Now, Culver is launching into a $3 million renovation process.
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Skill Connections is launching into a developer preview starting today.
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"Challenge accepted," Colbert said, launching into an advertisement for water.
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Today, the Cloud Services Platform (CSP) is launching into beta.
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VR is launching into a huge, established PC games marketplace.
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VC funding for space companies is launching into the stratosphere.
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I was launching into this thing that was completely untested.
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Listen!" he said, launching into the chorus of Ariana's song "Breathin'.
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"So this year…," Strong said before launching into the first verse.
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"There they are," Burnett announced, before launching into a scathing critique.
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"It's a natural question," McAvoy joked before launching into the story.
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The connected speaker APIs are launching into a developer preview today.
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Still, he tried to inspire his fans ... before launching into "Glycerine."
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"Huge, it's huge," Cranston said, launching into an imitation of Trump.
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Cruz responded by launching into Spanish himself, something the candidate rarely does.
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" Simpson added before launching into a dance to Drake's "In My Feelings.
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"What do you mean, like vegans?" he interjected, launching into this rant.
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This one says "Science not silence," with a rocket ship launching into space.
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"That's a classic pick-up line," said Colbert, launching into his Trump impersonation.
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"Hello Grandpa Xi. Hello Grandma Peng," she says, before launching into a song.
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Calm yourself down Launching into a cursing tirade has never helped improve morale.
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We're launching into an era where we'll have multiple affordable options for daily transport.
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Bernie Sanders before launching into a very detailed metaphor to explain the 2016 campaign.
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" Homer responds, before launching into a parody of Frank Sinatra's "New York, New York.
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Madi did as she was told, launching into quick workouts or dropping into splits.
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Musk also said Starship has a 60% chance of launching into orbit by 2020.
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The economy boomed, launching into one of the largest peacetime economic expansions in history.
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He's a sponsor," Colbert said, before launching into another segment called "The Devil's Advocate.
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"You're winning," she opined, before launching into a more direct callout to the administration.
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The app was first introduced in September 2016, before launching into beta last spring.
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Adam Schiff before launching into a familiar critique of the president's fitness for office.
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Trump appeared to misunderstand the question before launching into an answer about FEMA's effectiveness.
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This is the second time this New Shepard has been "reused" after launching into space.
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Before launching into the third, he asked if any in the crowd were from Texas.
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"Dearly inebriated," Prince joked before launching into the six-minute-long, guitar solo-heavy performance.
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Swift rallied the crowd by launching into "Shake It Off" and strumming an electric guitar.
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Before launching into that weighty discussion, how did your experience go with them more generally?
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Twitter Dashboard is launching into beta in the U.S. and is available online at dashboard.twitter.
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The HomePod is launching into a fast-growing market currently dominated by Amazon and Google.
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But Megyn Kelly went there during the first GOP primary debate, launching into the question.
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"The people spoke," he said before launching into a more detailed account of his experience.
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Apple is launching into the streaming war Friday with its own service, Apple TV Plus.
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Prince takes his time, teasing with some vocal beat-boxing before launching into the verse.
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" She told the crowd: "Ask the question: What is your pronoun?" before launching into "Million Reasons.
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"This is a window of opportunity where 13G is launching into the market," Read told reporters.
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Instead, the editor launching into a set of "tips and tricks" for dealing with cyber bullies.
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He then pauses for dramatic effect before launching into the air and knocking up nearby opponents.
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"This is a window of opportunity where 5G is launching into the market," Read told reporters.
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The song opens with pulsing, cascading beats and precise drums before launching into Elle's measured vocals.
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"They were your dad's, too!" he said, before launching into a rambling metaphor about steering ships.
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Whether its spontaneously exploring a passion or launching into an unexpectedly heated argument, you follow your impulses.
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Laugh.ly, a startup that's something like a Pandora – but for comedy – is today launching into public beta.
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The NFL for being more strict on gently contacting officials than it is with launching into players.
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It took Sanders just minutes to bring up Trump, launching into a tirade as his supporters booed.
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"There was a star," Nkechi says, launching into a brief exchange with Zeus, Apollo, Eros, and Neptune.
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Fabello's tweets instructed friends wishing to vent to clear themselves for landing before launching into a tirade.
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"I'm takin' this motherfucker back to California with me," he announced, before launching into a brief freestyle.
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"Do you want the long explanation or the short explanation?" he asks, before launching into the former.
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Trump did no such thing, instead immediately launching into a conspiratorial rant about the investigation and Democrats.
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Before launching into the details, she warned that her husband wasn&apost present to share his perspective.
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"... I mean, the wind is a very deceiving thing," he explained, before launching into a familiar-sounding argument.
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Receiving something by drone is "kind of magical", he says, launching into an impassioned case for drone delivery.
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They dodge it, launching into a discussion of an investigation into whether the president did such a thing.
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The Google Photos Library API is launching into developer preview, Google announced today at its I/O conference.
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Before launching into a review, it might be useful to elaborate on the purpose of a branded space.
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YouTube TV is launching into a crowded and highly competitive landscape that's now filled with internet TV services.
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So what we're launching with in 2020 is launching into sort of still the beginning of this transformation.
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On Tuesday's episode the NBC reality competition first issued a statement before launching into tape of his audition.
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First, it was the last day of complete irresponsibility before launching into the first work week of 2016.
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The personalized podcast destination is launching into beta today to select Pandora users on iOS and Android devices.
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"So close," she said, before launching into a rant about rock stars who risk diluting their own potential.
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"I reckon we gotta play it one more time," McCartney said after the performance before launching into it again.
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" Launching into her song "Together Again," the star told the crowd, "My father would want to celebrate his life.
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Before launching into his performance, Fallon dropped the bomb that Chance 3 would be coming next week, May 13.
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"And can't nobody talk s––– about Ye no more!" he said before launching into his "Famous" verse about Swift.
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Here are some of the oddest instances during Zuckerberg's testimony in Washington, DC. Before launching into his question, Sen.
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"You're not gonna like this," he prefaces their talk, before launching into a whole slew of misogynistic, controlling verbiage.
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"This is a topic I get asked about all the time," she wrote before launching into her first tip.
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In this episode, they break down "Clearest Blue," which builds walls of synths before launching into a cathartic release.
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"All the Americans are over here," grumbles the man in the video, before launching into a surprisingly good impression.
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MORE and that it favored Russia, before launching into a conversation about his own popularity, according to the sources.
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It begins with hypnotically chiming guitars and Rachel's limpid, lulling tones, before launching into a woozy indie pop cut.
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The service, which is now launching into beta, is available at no extra cost to existing premium account holders.
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Collins began her remarks Friday by launching into a lengthy explanation of why she opposed the health care bills.
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Before launching into her song, Rihanna makes a vague comment about how the event is bringing two cultures together.
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"Porn is too accessible," she told me, before launching into a description of how damaged her customers can be.
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It felt important to her, before launching into her journalist career, to explain to the reader who she is.
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They tend to be suspicious about germs on her blue couch before launching into their fears of the coronavirus.
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This is the opposite of just launching into your own point as soon as your partner finishes speaking. 2.
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The feature isn't yet publicly available, but is instead launching into a limited beta test later today, CNET says.
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Appointment booking was announced at F8, too, but is only now launching into beta with select developers and businesses.
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The feature is launching into preview, which means Amazon is just now opening up the ability to select developers.
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"Ah yes, the negotiator-in-chief," says Colbert in the clip above, before launching into his best Trump impression.
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At first glance, this quote suggests that Jones was launching into a finger-wagging diatribe about rappers respecting their elders.
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Parsed out, the joke is about Jughead, played by Cole Sprouse, launching into a breathy monologue about how he's weird.
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Corden asked to improvised the script before launching into playing a handful of British characters who were anything but regular.
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Both are devices launching into an already crowded market, where companies are battling it out for market share and mindshare.
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Google says the rewarded video product is launching into open beta, and is available in the Play Console for developers.
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"I'm like, 'I'm not going for that,' " she joked before launching into pitch perfect Witherspoon impression — southern twang and all.
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Of course, you can do that in a respectful way without launching into a diatribe about societal pressures against women.
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But it's impossible for some types of missions to return to land after launching into space due to fuel constraints.
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In the Near-Term, Space Travel Will Cost You Launching into suborbital space is possible, but it won't be cheap.
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She had called the election to gain a stronger mandate before launching into arduous divorce talks with the European Union.
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Trump hasn't stopped tweeting either, nor has he quit his habit of launching into new fights seemingly on a whim.
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Teigen pointed out she actually had nothing to do with that story before launching into a rant against miserable tweeters.
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"No, I've been learning," Peele retorts, making goofy sounds and launching into a set of decidedly un-Muay Thai moves.
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The upload feature is today launching into beta on Spotify for Artists, the online dashboard that arrived publicly last year.
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When a male pigeon looks for a mate, he finds a good nesting spot before launching into his mating call.
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"When I stop, he comes out and complains," Santos said with a grin, before launching into another full-throated ballad.
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So instead of dodging the question and talking about your strengths, or worse, launching into a personal monologue, be prepared.
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You actually were on the record on this,'" Clinton began, before launching into a quick Trump imitation: "'No I wasn't.
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Trump fired back, calling Blumenthal a liar and launching into an unrelated disparagement of Blumenthal's Vietnam-era military service. Sen.
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"This is going to be really divisive and sad news for people," a sombre presenter warned before launching into his report.
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Google says that people didn't like losing access to their phones since Daydream effectively required launching into a separate app ecosystem.
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"No, that is not that same Concord, that Concord is in Massachusetts," says Colbert, before launching into his trademark Trump impression.
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Launching into "Sandcastles," Jay makes his first physical cameo in the video, confirming their love is real and stronger than ever.
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Vistara reached that milestone in June but has been waiting on regulatory approvals before launching into the more lucrative international market.
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Brown also told investigators about four bodies possibly buried on the property — launching into a massive search Thursday, NBC News reports.
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"Â "You give me hope," Kehlani said, continuing Khaled's message of support before launching into a rousing rendition of "Happy Birthday.
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"This is for you," she said before launching into her 2006 hit, "Promise," on the Mercedes Benz Superdome stage Sunday night.
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Launching into a "you" statement can trigger their fight or flight response, whereas an "I" statement keeps things safe, Eck says.
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In the clip, a particularly ardent beer bro sabotages his date by launching into a detailed explanation of the Ultrabeer's merits.
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Before launching into the song, Celine called Adele her favorite singer and teased the audience about her appearing in the show.
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The instant transfer service is now launching into beta with select PayPal users, as a result of these deals, as well.
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OpenAI is launching into a for-profit company, OpenAI LP, that will effectively replace the nonprofit — but remain governed by it.
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"Lizzo, who opened the awards ceremony, also paid tribute to Bryant before launching into her set, exclaiming, "Tonight is for Kobe!
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But before launching into "equal pay!" chants, it's important to realize that the WNBA is not the women's US soccer team.
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"I think it's been totally consistent," Trump said before launching into an attack on Democrats and a broader condemnation of Soleimani.
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The former Vice President was launching into his closing statement when immigrant rights activists briefly brought the event to a halt.
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"We just changed his swing a little bit," Hughes said, launching into a technical explanation before reverting more to layman's terms.
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Before launching into "Take me out to the Ballgame," he opened his toast thusly: Hey Chicago, Look at this, look at you!
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"They were sent to me because I have to approval the structural changes," he said, launching into details of the apartment interiors.
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Unbelievable new surveillance video shows a car hitting a median and launching into the second story of a Santa Ana dentist office.
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Talking about a personal weakness unrelated to work or launching into an emotional monologue are two things to make sure you avoid.
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Got it right here, it's all surgically inserted," he joked, before launching into his 2007 classic "Buy U a Drank (Shawty Snappin').
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It was just Drake in a black wig, launching into "More Than a Meme" part two, which was really just "Work" reworked.
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Some complementary things were said about the incoming congresswoman, and they waited about two minutes before launching into the socialist fear-mongering.
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They won't be launching into space anytime soon, but instead starting their two years of training at Johnson Space Center in August.
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The aspiring rapper said that the song had one of the judges names in it before launching into a pretty OK rap.
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He convinced the retiree that the London Metals fiasco wasn't his fault before launching into his spiel about Dragon-Click, Bennett said.
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"Obviously the war in Iraq was a big, fat mistake," Trump said, launching into a fierce critique of rival Jeb Bush's brother.
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While the startups didn't anticipate launching into mid-pandemic markets, some seem more poised to succeed in this new environment than others.
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Twitter user Mark McCarthy posted a video of Bono explaining his struggles to the crowd before launching into the band's 2000 hit.
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Starliner has passed a long list of tough tests, including launching into orbit without any people inside and safely returning to Earth.
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Lucas took an extended break before launching into the second trilogy in 1999, the year my aforementioned brother died at age 49.
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"Look, I expect to be sued," he said, launching into a mocking riff about how he anticipated lower court rulings against him.
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Cruz didn't shy away from that when asked to defend the ad, instead launching into a story about his Cuban immigrant father.
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However, after launching into the air to attempt her complex vault — a roundoff half-on to Rudi — she landed painfully on her knees.
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The host of TBS' Full Frontal with Samantha Bee began the interview by launching into the most important issue at hand: Halloween costumes.
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The music video is drenched with pastel colours, and the pair dabble in a bit of French before launching into their upbeat duet.
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Ali (then known as Clay) is sitting beside Bob Halloran, a television personality from Miami, fielding every question, launching into rhetoric and rhyme.
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"I had a Raya account through February," he started, before launching into an explanation of how he landed a spot on the show.
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I found assisted mode confusing, as it obfuscates the button-mapping in favor of auto-launching into what I felt were unearned combinations.
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Sozzled Helen Butcher left fellow passengers in tears after launching into a foul-mouthed rant on the TUI plane from Manchester to Kos.
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The Japanese brand Seiko began life as a Tokyo jewelry shop in 1881 before launching into the wristwatch business in the early 1920s.
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"Launching into space is one of the most difficult and dangerous parts of going to the Moon," said Mark Kirasich, Orion program manager.
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"I've never really spoke about it, you know and I'm a Southern girl, I'm from Louisiana," Spears said before launching into the song.
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She does "experiments" on an entire box, leaving Rory — the daughter — without breakfast, and then launching into a classic Gilmore fit (whimsical, natch!).
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"Mitt picked somebody else," Bush said, before launching into an argument about why he's more prepared to lead the country than Rubio is.
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The plagiarism-checking feature is launching into beta testing today, with invites rolling out to schools and teachers over the next few weeks.
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Haimovitz sat down and played a few hoarse scales, before launching into a jaunty tune, the prelude to Bach's Cello Suite No. 1.
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Kimmel agreed to the match Monday night on his program, sharing a brief promotional video while launching into some pre-game trash talk.
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"Tbones back," he tweeted in around 1:30 am on October 2007, before launching into what appears to be a night of revelry.
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The service, which is launching into preview today, offers an append-only, immutable journal that tracks the history of all changes, Amazon said.
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Before launching into a vicious version of "Cheer Up, London" the band insist that everyone in the crowd hugs someone next to them.
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She touched on the second accident, that of the rise of Vladimir Putin, before launching into comparisons between the Russian leader and Trump.
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Instead of launching into a rant about the partner, try asking your friend what they think about the situation and letting them talk.
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At home, Trump has responded to his impeachment by using the word "coup" and launching into tirades at rallies and on social media.
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Biden has been the target of attacks, but as the front-runner may have little interest in launching into attacks on his opponents.
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"I did not come here to listen to this argument," Klobuchar said, launching into a speech about the need for campaign finance reform.
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Launching into space costs around $20 million, said Frantz, so finding a mother lode that's otherwise free for the taking could be lucrative.
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Johnson responded by rolling a 15-foot putt straight into the hole before launching into an extravagant series of fist-pumps and high fives.
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The movie opens with Poe Dameron (Oscar Isaac) launching into an elaborate "your mom" routine, and you either go with it or you don't.
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"It's SO much worse than breaking up with a guy!" she wrote on her app, launching into a personal story about ending a friendship.
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The primary purpose is to get whatever the Falcon 9 is launching into orbit, and that's what today's rocket achieved, despite the fumbled landing.
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I wrote something eerily similar to Catherine," he commented, before launching into his own declaration: "I can't sleep — think it was the Mexican food.
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Because of its proximity to the equator, territory in developing countries is particularly valuable for launching into space, communicating with spacecraft, and monitoring orbit.
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But when I ask if she's met Melania Trump, she barely shakes her head before launching into a gush session about Michelle Obama instead.
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Enjoy your moment — who knows how long it'll last," she added, before launching into a parody of Chorus Line's classic song "Kiss Today Goodbye.
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Laying the foundation for first fruits and then launching into a "financial seed" campaign seems to be a misuse/abuse of the Biblical intention.
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"Laying the foundation for first fruits and then launching into a 'financial seed' campaign seems to be a misuse/abuse of the biblical intention."
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"You know I love to entertain!" wrote Khloé, before launching into her number one hostess tip: investing in plate warmers or a warming tray.
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Vidal begins her demonstration, starting with her simpler items in the top drawer before launching into the more intense toys in the bottom drawers.
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ET. The ad, which was also posted online, welcomes Microsoft as a competitor before launching into four points of advice for the tech giant.
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Saudi Arabia and Iran, fierce regional and sectarian rivals, have rushed to fill the void, launching into a potentially dangerous competition for regional dominance.
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The appeal of this kind of music is ageless, and crosses every boundary, as Dickinson mentioned before launching into "Blood Brothers" near the end.
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When Xavier speaks, he usually starts by pulling his long silken fringe away from his eyes, before launching into often lengthy, always thoughtful monologues.
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And, along with international expansion, launching into additional verticals is one way to grow usage without having to compromise a 'curated for quality' mission.
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Instead of launching into a rambling saga — or making a break for the closest exit — arm yourself with this collection of discussion-rousing questions.
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He insists that he's not interested in politics, but then surprises me by launching into his own musings on the subject sans any prompting.
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I didn't want a vapid exchange, and in-depth conversation wouldn't have been appropriate either, and I had no intention of launching into either.
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"I wish everyone was as perfect as you, Pete," Klobuchar said, her voice dripping with sarcasm, before launching into a defense of her record.
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"Homosexual groups, I have nothing against them," he claimed, before launching into a diatribe about the things he does, in fact, hold against them.
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In the commercial — which appeared during the first half of Super Bowl LVI — Brady teases his retirement before launching into an ad for Hulu.
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"Who do you think you are, trampling all over my favorite reindeer?" says Wolfhard in the video below, before launching into a blistering riposte.
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At a trade event at the White House later Monday, Trump went into further detail, launching into an eight-minute monologue defending his decision.
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Minaj begins the six-minute track by shouting out fellow rapper Lil Wayne before launching into the bass-heavy hip-hop jam's quick-fire verses.
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"He's a leaker like nobody has ever seen before," Trump said of Schiff, before launching into a rant on Schiff's handling of the impeachment probe.
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Onstage with the band, I'll play the most ridiculous music, launching into all kinds of strange genre play, and they're just right there [with me].
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Before launching into my list of reasons, I want to remind everyone that the best phones with cutting-edge features have never been cheap. Never.
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The world's fastest rocket, United Launch Alliance's Atlas V, is launching into space this afternoon, and you can watch it happen at 2:30pm EDT.
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"Nice case," potential employers would say politely, to which I responded, "Thank you," before launching into why having no editing experience was actually a strength.
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" Trump added el-Sisi will "make you sweat on the phone," before launching into an impression of el-Sissi: "Donald, I'm worried about this investigation.
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Wojcicki also announced another new program related to video monetization which is launching into pilot testing with a small number of creators starting this month.
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"That is great product placement," Colbert quipped, before launching into a parody of the Nixon White House tapes, featuring an ad for TaB diet cola.
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She responded by launching into an extended riff about how she had to work her way up through the world after going to community college.
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In 2017, he revealed during his show's opening monologue that his newborn son had a heart defect, before launching into an emotional defense of ObamaCare.
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"You may want to go back and read your Constitution," he told me, before launching into a rant against the swamp that I presumably represent.
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This color zine starts with some portraits of pained-faced women before launching into a wordless story that I couldn't follow but enjoyed looking at.
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"We have a brilliant spring dinner planned for you," Mr. Becerra said, launching into the wines he had selected from the inn's 90-bottle collection.
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"Bubbes play with you," she said, launching into a short lecture developed from life, from picture books, possibly from "Moana" and who knows what else.
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There is less risk launching the deal now rather than holding the syndication risk on balance sheets and launching into unknown market conditions in September.
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McGregor encouraged the crowd to shout expletives at the undefeated Mayweather and his family before launching into a profanity-laced tirade for nearly 10 minutes.
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Meadows only reiterated the president's promise to leave Medicare and Social Security untouched, before launching into a mild tirade about Social Security's lack of accountability.
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" Big Balloon is a classically twitchy art-rock; breathy on "Hiccup," fast-paced and earnest on "Baskin'" before launching into the swelling ballad-esque "Achameleon.
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Sitting at a small table, he turned to listen to each senator as they spoke, hour after hour, carefully writing notes before launching into his replies.
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After you've seen it, make sure other people have before launching into detailed discussions, or else Disney will send purple Josh Brolin to haunt you forever.
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Launching into a rendition of her track "I Like It," Cardi won over the crowd as she and Corden grooved with them on the dance floor.
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During a pre-sentence interview with court officials, Sanchez said he struggled with money problems, depression, fatigue and a failed relationship before launching into his scheme.
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"I want to free up developers to spend more time on the interesting stuff," he tells me before launching into an impressive demo of Supernova Studio.
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"It's time for big plans — and yeah, I've got some big plans," she said to applause, launching into the proposals she'd enacted under her wealth tax.
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He then proceeded to pour a small vial of ash, presumably the remains of Fell, onto the stage before launching into a song with the band.
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"It just really makes me feel ashamed, ashamed to be an American, ashamed to be a human being really," she said before launching into "American Life."
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I wrote this song, but I kind of changed the words a little bit," Wonder said before launching into an altered version of "My Cherie Amour.
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To the people who've suffered, to the people who've been traumatized – and their families," continued the 27-year-old before launching into her 2012 hit "Diamonds.
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" Before launching into the audition, West tells the judges -- specifically Jennifer Lopez -- he chose "Gold Digger" because "it has one of the judges' names in it.
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Offering video as part of Prime was holding Amazon back from launching into new markets, as there was little to choose from in terms of price.
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Moments after launching into another segment involving pizza dough the host got a hand signal from producer Andy, who's seated off camera, to move things along.
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"We fully understand that national security begins with border security," Trump told the Conservative Political Action Conference in February before launching into the story of Jim.
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As J.P. Morgan Chase builds out its web of branches across the U.S., it is launching into areas long dominated by two of its biggest rivals.
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He then told the crowd that modesty was his best quality, before launching into a Jesus joke describing himself as a carpenter working for his father.
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He declared that "we will not allow Donald Trump to be president" before launching into familiar themes such as inequality and the "corrupt" campaign-financing system.
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Video of the off-duty agent showed him unleashing a torrent of dance moves at a Denver bar early Saturday before launching into a back handspring.
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"You get to a point where you realize, it's just a part of a Black person's life in America," Noah began, launching into his own experience.
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The wind power explanation has thus far been unable to account for observations of spiders rapidly launching into the air, even when winds are low, however.
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Woodward reported that the sessions turned into a disaster, with Trump launching into a verbal assault against former FBI Director James Comey and repeating several falsehoods.
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Earlier the hosts lightened things up with banter about the CMA's edicts on avoiding controversial subjects, before launching into jokes about Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders.
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"We are just launching into the European market now in a big way, and this could be the worst possible timing for us," Mr. Harris said.
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"About two-thirds of our soybean market is in China," Heitkamp told me in a phone interview, before launching into a detailed explanation of soybean pricing.
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Trying to assassinate a sorceress during a parade, thwarting and surviving a missile attack, fighting a monster living in the school basement, launching into outer space.
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Thompson and Jordan take the circle, launching into an acoustic opening of "Taken Your Picture," a song off their new EP, before the band joins in.
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He dove into the fray earlier at a morning prayer breakfast, holding up newspapers blaring enormous "ACQUITTED!" headlines and launching into an attack on the process.
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Shouldn't happen to him," he said, before launching into his attack directly on Ford's memory, after which he added: "And a man's life is in tatters.
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During the latest session, Trump laced into Pelosi, launching into a "nasty diatribe" that culminated in him calling her a "third-rate politician," according to Schumer.
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"I would just like to announce I am calm now," McCarthy said before launching into a feat of physical comedy that matched her first appearance lampooning Spicer.
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Gaga then went on to talk about labels, but it was what she said right before launching into the song that some people might need to hear.
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Before launching into the 2009 track, Cyrus shared an important message about equality that went after the current president of the U.S.A. without ever saying his name.
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"This is a special song for me, and certainly special this week," Bryan said before launching into his new single, "Fast," about the swift passage of life.
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"I want to wish you all a happy anniversary," she began, before launching into a speech that was half-celebration of Trump, half-autobiography, to introduce herself.
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"I'm not a 'pharma bro', right?" he asks, then launching into an explanation for the now infamous pic of him in sunglasses that helped spawn the label.
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"Close your eyes and imagine you're in Pixar land...," Hanks said before launching into the brief Woody and Dory encounter and adventurous search for a missing hat.
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"The collective we are dumbfounded that people still drive drunk," Mirren, 70, says, before launching into a devastating and thoroughly British series of phrases describing drunk drivers.
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The world is supposed to be launching into a dazzling smart city future where governments are always connected and, therefore, move quicker and more efficiently than before.
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We offer some general thoughts on the quality of the movie before launching into a spoiler-filled discussion for all of you who've already seen it, too.
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Instead of Beyoncé's "Hold Up," we hear the opening notes of "Summer Nights" from Grease, and Titus swings his bat ("Mayonnaise"), launching into a glorious Lemonade tribute.
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"Bear with me, just a second," he says to cheers, before launching into a rendition of "All I Have To Do Is Dream" by the Everly Brothers.
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"I was a piece of shit," Rock said of himself at a different show, before launching into detail about the three women with whom he had affairs.
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Indeed, Trump and Clinton mainly treated the audience and their questions as an annoying interlude to their dispute, flashing fake smiles before launching into their next tirade.
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When the uncomprehending child expresses bewilderment, his friend, a natural storyteller, explains by launching into a cockeyed account of the Tower of Babel fiasco and its aftermath.
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Opening track "First Time," which is an immediate standout, has a click of a cassette, playing and stopping, before launching into the synth heavy break-up song.
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But now, the lock button can also be customized to perform a handful of different functions including waking up Bixby, launching into the camera app, and more.
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"It's French," he said, before launching into an easy-listening Mandarin hit by Wang Leehom, an American Chinese pop sensation who grew up in upstate New York.
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The tables were adorned with white candles and white floral centerpieces, and Trump complimented his wife "for having done a really beautiful job," before launching into remarks.
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"No," the President said, before launching into a tangent of flattering Giuliani's credentials, calling him "a great corruption fighter" and "the greatest mayor" of New York City.
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"I had a feeling you might say that," Trump said, before launching into familiar attacks on Democrats, the news media, and his vanquished 2016 rival Hillary Clinton.
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"I think we are going to do just fine tomorrow," he said before launching into his stump speech focused on income inequality and an array of liberal proposals.
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Ross first appeared on stage with her natural hair in cornrows before launching into her routine, during which dancers helped her transform — onstage — from one likeness to another.
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" Before launching into the track, Kesha announced "This is the first time that we're gonna have ever played 'Praying' in front of anyone, so this is very special.
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For all the companies, the problem they don't grasp is that launching into the dating app market requires more than finding a way to glom onto another's fame.
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It would be hard to argue that justice rolls in America, he told the students, launching into a litany of statistics demonstrating the gap between rich and poor.
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Before launching into a fiery guitar solo, he examines all the ways he benefits from a society that isn't so kind to people who don't look like him.
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The hospitalization comes on the heels of Kanye abruptly cancelling the remainder of his Saint Pablo Tour, and launching into a verbal attack on Jay Z and Beyonce.
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Yeah, it's not a great joke, something Grande seemed to know, waiting for the laugh before launching into her own sort of awkward nasally impression of The Weeknd.
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"By listening to all the early folk artists and singing the songs yourself, you pick up the vernacular," Dylan says, before launching into rambling mode: You internalize it.
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But after launching into his double front somersault with half twist dismount, he crouched down on his landing before his feet simply gave away and he fell backwards.
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"Sir, that is not the American system," the freshman senator adds, before launching into an explanation of the system of checks and balances laid out in the Constitution.
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"They made us wait for it, but they finally spoke up as well," an article in popular Argentina daily La Nación began before launching into its own coverage.
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"I like the Red Sox," he told reporters on Thursday before launching into a defense of the amount of money that has gone to the Puerto Rican recovery.
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TROY, N.Y. — The ambush came seconds after Senator Kirsten Gillibrand began launching into a pitch for one of her core policy proposals: a system of publicly financing elections.
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"It's an innocent mistake, but it can still cause trouble if it becomes President," says Colbert, before whacking on his shades and launching into his trademark Biden bit.
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"Anything you can do, I can do bleeding," Solange Claws, a poet, said before launching into a poem about the strength that's sometimes required for living while menstruating.
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Ohashi began the routine with a big smile and a swing of her hips before launching into a ridiculous tumbling pass that she punctuated by sticking the landing.
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You'd think he feels pretty honored ... and he shows us just how much by honoring another WWE legend ... and launching into a pretty dead-on Hulk Hogan act.
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But the post-TD celebration proved to be very touchy-feely, as Packers fans—stakeholders, mind you—refused to let go of him after launching into their arms.
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In a country where commercial rabbit farming was all but unheard of a decade ago, launching into the business seemed challenging, if not downright foolish to many Kenyans.
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New Nordic cuisine, with its look back at the past while launching into a Scandinavia never before greeted with such enthusiasm by the world, brought the chefs to town.
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"Yes, abortion is still legal in Alabama," Crowe tells the caller, before launching into a to-do list of what they need and how they should enter the clinic.
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To do so, Google is today launching into preview a new set of tools called, Google Assistant Connect, before making them broadly available to device makers later this year.
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Kanye West got serious on The Ellen DeGeneres Show Thursday, launching into a seven-minute oration about changing the world that had even funny lady DeGeneres sitting in silence.
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Intense footage has emerged of a car launching into the air, narrowly missing a bus, then crashing into the second floor of an office building in Santa Ana, California.
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A young woman opened up about her decision to have an abortion and before launching into that narrative, Dunham herself said she wished she had an abortion, too. Yikes.
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Marvel and DC will continue to serve up films about superheroes—after Endgame, Marvel is even launching into its next phase of development which purports to be more inclusive.
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Onstage at the Code Conference with Walt Mossberg and Kara Swisher, Clinton praised her campaign's own data team before launching into a scorching criticism of the DNC's data machine.
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The track is far more threadbare than a lot of the band's other work, creating a delicateness in its verse before launching into a more emotive and heavy chorus.
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But many Syrians, finally safe after years of war and flight, want to exhale before launching into language regimens and job searches, and sometimes feel that sponsors are meddling.
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"This is for the funny guy shouting for 'Creep' at the back, if only to shock you," Thom York told the crowd, before launching into that miserable, miserable bass line.
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Appearing on a big screen, Obama first apologized for "crashing" the conference before launching into a loving tribute that brought tears to his wife's eyes — and color to her cheeks.
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Stone's attorneys say that his recent posts on Instagram that reference his court case wouldn't prejudice a jury, before launching into an attack of mainstream media coverage of his case.
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The main portion of the New Glenn will be powered by seven of Blue Origin's BE-4 engines and is designed to land back on Earth after launching into space.
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In the video from Cook's appearance with the American Workforce Policy Advisory Board, Trump invents Tim Apple at 1:03 before launching into a tirade on unspecified murders in Mexico.
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The VR app itself offers a couple of basic "scenes" to choose from as the venue for launching into this VR experience, including a city apartment and drive-in theater.
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Instead, after Adele kicked off the show with a performance of "Hello," the Late Late Show host pretended to bungle his entrance before launching into a rap about the ceremony.
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Almost three months after launching into space, the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's (NOAA) latest weather satellite, called GOES-17, sent us its first official images of our planet.
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Once trained they could be assigned a variety of missions, including: deep space missions, researching at the International Space Station and launching into space on spacecrafts built by commercial companies.
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"As we're pursuing all these policies for the common good... Democrats are pursuing policies of radicalism, resistance and revenge," he said, before launching into criticisms of the Green New Deal.
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"America is a great country and our ability to find solutions despite those disagreements is what makes us unique," she added before launching into a list of President Trump's accomplishments.
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On Friday, Trump claimed the developments "totally" cleared him before launching into a tirade against the Mueller investigation early Saturday, insisting it is time for the "witch hunt" to end.
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He declined to go into specifics but said in a tweet that he plans to take time off to get fit, among other things, before launching into his next product.
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In his brief remarks before launching into song, he rallied the crowd by casting those who had doubted the school — including the very department he now leads — as the villain.
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The music plummeted the listener into depths of despair with funereal poetry backed by off-kilter organs and acoustic guitar before launching into a horror-invoking march of the damned.
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" When asked if she knew the athlete, Lizzo revealed they actually haven't met before launching into a remixed version of "Truth Hurts" by singing, "New man on the Minnesota Timberwolves!
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In German, he sent best wishes to the thousands of people listening on the other wall before launching into Heroes, a song he wrote there, sparking rioting in East Berlin.
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KSI and Logan Paul will face off on August 25 -- the two have been promoting the event like crazy ... and both have dreams off launching into pro fighting careers afterward.
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"That place is horrible," she says before launching into a litany of frustrations: the distance, the lack of accommodations, the high denial rate, the difficulty getting in touch with clients.
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When W Magazine asked the It Girl du jour to sing her favorite karaoke song, Hadid wasted no time before launching into an adorable rendition of "Popular" from the musical Wicked.
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The actress kicked off her remarks at her alma mater by congratulating her former professors and the families of the graduates, before launching into a list of advice she lives by.
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Owens responded to the BLM protesters by launching into a diatribe about "victim mentality" and accusing them of being "overly privileged Americans" who enjoyed play-acting being the victims of oppression.
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Perry then brought the energy up by launching into "Roar," a track with triumphant lyrics like "I am a champion / And you're gonna hear me roar" that echoed the evening's tone.
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The new tool is launching into beta this morning, and will allow publishers to track daily streaming stats, including playlist performance, and view data across all the songwriters on their roster.
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Last year the company expanded by acquiring Silversea Cruises, a luxury brand, and launching into service the Symphony of the Seas, the largest passenger ship in the world by gross tonnage.
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While launching into a description of her Kylie Cosmetics annual Cinco de Mayo sale (buy one, get one free on all Lip Kits!), Jenner, 21, gestured excitedly with her left hand.
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On Wednesday — right before launching into his epic anti-Wiz Khalifa tweetstorm — Kanye West released yet another picture letting us know what to expect from the greatest album of all time.
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The panel sat quietly through the protest before launching into a defense of the role of various forms of fossil energy in climate mitigation, in front of a half empty room.
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"I want to just talk, just for a second, about New York values," he began, before launching into a lengthy, semi-scripted tangent about his home state and its many attributes.
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" Klobuchar shot back, laughing, that she took personal offense at the jab "since Post-it Notes were invented in my state" before launching into a larger rebuke of "Medicare for All.
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On Wednesday, Trump escalated his feud with a dead man, launching into an unprompted rant about McCain's funeral (among other things) during a speech at a tank factory in Lima, Ohio.
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The payload for today's launch includes 10 satellites that make up the second batch of a total of 75 SpaceX is launching into space to help complete Iridium's NEXT global satellite constellation.
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Later, crooner Maxwell sang a few verses of his hit single "Lake By the Ocean," before switching gears and launching into The Artist's "Nothing Compares 2 U," complete with specially tailored lyrics.
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"What about the message that—" But again, he interrupted the reporter before launching into a diatribe about how the people who have complained to him most about the Kavanaugh allegations are women.
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After launching into a parody of Whitney Houston's "The Greatest Love of All" midway through a segment on dogs in sunglasses, Corden is suddenly joined on stage by actor for a duet.
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Joyance Partners, a $20 million U.S. VC firm that invests in early-stage startups in the health and "better living" space, is launching into the European market with a dedicated European partner.
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Laying the place out means screaming that "This is not fire in the park, this is fire in Brooklyn" before launching into the effortlessly imperious "Shut Up", his words simmering and dismissive.
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Without launching into an overly technical explanation, the Scorpio graphic processor's (GPU) 6 teraflops put it somewhere between the popular GTX 980 (5.3 teraflops) and GTX 980 Ti (2993 teraflops) from Nvidia.
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Before launching into her 2016 hit "Million Reasons," Gaga honored the 1503th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots, and included a shoutout to one of the movement's most prominent figures, Marsha P. Johnson.
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In The Daily Show clip above, he likens Britain leaving the EU to "the world's biggest escape the room", before launching into a range of chaotic British accents to emphasise the confusion.
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And yeah, bringing it back down to earth, if you will, it's also an apt metaphor for our own evolution as a group—launching into unfamiliar territory, trudging forward into the unknown.
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"That's what the first one used to look like," points out Grigonis, before launching into a detailed explanation of the rehydration process, which involves temperature-controlled baths, vacuum chambers, and ethanol solutions.
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The president began his morning tweeting about collusion, before quickly retweeting a post about 9/11 and slapping on a few hashtags, then launching into a rambling, congratulatory message about Rudy Giuliani.
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It could be more difficult for some banks to continue piling into potential deals when there is a prospect of holding it over Christmas and launching into a less visible 2017 market.
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Breaking barriers on the Challenger missions Ride was appointed to be a mission specialist on the space shuttle Challenger for the historic flight in 1983, launching into space alongside four male crewmembers.
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Before launching into a musical set with his band of angels, Feldman explained that the theme of his new album, Angelic 2 the Core, is the battle between good and evil. Obviously.
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"Shorn of its rambling character and in not so many words, this is the essence of what the president communicates," Schiff said, before launching into his dramatic rendition of the call's subtext.
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Migrant activists in the region say Kerry's promise to make it easier for those in danger to seek refugee status before launching into the journey only scratches the surface of the problem.
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But given Trump's penchant for launching into a self-destructive rage every time an act of rebellion embarrasses him, it could also inspire the White House into an ill-advised act of revenge.
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"Vince, your song killed me," Urban declared before launching into his own weeper: a reprise from his Nashville New Year's Eve concert of an acoustic medley honoring musical legends who died in 2016.
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The headlining DJs are launching into their sets, the bar is three customers deep, and the line snaking across the dusty wasteland surrounding the towering former power plant is nearly a mile long.
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McKinnon — who admitted it's hard sitting on the sidelines when there's so much news to mock — wasted no time launching into a re-enactment of Attorney General Jeff Sessions' Senate testimony from Tuesday.
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In the official Broadway run, Grande was a supporting member best known for launching into the Godspellish rant "day turns to day turns to day turns to day turns to" — you get it.
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In addition, Apple's TV service is launching into a crowded field of streaming video services that's only expected to grow over the next year with new offerings from Disney, AT&T and NBCUniversal.
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The country had shown tangible progress and reform on EU economic and political targets in the past couple of years—the naming issue was the last barrier before launching into EU accession negotiations.
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The navy showed pictures on its official microblog from the drills in the East China Sea, including J-15 carrier-borne fighter jets launching into the sky, overseen by navy chief Wu Shengli.
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Asked whether she agreed with the Times' request, Warren said she did before launching into a wider call for transparency from Buttigieg, who has not made his big donor fundraisers open to media.
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The space agency announced on Wednesday that a spacecraft named Psyche would visit an asteroid named Psyche, one of two new missions it will be launching into the solar system in the 2020s.
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"You can get married on Saturday, post your pictures on Sunday, and get fired on Monday," she said before launching into a litany of specific policy commitments she's made to the LGBTQ community.
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Sitting in the gleaming café that is a model for the much larger version under construction at Apple Park, he doesn't even wait for the question before launching into a defense of his design.
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Before launching into the implications of a Targaryen baby for Westeros and the future of the throne, let's get one question out of the way: Is it even possible for Daenerys to have children?
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"I went through some times when I didn't know if I was gonna get to do this anymore," she told her fans before launching into "Long Live," a track off her Speak Now album.
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As far as the investigation the FAA is launching into the incident, Parmet says Ford might have been required to take a drug and alcohol test at the scene to check for any impairments.
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The president then declared his nine-day trip abroad "a great success for America" before launching into a number of posts criticizing leaks and anonymous sourcing, following another week of bombshell Russia-related reports.
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The former Westchester County district attorney then opened her show launching into a tirade that called for Ryan's immediate resignation, a move some observers suggested may have been flagged in advance to the president.
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Meek was one of the performers at this year's Hot 97's Summer Jam and started his act by riding in on an ATV, rocking his motocross gear before launching into his first song.
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"Y'all stuck in La La Land / Even when we win, we gon' lose," he raps in the intro before launching into a tirade at an record industry and the people who prop it up.
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Flourish, he says, is launching into a financial services environment that looks far different than it did when the Omidyar Network first identified financial services and inclusion as a focus area for its operations.
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Markus Dupree won Male Performer of the Year before launching into an entertaining, rambling victory speech, while Female Performer of the Year, Angela White, was the night's big success story, taking home 14 awards.
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Guidelines from the American College of Sports Medicine and the American Heart Association recommend that sedentary older adults begin with balance, flexibility and strength training exercises before launching into moderate to vigorous physical activity.
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And the episode demonstrates the downsides of priced-to-move legal advice in the opening scene, which follows two meth-addled yahoos who celebrate Saul's introductory bargain rate by launching into a multiday bender.
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During the Los Angeles show, Way described the song "Our Lady of Sorrows" as "a little stabby" before launching into a guitar riff that turned the entire auditorium into a gloriously chaotic dance floor.
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But then around the song's midpoint, Depp stepped in for a creepy spoken-word solo (sort of similar to the spoken-word portion of Metallica's "Enter Sandman") before launching into an entirely serviceable guitar solo.
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Before launching into her own recording of "A Million Dreams," Pink expressed gratitude to director Michael Gracey and songwriters Benj Pasek and Justin Paul for allowing her and Willow to be part of the album.
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He said in the same interview that he is confident Trump had never assaulted women -- calling the claims "unsubstantiated" -- and instead pivoting and launching into an attack on former president Bill Clinton's past extramarital affairs.
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She hit the stage in a black-and-white polka dot dress and made-for-walking bedazzled, knee-high cowboy boots, sharing an embrace with Nelson, 85, before launching into a duet with the icon.
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Instead, he veered off the tax-cut course, launching into a tirade against Germany, Japan, South Korea, NATO, and Saudi Arabia for not paying enough to shoulder the burden of the U.S.'s defense umbrella.
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The singer had been teasing the video for the last two days on social media, posting various images that seemed unrelated, including a hamster running on a wheel and a rocket ship launching into space.
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A teammate and myself, we're going to serenade you guys to an old school classic by the Temptations, alright?" one of the players told the couple, before launching into a sweet rendition of "My Girl.
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"No, I am an independent," Sanders replied, before launching into a lengthy explanation of what ailed the party -- whose nomination he sought in 2016 -- and what it needs to do in order to reclaim power.
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Indeed, the most iconic images of Keane – shouting at referees and teammates; launching into uncontrolled 'tackles' on Neil Pointon or Alf-Inge Haaland – are shareable and memorable enough to mask other aspects of his game.
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Wearing a few pieces of regalia, George-Warren introduced himself in the Catawba language, before launching into Jackson, the president who signed the Indian Removal Act in 503, precipitating what can only be called genocide.
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Coldplay kicked things off on Sunday night with the opening words of "Yellow" before launching into the wholly agreeable, Super Bowl-friendly "Viva La Vida," with leading members of Youth Orchestra Los Angeles behind him.
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Maybe someone you really like," she says right at the end, before launching into a weird, scuzzy heavy metal version of "TiK Tok" that makes her original one sound like "Mary Had a Little Lamb.
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Elsewhere, the especially ferocious "I'm tired of your repeating story" Accorinrin seethes in rage, "I've heard it, heard it, heard it, heard it, heard it, heard it" before launching into a curdling scream mid-song.
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Kim Guadagno, his Republican opponent, spent most of Wednesday night speaking past each other, seemingly eager to land the next attack and often restrained by the moderators from launching into any sort of extended exchange.
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She spends 14 tracks embodying the most delicate and desperate extremes of melancholy, inscribing countrypolitan and torchy pop arrangements with sighing silences, and launching into anguished, note-bending runs during the roiling, down-home numbers.
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It is also unclear whether Scaramucci knew his conversation was fair game for the reporter to write up, neither stating that it was off the record or on background before launching into his investigative query.
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His wife, Skyler, is pregnant, and his son, Walt Jr., really loves breakfast," Paul begins, before launching into how Walt meets Jesse and starts cooking meth in a Winnebago while Jesse "says 'Bitch!' a lot.
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In her video, Aziz rattles off a list of allegations — "how they're getting concentration camps, throwing innocent Muslims in there, separating their families from each other" — before launching into even more serious claims of abuse.
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Joseph R. Biden Jr., the former vice president, began his run for president before a crowd of union members in Pittsburgh before launching into a campaign swing that culminated with a rally in downtown Philadelphia.
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Reenacting the moment he was asked about it, Trump told reporters he asked his staff why they were asking "that stupid question" about whether he wanted a moat, launching into a tirade about the Post.
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" According to that reporter, Cohen erroneously — and outrageously — claimed, "You cannot rape your spouse," before launching into this tirade: "I will make sure that you and I meet one day while we're in the courthouse.
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"Let's see how it goes," the modest-seeming woman seated onstage says to conclude her introduction, before launching into her own narrative, during which she never once leaves her chair or even reaches for water.
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Simpson, 38, hit the stage in a black-and-white polka dot dress and made-for-walking bedazzled, knee-high cowboy boots and shared an embrace with Nelson before launching into a duet with the icon.
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Carey is a gifted prose stylist, and she deftly manages the tricky balancing act of creating characters with voices just heightened enough that a reader could imagine them launching into blank verse, given the proper motivation.
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Former WH staffer becomes first transgender woman to address DNC McGinty first emphasized Toomey's six-year investment career, claiming he had "made his millions on Wall Street" before launching into specific criticisms of his economic policy.
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His career, which began in 1975 with the Talking Heads before launching into solo and collaborative work in 1991, is one that's built upon exploring the world with genuine curiosity, while also shamelessly laughing at it.
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Despite that rhetorical caution, however, on the issue of deportations both candidates ventured from standard Democratic National Committee talking points and platitudes about the American dream, launching into a frenzy of outright pandering and promised lawlessness.
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Before launching into the tune, Timbre Wolf played a recording of an eerie composition called "Brain Dance," derived from vibrations generated by tiny molecular structures called microtubules, which are part of the scaffolding of brain cells.
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We particularly like the timing with both Etsy Ads and free shipping launching into the holiday season supported by Etsy's brand marketing push, where it is seeing early signs of strong ROI on TV and Social.
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"I thought it was going to be a much smaller crowd here," she said, before launching into an attack on Mr. de Blasio's record on homelessness, promises of new taxes and toxic relationship with Mr. Cuomo.
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His silence stands in stark contrast to the President's victory lap, which began Thursday at the National Prayer Breakfast as he held up newspapers blaring enormous "ACQUITTED!" headlines and launching into an attack on the process.
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In it, the gunman delivers a "personal message to all Americans," before launching into a wild conspiracy theory claiming there are underground military facilities in the U.S. where secret societies worship the devil and kill children.
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I am honored to have been an artist of his and to still be an artist of his," she said before launching into a performance of her signature song, "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman.
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This is similar to the concept of milling the hands before launching into a jab—the hands are already in motion and simply change speed when the fighter wants to strike, rather than performing a cold start.
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Good Trouble takes place after Mariana and Callie have completed their degrees and are launching into their adult lives — with Callie as a law clerk for a conservative judge, and Mariana working at a successful tech company.
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"I'm really shocked at the notion that anyone thinks I'm punitive; look, I don't have a beef with billionaires," Warren said, before launching into a riff she's been perfecting for years about how the public creates wealth.
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"I'd rather not, I'm just a guy at an awards show … I don't want to do this," joked Josh Gad – while wearing a microphone – before launching into a re-jiggered "Gaston," this time about action flick Logan.
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That didn't stop Meadows from launching into a soliloquy about how offensive it was for Tlaib to accuse him of racism — mentioning both his own black nieces and nephews and his friendship with Cummings, who is black.
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A highly unusual move for a president, Frank further ruffles feathers when he speaks in front of the House of Representatives, launching into a shouty, kind-of reverse filibuster, demanding the US makes a declaration of war.
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Identified only as Yang, the inebriated man was caught on security cam footage getting into a tussle with a friend outside of a KTV lounge before launching into an airborne flying kick towards the elevator's metal doors.
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Hewitt told her (albeit in his jocular style) that she'd go to hell if she didn't vote, before launching into what is by now a common refrain: not voting for Trump assures a more liberal Supreme Court.
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It starts with a brooding, Ned Stark-esque close-up of the alpha-male chimp David sitting on his forest throne, before launching into a political tug-of-war bloodthirsty enough to make George RR Martin wince.
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From the start, Brier makes clear his obsession with the culture, launching into stories of his attempts to collect every Ancient Egypt-themed object he could find, citing his obsession as his reason for becoming an Egyptologist.
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Federer's third-round opponent Lucas Pouille was launching into a serve but was forced to make an abrupt landing after a little bird hopped into his half of the court, edging closer and closer to the net.
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Last year, Miura became what was believed to be the oldest professional player to score a goal, pouncing on a rebound at 50 years 14 days and launching into a samba strut known as the Kazu Dance.
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In anticipation of the White Walkers fucking everyone's shit up, it's possible these terrified characters may have confused panic for passion, launching into misdirected bouts of naked wrestling when they could have been boarding up more windows.
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"… the White House has been hosting events all throughout March," press secretary Sean Spicer told reporters, launching into a list of activities that culminated Wednesday in a visit by the president to a special Women's Empowerment Panel.
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"Hola, me llamo Thomas," Perez says as he goes table to table, launching into his pitch about why Hispanics must get out to vote for Northam to send "una mensaje fuerte" — a strong message — to President Trump.
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And that accounts for the queer, gay, black and brown people whose bodies heave as she teases us with an a cappella start to opener "Luxury" before launching into its Machinedrum-produced pounding 90s-house club beat.
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The president shocked the capital when he emerged from the White House to greet serenaders on Washington's Birthday and quickly moved past giving the traditional thanks, launching into a fiery speech on the failures of the Reconstruction Congress.
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"Automated pro-Trump accounts became even more aggressive [than in the previous debates] in the final debate, with highly automated pro-Trump accounts launching into content production hours ahead of, rather than during, the debate," the report said.
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Following a video looking back at Franklin's long history with the AMAs, Knight walked out to organs playing before launching into a stirring rendition of "Amazing Grace" that had the entire audience visibly moved and on their feet.
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The product is just launching into Beta today, but the road map includes additional security features and support for hybrid environments, and eventually integration with Anthos, the hybrid management tool the company introduced yesterday at Google Cloud Next.
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"Kite tails, fluttering and dancing in the wind," beams Jarvis, before riding towards the camera and launching into the following song: "Imagine, imagine, imagine,You're a fluttering kite..." The thing is, not everyone is convinced he said "kite".
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian aluminum producers are concerned that U.S. President Donald Trump is launching into a trade war with China that will ricochet on the world market and depress prices if Chinese exporters have to find other buyers.
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"There's a lot of ways to look at that," Jon Porter, vice president of Innovation and Development at AccuWeather told me, before launching into a canned response on topics ranging from information availability to proprietary weather prediction technology.
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When she runs on the stage in a leather jacket, lilac hair swinging everywhere, launching into her track "Woman" backed by a full band, it felt closer to 1970s Nashville than G-A-Y Late on a Thursday.
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So prepare for someone to be all like, "Did you really just order a virgin daiquiri, Sally?" before launching into an exaggerated impression of you that features a fey British voice and a lot of avian arm-flapping.
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She hid her baby bump on stage in a black-and-white polka-dot dress and made-for-walking bedazzled, knee-high cowboy boots, sharing an embrace with Nelson, 85, before launching into a duet with the icon.
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The trucks are meant to complete most, if not all of their allotted time; their rumbling frames were kitted out to take on the task of launching into the air, giving gravity the middle finger, and landing safely.
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The sight of Craig David launching into his well known 2000 single "7 Days" on the bus to some acoustic guitar strums before all the passengers join in, nodding and laughing good-naturedly, isn't exactly really fucking wild.
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The Starbucks deal also comes as restaurants vie for a share of the expanding morning food business, with burger chain Wendy's Co shaking up the status quo by officially launching into the U.S. breakfast market on March 2.
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" And the next thing you know, Camille's upset and launching into a story about how she knows "what it feels like to be wrongfully accused and be humiliated all over the world — not the country, the world — for lies.
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He approaches them, asking them what they're doing there before admitting he is running a sting operation and has all of their chat logs, then launching into an interrogation and streaming the interaction live to Facebook using his phone.
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" Bones, who has joined Bryan this season on American Idol as a mentor, pitched his pal the opportunity to perform one more song, and Bryan couldn't resist the cover craziness, launching into a gleefully irreverent version of "Sweet Caroline.
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Instead of launching into why your partner is wrong when they're in the heat of an argument, first validate their feelings, and then offer your contrasting view on the situation, if it feels like they're open to hearing it.
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Explaining that she taught herself to sing by listening to her favorite divas, Grande broke out her pitch-perfect Celine Dion, launching into a rendition of "It's All Coming Back to Me Now" complete with Dion's French Canadian accent.
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The vehicle, which landed on a floating drone ship on May 6th after launching into space, was taken from Port Canaveral to SpaceX's hangar at Launch Complex 393A — a spaceport the company leases from NASA at Kennedy Space Center.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Wednesday the NFL is "in a really bad box" and risks its business going "to hell," days after he fueled a national rift by launching into unrelenting criticism of players' National Anthem protests.
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When asked if he held Russia responsible for anything, Trump replied, "I hold both countries responsible"—before launching into an attack on Special Counsel Robert Muller's probe of Russian interference in the 2016 election that brought him to power.
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"The tarmac meeting with Lynch and Clinton, there wasn't enough questioning about that in terms of how inappropriate you think that was at the time," Dana Perino complained on The Five, before launching into a list of her concerns.
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Clearly that was the case for Lizzo, who kicked off the show saying "Tonight is for Kobe," before launching into an energetic performance of her hits "'Cuz I Love You" and "Truth Hurts," which earned her a standing ovation.
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There were so many troubling incidents involving costumed characters in Times Square and elsewhere — Spider-Man slugging a cop, Elmo launching into an obscenity-laced rant — that the city created zones in which characters must remain while soliciting tips.
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Ryan Murphy and his fellow creators use the Hawaii news item—not to mention the horrifying state of global politics—to inject a moment of real fear into their regularly cartoony show before launching into the end of mankind.
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The California Democrat kicked off a hearing with Zuckerberg by launching into a fiery recitation of problems dogging Facebook beyond the Libra digital currency and even suggested that the company was too big and powerful for the country's good.
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On Simon Property Group's fourth-quarter earnings call, the CEO of the country's largest mall owner said he would not bore analysts with a lecture about the misunderstood mall industry — right before launching into a diatribe on that very topic.
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The user begins their response with the phrase before launching into the rest: FF外から失礼します。カトラスあげるんでクリスタルください失礼しました pic.twitter.
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In a video, "I Like It" rapper, 25, said, "Who remembers this song?" before launching into an upbeat rendition of "We Went to the Moon in 1969," the informative ditty that Christy Carlson Romano, 34, sang on the Disney Channel show.
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Though the company seems to have abandoned any short-term hope for consumer Glass, Google's actually launching into a new era with the tech, in the form of an Enterprise Edition model, now under the direction of the new Project Aura.
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But it was their elaborate Halloween sketches that sealed the deal: The co-hosts opened the hour by dressing up as each other, before launching into a full-blown mash-up of Bravo's Real Housewives franchise and Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
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According to the company's vice president of product, Elliot Shmukler, the company is operating in 1353 U.S. markets today and is launching into four new markets this week, including Detroit, Las Vegas, Columbus, Ohio and across Texas' Rio Grande Valley.
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"If French fries come from potatoes, and potatoes are a vegetable, and vegetables are good for you, then what's the harm in eating French fries?" asks the paper's Christopher Mele, before launching into an extensive explanation of the fry's many dangers.
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Following the quick announcement, Trump declared that Acosta is "going to be a tremendous secretary of labor" before launching into a meandering Q and A in which the president defended himself against everything from the Flynn scandal to anti-Semitism.
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She opened her act by singing lines from "God Bless America" and "This Land Is Your Land" and announced we are "one nation under God, indivisible with liberty and justice for all" before launching into a medley of her own works.
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"I'm very comfortable with my credibility," she told CNN's Chris Cuomo Wednesday night, before launching into an argument minutes later defending President Donald Trump's unproven claim that there was a broad conspiracy by federal law enforcement to spy on his campaign.
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"You missed..." these emails and tweets will often start, before launching into several paragraphs of explanation of how some tiny detail in the costume or production design reveals the truth about the Delos Corporation's secret plans or what have you.
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"It's a very complicated way to achieve things," he tells us, before launching into a long anecdote about the time he was at the Tour de France and saw a 3-D printer producing small plastic bicycles for spectators to buy.
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"Genocidal intent cannot be the only hypothesis," she said on the second day of a three-day hearing, before launching into a litany of ways in which she said her government was trying to lift up the Rohingya from dire poverty.
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"You almost question whether or not they love our country and that's a very serious thing: Do they, in fact, love our country?" he pondered, before launching into yet another defense of his behavior at the center of the inquiry.
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"Today, Elizabeth Warren, sometimes referred to by me as Pocahontas, joined the race for President," he said, making a strange, meta-textual reference to his previous tweets before launching into his usual mockery of Ms. Warren's claims to Native heritage.
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But their elaborate Halloween sketches were the ones to take the cake: The co-hosts opened the hour by dressing up as each other before launching into a full-blown mash-up of Bravo's Real Housewives franchise and Hulu's The Handmaid's Tale.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Raw feelings and mistrust could pose an obstacle to President Donald Trump and hard-line conservative lawmakers in his Republican Party as they seek to rebound from defeat on healthcare legislation by launching into an overhaul of the U.S. tax code.
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After Meunier asked what his day "was like," Google's knowledge cylinder responded with the current time, local weather, and information about his commute—before launching into a 15-second ad for Beauty and the Beast complete with musical accompaniment and sound effects.
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Why it matters: The South Bend, Indiana mayor saw his national profile skyrocket in the first half of 2019, launching into the top tier of Democratic presidential hopefuls — and his fundraising numbers show that popularity surge is backed by a significant cash influx.
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With a Toronto presentation still on deck for First They Killed My Father, the film has already cleared the first hurdle on the fall festival circuit, landing safely atop sturdy legs before launching into the awards race at large in the weeks ahead.
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Kay and Sid try to cover for him by saying it was caused by a gas leak, but Alan confesses — before launching into a diatribe against his father, comparing his banker dad's low-wage workers to slaves and accusing him of racism.
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In the spot, Waltz praises/complains about the American work ethic, while multitasking through a series of increasingly ridiculous costumes, as a housewife, car sales, short-shorted child and track and field runner, before launching into a love fest for American ingenuity.
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When I ask him what he listened to growing up, he replies that he was heavily into grime as a kid before launching into a rendition of "Coconut" by Harry Nilsson, a song he discovered while watching Reservoir Dogs as a child.
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Raw feelings and mistrust could pose an obstacle to President Donald Trump and hard-line conservative lawmakers in his Republican Party as they seek to rebound from defeat on health-care legislation by launching into an overhaul of the U.S. tax code.
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Most of the riders attending are happy simply launching into the sky on their wave-skimming steeds, but one rider in particular doesn't want to share the air with anything else, slamming his jet ski against a low-flying DJI Inspire drone.
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Donald Trump on accuser: 'Take a look at her ... I don't think so' "Unbelievable, absolutely unbelievable," Gibbard said, before launching into a tirade against Trump and explaining why for the first time throughout his music career, he has chosen to get political.
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It was raining when we walked out of the theater, and as soon as we escaped the crowds and were walking side by side, Edim said, "I have so many thoughts," before launching into an animated analysis of the show and its themes.
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Each dive began in the same way: Vescovo would wake before dawn, don his blue flight suit, pack his usual lunch—a tuna sandwich, a Coke and crisps—and climb down the narrow chute into the cockpit, before launching into the darkness.
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How I feel is self-conscious about anything I say," he confesses right before launching into a graphic description of "a sensation" he frequently had right as he fell asleep, "like somebody had reached from behind me and was playing with my cock.
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"Let me tell you where people are dying is in Africa," he told an audience after he returned, launching into a story about a young village girl who yearned to be able to read by electric light instead of a smoky fire.
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The other update is coming to Google's augmented-reality Live View feature, which is getting a more lightweight mode that will simply show the location of your destination without launching into the full-fledged 3D turn-by-turn navigation mode that's currently available.
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"The artist and the audience will tell you how they want their music; they've been telling us since the year 2000," he says, before launching into one of his moments where he half-holds a conversation with himself, switching between narrator and character.
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Before launching into the findings from its committee-wide examination of current practices, written up in an accompanying report, the group emphasized that states are "firmly in the lead" in conducting elections, although the federal government should work closely to provide funds and information.
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And she made the most of her time riding shotgun, opening with Stevie Wonder's "Signed, Sealed, Delivered" before launching into Beyoncé's "Single Ladies," during which James and Michelle flashed ringless right hands and did the single-ladies scoot, if constrained somewhat by seat belts.
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Today it's announcing it's closed a $42 million Series B round, led by Skype founder Niklas Zennström's VC firm Atomico — with the funding pegged to go towards launching into more cities, as well as growing the team and continuing to build out the product.
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For $103 per month (or $29.99 per year), Tile Premium subscribers will receive an extended, 3-year warranty, on-demand customer support via SMS, battery replacements, unlimited sharing (ideal for families tracking devices together), location history, and a "Smart Alerts" feature, launching into beta.
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WASHINGTON, March 29 (Reuters) - Raw feelings and mistrust could pose an obstacle to President Donald Trump and hard-line conservative lawmakers in his Republican Party as they seek to rebound from defeat on healthcare legislation by launching into an overhaul of the U.S. tax code.
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"When I first heard digital," Douglas Rushkoff said at a book event in May, launching into a thought stream, a gyroscopic, physical whirligig of economic theories, history, and emphatic hand gestures, "this is what I thought of as the digits," and he flitted his fingers.
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"I Got That Flow" sees the trio being told to act more ladylike when discussing their periods, and they retaliate by launching into a rap about the wonderful, cruddy and depressing aspects of bleeding for one week out of every month — and not dying.
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Gaga spoke about the 2016 presidential election and called for peace before launching into "Angel Down," which she previously revealed is a response to the death of Trayvon Martin, an unarmed African-American teen who was fatally shot by a neighborhood watch captain in 2012.
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"All I could think was, 'Serena don't miss your note,'" she exclaimed, retelling the experience to DeGeneres before launching into explaining a more somber subject of a new resource center in honor of her late sister, Yetunde Price, who was killed because of gun violence.
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Every one of my articles starts out in this app (or at least in John Gruber's neglected gift to the world), and yet, I always find myself looking for another option, periodically launching into a Google deep dive that rarely leads to a better solution.
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One move, a triple vault that involves an athlete sprinting full speed, then launching into a handspring with three spins in the air before landing on two feet, is so difficult and dangerous that after it was performed in competition in 2155, it was banned.
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"The fact is we have had two criminal justice systems: one for the wealthy and the well off, and one for everyone else—and that's going to end," Cuomo said, before launching into a declaration that would receive a loud, continued round of applause.
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At the event for Ms. Ward, she served up some of her high-dudgeon populism to a Hilton hotel ballroom filled with several hundred fans, denouncing the "Democrat-media complex" before launching into an acidic attack on Mr. Flake, a critic of President Trump.
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West posted a tweet last week that showed him appearing to be on a private plane while wearing a "Make America Great Again" cap and wrote, "This represents good and America becoming whole again" before launching into his thoughts about the amendment and slavery.
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"I'm so proud to stand here as a black queer artist telling stories," she said before launching into a jazzy song-and-dance number that found her duetting with Billy Porter ("Pose") and, ultimately, singing in a flower-covered coat while lying in an aisle.
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He bends in Peep's direction here, offering the same sort of foreboding mid-aughts-emo-intro guitar line for him to sing over before launching into the skyscraper-scale drums that he's brought to recent collaborations with Migos and his Future flip from last year.
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One tells grinning jokes about how dumb Trump's Cabinet is before launching into celebrity icebreaker games; the other dissects the news of the day with a horrified raise of the eyebrow and fiery declarations about the danger Trump poses to America and its citizens.
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In the first part of the sweet clip, recorded inside what appears to be a club, little Greyson (who was diagnosed with autism last year), impressively counts down from 3 before launching into the first part of the alphabet song at the encouragement of those around him.
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The cheers were loud and prolonged when the venue's MC introduced the Uzbek as "a living legend" and the volume went up a few notches as she sprinted down the runway before launching into her first vault — a layout front somersault with 1-1/2 twists.
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In Living Color famously spoofed her with a "Rhythmless Nation" sketch: "There's music on my side, which really helps me hide / plus the fact that I cannot really sing helps me do my thing," warbled Kim Wayans as Houston, before launching into a lackluster running man.
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The company Planet, which launches satellites into the Earth's orbit in order to take photographs of the planet, pointed one of its Dove satellite constellations — which is several satellites operating in a cluster — at a launch pad in Kazakhstan, capturing one of its rockets launching into the sky.
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Clad in a T-shirt and heels with a towel draped around her neck, Houston runs through choreography with backup dancers before launching into popular hits like "I'm Your Baby Tonight" and "My Name Is Not Susan" — both of which appeared on the former's namesake album in 1990.
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Just a year since launching into beta, the program has grown Estonia's economy like immigration never could — enabling people around the world to register an Estonian company online within a day, open an Estonian bank account, have access to payment service providers and digitally sign documents and contracts.
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Yet that's exactly how Late Night's Seth Meyers opened his latest "Closer Look" segment on October 12, before launching into a 10-minute monologue about how "powerful, predatory men who are used to operating without consequence" are making things worse for everyone around them, just because they can.
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You shift the gravity of the probe to send it hurtling to the ground, hitting a downslope to build energy before launching into the air—at which point you can switch into a disc form and glide, passing through thunderclouds to gain more energy to continue your airborne passage.
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"Sometimes you visit corpses all around the world and realize that the corpses dearest to your heart are right in your own backyard," she writes, launching into an anecdote about caring for a decomposed body with such enthusiastic detail I practically had to read it through my fingers.
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On Thursday, she got up early, set two phones on the kitchen table — one for Federal Emergency Management Agency, and one to call Enterprise about a rental car — and started dialing, launching into her third day on the job as a disaster-recovery coordinator for her upended family.
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"Long live Nipsey Hussle," DJ Khaled screamed before launching into "Higher," a collaboration with John Legend released months after the rapper's death, adding a verse from YG. Kirk Franklin tied up the performance, conducting a choir dressed in all-white, reminiscent of Puff Daddy's tribute to Biggie in 1997.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W.Va. — President Trump dispensed on Thursday with what he called a "boring" speech on tax reform here, tossing his text to his fans before launching into a lengthy tirade against immigration that included an accusation that Democrats were embracing dangerous policies to secure immigrant votes.
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"We would prefer not to be talking about this," Bondi said, before launching into a fearsome attack on Biden -- an ironic moment, since Trump was the one who had brought up unproven claims about his rival that caused the political drama that has held Washington in thrall for months.
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In the game, Edith picks up a letter addressed to her mother from Lewis' psychoanalyst, with an opening line that sympathizes with her need to make sense of it, before launching into her own understanding of what went wrong—of when, exactly, they both lost the battle for her son's sanity.
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When the cheers rolled in, she cried, "You go, Glen Coco!" before launching into a very excellent monologue about the difference between being drunk and "fluffy," you know, like, when you've had three beers and are feeling good enough to keep drinking before you get too drunk that you look stupid?
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Aladdin barely has time to be intimidated before the Genie assures him that he's kidding, magics a drum set and a trumpet for Abu, launching into "Friend Like Me." Those concerned by Smith's blue Genie look may be relieved to hear that it actually looks just fine in this context.
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"We've been traveling a lot we've been to Napa wine tasting, Vegas, Palm Beach, taken a helicopter into the Grand Canyon we've just been traveling and having adventures," says Luann, who has been focusing on launching into the interior design world and writing a new book while enjoying married life.
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The Obama administration set those benchmarks, along with nearly every nation in the world, in order to keep the planet from warming by more than 1.5 degrees Celsius (2.7 degrees Fahrenheit) above preindustrial levels, a threshold that scientists say could keep the planet from launching into a tailspin of irreversible consequences.
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When Black took the stage, she gave a few hurried explanations and disclaimers before launching into "Celebrity Death Match," which she described as an edited diary entry wherein all the names of real people are replaced with celebrities' names and all the most indulgently self-pitying bits are done away with.
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Since 2010, he's been making music as HALFNOISE, and under the vaulted domes of the Royal Albert Hall, he offered the uninitiated a taste of what that meant, launching into "Scooby's in the Back," a neon-hued, sun-soaked track from his The Velvet Face EP, released in March this year.
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Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) called the remarks "unhelpful" and "unfortunate" before launching into a personal story about the bigotry his Irish ancestors faced as American immigrants. Rep.
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While touring the album, West rapped and sang from behind a crystal mask, often launching into long, seemingly free-associative rambles about creativity and genius, comparing himself to Steve Jobs and Alejandro Jodorowsky, criticizing members of the fashion industry, name-checking the Nike executives with whom he had fallen out.
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In lieu of wall text, a short explanatory video on a small podium next to the project poses the question, "Can the wind compose poems?" before launching into a layperson's explanation of the individual algorithms—for the branching of trees and the movement of wind and water—that propel the project.
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Close your eyes and think of the Beatles, and chances are you will see them in stark black and white, launching into "All My Loving" before a live audience of just 728 in CBS Studio 50 on New York City's Great White Way—and 303,000,000 elsewhere, watching on television screens across the country.
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Facial recognition is a technology that could one day alert authorities to the presence of a potential terrorist like Youssef Zaghba, who, despite being on a watchlist in Italy, was able to ram a van into pedestrians on London Bridge last weekend before launching into a stabbing spree at the nearby Borough Market.
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He dropped a surprise video dedicated to Michelle at the end of her appearance at the Pennsylvania Conference for Women with Shonda Rhimes: "I had to crash this party because today we've been married for 25 years," he apologised on the big screen before launching into a super sweet tribute to his wife.
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Jost noted that the audience members were allowed to drink in their seats, joking about "losing inhibitions at a work function" before launching into quips about getting calls from Ronan Farrow (who wrote on the Harvey Weinstein allegations for the New Yorker as well as reporting on misconduct allegations against Les Moonves).
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Sometimes, the resulting moment was among the best of the debate — Kamala Harris turning a policing question into her attack on Joe Biden for opposition to busing, for example — but sometimes, it was Marianne Williamson launching into a riff on "chemical policies" in the midst of an answer about constraining health care costs.
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"If James Brown could come in here and do the twist, and do the mess around for the Devil, then I feel like it's all right if I stand up here and mash potatoes for God," he said at one live performance, moments before launching into "Look Where You Brought Me From."
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An incensed Meghan McCain went "a little bit rogue" on Monday's The View, launching into an impassioned, minutes-long criticism of President Donald Trump's decision to pull back from allied Kurdish forces in Syria ahead of pending Turkish action there — a reversal of American policy in the protracted conflict with the Islamic State.
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"We're just a bunch of bikers who love the president," he told me before launching into a merry inventory of the huge guns he owns back in Maryland and relaying some war stories of battling "antifas," which is what he called pretty much anyone who got into it with him at a rally.
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Ro KhannaRohit (Ro) KhannaKhanna calls out progressives who haven't endorsed Lipinski challenger Young insurgents aren't rushing to Kennedy's side in Markey fight Khanna: I 'didn't appreciate' Castro's attack on Biden MORE (D-Calif.) Khanna, a leader of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, is a notable progressive not outwardly backing launching into an impeachment inquiry.
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The idea that Trump is a lightweight when it comes to foreign policy was bolstered earlier this week, when he met The Washington Post's editorial board and evaded tough questions about how to deal with ISIS by launching into irrelevant asides: RYAN: You [MUFFLED] mentioned a few minutes earlier here that you would knock ISIS.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORIES: --JUMP ON IN: The government is launching into action on the heels of revelations that America's digital adversaries may have spent years eavesdropping on officials' private phone conversations through vulnerabilities in the global cell phone network.
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Before launching into a performance of "The Ghost of Tom Joad," a song that is not normally part of his setlist, Springsteen called the treatment of immigrant families at the American border "so shockingly and disgracefully inhumane and un-American that it is simply enraging," according to a transcript provided later on his official website.
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Before launching into a performance of "The Ghost of Tom Joad," a song that is not normally part of his setlist, Springsteen called the treatment of immigrant families at the American border "so shockingly and disgracefully inhumane and un-American that it is simply enraging," according to a transcript provided on his official website.
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After arriving in a wild floral dress with a matching fascinator, the rapper changed into a colorful, flowing gown to kick off the performance on a rotating wheel for her opening verse; she then stripped off the skirt to reveal an intricate romper before launching into some choreographed dance moves that paid homage to her Latin roots.
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On the subject of Philly bands, Supine released a three-song EP a couple weeks ago that creeps up through a low rumble of doom before launching into seven minutes of what the band does best: fast-paced blasts of hardcore punctuated by dueling vocals that make it sound like some otherworldly mashup of Orchid and Yaphet Kotto.
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With the microchip processing industry facing perhaps its biggest security scare in its history, the CEO of one of the world's biggest chipmakers, Brian Krzanich of Intel, took to the stage at a keynote at CES to say a few words about the news before launching into his planned announcements covering areas like automotive, AI and entertainment.
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As she's speaking, Este reenacts the eureka moment by impulse, launching into a strange pantomime (the universal zombie pose: arms outstretched, wrists limp, palms down; but while bouncing your shoulders and turning side to side) that the sisters giddily identify as the "I made fire" scene from the Tom Hanks movie Cast Away — a family favorite.
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Musgraves was launching into the "country" part of her program, and as such, the best assumption is that some of her fans were less familiar with the excellent tracks that graced her first two major-label albums, not to mention the songs she wrote for other artists before that (ahem: "Undermine," of the television show Nashville).
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Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth Ann WarrenTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall In shift, top CEOs say shareholder value not top goal MORE (D-Mass.) has gotten a head start on the Democratic field, launching into her presidential campaign over weekend with stops across Iowa.
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"Before launching into such a momentous project, with such enormous ethical and theological implications, a basic ethical question still needs to be asked — starting with whether and under what circumstances we should make such technologies real," said a statement issued by Drew Endy, a bioengineer at Stanford, and Laurie Zoloth, a professor of religion at Northwestern University.
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"I'm here because I love Kobe," Beyoncé proclaimed to a packed Staples Center and hundreds of thousands at home, all gathered to honor the late Kobe and Gianna Bryant, before launching into an emotional performance of "XO," a song she recalls was Kobe's favorite of hers, and "Halo," which, according to Billboard, was inspired by a choir of angels.
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Joni Ernst's (R-Iowa) "Roast and Ride" fundraiser in Boone, Iowa riding a Harley-Davidson motorcycle before taking the stage and launching into a campaign-style speech reaffirming President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE's key promises.
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" Redmond didn't waste time launching into the list of things that hurt her — including a dismissive comment about her that Hollman made during a joint Father's Day celebration, a tweet costar Carey Deuber sent that referred to Hollman as her "ride or die," and a blog Hollman wrote that said watching Redmond's marriage was "like watching a slow motion car crash.
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The cost is, first, on the teachers and staff, whose much-needed spring breaks (needed even just to catch up on grading, let alone take a break) were spent sifting through conflicting emergency protocol emails, in "Webinars" and online tutorials, and who are launching into this next chapter of the semester in a state of disarray glossed over by tropical Zoom background.
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By repeatedly negating different things ("It's not the room/not beginning/not the crowd/not winning/not the planet/not spinning," and so on) without specifying what she's referring to, before launching into a raw, furious, agitated guitar eruption, almost straining to get the notes out, she captures a basic, total yearning and implies that yearning is too fundamental to express in words.
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"The shocking thing about McMahon and his company is the extent to which he's shielded himself from responsibility for his wrestlers' welfare," says Oliver, before launching into a breakdown of the many things wrong with the company — from the fact its wrestlers aren't technically classed as employees to the WWE's failure to care for the health of those working for it.
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He then told Putin it was one of a number of bad deals negotiated by former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein ObamaDick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Forget conventional wisdom — Bernie Sanders is electable 85033 Democrats fight to claim Obama's mantle on health care MORE and that it favored Russia, before launching into a conversation about his own popularity, according to the sources.
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Niantic Labs, the game maker that was spun out of Google last year following Google's move to Alphabet, announced today that its new title Pokémon GO is launching into beta in the U.S. Those early adopters who signed up to become "field testers" earlier in May are now receiving their invites to the game, in order to offer the company feedback ahead of its broader launch.
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Metal-Based Technology SpaceX's Crew Dragon SpaceX's Crew Dragon Considered by many to be the "Holy Grail" of additive manufacturing processes, metal 16.23D printing technologies – or more specifically, Selective Laser Melting (SLM) and Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS) – are already being used to create custom metal parts for a wide variety of manufacturing applications ranging from custom race car parts to parts used by SpaceX for launching into the outer atmosphere.
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Afterward, you might have a clearer eye when entering a new war, you might avoid phrases as giddily optimistic as "we'll be home for Christmas," but that hindsight view lacks something: the sense of gravity you catch from seeing a ball tip over the edge, pick up speed with a weightlessness that feels not so different from launching into the air, only to land in the mud without a bounce.
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When she finally announced her decision to begin drafting articles of impeachment, she was visibly on edge, launching into a rant at the podium and snapping at a reporter who questioned the partisan nature of her crusade against President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE.
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Read more:Trump kicked off his 2020 campaign with a freewheeling rally riddled with falsehoods as he excoriated Mueller, Democrats, and the pressTrump spent his first rally since the impeachment inquiry mocking Biden for 'kissing Barack Obama's a--' and launching into a tirade against Somali refugeesOn day one of his 2020 campaign, Trump promised to cure cancer, wipe out AIDS, and put an American on Mars'I was not happy with it': Trump denounces attendees at his rally chanting 'send her back' about Rep.
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Before long, Albini would find his tribe alongside other weird Chicago punk acts, bringing in Naked Raygun members Santiago Durango and Jeff Pezzatti, as well as Pat Byrne to play live drums over Roland's beats (this is the only release where this occurred), effectively turning Big Black into an actual band on 1984's Bulldozer EP. At live shows, Big Black would open their sets by setting off a brick of firecrackers, filling clubs with the acrid smell of sulfur before launching into their show.
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The…Read more ReadThe Apple Watch&aposs Next Trick Could Be Battling Pseudoscience—But Questions RemainBefore launching into its battery of Apple Watch announcements on Tuesday, Apple set the tone, as…Read more ReadThis Is the iPhone 11 You Should Buy (If You Must Pre-Order)Another September is here, and as we say goodbye to the Summer, we once again say hello to the…Read more ReadThe Most Important iPhone 11 Upgrades Are the Ones We Didn&apost GetAnother year, another new iPhone.
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Instead, she uses a tight 15-minute stump speech, followed by a brief Q&A with the crowd, with questions randomly selected via a Costco-sized roll of raffle-style tickets, to return again and again to what she refers to as "the fight of my lifetime," narrated with a warmth that is part personal ("I actually want to start this with a little bit of a story," she began in Council Bluffs), part college seminar ("Let's really wonk out for a minute here," she said in Des Moines, launching into a detailed aside about housing inequality and red-lining African American neighborhoods).
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