
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This year in my latest effort to hide from my extended family and avoid my childhood friends, I hauled up in my former bedroom and decided to rank Mom's top-five Dancing Santas.
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Robert Bentley, a historic process that could remove the governor from office over allegations that he abused his power to try to hide from the public an affair with top advisor Rebekah Mason.
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That the team behind Cangoroo is also running a communications agency, we see as an important competitive benefit for the future of the business rather than something we try to hide from stakeholders.
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Don't hide from this vulnerability in the air—surrender to it, because the Sun's rays of truth and Mars's warrior energy can help you break through emotional patterns that no longer serve you.
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Gibson has largely stayed quiet about his past—his apologies have not been very good—but he won't be able to hide from the spotlight this time, especially given the wider political climate.
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Barriers jut out between lockers and classrooms, providing cover for students cowering from gunfire, and the doors to classrooms lock on demand, allowing children to hide from a gunman peering through their windows.
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Two Cayman Island financial institutions pleaded guilty on Wednesday to conspiring with U.S. taxpayers to hide from the Internal Revenue Service more than $130 million in offshore bank accounts, the Justice Department said.
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Over the course of three years, Broken Age went through some very public highs and lows, including budget crises and unexpected delays, the kinds of moments developers try to hide from the public.
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The trouble here is that Candy's time in front of the camera will be hard to hide from her son, who is interested enough in girls to tuck a Penthouse under his mattress.
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In addition to the Public, Friends, Custom and Hide From options, Facebook is testing a Share To Instagram toggle that appears to turn on continuous cross-posting of that post and future ones.
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Who knows how many miniature woodland creatures have crept into its crevice over the years to nest, to shelter from the wind and rain, to hide from predators — or to wait for prey.
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Instead, the EV startup burned billions in cash, scrapped plans for production facilities, gone through layoffs, furloughs, re-structuring, and saw its (now former) CEO declare bankruptcy and hide from his Chinese debtors.
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"When schoolchildren are taught how to hide from active shooters before being taught how to write their name, we know that we have a problem in this country with gun violence," said Rep.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "Wary of Mueller, Trump's Team Is Investigating His Investigators" (front page, July 21): What does President Trump want to hide from Robert S. Mueller III, the special counsel?
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About the only people able to afford a Knicks ticket these days are preening hedge-fund bros who think a back-door play is something to hide from the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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We've also learned of a whistleblower complaint reportedly related to the same issue -- a complaint that the Trump administration tried to hide from Congress despite a clear legal requirement that they share it.
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So technology proposes and positions itself as the architect of our intimacies and the outcome is our networked life allows us to hide from each other even as we are tethered to each other.
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Granted, that might be hard to practically hide from someone, but studies also rarely blinded the researchers who had to measure and calculate the results they got from the volunteers—another science no-no.
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Prosecutors at the time accused Durst of plotting to steal Black's identity and hide from authorities who were investigating another crime: the disappearance and presumed death of Durst's wife, Kathleen, on January 31, 1982.
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On Tuesday, WhatsApp launched its first-ever native desktop app — a simple step that makes sharing emoji with your friends a lot easier to hide from your boss behind a dozen web browser windows.
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Metro: Exodus Looking similarly spooky is 4A Games' Metro: Exodus, set in a ruined version of Russia in which human survivors live in subway tunnels to hide from horribly mutated monsters on the surface.
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The guy knows that you're supposed to cover your webcam with tape to hide from the NSA and WhatsApp is a fantastic way to communicate securely—even if he hates you for using it.
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If British politicians and policymakers want to ward off the real possibility of life expectancy decline, they must embrace, rather than hide from, the broader commercial and economic determinants of ill health and death.
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Octopuses' intelligence, she said, was partly an evolutionary response to their habitation in complex environments such as coral reefs, in which the animals need to hide from predators and sneak up on their prey.
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Democrats and Republicans are simply running out of places to hide from a health insurance policy that's failing and is proving harder to fix or replace than the political rhetoric from both parties promised.
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He attempted to hide from our view his years of denigration of women, his frequent disparaging remarks directed at Hispanics and African-Americans and his indifference to the problems faced by the L.G.B.T. community.
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Other items on the list include photographs and documents of expensive purchases prosecutors say Manafort made with money he attempted to hide from U.S. authorities after working for pro-Russia political parties in Ukraine.
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Because the alleged graft involved tweaking mere cents on liters, Costa said it was easy to hide from any oversight, with the potential for huge illicit gains given the large volumes of product involved.
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"These candidates may be able to run from Cleveland but they can't hide from their record," said NARAL's chief strategist Sasha Bruce in a statement, referring to the site of the Republican National Convention.
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Bailey quickly became a recognizable face in Cash Cab's heyday, which forced him to hide from incoming passengers and turn off the colorful lights in the cab to avoid being chased down by fans.
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"It is an incongruity I hide from the other rich, bespectacled Indian doctors of my cohort, entering middle age like me, trying to stay fit like me, suburban and Midwestern like me," he writes.
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Giovanni Ribisi plays a con man who gets out of jail and assumes the identity of Pete, his former cellmate, in order to hide from a violent New York gambler played by Bryan Cranston.
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For instance, a recent report states that rich Silicon Valley innovators are building shelters to hide from the popular revolt that will occur when robots steal all of our jobs, which is very reassuring.
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My point is that people have been trying to forget about pandemics for almost a millennium — the urge to hide from the truth and binge watch comedy (or write "The Canterbury Tales") is strong.
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Mozilla recommends using Firefox Private Network if you want to have an encrypted connection while using Firefox on a public Wi-Fi network or if you just want to better hide from ad trackers.
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"While the current administration continues to deny the impact of climate change, we in Beaverton understand that we must confront the truth about climate change, not hide from it," Doyle said in the release.
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Keytruda, Opdivo and Imfinzi belong to a new high-profile class of drugs called PD-1 or PD-L1 inhibitors that work by blocking a mechanism tumors use to hide from the immune system.
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Many guests and staff had tried to hide from the gunfire rather than leave the building when the attack began shortly after midnight (1600 GMT) and fell victim to the smoke, the fire bureau said.
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In his controversial college writings, which Democrats accused Lee of trying to hide from the committee, Lee said gay men got AIDS at a higher rate than heterosexual men because gay men are more promiscuous.
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This, the university said in a news release, could change how these bacteria survive on the lining of our respiratory tracts as well as change their ability to hide from and fight our immune systems.
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"Utilities and consumer staples are two key defensive sectors where people go when they are trying to hide from volatility," said Randy Frederick, vice president of trading and derivatives for Charles Schwab in Austin, Texas.
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Theimer told Mashable via email that the first time Marion used her "cheeky" personality to hide from his lens, he found it funny and photographed her anyway because he felt it really illustrated her personality.
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With the help of rebellious French native Chloe (Mathilde Ollivier), the paratroopers make it to the city that houses the transmitter, where they hide from the nefarious Nazi officer Wafner (Game of Thrones' Pilou Asbæk).
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Beyts, 62, who said she had a bladder condition at the time, told the court she had tried to hide from sight after urgently needing to go to the toilet while walking on the course.
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It was no coincidence that this collective goal aligned perfectly with my personal ones: Cling to my few remaining friendships, hide from the specter of career failure, and find something to feel good at again.
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Umm Mousa said she, her husband and eight children had slept in their cellar by night to hide from the bombardment and the militants, but that Islamic State was now deliberately avoiding interaction with residents.
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The cowards responsible for these crimes always hide from public scrutiny precisely because they know their actions will be soundly rejected by their neighbors and are not consistent with who we are as a society.
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In the SEC case, a Manhattan jury in 2014 found the Wylys liable for scheming to hide from investors $550 million in trading profits in the stocks of four companies on whose boards they sat.
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I could make a convincing argument that performance art as a nice person — from your public actions to your choice of roles as altruistic, heroic types — is a way to hide from expanding your range.
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From President Trump and Mitch McConnell on down, Republican leaders are running out of places to hide from their abject failure to protect our people from the rising costs and mounting dangers of climate change.
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The job was lucrative, generating tens of millions of dollars that the men attempted to hide from American tax collectors and the public in a series of foreign companies and bank accounts, the indictment said.
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With Victoria, as with Meghan, my immediate reaction to her diagnosis had been fear and a desire to run (or at least to hide from the depths of my feelings while still being physically present).
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The next chapter of A Quiet Place will answer every question you have about the sound-seeking monsters — and the people left on Earth who must hide from them, according to writer-director John Krasinski.
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Clinton tried to hide from the American people, deleted or otherwise, they were able to obtain, and they turned those over to the State Department, and the State Department's looking at all of those emails.
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In the current context of the democratic primary, unity is primarily weaponized by centrists to hide from voters the fact that their policies are actually way lamer and less exciting than their more progressive opponents.
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There are plenty of areas to hide from pursuing enemies or sneak up on a target, and the game's floaty, exaggerated jump adds a touch of urban parkour as you find new ways to get about.
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Smith says the experienced rangers she's worked with have recently told her of sightings of northern white rhino tracks, and believe a handful may have learned to successfully hide from humans — their predators — in the wild.
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From then on, he seemed to go into a trance for hours on end, barely stirring in his crisp white robes, his turban wrapped across much of his face, the way desert nomads hide from sandstorms.
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According to Ted-Ed, it's because how they developed as both a solitary predator that had to hunt and kill smaller prey for food and stealthy prey who had to hide from larger predators to survive.
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For the bolson pupfish, a good fart can be a lifesaver: These little fish live in shallow pools in Mexico where they slurp algae off of rocks and burrow into the sediment to hide from predators.
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"Secret arbitration takes away a woman's right to a trial by a jury of her peers and provides a dark alley for Uber to hide from the justice system, the media and public scrutiny," it continues.
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Hawaiians recently braced themselves for 38 minutes, awaiting a terrifying missile attack — a false alarm — but Americans were exposed to the horror of a pending war, with no place to hide from destructive, stand-off weapons.
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CAYMAN ISLAND CONSPIRACY: Two Cayman Island financial institutions pleaded guilty on Wednesday to conspiring with U.S. taxpayers to hide from the Internal Revenue Service more than $28503 million in offshore bank accounts, the Justice Department said.
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Republicans in Congress who wish to hide from this issue are being peppered with complaints from constituents victimized by the for-profit schools — particularly veterans, who have been targeted by companies that covet their G.I. benefits.
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TB is a particularly tricky disease to vaccinate against because the bacteria that cause it can hide from the body's immune system and scientists lack protective markers in the blood to predict whether a vaccine will work.
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Male participants interviewed in their 50s were far less likely to report having been verbally abused by an adult when they were children, having felt neglected, or having been abducted by one parent to hide from another.
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The second is that he has far-left views he needs to hide from voters — but this doesn't square with his best-known views, which are support for Israel and for the 1990s interventions in the Balkans.
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"While we cannot hide from our history -- nor should we -- the time has come to make clear the difference between properly acknowledging our past and glorifying the darkest chapters of our history," Hogan said in a statement.
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Opdivo and Keytruda belong to a high-profile new class of drugs called PD-1 inhibitors that work by blocking a mechanism tumors use to hide from the immune system, allowing it to detect and attack cancer.
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" New York State Assemblyman David Buchwald (D), one of the authors of the law, praised Nichols's ruling, saying it "moves us closer to finding what it is [Trump] has fought so hard to hide from the public.
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McCarthy said that she started to "hide" from Walters, but eventually started feeling bad for the longtime newscaster, who confirmed on May 13, 2014, after months of speculation, that she would leave the show three days later.
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Earlier this month, the FBI backed away from a controversial case against the tech giant that has been seen as exemplifying the so-called going dark debate, when suspected terrorists use encrypted communication to hide from surveillance.
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The cash-strapped conglomerate will treat creditors and capital markets with honesty and respect, and will not hide from any issues, Gu Gang told an internal meeting, according to a post on the company's official WeChat account.
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In fact, the only potential scenario in which Trump could benefit by firing Mueller would be if he does indeed have something to hide from the special counsel and he is able to permanently derail the investigation.
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Plus, frankly, this is kinda Taylor's M.O. She famously tries to hide from lurking paparazzi, sometimes going to extreme lengths ... like when she put up an entire makeshift sheeted walkway while serving as a bridesmaid in 2017.
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But that agreement did not extend to all Iraqis or alter the Iraqi government's long-standing policy of refusing involuntary repatriations, a fact the ACLU claims the government tried to hide from US District Court Judge Mark Goldsmith.
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I know that you might be trying to hide from all of the Samsung news, but today is a good time to invest in a wireless charging pad, since a bunch of recently announced phones support wireless charging.
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The abusive relationship became so toxic, Jo, who was going by her original legal name of Brooke Stadler at the time, abandoned her entire life, moved to Seattle, and changed her name to better hide from her spouse.
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For all the shade you might want to throw at your Gemini ex, you can't hide from the likely fact that people you still care about — like your mom or your middle school best friend — are Gems, too.
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So, in a weird way, that makes the act of just freely farting around others or even intentionally farting around others weirdly intimate because you're sharing a thing that you try so hard to hide from everybody else.
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Instead, we posit that if our rudimentary human technology can build such an effective transit cloak at relatively little economic cost, then more advanced civilizations may be able to hide from us with respect to all detection techniques.
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I believe that he believes that even if he gets rid of some of the thing -- new enrichment capabilities he already has existing weapons and existing enriched capabilities that he can hide from the rest -- from the world.
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The drug, which blocks a mechanism tumors use to hide from the immune system allowing it to recognize and attack the cancer, won accelerated U.S. approval last August for these patients based on its ability to shrink tumors.
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"The cowards responsible for these crimes always hide from public scrutiny precisely because they know their actions will be soundly rejected by their neighbors and are not consistent with who we are as a society," the governor wrote.
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Don't try and hide from the griefIt's really important we give yourself permission to grieve your pet too, as trying to suppress it or pretending it doesn't exist will only make the pain come back twice as hard.
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"My whole life, all I've tried to do is to take up less space — try to hide from guys who might, like, whisper to their friend under their breath as I walked by," Kat says on episode five.
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Bobby makes his mutant powers obvious — he enjoys using them, uses them all the time — as a way to hide from the rest of himself, almost as he uses his endless supply of puns ("Ice to meet you").
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The sequence also lets "You Can't Hide From the Dead" indulge in multiple fights experienced mainly in first-person point of view, beating recent first-person shooter film Hardcore Henry to the punch by more than a year.
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The room is surrounded by mirrors that make it impossible to hide from your own image — and, helpfully for staff, make it hard for patients to do anything without getting caught, like smuggle drugs out of the room.
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This is not something you can hide from in your gated community; your kids are dating kids who have used needles (sadly I know a lot about this subject) — L. Finn-Smith, Little Rock A Golden Age Ending?
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The Sargasso Sea takes its name from sargassum, a free-floating golden brown seaweed that is a haven for hatchling sea turtles and hundreds of other marine species who use it to feed, grow and hide from predators.
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Those worries are now playing out on the streets: Protesters have used umbrellas to hide from cameras, abandoned Chinese messaging apps, and even pulled down a camera-equipped lamppost out of fear that it was running surveillance software.
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Although growth was already slowing, Modi's decision last November to scrap high-value old banknotes — a bid to flush out the money Indians hide from tax officials — wiped out about 86 percent of currency in circulation virtually overnight.
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The sequence almost plays like a horror movie: Kendall is soaked through to the bone, and darts behind trees to hide from cars on the road, knowing that he can't afford to be placed anywhere near the accident.
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Given my profession as a writer, I often feel bad that she has to read about stuff most people hide from their parents, and worry my writing has given her a skewed perception of what my life is like.
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In 1921 India, Sam Wyndham is trying to quiet his memories of the Great War with an opium habit which is rapidly becoming an addiction — one he needs to hide from his fellow officers in the Calcutta police force.
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Like many of their friends and relatives, Chol and Nuer escaped into the enormous marshes that flank the White Nile river, which provide places to hide from troops who are unable to access the area by truck or car.
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While the FBI and law enforcement warn that secure communications platforms are allowing terrorists and criminals to increasingly hide from authorities, privacy advocates and the tech community insist unbreakable encryption is necessary to maintain digital security and online privacy.
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That includes times when you don't feel inspired or motivated, when you're tired after a full day at your job, and when all you want to do is hide from the world and wallow after an obstacle or rejection.
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While law enforcement officials warn that encryption is increasingly helping terrorists and criminals "go dark" and hide from investigators, privacy advocates and tech companies insist this type of unbreakable encryption is necessary to maintain digital security and online privacy.
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The judge said people say all kinds of things in the heat of the moment and that Stockley couldn't have planted the gun because it was too large for him to hide from the cameras at the scene. 5.
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He was also mischievous: He often lied about his age, once told a journalist that his mother was a Swedish model, and liked to hide from his staff members and then startle them by jumping out with a whistle.
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The fact that these attributes have propelled such gaudy share-price gains, though, makes it worth asking whether professional investors are crowding into these names to hide from policy or macro threats that might, at some point, fade away.
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"Our wins send a clear message to Republicans everywhere that no matter how red the district is, you can't hide from the shadow cast by the Trump administration," said Jessica Post, executive director of the Democratic Legislative Campaign Committee.
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Washington (CNN)Michael Cohen told lawmakers Wednesday that President Donald Trump suggested during a 2017 White House meeting that he hide from Congress how plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow continued through much of the 2016 campaign.
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Given the insane number of amazing bars and restaurants in the city, it's no surprise that there are plenty of late-night hangouts where you can get a final bite before you hide from the sun like a vampire.
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According to KDVR, Denver pet owners who put their cats or dogs outside during cold weather without offering them an insulated pet house — or similar shelter to hide from the elements — can be charged with cruelty to animals or animal neglect.
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In its latest footage KCNA, the North's official news agency, gleefully showed the serried ranks of protesters in Seoul, but blurred the city's skyscrapers, presumably in an attempt to hide from the North's downtrodden subjects the prosperity over the border.
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"We don't hide from that but we also recognize that that creates some additional considerations and responsibilities on our part," he said, later emphasizing the "benefits that users and the internet generally have realized" from free, ad-supported services like Google's.
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That's when I started wearing the headscarf, because to me it was symbolic of me reclaiming identity — an identity I felt forced to hide from my peers and educators — and a way to say I'm proud to stand with these people.
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"Nicolas Maduro must not be allowed to believe he can hide from this brazen decision to rob the Venezuelan people of their right to a free and fair election," said Menendez, of New Jersey, in a statement to Fox News.
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"This time of year evokes such an emotional response in people, that they sometimes want to hide from the negative things going on in their lives and focus on the happy stuff," says Carlen Costa, PhD, a therapist and sexologist.
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All figures about the death penalty, as well as most details about executions, remain classified as "state secrets," part of a deliberate effort by China's rulers to hide from public view the horrifying scale of the country's capital punishment system.
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It was a context in which local corruption could be a gesture of compassion, as sympathetic officials might warn pregnant women to hide from central government investigators or help arrange for an unauthorized child to be secretly registered to another family.
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Via Visual News Related: The Wearable, Projection-Mapped Mask Is a Cyberpunk Masterpiece Hide From Surveillance By Wearing A Mask Of This Artist's Face Let Robots Do Your Tinder Swiping (Because It's the Future) This Piece of Meat Just Swiped Right
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This is not a book you should read to gain insight into our present moment; it's a book you should read to become a better citizen, teaching yourself about an injustice people spent a long time trying to hide from you.
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"These facts are consistent with what the United States has long known: Iran has a robust, clandestine nuclear weapons program that it has tried and failed to hide from the world and from its own people," the statement from Sanders read.
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The case involves General Motors' notorious and lamentable decision to hide from the public a flaw in its ignition switches that could unexpectedly shut off engine power, with potentially lethal consequences, until several years after its bankruptcy case had concluded.
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The details, which ran in The New York Times over the weekend, add to the growing debate over how much encryption the Paris assailants used to hide from authorities in the run-up to the attack, which left 130 people dead.
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"Hey @realDonaldTrump, we read the story about the sailors on a US warship being ordered to hide from you because you're triggered by the name on their hats," Led By Donkeys, a progressive, anti-Brexit activist group posted on Twitter.
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The move is a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted technology to hide from authorities, but it has drawn unmitigated ire from tech and civil liberties organizations, who warn that it would undermine security and endanger online privacy.
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The women in the woods have opted to run and hide from Negan rather than fight him; they're very upfront about their reasons for living the way they do, and their motives for choosing to kill any intruders on sight.
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In Mexico, the holiday gets a sweet ending with Rosca de Reyes, a sweet bread baked in a ring to resemble a crown, with a baby figurine hidden inside to represent the holy family's need to hide from King Herod.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday he had "nothing to hide" from the special counsel investigating Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. election, and denied that his top lawyer had turned on him by cooperating with the probe.
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The cash-strapped conglomerate will treat creditors and capital markets honestly and will not hide from any issues, said Gu Gang, HNA's newly appointed executive chairman, who also leads a government-backed working group designed to address the company's liquidity risks.
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Angsty tweets from when you were a teen, tweets from college you may want to hide from your boss, or long rants on opinions you no longer hold could all be sources of anxiety when they're just floating around the internet.
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Because the car in this scene is a sedan, it blends in with the other sedans on the freeway, as in the moment above, when Baby tries to hide from a police helicopter by driving between two similar-looking vehicles.
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"Today's news shows that lawmakers from both parties cannot hide from their constituents on this issue," said Evan Greer, an activist with the group Fight for the Future, which has promised to rally voters around the issue in the midterm elections.
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If you go back, a large part of the reason it is illegal is literally racist and it's very important to us to acknowledge that and not hide from that and try to help fix that in any way we can.
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Separate commercial flights, European fake passports, baseball caps to hide from CCTV, and an assassination made to look like a heart attack in a hotel room bought Israel slightly more deniability in 2010 when it allegedly killed a Hamas leader.
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Wolverines use snow to make their natal dens — as well as to cache food and hide from predators — but few specifics are known about how wolverines choose such sites, or how the changing spring snowpack could affect them or their newborn kits.
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Kian and Alptekin "knowingly provided false information to [Flynn's firm's] attorneys in an effort to hide from the attorneys — and ultimately from the [Justice Department's Foreign Agents Registration Act] unit — the involvement of Turkish government officials in the project," the indictment says.
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Though the singer joked about running from love on her Instagram account on Valentine's Day, Bloom got flirty with her in the comments, writing, "You can run but you can't hide… from YOURSELF" and adding a few choices emojis including a kissy face.
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The estate channels the original Resident Evil, but the player's need to hide from the game's immortal family reminded me of Resident Evil Nemesis, and the story (a hero searching for someone who has disappeared under mysterious circumstances) echoes Resident Evil Code: Veronica.
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"While we cannot hide from our history, nor should we, the time has come to make clear the difference between properly acknowledging our past and glorifying the darkest chapters of our history," said Hogan, who before had resisted calls to move the statue.
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An Illustrated History of Unbelievably Camouflaged ShipsIt&aposs difficult to hide from an enemy when you&aposre inside an enormous ship, or part of a…Read more ReadA new study published in PLOS One has revealed how the dazzle technique could be improved.
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She recalled seeing him out at a restaurant several years ago and said it was clear he wanted to hide from the public eye as he wore a baseball cap and kept his security at a distance as to not draw attention.
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In the longest and most substantive look at the game so far, which really isn't saying much, we see a space-suited-up Norman Reedus attempting in vain to hide from invisible and enigmatic pursuers that seem to be attracted to… suffering?
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For most of the game, you don't actively fight or hide from any monsters/ghosts/demons, but you certainly encounter terrifying things as you traverse the Du family residence across three different time periods: the same house in 1980, 1985, and 1986.
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As a child of the most high, I cannot hide from my responsibilities to be a voice for those who cannot speak loud enough to reach those that can help change their reality, or the voices that continue to be ignored or muted.
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He already has stopped all new enforcement actions, cut off the fair lending and student loan offices at the knees, and threatened to hide from the public the consumer complaint database that helps consumers find the "good" banks that won't rip them off.
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To convey the couple's intensity—love racing against the clock—Icke and Macmillan sequester them in a room and videotape them as they hide from Big Brother and endeavor to understand what it means to make themselves naked and true to each other.
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BARCELONA (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Governments can no longer hide from the devastating consequences of wild weather and rising seas, and must dig deeper into their pockets to curb and repair the damage, developing nations said ahead of a key U.N. climate change conference.
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While we're aware of how tempting it is to hide from the chaos, there are so many ways — big and small — that we can raise money, awareness, and support for the organizations that are fighting each and every day for our human rights.
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"Embracing change is one of the hardest things a person can do," With the world moving fast and technology accelerating at a rapid speed, it's imperative that we embrace these changes and adapt, rather than fear, deny, or hide from them, he says.
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"The LBMA don't hide from the notion that the decision-making process currently can sometimes be slower than they would like and with a new board in place they will be able to push through and make quicker, better decisions," Norman said.
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But while some of us might be content to disengage and even hide from the steady diet of agony being served up by American culture, Aja Monet uses her poetry to mobilize the public and face the miserable state of society head on.
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In January, they filed a request with the court to throw out the case because they see the bankruptcy filing as U.S.A. Gymnastics' effort to hide from public scrutiny and delay litigation in the hundreds of cases it faces throughout the country.
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He has not tried to hide from the incident and he has worked to make up for it, but considering the recent backslides from players like Reuben Foster and Tyreek Hill, it is not surprising that some teams chose to look elsewhere.
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When the wood dries in its new shape, it is strung with leather to form a foot strap, and hide from a horse's leg is cut and stretched to fit the bottom, with the grain of the coat running from tip to tail.
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In an interview with The New York Times, one woman, who was afraid to allow her name to be used, described how she and her mother had sought the repair procedure to hide from her fiancé that she had previously had sex.
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"I don't think any company, whether it's Facebook or YouTube or Snapchat, can hide from the fact that there are about 10 times more kids online today than there were six or seven years ago when their products were being designed or built."
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This condition has probably eased further, but the weakness last week contributed to a sense there was "nowhere to hide" from a market sell-off that has already dropped more than 100 S&P 500 stocks at least 20 percent off their high.
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It is going to be up to the voters to see through all the ways in which opponents of the Affordable Care Act have tried to hide from the public their sustained efforts to destroy the law, before it is too late.
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Professional snake wrangler Greyson Getty told ABC 15 that in the hellish heat of an Arizona summer—it climbed up to 106 degrees in Buckeye on Monday—snakes, just like us humans, are looking for cool places to hide from the sun.
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"While we cannot hide from our history - nor should we - the time has come to make clear the difference between properly acknowledging our past and glorifying the darkest chapters of our history," Maryland Governor Larry Hogan said in a statement on Wednesday.
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As a first-generation black student, I needed safe spaces like the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs — not to "hide from ideas and perspectives at odds with my own," but to heal from relentless hate and ignorance, to hear and be heard.
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There's no evidence to support the server claim and the FBI and Justice Department used a banking paper trail to convict Manafort on charges of using foreign bank accounts to hide from the IRS the millions of dollars he earned from his Ukraine work.
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ReadMeEasy to use: just fill the bowl and press the side buttonsCompact and easy to fit into jean pockets (and hide from concert security)Long battery life—lasts at least one full Phish songMagnetic top is easy to remove, but strong enough to stay on
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As they approach the border, people see that Dad enjoys a favored status and they leave their cars and crowd into the backseat around Gran and Buddy, scrunching down at their feet to hide from border control, pleading to be taken across with them.
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Being a predator is why they scratch things around your house (to sharpen claws) and why they hang out atop bookcases (their ancestors once looked down on their prey) but being prey explains why they hide in small places (to hide from bigger predators).
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"During the summer, rattlesnakes will hide from the heat under any cover they can find, including but certainly not limited to pool toys," Emily Taylor (no relation), a biological sciences professor at California Polytechnic State University who has studied rattlesnakes for 20 years, tells PEOPLE.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When a homeless friend told Xavier Van der Stappen that rough sleepers cherish large cardboard boxes because they offer not only shelter but also a place to hide from the shame of living on the street, he decided to act.
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Airmail 3, which costs $10 and is only available for iOS and Mac, actually feels more like a feed of email previews with a set of controls on the left rail that don't distract you from reading your messages but don't hide from you either.
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You have more money than me, you just got a championship ring on national television, and you get to make Channing Frye have awkward conversations with your teenaged children, but you can't hide from totally, 100 percent legit and warranted hair slander on the web.
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Under the influence of the nerdish engineer Tom Marshall, a new ideology sprang up called Libertarian Zionism: "the idea that the only way to find freedom in this unfree world was to hide from or physically escape the eyes of the state," Doherty explained.
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He waited on the touchline because he wanted to congratulate Croatia's staff and players on their victory and because he did not want to interfere, did not want to interrupt their moment, and because, you suspect, he did not want to hide from the disappointment.
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As seen in: The heist seen entirely through various in-universe cameras, in "You Can't Hide From the Dead" (season three, episode seven) Once again seeking to shake things up, Banshee decides to crib from not only heist films but found footage films as well.
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From the dodgy décor (creaking furniture, nicotine-stained walls) to dodgier denizens (bleary-eyed barflies, hipsters in plaid), Denmark's historic hostelries are equal parts dive bar and English pub—places where you can hide from the world and while away for an hour or two.
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"There will be nowhere for the P.A.P. to hide from one of its greatest ever mistakes, of undermining democracy and meritocracy in such a foolish way," wrote Sudhir Thomas Vadaketh on his blog, Musings From Singapore, referring to the governing party by its initials.
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When asked to hide from the crew the goal of its mission to Jupiter — a point made clearer in the novel version of "2001" than in the film — HAL gradually runs amok, eventually killing all the astronauts except for their wily commander, Dave Bowman.
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In the trailer, he shows up on Skinny Pete's doorstep, looking for a place to hide from the police and DEA agents that are after him for cooking meth and killing all the white supremacists at the drug compound where Jesse was imprisoned and tortured.
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Tech giant Apple, the Times wrote, is listed in the documents as having been granted the ability to "hide from Facebook users all indicators that its devices were asking for data," as well as access to contacts and calendar entries regardless of whether users had enabled sharing.
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When he was trying to hide from some people that were trying to kill him, at least he thought that they were trying to kill him, he went and lived in an apartment in San Francisco, paying $220,230 a month in case and renamed himself Josh.
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"The Defendants can try to run to New York City where they obviously believe that a leftist jurist will be more inclined to dismiss the case, but they cannot hide from the egregiousness of their cheap and vile acts," Klayman said in the statement on Sunday.
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A virtual private network, that core privacy tool that encrypts your internet traffic and bounces it through a faraway server, has always presented a paradox: Sure, it helps you hide from some forms of surveillance, like your internet service provider's snooping and eavesdroppers on your local network.
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This mechanical watch runs a Miyota 82S0 automatic movement and features a unique slide rule bezel that lets you multiply and divide even if all electric everywhere goes dead shapes and you and your tribe have to hide from the Face Eaters in an old mall.
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Over three days, officers can attend dozens of workshops designed to prepare them for combat: there are training modules for the AR-15 rifle, a seminar on how to hide from a sniper in an urban environment, and several workshops on the Israeli martial art Krav-Maga.
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While continuing to pressure our elected leaders to do right by the planet before it convulses completely, we can also tend our own gardens with an eye toward giving birds a better chance: Maintain a brush pile so songbirds have a place to hide from predators.
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But we feel for him too: In Angelo's desire to hide from himself (let alone the world) the reality of what he has done, the play never suggests that Angelo is a total hypocrite — he seems to really believe in the principles of sexual morality he tries to enforce.
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Doors like these can help researchers do a type of soft release, which involves partial feeding as well as giving the animals a safe place to hide from any feral dogs intent on making a meal out of them, at least until they learn to fend for themselves completely.
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Other recommendations included more funding for mental health services for students, creating safe areas at schools where students can hide from a potential gunman, locking school perimeter gates while school is in session and requiring law enforcement officers to immediately seek out a shooter instead of hanging back.
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I call on Stanford students, alum and administrators to make a big deal about this incident -- to not hide from it, to use it as a teachable moment -- and act as leaders to prevent this from happening again at Stanford and other colleges and universities across the country.
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"It has never been my style to hide from a challenge and I'm not going to start now," it quoted May as replying, in what it called a signal that she was prepared to bring in new ministers to her cabinet and axe those who had caused her problems.
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In his most recent rally in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the president made more false claims — from saying that he had "nothing to hide" from the Russia investigation to taking credit for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative program (an initiative that his administration had tried to get rid of).
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Where your sun sign indicates your most consistent and essential personality traits and your rising sign reflects how you present yourself to strangers, your moon sign reveals your inner self, how you express emotions, and the personality quirks you may hide from people you aren't already close to.
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As the game has aged, Riot has been looking for an experience distinct from the main Summoner's Rift map, which is very spacious and filled with places in the jungle to hide from the enemy and pick them off one by one, or ARAM, on the icy Howling Abyss.
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Photo: Thibault Camus (AP)With calls for breaking up Facebook now winning support from multiple 2020 presidential candidates, including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders, it's getting hard for the social media giant's leadership to hide from the growing chorus of voices throwing their weight behind the cause.
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Vancouver photographer Jackie Dives—who, full disclosure, has taken photos for VICE—is putting on a photo show next month that looks back on her own teenage struggle with anxiety and depression and the curious way those conditions tend to hide from the view of a camera lens.
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WASHINGTON — As the House and Senate return in full from a recess on Tuesday, Republican lawmakers may try to run — and some will — but they cannot hide from the question that is likely to dog them until Election Day: How do they solve a problem like Donald J. Trump?
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In October 2008, when he was in eighth grade, he wrote, ''Wearing a winter coat, going to Alley Pond Park, getting under a tree (to hide from the snow) and watch the snow fall down to the trees and ground is my favorite way to pass time in winter.
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Or as the title suggests, maybe it's about all of those things that are worthy of poetry, the things that find their way in and out of our lives, the things we live for and hide from, the things that are important enough to care about and write about.
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Superintendent Bob Szymoniak demonstrates how his new high school in Michigan is being designed with places to hide from mass shootersScreenshot: NBC News/YouTubeLockdown drills have become the norm as schools across the U.S. are forced to grapple with the threat of potential mass shootings every single day.
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I saw one exhausted soldier trying to hide from the sun under a small red umbrella — he's since become emblematic in my mind of the thousands of Egyptians conscripted to fight the war on terror in the Sinai — a war that, by all estimates, is not going well.
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Maybe swinging and non-monogamy weren't things to hide from the people I know back home, including my child, but something to offer as an honorable possibility, an alternative route to the same old stories we get fed about marriage through our families, our churches, our media, and beyond.
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Volkswagen (VW) admitted about 40 employees at its VW and Audi brands deleted thousands of documents in an effort to hide from U.S. authorities the systematic use of so-called defeat devices to rig diesel emissions tests, a scale of wrongdoing that led some investors to call for deep reforms.
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Ryan's mom had always wanted him to do Dancing with the Stars, and he actually had been asked a few times before but I think this was the right time for Ryan to be on the show because he wants to crawl into a dark hole and hide from reality.
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Among the more colorful adventures he details in the memoir: mistakenly hooking up with a "professional girl" in Johannesburg, accidentally dropping acid at a friend's house in rural England and having to hide from Libyan assassins because he dated the same girl as the son of late Libyan dictator Colonel Gaddafi.
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Volkswagen (VW) admitted about 263.2 employees at its VW and Audi brands deleted thousands of documents in an effort to hide from U.S. authorities the systematic use of so-called defeat devices to rig diesel emissions tests, a scale of wrongdoing that led some investors to call for deep reforms.
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Tuv Sud "was used to make it more difficult for prosecutors to investigate and hide from public view the state of that dam, which was so critical that less than two months later it broke," Garcia said at an anti-corruption event in Belo Horizonte, the capital of Minas Gerais.
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Marius needs to hide from a murderous gambler (Bryan Cranston, who created the show with Mr. Shore), so he decides to pull off his most challenging con yet: showing up at Pete's old home and convincing the family that he's the grandson and cousin they haven't seen in 20 years.
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The big difference for Republicans right now is that they have for so long been warning about the deficit that their tax cut's contribution to the problem makes the hypocrisy impossible to hide from, even as the party under Trump moves further away from caring about deficits and the debt.
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Although celebrities might try to hide from the paparazzi, or simply act like they're not there, Camila Cabello decided to have some fun with photographers while passing through airport security at Los Angeles International (LAX) on her way to Buenos Aires, Argentina for the 2018 Lollapalooza music festival on March 16-18.
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Hidden tunnels They said their village, just as with every other village recaptured, was riddled with tunnels dug by the militants, who used them to hide from the incoming coalition, a 90,000-strong force of Iraqi government troops, Kurdish Peshmerga allies and a scattered irregular force of other minorities and unaffiliated militia.
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This new feature will allow people to either enable a filter that will automatically block a default list of words to hide from their Instagram comments, or, with the custom keyword list, they can go further and choose certain words that they don't want to see in the comments on their posts.
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Her first major hit, "Sock It 2 Me"—a jaunty paean to the joys of heterosexual sex, a subject she has always celebrated with candour—sampled the Delfonics' "Ready or Not Here I Come (Can't Hide from Love)", which had only the previous year been the basis of a hit for the Fugees.
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Tee and Ferm sit in a bathtub (where else can you hide from the kids who won't even let you use the toilet in peace?) and list off the top five things that children, spouses or anyone in the universe who appreciates a woman who has recently clearned poop off the walls.
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"Left-wing, pro-abortion, anti-conservative news media are going to do everything they can to hide from the reality that there are vastly more Americans who care about life then there are who care about weird people wearing strange hats with kitty cat ears talking about bombing the White House," Gingrich said.
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I know that sounds a little "woo woo" but this idea that listening to those discomforts, letting discomfort guide you into something that will be better and not trying to just hide from [what's] uncomfortable ... That to me on a human level, spiritual level, business level has been a big one. Listen.
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Allegedly: inflating or deflating Trump's financials to suit his needs; creating a subterfuge to hide from scrutinizing eyes the payments to Trump's mistresses (Trump denies they were); arranging for a phony buyer to bid up Trump's portrait in an auction only to buy it back with funds from Trump's now shuttered charity.
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" Fulks, who is tall and lean, sat down with Fey for office-machine coffee in a brainstorm room with a piano, a Lego model of a locomotive, and a whiteboard with garbage bags taped over it, to hide from prying eyes her notes for a forthcoming musical adaptation of her film "Mean Girls.
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The purchase contract was signed, though in hindsight, team officials said, even then something was awry: Despite claiming to control millions of dollars, Ly arrived in Krakow on a budget airline, and when he was spotted leaving Krakow's city hall after a meeting, he attempted to hide from reporters under a black umbrella.
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Warning: Mild spoiler below if you haven't seen "A Quiet Place" This weekend Paramount's new horror movie, "A Quiet Place," about a family forced to live in silence to hide from monsters that kill anything that makes a sound, won the weekend box office after earning an impressive $21 million domestically — exceeding all industry projections.
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If you can remember all of the destruction you caused (and had to hide from your parents) while playing with your die-cast toy cars when you were younger, as a responsible adult now you'll probably agree that Nerf's new foam toy cars and blasters are a clever, and safer, upgrade to a classic toy.
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"Instead of taking concrete action to address discrimination, like moving to an anonymous profile system as other online marketplaces use or removing their requirement that users waive their right to take legal action when facing discrimination, Airbnb is playing the crisis communications game to hide from their responsibility," said New York City Councilman Donovan Richards.
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Features such classic recurring characters as Your Friend Who Would Probably Love to Hear from You if You Could Stop Being a Coward and Just Text Her, and The Roommate You Hide from so She Doesn't Think You're a Loser for Being Home, Even Though That Makes No Sense Because She Is Also Home.
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Here, from Golfweek, are some helpful tips for the president re: safe and respectful golf cart operation: To give him the benefit of the doubt, maybe Mr. Trump has an ailment he is trying to hide from the press—not unlike fellow President Franklin Delano Roosevelt—and he must rely on the cart more than he'd like to admit.
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C.) and Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.), is a response to concerns that criminals and terrorists are increasingly using encryption to hide from authorities.
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C.) and ranking member Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.), is a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities.
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During an informal study period after lunch, I watched him confiscate cellphones he said the teenagers were using to "hide from, control and avoid" their feelings; scoff at a student who claimed to be too anxious to return a book to the school library; and challenge a particularly reserved boy who said he had nothing to work on.
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From The New Yorker: The most talked-about article in Washington this week is one you have to hide from your school-age children — and one that forced a decision by Times editors to include some pretty foul language in our report on the grounds that it was newsworthy coming from a senior White House official.
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C.) and ranking member Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.), is a response to law enforcement concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted technology to hide from authorities.
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This is the same H&R Block that was caught earlier this year coding its website to hide from search engines the free tax preparation service it had promised the federal government it would provide to low-income consumers and instructing its employees to sell consumers who qualify for its free service the same service but for a fee.
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"Chimney" is about "violation," of closing down things, or even the crocodile's attempt to further sink itself into the waters, a narrator's fear that he should have been chastened more than he has been in the past—in short, all attempts to close off or hide from the world from the natural world or the natural reality of things.
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Two siblings, Simone (Alba August), and her younger brother, Ramus (Lucas Lynggaard Tønnesen), are put in a bunker to hide from the deadly moisture while their father (who seems like some sort of scientist, aware of the impending doom from the first toxic rainfall) tells Simone to stay and watch Ramus, who holds the key (maybe the cure?) to everything happening.
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The reasons that requisite skill scales up with the size of a street mural are manifold: some are intensely practical (larger pieces are harder to hide from the law) while others are simply a matter of artistic vision (proportion, color and other aspects of painting become more difficult when you can only look at small parts of the piece at a time).
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C.) and Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.), the leaders of the Intelligence Committee, is a response to concerns that criminals are increasingly using encrypted devices to hide from authorities.
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Other titles are "Gutland" (Saturday), a sedate sort-of noir about a German thief (Frederick Lau) who crosses the border to hide from police and falls into the arms of a local played by Vicky Krieps ("Phantom Thread"), and "Sarah Plays a Werewolf" (Sunday), about a high school actress who begins to mix fiction and reality in her own life.
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