"She's in the middle of the road and the problem in politics is that when you're in the middle of the road, you can get run over."
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"There's nobody who's middle of the road anymore — and I just want somebody middle of the road," said Ms. Herndon, who did not vote for Mr. Moore or Mr. Jones last time.
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The sergeant major stood in the middle of the road.
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She really rides the middle of the road really well.
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Bret Stephens is fairly in the middle of the road.
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Her views on trade are more middle of the road.
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But that rate is just the middle of the road.
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One was smashed flat in the middle of the road.
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"You've never heard me say 'middle of the road,' I've never been middle of the road on the environment," Mr. Biden said when asked to respond to comments Ms. Ocasio-Cortez issued the night before.
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I was just standing there in the middle of the road.
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What are you doing stopping in the middle of the road?
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"We're in the middle of the road," I whisper to Goat.
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In the distance, something sat in the middle of the road.
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I was just sort of in the middle of the road.
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A kangaroo surprises a cyclist in the middle of the road.
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In the middle of the road sat a large red velvet sofa.
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Rather than go middle of the road, I'd rather go all out.
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And unfortunately, sunbathing in the middle of the road is its game.
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The bot wasn't just playing against some middle of the road pros.
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Harman should be a good ride down the middle of the road.
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Criss, wearing an air mask, walks down the middle of the road.
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A fellow cyclist found him wandering in the middle of the road.
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I ran into the middle of the road and stopped all the cars.
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A taxi pulled up nearby and parked in the middle of the road.
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Portland wasn't safe even for middle-of-the-road Republicans anymore, she said.
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The decision made by Obama was, effectively, a "middle of the road" choice.
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He found Lucky in the middle of the road, blinking up at him.
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This is the kind of middle-of-the-road content I'm here for.
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"It gives them a kind of middle-of-the-road position," he said.
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"And this girl was standing in the middle of the road," he says.
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They'll say, what's the point of having a middle-of-the-road opinion?
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I was criticized as too progressive, too conservative, too middle-of-the-road.
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"She had very middle-of-the-road points of view," Mr. Paterson said.
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I like Joe because he's middle-of-the-road, smart, honorable and experienced.
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But really, this was the most middle-of-the-road burger I'd tasted.
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There is, however, a bright yellow double line in the middle of the road.
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The activists parked in the middle of the road in front of the entrance.
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The specs are fairly middle of the road; an Nvidia Shield this is not.
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Others pulled up iron gratings and barricaded the middle of the road with them.
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The wolf can be seen standing in the middle of the road, staring intensely.
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"[Obama] had fairly centrist, middle-of-the-road Democratic policies," El-Sayed told me.
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"This isn't the year for a middle-of-the-road Hollywood drama," he said.
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You have something you want to convey that is more middle of the road.
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Sometimes the middle of the road is the best we can do for some people.
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However, her compositions tend towards being middle-of-the-road and sharp contrasts are rare.
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He surely sees hunger in the country for middle-of-the-road politics and policies.
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As the researchers put it, butter is a kind of "middle-of-the-road" food.
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Mr Stewart has demonstrated that a Conservative can still excite middle-of-the-road voters.
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A child's plastic bike broken in two and forgotten in the middle of the road.
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I can't remember if they were good reviews or sort of middle of the road.
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So, how is this embarrassingly middle-of-the-road dirge version managing to do better?
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I think we all agree that it has a generic, middle-of-the-road quality.
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Early guesses about who Obama might appoint have mostly been middle-of-the-road liberals.
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He drove the Jeep down the middle of the road, straddling the double-yellow lines.
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McCready's middle-of-the-road approach didn't offend any of the county's borderline conservatives' values.
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Amy Klobuchar argued Sanders would alienate middle of the road voters with his expensive ideas.
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It lay whole in the middle of the road an hour or so after dawn.
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Buttigieg's plan shows one way that middle-of-the-road sentiment could translate into action.
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I could see its destination: an unfortunate rabbit, flattened in the middle of the road.
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A supermajority would be an inducement for presidents to nominate middle-of-the-road candidates.
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You did ... You were doing a sort of middle of the road kind of thing.
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Suddenly a red pickup truck appeared and stopped dead in the middle of the road.
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He&aposs like a guy standing in the middle of the road, especially on social issues.
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It's a good spot to see where pro-establishment, middle-of-the-road voters are breaking.
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Pros: Could be a middle-of-the-road television show starring Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan.
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Shelby said she continued driving and encountered an abandoned SUV in the middle of the road.
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There's nothing been the middle of the road about my effort in dealing with the environment.
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Because Sam Smith is a boring, mediocre, dull, middle of the road cringeworthy crooning sad sack.
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I don't think people are middle of the road, I think they're all over the road.
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Compromises and middle of the road solutions are less common and not very popular these days.
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Others want to unite Democrats, Republicans and independents around some core middle-of-the-road goals.
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Concrete barriers in the middle of the road were scrawled with obscenities cursing President Joseph Kabila.
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Moreover, they are more industrial than agricultural, more middle-of-the-road than SEC primary states.
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It is a durable middle-of-the-road method to stay invested over the long term.
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Biden would not be the first middle of the road president pushed to action by circumstance.
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Like birds feasting on mangled flesh in the middle of the road, he cannot help it.
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Democrats can, and hopefully will, nominate a candidate capable of attracting middle-of-the-road support.
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In the middle of the road, Fiona and her friends took turns writing on the pavement.
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They generally downplayed Biden's strength and dismissed his purported appeal to middle-of-the-road voters.
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In the middle of the road, Fiona and her friends took turns writing on the pavement.
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"This would be a good time to stand in the middle of the road," Beth said.
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And if that nominee is not middle of the road, I'm afraid there's going to be resistance.
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Elaine Herzberg, 49, crossed in the middle of the road while walking a bicycle and was hit.
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" "It's very typical of the Fed to offer middle of the road shifts to their last statement.
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It gives out three-quarters of the way to the shop in the middle of the road.
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I put up with middle-of-the-road range because the noise cancelation is the best available.
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Lindsey Graham (R-SC) earlier this month might seem middle-of-the-road by comparison, Kimmell said.
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Instead, invest in a middle-of-the-road coffee maker and brew your own cup at home.
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Police video shows Crutcher walking toward his SUV, which is stopped in the middle of the road.
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Oklahoma plays middle of the road defense with personnel that ought to be in the upper crust.
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However, with Hillary, it will just be a complacent, run-of-the-middle-of-the-road presidency.
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There was a time when Americans seemed O.K. with a middle-of-the-road approach to guns.
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But in the UK, there were relatable people representing experiences middle-of-the-road kids could recognise.
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Later on, when Dud and Ernie are driving, a seal darts across the middle of the road.
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Officers arrived on the scene because they saw his car parked in the middle of the road.
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The resulting book is a sensible, middle-of-the-road guide for amateurs and movie buffs alike.
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First, because he's a former Army doctor and strikes me as smart and middle of the road.
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The middle-of-the-road approach would offer a public option for people who choose to enroll.
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It was then that I saw a group of kangaroos coming up the middle of the road.
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But such talk risked putting off independent and middle-of-the-road voters and has since faded.
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" But here's Paul Bezdek, who's on Medicare: "He is playing too much to the middle of the road.
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Rich drove me the winding way back through the snow, occasionally slipping toward the middle of the road.
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But they also got many women to reconsider their more middle-of-the-road views on trans inclusion.
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We don't assume that middle-of-the-road outcomes are the worst thing around, because that'd be disastrous.
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By being so forcefully committed to their position, they fail to see the middle-of-the-road solutions.
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It's persuasive to the middle-of-the-road Americans who make up a growing portion of the electorate.
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Oddly, he paused the massacre when he came across an elderly woman in the middle of the road.
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Now, kids play in the middle of the road because there is nowhere else for them to go.
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Democratic voters who identify with middle-of-the-road policies have been a key constituency for Biden's candidacy.
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But the movie is middle-of-the-road rather than bad — hard to hate and harder to love.
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It then rolled over onto its roof and came to a stop in the middle of the road.
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Fill a room with Tea Party followers, Occupy Wall Street activists and concerned middle-of-the-road citizens.
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In an increasingly polarized country, there was no longer a middle of the road in the Sixth District.
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Some even bring out plastic chairs and sit in the middle of the road with their donation boxes.
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Two, voters still looking for a middle-of-the-road nominee but unsure about Biden flock to Buttigieg.
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It went from 'Oh, no, she's breaking the Internet' to 'Danielle, she's fine, she's middle of the road.
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But rewards are a standard draw, and Apple's cash-back benefits are "middle of the road," he said.
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Since the release of the Mueller report in April, Democrats have taken a middle-of-the-road approach.
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You negotiate and get middle of the road ... and if it's to your best interest you do it.
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A deer appears in the middle of the road, and the car goes careening into a nearby lake.
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"The middle of the road solution is a manual recount," said Karim al-Nuri, referring to the fraud allegations.
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A guy stopped his car in the middle of the road and asked me to get in his car.
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I say this is a Democrat, who is still a Democrat, I am a centrist, middle-of-the-road.
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So, I just set up my tripod in the middle of the road, and shot a 20 second exposure.
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Rival groups portrayed her in advertisements as extreme and out of touch with the middle-of-the-road state.
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Obama gave the same middle-of-the-road statements he's given every time he talks about policing and race.
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It's a shot of Lacey, standing in the middle of the road in their neighborhood, glancing over her shoulder.
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I took Tram 9 to the Montenero-Bergamo stop and found, down the middle of the road, Rosticceria Leoncino.
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An onlooker captured the moment on video, seemingly showing Reinke approach a bison in the middle of the road.
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A straightforward, middle-of-the-road solution is available, and making its way through the House of Representatives now.
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With my liquid assets, I am pretty middle-of-the-road in my risk tolerance, often with index funds.
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But those Democrats are so passionate that they're going to turn off middle-of-the-road people like me.
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He described his politics as "radically middle-of-the-road," and he didn't believe that the Sentinel was slanted.
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This is a more middle-of-the-road option, but the $200 price cut makes it a solid bargain.
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A centrist coalition called Country Forward that supports middle-of-the-road candidates in both parties helped Illinois Rep.
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At the time, its main business was classical music, Broadway cast albums and middle-of-the-road pop singers.
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That day, Kellie had been barking at the Tea House from a spot in the middle of the road.
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But as I realized there were better middle-of-the-road candidates like Cory Booker, I changed my mind.
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Middle-of-the-road Catholics, lay and clerical, could be alienated unless ways are found to assert that compatibility.
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"I like that he's middle of the road, he's all-encompassing, he's bringing us back together again," she said.
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Mr. Greenblatt said the groups were emboldened by a sort of middle-of-the-road acceptance in recent months.
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I reached the sidewalk first and when I turned around, Jonathan was still in the middle of the road.
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A group of cyclists found a koala in the middle of the road, looking dehydrated and confused on Friday.
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The man still had his sunglasses on; the woman's broad-brimmed hat lay in the middle of the road.
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We didn't have any, so they took our mobile phones and left us in the middle of the road.
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She then rolled herself out of the car and landed in the middle of the road as Legette drove off.
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We see tires planted in the middle of the road and tin barrels filled with tar off to the sides.
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People were scaling buildings, dancing in the middle of the road and, for some reason, punching suitcases in train stations.
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Or for a middle-of-the-road approach between texting and calls, they could use the voice messaging feature instead.
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YouTuber Greg Shyba was driving near Calgary, Canada recently when he spotted a skunk in the middle of the road.
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Over time, this card has gone from middle-of-the-road to a top-tier option for earning travel rewards.
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" He later added, "Biden would offer a position that could appease liberals without offending more middle-of-the-road voters.
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For that reason, a greater investment in such a service fits squarely within Credit Suisse's middle-of-the-road strategy.
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However, that's just the middle-of-the-road estimate: The firm's range in value for SpaceX is roughly a hundredfold.
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That said, the Corolla continues to fill a middle-of-the-road (Sorry!) spot in the compact four-door market.
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A 9-foot 9-weight is your standard, middle-of-the-road fly rod and reel for general saltwater usage.
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He was a sellout, turning his back on his rock 'n' roll instincts to produce middle-of-the-road pop.
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Both candidates are pitching themselves as middle-of-the-road Democrats who can stem the leftward surge of the party.
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Another body of an Islamic State fighter sat in the middle of the road, splayed out on a wooden cart.
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CORKER: Have I even weighed in from time to time to help keep things in the middle of the road?
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He's got people around him that have been able to keep him, generally speaking, in the middle of the road.
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But November 3, 2020 could show whether impeachment is a bridge too far for Arizona's middle-of-the-road voters.
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These members can hardly be called liberals, but their middle-of-the-road politics have made them a dying breed.
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Even when it's not kicking ass, Sony still has good, middle of the road alternatives like the LF-S50G smart speaker.
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Ellie is only lured to the middle of the road because she sees Church, who she'd been told had run away.
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Particularly, like, a company like AT&T that just wants to be the most absolutely middle of the road company possible.
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The bus driver continued on for several miles before encountering a Rara band playing music in the middle of the road.
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Sprinting down the middle of the road, she looked back and saw Urdiales, swinging a machete above his head, chasing her.
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During that time her office released a very middle-of-the-road statement on family separations, which ultimately left her alone.
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Should they stick with a middle-of-the-road agenda, hoping to win back center-right voters skeptical of President Trump?
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Sternlicht said the general election will be won by the candidate who is able to capture middle-of-the- road voters.
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So, if it feels like rough stuff out there for you, a middle-of-the-road chap, that might explain it.
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On Monday, a group of locals used a truck to help tow the debris out of the middle of the road.
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Perhaps most important, a good many of the Republicans who had won these offices were not middle-of-the-road pragmatists.
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Yep, just chilling in the middle of the road completely unconcerned with the long line of cars piling up behind it.
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They're in the middle of the road, cars swerving around them, tooting, and I saw the guy rip her wig off.
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The complaint alleges one witness spotted Anderson standing in the middle of the road, yelling, just moments before gunfire rang out.
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The more middle-of-the-road Series B rounds have also grown, but by a more significant 83 percent since 2008.
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It's time now for one of the middle-of-the-road performers to surge, according to Todd Gordon, founder of TradingAnalysis.com.
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The officer fatally shot Terence Crutcher, an unarmed black man whose car had broken down in the middle of the road.
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Whether it's a worthy goal or not, Netflix has shown it can produce its own middle-of-the-road action blockbuster.
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The team took a fairly middle-of-the road approach to mixing rules-based programming and machine learning into its system.
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Passengers jump on and off in the middle of the road, with a few seconds before the truck lurches off again.
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It fits with the Midwestern Democrat's strategy of casting herself as a more middle-of-the-road alternative to her colleagues.
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Nominated by Republican President Ronald Reagan, Kennedy joined the court in 1988 and followed a deliberative, middle-of-the-road approach.
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I suspect most people have, like me, made an emotional crutch from some sappy work of middle-of-the-road art.
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So he returned to his car, which was parked in the middle of the road, and turned on his dash camera.
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Clinton is seeking to reach out to middle-of-the-road swing voters and even moderate Republicans uneasy about Mr. Trump.
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After driving past fields of snow-dusted gravestones, the cab came to an abrupt halt in the middle of the road.
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And through the first two months of the season, the team's hitting and starting pitching was indeed middle-of-the-road.
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And all of us, whether we're pro-Trump, anti-Trump, middle of the road, or indifferent, are worse off for it.
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Upon arrival, deputies found Linda Holguin, 35, dead in the middle of the road alongside a second woman who was injured.
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The iRobot Roomba 690 sits right in the middle of the road, making it the best robot vacuum for most people.
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On Metacritic, it achieved an average score of 53, signaling that most reviewers found it to be middle-of-the-road.
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With people increasingly open to more radical tools for accomplishing this, joining a union can seem downright middle of the road.
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In them, the singer ditches her wild two-toned hair for a softer, more middle-of-the-road chestnut brown lob.
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As a candidate, Mr. Hickenlooper is pushing middle-of-the-road policies: Universal health care, but not a single-payer system.
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However, this flavor profile, derided as middle-of-the-road by chocolate connoisseurs, clearly appeals to large segments of the population.
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She's taking a middle of the road approach on impeachment -- and that seems to be the most popular position with the electorate.
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People are very polarized right now and have strong opinions so I get why middle-of-the-road ideologies tick people off.
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"That is my car on fire in the middle of the road on the highway," Horden said in an Instagram Story video.
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This is Huawei's middle-of-the-road processor, and the 6X marks the first time it's being used in a US release.
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Premiums for a middle-of-the road policy will fall by an average of 1.5%, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services said.
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It's about what you'd pay for a pretty decent middle-of-the-road Windows Laptop or maybe even a used Surface Pro.
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You don't have to be a helicopter parent to see the value in keeping children out of the middle of the road.
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Five years after the Razr went out of style, Samsung released a middle-of-the-road, Crayola pink Samsung Galaxy Note 3.
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Tech employees tend to be predominantly liberal when it comes to politics; their corporate employers are much more middle-of-the-road.
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"He says the man was in the middle of the road, not along the side or anything like that," Weitsman told Benny.
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But there are many more of "middle of the road folks" that really did not think any party fit them particularly well.
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In many cases, a more comprehensive "gold" plan will now cost less each month than a middle-of-the-road "silver" plan.
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When the clip begins, Schwarzenegger is filming an elephant standing in the middle of the road from inside a parked safari vehicle.
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I think Amazon's apparel play is hitting them, because it's sort of in basics and sort of middle-of-the-road apparel.
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It's made solid films (First Class, DoFP) seem fantastic, and middle-of-the-road ones (The Wolverine) play like high-end entertainment.
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On paper, bananas foster seems pretty middle-of-the-road as far as desserts go: bananas, vanilla ice cream, some orange zest.
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And for Democratic centrists, middle-of-the-road Republicans are also ideal voters since they are unlikely to demand large government programs.
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Middle-of-the-road comedy doesn't work when the road no longer has a middle wide enough to ride a bicycle down.
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The Boundless is the middle-of-the-road option in the lineup of Marriott co-branded credit cards for non-business users.
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If you always worry about being middle of the road and making something everybody can tolerate, then you're not really doing anything.
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Perhaps Glennon is never going to be Aaron Rodgers, but he could end up being a quality middle-of-the-road starter.
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When they got to the square, some marchers lay down in the middle of the road as part of a "die-in."
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TMZ broke the story ... Bumpass was busted January 15 after cops noticed his blue PT Cruiser in the middle of the road.
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He signed Patti Smith and Lou Reed, but his principal success in the early years came from middle-of-the-road singers.
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They point as well to the middle-of-the-road ideology of many of the Democrats who prevailed in difficult congressional races.
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It was there, in the middle of the road to Camp Redwood, that Jonas got hit by Mr. Jingles' truck and died.
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Had the incident taken place in the middle of the road instead of up against the barriers, Cavendish probably would've stayed upright.
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They are for the people, rich and poor, right and left, black, Spanish, white, middle-of-the-road liberals, young and old.
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Most of the journalists I know are more middle of the road than they are extreme and you didn't pull it off.
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La La Land is the kind of perfectly pleasant, well-constructed heartache that makes for a solid middle-of-the-road contender.
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The Crutcher family lawyer says the man was in the middle of the road because he was having problems with the SUV.
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And today's general chaos also makes it more likely that middle-of-the-road MPs might have had enough of Mrs May's leadership.
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That same night, police found Santucci's 2013 Honda Civic running with the driver's door open and abandoned in the middle of the road.
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" Or as finalist and game changer Aubry Bracco has it, "Sometimes the guy who's in the middle of the road gets run over.
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Once I drove past two opposing vehicles that were flipped over on their sides in the middle of the road, unable to proceed.
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To wit, that both middle-of-the-road rounds and their supergiant counterparts alike have grown significantly in size over the past decade.
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Now, Ess is revolutionizing the field once again, launching a collection of high-end hot tools at a middle-of-the-road cost.
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But it seems awfully on the nose for that someone to be a middle-of-the-road pop band of (mostly) white men.
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There's fear among Republicans that Trump may weigh on the federal race by turning off middle-of-the-road Republicans and suburban women.
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Why is he standing in this strange manner in the middle of the road, looking into the distance at something we can't see?
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At Monday's rally, Ocasio-Cortez took again took aim at a "middle of the road" approach but did not mention Biden by name.
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In last year's address, he laid out a four-point plan for immigration reform, pitching it as a middle-of-the-road compromise.
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You can spend Ultimate Rewards like cash when you want to buyLike points earning, Ultimate Rewards is a middle-of-the-road program.
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The fight escalates, and both animals stand up on their hind legs in the middle of the road, pushing and biting each other.
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It's got the makings of a pretty standard, middle of the road reader, including a six-inch 1024 × 758 display at 213 PPI.
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Otherwise middle-of-the-road ballads — "Sometimes", "Lucky", "I'm Not a Girl, Not Yet a Woman"—became affecting, even transcendent, through her interpretations.
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And if you'd eat them from a stranger in the middle of the road, it sounds like you need to rethink your judgment.
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Some suggested that we hyphenate our names, a middle-of-the-road approach that was quickly batted down by one such hyphenated friend.
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The greater one is that middle-of-the-road voters will be left with the impression that the candidates don't share their concerns.
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A few days before she got sick, she had seen what she thought was a baby mouse in the middle of the road.
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The Democrats that people in New Jersey like are middle of the road and that is not a Democratic Socialist like Bernie Sanders.
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I find his common-sense policies refreshing, but I wonder if the middle-of-the-road, bipartisan approach will win over younger voters.
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To say that their performances represent a marvelous balancing of qualities suggests that they occupy some place in the middle of the road.
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Then move to the middle to pick up more middle-of-the-road voters, and start explaining how you were misunderstood all along.
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" Mr. Haider condemns the "middle-of-the-road tongue-clucking" of those in the mainstream media who direct their criticism at "all sides.
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" They called it a "new playbook" -- a rejection, Volkert said, of "the centrist, middle-of-the-road approach didn't work for Jason Carter.
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It'll have the same middle-of-the-road 29.7-inch LCD size and overall design as last year's model with a few changes.
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"Nobody is ever in the middle of the road with this project," said Ruth Mackenzie, co-artistic director of the Théâtre du Châtelet.
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Carrie and Charlotte were a bit more middle-of-the-road, whereas Miranda and Samantha took the extreme view on things quite often.
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After sitting in his truck for two and a half hours, Ross made it half a mile, inching along the middle of the road.
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It often left me hanging in the middle of the road while it took its time to translate the engine's instructions to the tires.
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The company fits squarely in the middle of the road with regards to market cap and doesn't stand out in its lack of profitability.
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But she also emphasized the need for bipartisan collaboration in Washington and approached these issues with a straightforward middle-of-the-road Democratic lens.
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Or is he a more middle-of-the-road figure when it comes to his stance on whether human-caused global warming is occurring?
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I think Trump sort of strikes fear in the hearts of a lot of not only traditional Democrats but middle of the road Republicans.
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In the rearview, I saw him slam on the brakes and make a U-turn in the middle of the road, blue lights flashing.
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Were this a normal election, with a middle-of-the-road conservative Republican about to assume the presidency, this might be a defensible strategy.
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"Frankly, it was dumb luck that I was on the sidewalk instead of the middle of the road when I was," he told CJR.
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We've also seen a moderate shift away from middle-of-the-road "silver" plans, toward both the cheaper "bronze" and more generous "gold" options.
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One of the slow-moving animals recently found themselves in the middle of the road and in danger of being hit by passing cars.
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The clothes business of middle-of-the-road Marks & Spencer has also struggled, but the company has been saved by its posh food offering.
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When other cars and passers-by saw the vehicle in the middle of the road, they noticed Mr. Watandost's body collapsed to the side.
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The crowd grew to about 300 people, according to local reports, including some who sat in the middle of the road to block traffic.
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There is movement afoot among Democrats to regain middle-of-the-road, Main Street voters who are the prized powerhouse of either state party.
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This could possibly still be an exhausted driver stopped in the middle of the road -- guilty of traffic offenses, but not a DUI ... yet.
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The party got so out-of-hand that one quick-thinking entrepreneur set up a stall selling alcohol in the middle of the road.
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If you happened to be driving through Denmark and thought you saw a boulder in the middle of the road, don't worry, you didn't.
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Two years ago, she saw a trio of young black boys being stopped in the middle of the road by a white police officer.
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This is the home of the Brooklyn Cyclones, a middle-of-the-road fixture in the Class A Short Season New York-Penn League.
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This mower comes with a middle-of-the-road three-year warranty for personal use and a 90-day warranty for businesses (including rentals).
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And Elizabeth Warren, despite her attempts to present herself as a consensus builder, has failed to win over many middle-of-the-road Democrats.
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Fans danced in the middle of the road, yelling exaggerated encouragement to the last amateur cyclists chugging up the road ahead of Sunday's stage.
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Republicans have won big victories in West Virginia in spite of the state still being in the middle of the road in some ways.
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At IFA 2019, the company announced the newest updates for its middle-of-the-road phones: the new Nokia 27.2 and the Nokia 27.2.
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The clarity he showed in his opposition to the Iraq War in 2002 offered a stark contrast to Clinton's middle-of-the-road stand.
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"Absolute Zero" by Bruce Hornsby Bruce Hornsby, a middle-of-the-road star in the 1980s, has spent nearly 30 years fleeing that past.
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At nearly every step of the way, Biden did urge an inclusive, middle-of-the-road approach that was reflective of his Senate career.
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In the view of middle-of-the-road America, the president may be bad, but he's nowhere near as bad as his critics say.
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Pat Riley has never been one to settle for being part of a middle-of-the-road organization for an extended period of time.
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On Sunday, a swan in Limerick, Ireland, decided it would completely disregard traffic safety rules and take a stroll in the middle of the road.
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Dipoto's moves are typical of a middle-of-the road team that thinks they have a chance at contending—and at a relatively low cost.
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The BRT is a hybrid transportation network that uses buses like a light rail system, including the big station in the middle of the road.
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Ocasio-Cortez has refused to follow the rightward drift of the Democratic Party toward middle-of-the-road platforms that conventional wisdom says wins elections.
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Once mostly known for its pro–free speech litigation, its embrace of the resistance could turn off middle-of-the-road and especially libertarian members.
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He returned to his SUV, which was stopped in the middle of the road, and was next to the driver's door when he was shot.
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The dense web of connections allowed the inner circle to police the corporate ranks and present a unified, middle-of-the-road message to policymakers.
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That followed the fatal shooting of Terence Crutcher in Tulsa, Oklahoma, last week after his car was found abandoned in the middle of the road.
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To really be able to tell how much and whether the device is helping, the researchers are choosing a middle-of-the-road impaired population.
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Dressed in a red zip-up cardigan, he asked a friendly middle-of-the-road question about energy policy amid a frankly nasty political climate.
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A motorcyclist driving on a freeway in Bangkok, Thailand, noticed the teeniest baby kitten in the middle of the road recently, so naturally, he stopped.
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The driver has to quickly swing back into the middle of the road as to not rear end the fuck out of a red Toyota.
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It was, Labour's thinking went, these middle-of-the-road voters—suburban car-washers in the West Midlands—who held the keys to Downing Street.
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Since then, middle-of-the-road Democrats have scrambled to distance themselves from the label — and from other prominent DSA candidates, like New York Rep.
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"We can't just wait to die," said 60-year-old protester Alexandra Wong who sat in the middle of the road with a yellow umbrella.
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"Two blocks over, I saw another gentleman unconscious in the middle of the road and a policeman leaning over him holding his neck," Ali said.
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"I would consider [the branded prescription drug tax] as middle of the road in terms of the appetite for getting rid of it," Robbins said.
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Some middle-of-the-road voters who find Mr. Trump alarming nonetheless share some of his stated concerns about crime, the Islamic State and immigration.
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I'm playing psychedelic blues-tango, and his stuff is so middle of the road it's got more white lines than Liam Gallagher in 533. Ouch!
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He was standing in the middle of the road, waving an S.U.V. into a parking space in front of a row of public housing units.
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Gabriel Costanzo, a Walled Lake city councilman and Trump supporter, praised Stevens' middle-of-the-road approach and is open to supporting her in 2020.
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But it could be that in these troubled times, the Democratic electorate prefer candidates who are different than the standard, middle of the road selection.
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One of my neighbors rumbled past on his tractor, veering wide as Tanya smiled and waved, holding her ground in the middle of the road.
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But I was a middle-of-the-road prospect: a solid base, a fine jumper, an OK dancer, as were most others on the squad.
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But his problems remain: He's an old white middle-of-the-road Democrat in a party that is getting younger, more diverse and more liberal.
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While backlash against Trump may further energize some already liberal voters, the real task the Democrats face is winning over middle-of-the-road voters.
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His campaign pinned its 2020 hopes on a strong showing in the Iowa caucuses, hoping Bullock's middle-of-the-road approach would win over voters.
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Hugo had been waiting for us in the middle of the road the day we arrived, possibly for hours, since we got in rather late.
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There were dissenters among the more middle-of-the-road conservative lawmakers, those representing suburban communities outside Philadelphia and Washington and rural states like Louisiana.
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Mr. Payne and Mr. Taylor, roaming freely in their conjoined imaginations, wander off into the bushes and then stumble into the middle of the road.
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It's reasonable for a middle of the road dealer who sells 20 pounds a week to take home $173,000 [$153,930 USD] a year, he said.
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On September 18, 2016, Tulsa police officers were responding to a call when they spotted Terence Crutcher's stalled car in the middle of the road.
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The company has received varying degrees of support from executives at Twitter, Google, and Facebook, making Gates's middle-of-the-road stance all the more unusual.
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Other areas in the Keys suffered extensive home and property damage, with trailers flipped over, boats in the middle of the road, and missing roof tiles.
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According to WSYR, Boeheim was driving along Interstate 690 in Syracuse late Wednesday night when he noticed a vehicle stalled in the middle of the road.
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This morning, a bizarre video went viral on Twitter: it showed over a dozen turkeys endlessly circling a dead cat in the middle of the road.
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He wasn't particularly conservative in his record (see Romneycare) and was widely perceived to be middle-of-the-road on issues like abortion until the primaries.
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It's a perfectly middle of the road adventure that's unlikely to end up at either the top or bottom of anyone's list of Star Wars films.
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In a video taken of the scene, the robot appears to be stranded in the middle of the road, forcing cars to carefully move around it.
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Less than half -- 259% -- of millennials identified as "middle-of-the-road," compared to 50% of Baby Boomers and more than half -- 53% -- of Generation Xers.
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Toomey has been working the Philadelphia suburbs hard to appeal to moderate, middle-of-the-road voters -- namely women -- to help power him to a victory.
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In many ways, Bayh symbolizes the worst of what Democrats offered for the Senate in 2016: bland, moderate, middle-of-the-road, semi-corrupt, and doomed.
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A biker driving down a street was forced to swerve at the last second to avoid a snake hanging out in the middle of the road.
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One witness claimed they saw a person dressed in a clown suit standing in the middle of the road with his hands up in the air.
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"I think (what happened in Charlottesville) was a game-changer for a lot of people trying to find a middle-of-the-road solution," Levin said.
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Kennedy's middle-of-the-road stance on abortion rights led him to uphold some restrictions on the practice while also thwarting efforts to reverse Roe v.
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Journalists, as well as some teachers, began to show up, and by midnight an impromptu news conference was taking shape in the middle of the road.
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French presidential candidates often first adopt partisan positions aimed at binding in grass roots supporters before moving to more middle of the road positions later on.
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"Sinema has been able to define herself as a moderate, middle-of-the-road bipartisan type of candidate," said Wes Gullett, a GOP strategist in Arizona.
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The camera pans to the glowing double cross once more and then cuts to a dark, shrouded figure standing motionless in the middle of the road.
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And, if by some chance, you find yourself in the middle of a procession, you are supposed to lie down in the middle of the road.
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This means they should concentrate on attracting middle-of-the-road voters in Republican districts, rather than further galvanizing liberals in the regions they already hold.
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And on the Drudge Report, a link to a middle-of-the-road CBS story was adorned with an FBI logo and "DISGRACE" in massive letters.
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Does it seem oddly set up that Brown would roll down his window and start talking to a Patriots fan in the middle of the road?
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What had brought things to a standstill were a cow and bull in the middle of the road, in the vigorous act of making a calf.
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Its congressional candidates, such as Jon Ossoff in Georgia, have not been successful at converting independent and middle-of-the-road voters to the Democratic side.
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California Latino voters are politically liberal (85033 percent); middle-of-the-road (30 percent) or conservative (36 percent), according to the Public Policy Institute of California.
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A good LTE connection with all cylinders firing — wide channel, carrier aggregation, advanced MIMO — offers an experience comparable to middle-of-the-road fixed broadband service.
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"It would be more Tulsi Gabbard-type who has authenticity with a certain dignity and a more middle of the road approach to politics," he added.
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It's very middle-of-the-road in terms of they're clearly going why ... Why do you think Apple wants to be making their own streaming video?
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Cops say Stephens' car came to a stop in the middle of the road near a former elementary school, and then he took his own life.
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To be clear, Marvel movies have a high floor and a pretty standard ceiling; even the most middle-of-the-road entries are good superhero movies.
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The bottom line: Premiums also skyrocketed in this period — the average premium for a middle-of-the-road policy rose by about 37% from 2017 to 2018.
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Back then, the race was between Richard Nixon, the pragmatic but sleazy Republican; Hubert Humphrey, the middle-of-the-road Democrat; and the loathsome segregationist George Wallace.
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The person who stands the best chance of winning the general election is the person who can successfully appeal to middle-of-the-road and undecided voters.
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As Miss Wardwell drives home, she has no idea she's going to have to swerve to avoid a young woman standing in the middle of the road.
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Other supposedly middle-of-the-road Republicans agree, and they're open to giving Steve King his committee posts back no matter who King RT's, endorses or quotes.
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And then there's a middle-of-the-road view: Instead of totally changing the structure of our financial system, this technology works as more of a catalyst.
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Are you expecting yet another middle-of-the-road Windows convertible laptop, or are you expecting the next great thing that consistently surprises you with its qualities?
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What about when Noctis is driving at night, and a level 30 daemon materializes in the middle of the road because no one cares about Ignis' warnings?
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The 3-day-old donkey was found right in the middle of the road in Southern California on Wednesday, according to Riverside County Animal Services' Facebook page.
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Congress used to be full of members like Mr Hanna and Mr Israel: moderates who reflected the middle-class, middle-of-the-road districts that elected them.
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Before they reached the crossing, though, their taxi was flagged by a cop in the middle of the road, next to a man in a business suit.
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Given the constant dearth of quality quarterbacks in the NFL, even a middle-of-the-road guy like Cutler could cash in during the average off-season.
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"The military put their cars in the middle of the road coming from Gudele...the whole area is (in) lock down by the government military," he said.
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On Friday, two 911 calls describing an SUV that had been abandoned in the middle of the road preceded the fatal encounter between Crutcher and the police.
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Because his views on gun control, abortion and climate change fit squarely in the Democratic mainstream without being obnoxious or frightening to middle-of-the-road America.
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"Biden's middle-of-the-road approach is completely out of touch with the reality young people are seeing — we're seeing massive super storms and hurricanes," she said.
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Amid wide revulsion at the recent horrors, Argentina's old hatreds seemed to dissipate when a middle-of-the-road president known for honesty, Rául Alfonsín, was elected.
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" This is my attempt to answer the often asked question, "Why is there no moderate alternative to the NRA that attracts middle-of-the-road gun owners?
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Apparently, these multi-use toys are quite popular for a variety of different women because they cater to the basic and more middle of the road requirements.
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But Terence Crutcher continued moving toward his S.U.V., which he had left in the middle of the road, the driver's side door open and the engine running.
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The moderate wing of the party is contrasting his loss with victories from more middle-of-the-road candidates in Midwestern governors' races and Republican House districts.
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Will they find themselves flying blind, entangled in a cause more than a campaign as they leave too much of the middle-of-the-road electorate behind?
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California and Texas take a middle-of-the road approach: the recipient of the ring is expected to return it, unless the giver called off the engagement.
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The driver of the van slammed on the brakes, coming to a halt in the middle of the road, and stepped out to talk to the officer.
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Investors saw the middle-of-the-road data as shoring up the chances of more accommodation of the Federal Reserve without triggering alarm bells over the economy.
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Footage from multiple police cameras show Crutcher walking toward his SUV in the middle of the road, hands raised, followed closely by Shelby and three other officers.
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The "Serial" team embeds itself in courtrooms for over a year in Cleveland, Ohio, "the least exceptional, most middle-of-the-road, most middle-of-the-country place".
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" He even quoted a Democrat: noted Texas activist Jim Hightower, who famously declared "the only thing in the middle of the road is yellow stripes and dead armadillos.
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Rather than liberating our sense of style, though, workwear now occupies safe middle-of-the-road territory: Breton tops, dark denim, black blazers, comfy knits, pavement-pounding flats.
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Having secured the plate number with the help of his former partner and friend Roland West (Stephen Dorff), Hays is left alone in the middle of the road.
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Its 23 movies are mostly middle-of-the-road, big-budget spectacles, aesthetically generic enough to enable easy crossovers, like Tony Stark appearing in roughly half of them.
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The man behind Apollo 13 and those Dan Brown movies is Hollywood's leading auteur when it comes to delivering a film right down the middle of the road.
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A Michigan man tragically died after he tried to be a protective father and prevent his daughter from seeing her dead pet in the middle of the road.
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A few miles in she saw a man with a felt hat and overcoat in the middle of the road shaking his finger at her as she passed.
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Maybe Ranked Choice works, maybe it doesn&apost but it seems that in this case folks are choosing the more middle of the road (for San Francisco) candidate.
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But I wanted those policemen, and we couldn&apost judge all those protesters the same way and that once again goes back to that middle of the road.
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Sometimes, when life gets a bit much, all you really want to do is dance in the middle of the road to the sweet, pulsing rhythms of Vengaboys.
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I watched in horror as the driver stopped in the middle of the road, lurched out of the cab of his truck and ran toward an elderly woman.
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Once a middle-of-the-road Democratic voter, the 21988-year-old paralegal lives in the last house standing in a neighborhood razed for a planned technology plant.
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To get around the up-armoring, they came at vehicles from below, burying the explosives in the middle of the road rather than on the sides of it.
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Trek-Segafredo's Fabio Felline and Sunweb's Mike Teunissen crashed after hitting bollards placed in the middle of the road after a tight, unsighted corner with 25km to ride.
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"Deputies Chapman and Montanez received a call of a traffic hazard, a wheelchair in the middle of the road," the department wrote in the caption of the video.
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During the recent referendum campaign, he was kept out of the official Leave campaign amid fears that his focus on immigration might deter middle-of-the-road voters.
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"It puts the Democrats in a bad position, not with their partisans but with the people in the middle of the road," said the former White House official.
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Am I wrong to see this as a pretty good middle-of-the-road fix to a thorny problem that had been vexing lots of on-demand companies?
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It may sound medically impossible to get revved up about sober, middle-of-the-road think tanks like the Bipartisan Policy Center or the Center for Responsive Politics.
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Both are middle of the road clubs in the standings, and only one of the sisters — the 17-year-old Haleemah — ranks in the top 15 in scoring.
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" In a letter to one of his brothers, the president called Warren "a man of national stature" who was "of unimpeachable integrity" and "middle-of-the-road views.
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He was driving down a back road near one of his wells in Alberta, Canada, when he noticed a trio of kittens in the middle of the road.
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WIRED: The 14 V Bissell was a middle-of-the-road performer, which is appropriate, because it was in the middle as far as power and price too.
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There will be plenty of tape with past statements that will probably raise eyebrows with that middle-of-the-road electorate that's the margin of victory in Georgia.
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Placing yourself the shortest ideological distance from middle-of-the-road voters only works if there's a fixed set of ideas and values that make up a middle.
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" Ms. de Graffenreid, in turn, forwarded it to other administrators with a note saying, "This is pretty representative of the middle of the road people we are losing.
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Pudge asks for details about her accident, and The Eagle explains: It was dark, rainy, and Alaska came across an overturned truck in the middle of the road.
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In Trader Joe's 10th Annual Customer Choice Awards, the dish was ranked as customers' third-favorite entrée, but I found the dish to be middle-of-the-road.
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O'Connor, the 31-year-old Franklin County recorder, is trying to win over middle-of-the-road voters who feel put off by the GOP's turn toward Trump.
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"She is a personification of a liberal stereotype that a lot of middle-of-the-road Americans have," said Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union.
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"She is a personification of a liberal stereotype that a lot of middle-of-the-road Americans have," said Matt Schlapp, the chairman of the American Conservative Union.
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The car traveled along the rock wall for 30 or so feet before coming down and spinning out in the middle of the road and losing its front axle.
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We know Ted was sober and Judy walked pretty far into the middle of the road and still wasn't hit, is it possible there is more to the story?
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Earlier this year, Ricky Mackenzie was exploring the Fitzroy Crossing in Western Australia's Kimberley region when he came across a frilled-neck lizard in the middle of the road.
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As long as he persists in the race, he will be a roadblock for Mr. Rubio in middle-of-the-road primary states, where Mr. Trump might be vulnerable.
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Top-grain leather Top-grain leather is the grade of leather you'll find in "fine" leather goods and can be considered the middle-of-the-road quality of leather.
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A Florida sheriff's office took a moment Thursday to praise one of their officers who was caught on video helping a stranded driver in the middle of the road.
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If you could stand in the middle of Google Street View, but at a historical site instead of in the middle of the road, it might feel like this.
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Yuengling Traditional Lager (4.4 percent, $6.49/sixer) Just crafty enough to not be totally mainstream, and, unfortunately, the opposite is also true of this middle-of-the-road brew.
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If you do happen to find yourself in the middle of a procession, you're supposed to lie down in the middle of the road in order to show respect.
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If we manage to stave off the worst and instead settle on a more middle-of-the-road amount of warming, that would save $225 billion of that total.
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I think they're trying to be a middle of the road consumer brand... appealing to everybody... while staving off subscriber losses... while introducing the opinion heavy programming you're describing.
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According to MLive, an officer from the state's Department of Natural Resources was driving through Crawford County when he noticed the vehicle sitting in the middle of the road.
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But when Cronkite aired his bleak but decidedly middle-of-the-road assessment of the war 50 years ago, immediately after the Tet offensive, it was a significant departure.
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He's making a bet that the crowded 2020 presidential field, already packed with US senators, entrepreneurs, mayors, and governors, has a lane for his middle-of-the-road politics.
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"I think we have a got an awful lot of middle-of-the-road people who are offended by some of the things that Trump is doing," he said.
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To slow traffic and attract attention, some locals stand in the middle of the road, holding out cardboard boxes for donations or flags and handwritten signs asking for assistance.
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Wedged between booths at a local cafe, Duprey said she's voted for both Republicans and Democrats, but now she's looking for a "middle-of-the road type," she said.
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Is it better to move a little slower and moderate your ambitions to make sure that the plans work and you don't alienate more middle-of-the-road voters?
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At least one conservative and one middle-of-the-road guy have argued with me that I'm not being open-minded, and aren't liberals supposed to be open-minded?
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Terence Crutcher, 40, can be seen walking slowly toward his car, which authorities alleged had been left abandoned and running in the middle of the road, according to NBC News.
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Chemical company PPG has been stuck in a rut lately because it hasn't done any big deals and its core paint and coatings business has been middle-of-the-road.
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So, when we&aposre trying to get a grip on this thing to call Border Patrol or ICE agents Nazis, look I&aposm a regular Middle of the road person.
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One was Sergei V. Grachyov, a traffic police officer and 32-year-old father of two, who was standing in the middle of the road and died on the scene.
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This all suggests that despite supergiant rounds getting all the attention, performance in more middle-of-the-road rounds has been even better, at least from a dollars-raised standpoint.
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"My take is 23.005,249 is a very middle-of-the-road number," he said, noting that August marked the 20093 straight month with positive job gains, the longest on record.
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The 54-year-old retail manager is a middle-of-the-road voter, who backed Labour during the Tony Blair years before switching to the Tories and later voting Leave.
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Leedham claimed back in 2013, when she was 8 months pregnant he shoved her and also left her in the middle of the road when she was 7 months pregnant.
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Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has delivered an impassioned speech about her Green New Deal to combat climate change, saying radical action, not a middle-of-the-road approach is needed.
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Eyewitness videos showed one car pull out and collide with another vehicle, sending them into the crowds of people watching the event on the side and middle of the road.
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Twitter has tried to combat allegations of restrictiveness by taking middle-of-the-road measures on other content moderation issues, and we expect them to maintain that approach in general.
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Without naming names, he shows distaste for "fucking middle of the road indie bands that are fucking playing stadium-sized shows, who won't show support for what they believe in".
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I had a vision of myself running six miles, then — in front of crowds of cheering onlookers — simply laying down in the middle of the road, unwilling and unable continue.
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Efford writhed in pain and screamed after he was tased and was then tased twice more as he lay in the middle of the road, according to body camera footage.
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If she can reach middle-of-the road women uncomfortable with the risk posed by Trump's appeals to white nationalism and his lack of experience in national politics, she wins.
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The base model 1460s and 1490s are a more-than-reasonable middle-of-the-road boot well worth their price tag for anyone plying muck-ridden urban streets and sidewalks.
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In Kansas City, Missouri, over 100 protesters were arrested and charged with failure to obey a lawful order after sitting in the middle of the road outside of a McDonald's.
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Biden is viewed on Wall Street as a far more middle-of-the-road candidate who may not crack down on biotech and pharmaceutical companies to the same extent Sens.
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Prosecutors said that after following the Camry for about a mile, the three men boxed it in with their own cars, forcing it stop in the middle of the road.
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A Democratic Senate might force Trump to nominate more middle-of-the-road judges, and his "Make America Great Again" agenda would be dead in the water in the House.
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I could vote for Joe Biden, though I doubt he'll get the nomination, or Senator Michael Bennet from Colorado (our boss's brother), or any other middle-of-the-road Democrat.
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According to The Atlantic, Biden's team is betting on a middle-of-the-road approach that will differentiate him from at least a dozen of contenders who stand to his left.
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The next morning, when Charlie's body is discovered by a screaming Annie, the film cuts to her head, in the middle of the road... collecting ants and flies in the sun.
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There's a lot that falls into that middle-of-the-road category these days, in fact, and yet it seems like someone's watching it, and Netflix's subscriber numbers continue to grow.
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Before the reader's eyes, Kelly is transforming himself from a middle-of-the road figurative painter into an innovative, lyrical abstractionist gradually branching out into mixed media works and relief sculptures.
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As he grew older, Graham said he felt he had become too involved in some issues and shifted to a middle-of-the-road position in order to reach more people.
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It's a perfectly middle-of-the-road teen flick, and it is notable mostly because it gives Centineo plenty of opportunities to do what he does best: gaze longingly at girls.
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The thing is: most of the previous winners tend to make middle-of-the-road pop music and they were all signed to major labels at the time of their win.
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Her claimed her car was abandoned in the middle of the road and she was sitting on the edge of the structure nearly 40 feet above Caney Creek's rocky water bed.
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As Naseer drove down the street, he was forced to make way for Ahmed Mahrous, 58, whose halal food pushcart was stuck in the middle of the road, mired in snow.
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The nation's top corporate leaders, traditionally a cautious and middle-of-the-road group given to placating powerful political leaders in the hopes of gaining influence over economic policy, had mutinied.
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It's a show where Cooper will wander around in the middle of the road in the desert, then nod to himself and conclude he's in the place he needs to be.
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Senator Thomas R. Carper of Delaware, a middle-of-the-road Democrat up for re-election in 2018, cautioned that loathing Mr. Trump, on its own, was not a governing strategy.
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Since then, the share identifying as conservative or far right remained constant at just over 245 in 23; the portion identifying as middle-of-the-road fell from 210% to 21%.
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Shelby was en route to a domestic violence call when she encountered Crutcher, who she thought might be impaired, and then the SUV in the middle of the road, Wood said.
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Leedham went to court, claiming Eason shoved her when she was 8 months pregnant and left her in the middle of the road at night when she was 7 months pregnant.
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Politically, Buttigieg and Klobuchar are both hawking middle-of-the-road, tell-it-like-it-is personas, which they argue Democrats need to carry the Midwest, the region they call home.
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An "electable" candidate could mean "someone who can motivate the middle-of-the-road voter," as South Carolina state senator and Joe Biden supporter Dick Harpootlian told the Los Angeles Times.
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They were worlds away from the turbocharged bar band that would become Springsteen's E Street Band, and they were clearly aiming for the middle of the road, not the fast lane.
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We might be getting older, but in Texas, in the desert, you can still pull over, jump in the middle of the road and not a soul will know about it.
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In Virginia, middle-of-the-road Republican Ed Gillespie is currently running for a governor using race-baiting ads that claim his opponent is enabling the Central American gang MS-12.
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His impressively chaotic month started when he was picked up by police officers after being drunk, disorderly, and standing in the middle of the road in front of the White House.
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There's that famous story about Neil Young — when Harvest became a hit he said it brought him into the middle of the road and it was boring and very unfulfilling for him.
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Modern management orthodoxies were forged in the era from 1980 to 2008, when liberalism was in the ascendant and middle-of-the-road politicians were willing to sign up to global rules.
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Unlike Democrats, Republicans are confident that the issue won't interest most middle-of-the-road voters, meaning GOP senators have little incentive to back off their position to deny Garland a hearing.
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Although the growing size of supergiant rounds may be impressive due to sheer size alone, it's actually middle-of-the-road rounds that have grown the most consistently over the past decade.
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Jimenez and the vehicle's other occupants stepped out and walked down the highway when Boeheim noticed their vehicle in the middle of the road and swerved his car to avoid hitting it.
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On a personal note, I remember him - from when I was a student at his University - speeding down the middle of the road to get around, because the pavements were too bumpy.
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There are many ways that this could go wrong in the inevitable translation of concept to production, but for Acura's middle-of-the-road portfolio, it's a strong — and desperately needed — start.
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Abrams, a former minority leader in the Georgia House of Representatives, campaigned as an unabashed progressive during her primary earlier this year against Stacey Evans, a more middle-of-the-road Democrat.
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"Right now after such a big run, I'm kind of middle of the road, and the next couple of weeks are going to be very key, whichever way it breaks," he said.
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Using the UN's middle-of-the-road estimates for fertility, mortality, and international migration, we found the 20 countries projected to have the largest percent declines in population from 2020 to 2050.
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For too long, his campaign argued, Democrats had run middle-of-the-road candidates that failed to excite the base, effectively locking the party out of the governor's mansion for two decades.
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Fearing for his mother's life after the generator ran out of fuel, Castro stopped in the middle of the road to beg a fuel truck driver to follow him to the house.
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The video is actually consistent with one initial account offered by Ferguson's police chief in August 2014: that Brown was stopped for being in the middle of the road, not alleged theft.
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Sure enough, we were soon being woken at 5 in the morning by neighbors pounding on the back door after swerving to avoid the furry doofus in the middle of the road.
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Then, on her way to wherever she was going, Alaska passed a cop car, sped past it, and drove directly into a truck that was stopped in the middle of the road.
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Reddit user pfffhuckit uploaded a video of himself racing down a trail on his bike when, suddenly, he sees a bear plopped down in the middle of the road, right in his way.
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Being on the left, the thinking goes, meant that when they drew their weapons, their sword-wielding arm would be in the middle of the road and could therefore best strike oncoming foes.
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Underlying the old rule was a bigger one: the "median voter theorem" — the idea that the views of the typical, middle-of-the-road voter, as expressed through elections, drove parties and politicians.
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What drove Snell from the middle of the road to prospect stardom last year was mostly the way he learned how to attack hitters, according to Baseball Prospectus's minor league editor Craig Goldstein.
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"Somewhere in the middle of the road of my life, I found myself in the dark wood of unemployment and debt," Owens said after the crowd gave him a lengthy round of applause.
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The difference is even starker for middle-of-the-road silver plans — the most popular type of plan sold through the ACA's exchanges that's also used to determine the size of people's subsidies.
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The size of supergiant Series A rounds grew by a similar amount to middle-of-the-road seed and angel deals, increasing by 22017 percent over the course of the last 22017 years.
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While sinkholes don't usually open in the middle of the road for no reason, it's been happening more in rapidly urbanising parts of China, where extensive roadworks shifts the soil underneath the asphalt.
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The second is the middle of the road pop song, which usually only exists to fill the vacant space in the great vessel of mediocrity that is existence until something better comes along.
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Maybe it's because the issue is a deeply polarizing one, and neither candidate, but primarily Clinton, knew how to discuss it in a way that would resonate with middle-of-the-road voters.
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JOHNSON: You know, for me I was able to see both sides of it and I believe that the middle of the road was the road to travel to bring both sides together.
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To be fair to Berlin, this track is probably the only one that seems like it's not trying to parody sex with dramatic drum breaks or middle-of-the-road indie dad jams.
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Officer Shelby, who is white, was responding to reports of a tan S.U.V. abandoned in the middle of the road — its motor running, the driver's door open and the driver nowhere in sight.
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Republican strategists overseeing the party's most competitive Senate races have begun crafting their own independent turnout plans, mindful that their candidates need to reach middle-of-the-road voters Mr. Trump has forsaken.
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The tide turned on election night because Americans with middle-of-the-road positions who leaned toward Trump turned out to vote in larger numbers than we — or perhaps the Clinton campaign — anticipated.
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Gillum and his allies argued that Democrats had for too long banked on middle-of-the-road candidates to win elections, effectively shutting the party out of the governor's mansion for two decades.
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All those complicated interactions between cost-sharing payments and premium subsidies created a situation in which middle-of-the-road "silver" plans weren't always as good a deal as they used to be.
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And since he's not made much effort to broaden his political coalition in office, he has few middle-of-the-road voters to lose from digging into a showdown that pleases his base.
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In many ways, like population and gross domestic product, Puerto Rico appears like just any other middle-of-the-road state that may blend in with many you'd see on the American mainland.
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One of them unhooks it from the nozzle and runs to the middle of the road, holding the balloon over his head with both hands as it pulls and distends in the wind.
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" Ultimately, Tillerson would in reality opt for a middle-of-the-road position on Russia, Qamar Energy's Mills said: "I don't expect any qualms about dealing with Putin but I wouldn't expect surrender either.
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Investigators soon recovered the alleged murder weapon, an aluminum baseball bat with blood on it, in the middle of the road roughly a mile away after it was spotted by a television news reporter.
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L'Oreal reported higher-than-expected first-quarter sales growth on Tuesday still largely driven by those pricier brands, which have outperformed the middle-of-the-road products sold in supermarkets for several years now.
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Ganesan's middle-of-the-road response puts the venture capital association somewhat at odds with a large swath of technology companies they once financed, which are staking out positions much further to the left.
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Tulsa, Oklahoma (CNN)Five days ago, Tulsa Police Officer Betty Shelby fatally shot Terence Crutcher, a 40-year-old unarmed black man, after his car was found abandoned in the middle of the road.
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This age group needs to balance a short-term portion of their portfolios (six- or seven-year time horizon, middle-of-the-road risk) with a more aggressive, long-term retirement portion, Ramnani said.
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Though the DCCC typically stays out of primaries, this year, the committee has been stepping into messy primary battles and, in some cases, backing middle-of-the-road establishment candidates over more progressive newcomers.
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Early reports suggested the woman had entered the road when the Uber vehicle approached, but the car's headlights show her already in the middle of the road less than two seconds before the collision.
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They attempted to flee, but the flames were flanking and sometimes in the middle of the road, and her surgery left her unable to run or even walk if the fire overtook the car.
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People were so afraid that a man in Conakry, Guinea, was left in the middle of the road for nearly five hours after collapsing, even though it wasn't clear whether he had the virus.
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Cramer has tried to take a middle-of-the-road approach to Trump's trade policy, applauding him for standing up to countries like China but publicly fretting what they will mean to the state.
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Inhofe said those temporary appointees may be more willing to implement Trump's ambitious agenda than more middle-of-the-road picks who have to be carefully selected to survive the Senate's rigorous confirmation process.
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Here's the backstory -- Lito says last year, on June 17 ... his 2013 BMW suddenly stopped working in the middle of the road when he was on his way home from a restaurant in Jacksonville.
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Michigan has two middle-of-the-road Big Ten opponents on its docket this week, giving Howard's squad a chance to regroup before facing the No. X Iowa Hawkeyes on the road next Friday.
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It is not alone in attempting to revamp its middle-of-the-road brands sold in supermarkets, with Nivea maker Beiersdorf also highlighting a consumer trend towards more personalised products that was pressuring this segment.
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She sits down in the middle of the road that runs between the antennas, pulls the headphones over her ears, and mimics the deep-listening pose Foster did in Contact, right in this very spot.
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He believes that if he prevails in Ohio, his home state, on March 15, it will give him renewed license to make his case in other big, middle-of-the-road states that vote later.
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And I felt that I was away for so long that I could no longer remember who I was when I came around in the middle of the road, underneath the car that hit me.
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And it would be a mistake for the Tories, because their best chance of winning, despite everything, lies in harvesting middle-of-the-road voters who are terrified of putting a Marxist into Downing Street.
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It's rare that a blockbuster movie feels this competently, serenely middle-of-the-road, but maybe being this safe in an era of easy outrage is its own form of mild, moderate, entirely bland achievement.
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Some pundits argue the party will face a challenge in both winning over independent-minded, middle-of-the-road voters and motivating its base to turn out in better numbers than it did in 2016.
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Overall the study found that the best survival was among individuals who had a BMI that put them in the overweight category and who were middle of the road in terms of total body fat.
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It was first spotted in the middle of the road in the early hours of Monday morning, then was seen sitting on a car parked in a driveway, then jumped onto another parked behind it.
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For the "benchmark" plans available to a 27-year-old consumer — plans that falls roughly in the middle of the road in terms of both coverage and costs — premiums are up, on average, by 37%.
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John Hickenlooper, Colorado's popular former governor, is making a bet that the crowded 2020 presidential field — already packed with US senators, entrepreneurs, mayors, and governors — has a lane for his middle-of-the-road politics.
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The country has about 8.2 million people but comes in at number five in players per capita and number four in rinks per capita and has a middle of the road 41 players per rink.
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Instead of focusing on the horse race, I think it would be instructive to consider what a Bloomberg presidency might look like — sound management practices, evidence-driven policies, middle-of-the-road politics, fiscal responsibility.
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Since then, Trump's team devised the middle-of-the-road plan that he unveiled Friday, which allows the President to proclaim to supporters that he's rejected the deal while still remaining a party to it.
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USA Today, which is owned by the newspaper publisher Gannett, has a reputation as a middle-of-the-road national publication that you're likely to find sitting outside your hotel room door in the morning.
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Branches slap the windscreen and long grass that's grown down the middle of the road strokes the engine as the spunky Volkswagen Polo tackles one more alien landscape: the long hidden path to Smiles's house.
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Before the release of their third album, Frigid Forms Sell—which is being reissued this month—Milemarker was a middle-of-the-road post-hardcore band, barely distinguishable from a hundred others across the country.
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And Trump has already demonstrated he's more worried about alienating his base and conservative pundits than broadening his support -- so he may care less about alienating middle-of-the-road voters than other presidents did.
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Photos and videos from the scene on Monday in the Iranian city of Mahshahr show the Caspian Airlines plane grounded in the middle of the road, with traffic banked up and pedestrians on either side.
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Gloria Maria Quintanilla appeared as a speck on the horizon, wading through waist-high waters in the middle of the road with a sack thrust over one shoulder and an umbrella perched on the other.
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Transportation and police officials along the path are warning drivers not to impulsively take selfies at the wheel or standing in the middle of the road in order to capture themselves and the dark spectacle.
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In 2010, Mr. Auerbach laid out the destination-based system in a paper for the liberal Center for American Progress and the Hamilton Project, a middle-of-the-road research group within the Brookings Institution.
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On Friday night, the top health insurance lobbying groups said the measure could send premiums skyrocketing for people with preexisting medical conditions, a statement likely to make many middle-of-the-road GOP senators uncomfortable.
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The "blue wave" that's igniting Democratic activists and motivating progressives to run for office across the country trickled down to normally sleepy state Senate races — and liberal voters' impatience with middle-of-the-road Democrats.
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Similarly, average temperatures during the first five months of 2019 across the Lower 48 was 43.4°F or just 0.1°F above the 20th century average, which is middle of the road, in terms of statistics.
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Ahead of this week's meeting, Powell has stuck to flagging a middle-of-the-road approach on rate increases in the face of data showing the robust economy had not yet triggered a jump in inflation.
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Though Evancho ended up only as a runner-up in the competition, her career as a middle-of-the-road adult contemporary singer followed the same trajectory as her similarly talent show-borne predecessor Susan Boyle.
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I'm not sure how many people are looking for a middle-of-the-road tablet, but maybe there's someone out there for Asus, although the company has tough competition from Apple with its new $329 iPad.
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And whereas Simon is a classically handsome middle-of-the-road nice guy, Alex is allowed to be more particular: a kind of gangly nerd who is obsessed with zoology and gets elected student body president.
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Many Democrats, particularly those in swing states and districts, do not want to risk throwing that advantage away by spooking middle-of-the-road voters with ambitious reforms, several Democratic politicians and staff told BuzzFeed News.
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Some donors are hopeful that voters are looking for candidates who can, first and foremost, beat Trump, and are likely to throw their support behind middle-of-the-road candidates — those more likely to support charters.
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For the approximately 250,2721 seed and angel rounds we analyzed, we found that the size of both middle-of-the-road and supergiant rounds have grown significantly over the past decade, as the chart below shows.
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My biggest complaint overall is that it felt too safe and middle-of-the-road, but he took a gender-swapped version of the ditzy blonde archetype and turned it into this shot of total surreality.
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A wider embrace by donors has also been hampered in some quarters by genuine political disagreement between more middle-of-the-road potential donors and Mr. Cruz, a professed conservative purist on economic and social issues.
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Ahead of this week's meeting, Powell has stuck to flagging a middle-of-the-road approach on rate increases in the face of data showing the robust economy had not yet triggered a jump in inflation.
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I differ, asserting, as I did here the other day, that those most worried about global warming are already energetically opposed to Trump, while climate change remains a "meh" issue for middle-of-the-road Americans.
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For years, the ghouls of Fox News had been warning their viewers about how Barack Obama's alleged secret socialist ideals would threaten our great nation, even as actual Democrats advanced fairly middle-of-the-road policies.
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Arriving at the entrance to the power station, the action was pretty simple: a handful of scaffolds tied together and plonked in the middle of the road, blockading it, while a guy scaled to the top.
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Eschewing Technicolor effects for deliberate, middle-of-the-road progress through the 85-minute score, he also sacrificed the building of momentum; the aim seemed to be a slow burn, but things never really caught fire.
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It just didn't work for me as much as it did before because some of them, mostly Democrats and some middle-of-the-road independents, abandoned me because it confirmed for them their fear about me.
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"If you are middle-of-the-road, people will lock onto a strong opinion whether you want them to or not," Jack Packard from RLM says, talking about audience reaction to one of his own videos.
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I get out of the car and stand hesitantly in the middle of the road, unsure if it's just our cars that aren't allowed close to the entrance, or if we ourselves are breaking the rules.
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On Water Street, where the authorities say the man from Ohio, James Alex Fields Jr., 20, took the life of Heather D. Heyer, 32, an impromptu memorial of flowers lay in the middle of the road.
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Petty is up in the Hollywood Hills, waiting for a ride, when he sees two coyotes trotting down the middle of the road, "one of them shooting him a hateful yellow glare" as it ambles past.
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The significant number of party leaders staying on the sidelines has added to voter confusion over a consensus nominee, especially as Sanders rises and those competing for middle-of-the-road Democratic voters continue their campaigns.
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A video taken in South Australia during Friday's extreme heat showed a koala guzzling water from a cyclist's drink bottle after it had stopped the group of cyclists by sitting in the middle of the road.
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Ingredient quality for every meal I tried was staunchly middle of the road, like what you could buy at every Safeway in America in the winter, with the exotic addition of a lime leaf or tamari sauce.
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I guess that was my way of making sure it was mechanically safe and that we weren't going to break down in the middle of the road, 'cause I know absolutely nothing about cars, let alone buses.
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A popular former governor, he is running behind a measured, middle-of-the-road message to counter the Trump-loving Marsha Blackburn, a Congress woman member opening message to Tennesseans was that the Senate wasn't partisan enough.
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"Crazy how Set had to swerve and hit a tree cause a crackhead was in the middle of the road trying to get hit or kill himself, but God do unexplainable things!" she wrote, according to Billboard.
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When Chee arrives at the Iowa Writers' Workshop, he announces that he's "taking this parade down the middle of the road," carving out space for himself as a gay Korean American writer amid the program's stifling whiteness.
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By the numbers: The average premium for a 27-year-old, for a middle-of-the-road plan, will be 4% lower in 2020 than it was this year, the Health and Human Services Department announced yesterday.
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The incident, caught on camera, saw Michaelsen drive the team's support vehicle over a traffic island in the middle of the road where marshal Philip Sullivan was standing to direct traffic on the final stage in Leeds.
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Many partisans of the early iteration certainly think so, and feel that when Mr Eno departed in 1973, leaving Mr Ferry effectively in sole charge, the group lost their way, drifting into middle-of-the-road pop.
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There are few more powerful images than that of a grown, middle-of-the-road comedian sobbing on stage on behalf of his son and all the other sons and daughters who aren't as lucky as him.
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Britain's political leaders might like to see themselves as middle-of-the-road and part of the responsible mainstream, but the 2016 referendum on leaving the European Union has them embracing an ever more unpredictable-looking Brexit.
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Its middle-of-the-road processor could give it a hard time competing with more powerful rivals like the the XPS 20, but the Core M's fanless design may be just what some buyers are looking for.
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Havana residents joke that their's might be the only city in the world where it's safer to walk in the middle of the road than on the sidewalks, in case the heavy stone edifices come crashing down.
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As Mercedes team boss Toto Wolff said on Sunday, it is better to polarize than to be middle-of-the-road and Hamilton, from a mixed-race family and a background without privilege, has never been that.
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Some of Hang's images are surreal in their saturated colors, scenic compositions, and sudden intrusions of the human form in some dangerous-looking places like lying between two giant boulders, or in the middle of the road.
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Premiums for middle-of-the-road coverage are on track to increase by about 15% for next year, the Examiner reports — and they already went up by double digits this year, in many parts of the country.
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In a long and celebrated career, Ms. Wilson performed American standards, jazz ballads, Broadway show tunes, R&B torch songs and middle-of-the-road pop pieces, all delivered with a heightened sense of a song's narrative.
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In a reflection of Ms. Klobuchar's popularity among more middle-of-the-road Minnesota Democrats, none of her moderate rivals — Mr. Bloomberg, Mr. Biden or Mr. Buttigieg — scored higher than 8 percent in the Tribune/MPR poll.
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Passing the SALT bill by the end of the year is "one more in a long list of bills that respond to what middle-of-the-road voters in swing districts elected us to do," he added.
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Enthusiastically. They are all middle-of-the-road Democrats who would restore honor to the White House and sanity to the country, and maybe even teach Republicans a valuable lesson in the perils of embracing a demagogue.
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Careful to avoid provocation, Lopez said, picketers initially remained on the sidewalks before a group of faculty—some in their commencement robes— marched in the middle of the road toward the picket, bearing a banner of support.
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As Conservative activists tired of politicians in the mold of former Prime Minister David Cameron, with their sensible suits and middle-of-the-road views, Mr. Rees-Mogg began appearing on lists of possible future party leaders.
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There were hopes that this was all part of Trump's opening gambit, a negotiation strategy, and that the new administration would return to a middle-of-the-road China policy after the President's inauguration on January 20.
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Tillerson reassures allies Meanwhile Tillerson, needing to reassure European allies concerned by Trump's stated desire for improved relations with Moscow, took a more middle-of-the-road stance on Russia while at a G20 summit in Bonn, Germany.
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After Wilson made contact with Brown and told the 18-year-old to not walk in the middle of the road, the officer reportedly realized Brown was a robbery suspect who stole cigarillos from a nearby convenience store.
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I'll be spending more time with the phone in the near future — for now, however, it feels like Motorola's most intriguing and promising handset is beginning to feel more and more like a middle of the road device.
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While Trump and other US officials took a middle-of-the-road approach to the tests, saying the diplomatic relationship with leader Kim Jong Un would continue, Japan took a harder stance, saying the move violated UN resolutions.
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Visitors can easily catch a glimpse of one of these majestic beasts by driving along the Wildlife Loop Road, where South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks says that the animals typically stop in the middle of the road.
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But, even if it is, even if a middle-of-the-road candidate is needed to win key swing states, there's no lack of solid moderates among the existing field of Democratic candidates, including Biden, Buttigieg, Harris, Sen.
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There is a real problem with trying to emulate the social democratic policies of the twentieth century today, however, and it's not clear whether the middle-of-the-road approach is still viable in the twenty-first century.
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We, the protesters, chanted slogans and held up placards and marched along Beaver Street, where some of us got into good trouble, to use the catchphrase: we sat down in the middle of the road and symbolically panhandled.
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Vanguard research from 2018 shows that the median cost for middle-of-the-road silver plan coverage on the government's Healthcare Marketplace for a 64-year-old totals $12,800 per year, including out-of-pocket expenses and deductibles.
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The board is going to ignore all of this, of course—they can call it whatever they want, and they'll probably pick a good, middle-of-the-road name because naming a school is not all that difficult.
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"Some looked really fragile, anorexic, standing there in the middle of the road with their book in their hands," Mr. Teller recalled, sitting in the kitchen of his London studio looking over the series some 20 years later.
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And many other developments seemed to take a cue from the project that stoked a starchitecture craze, offering middle-of-the-road interior finishes and generic details that looked as though they were just waiting to be replaced.
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Cars and trucks screeched to an abrupt halt when they came across a giant snake in the middle of the road near the northwestern city of Porto Velho, according to a report from Brazilian news outlet G1 Globo.
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" So far the account's tweeted the bios of political journalists (a writer at Mic News, a workplace reporter for the New York Times), a fed-up "middle of the road conservative" and a "regular joe with a regular job.
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"I thought we were going to end up being the Black Knight in 'Monty Python and the Holy Grail'—no arms and no legs, a stump in the middle of the road yelling at people," one aide told me.
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In addition to imposing radical economic reforms, the 32-year-old heir-apparent has pledged to relax strict social norms and revive a "middle-of-the-road, moderate Islam open to the world and all religions, traditions and people".
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Wall Street also expects Congress will pass a "middle-of-the-road" drug pricing reform package by the end of the year as both President Donald Trump and Democrats seek a policy "win" heading into the 2020 presidential election.
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Both films assert that when she was signed by Mr. Davis in 1983, she was marketed with maximum crossover in mind and then became devastated when her middle-of-the-road image led to a backlash from black audiences.
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Biden's audience is middle-aged and middle of the road, loyal Democrats who loathe Trump but are looking more to restore civility and predictability in Washington than to upend it with the sort of "political revolution" that Sanders promises.
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Among the senators likely to provide such votes were liberal Republicans (admittedly an extinct species) like Clifford Case, Jacob Javits and Lowell Weicker, as well as middle-of-the-road Republicans like Howard Baker, Robert Packwood and Bob Dole.
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"We noticed a lot of people stopping at our entrance, just stopping in the middle of the road or blocking traffic, and now we know it's probably because of the game," she said, highlighting some of the unexpected safety issues.
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In both cases, Biden was not necessarily speaking to his loyal base of supporters, the largely middle-aged and middle-of-the-road voters - many of them union members - who came out to see him in New Hampshire this week.
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Contrasting a National Journal piece (a fairly conservative site) with the basically middle-of-the-road USA Today isn't actually putting things of similar tenor in opposition, and can make one or the other publication look more strident by comparison.
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I'm not going to answer definitively (except perhaps suggest that you call a cab), but I will resolutely state that while neither left nor right is clearly correct, "driving down the middle of the road" is not the right answer.
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The new models will be offered in three sizes: a $349 40-inch model that's available now; a 50-inch size for $429 inches that will hit stores in January; and a middle-of-the-road $379 43-inch size.
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The size of middle-of-the-road seed and angel rounds grew by roughly 22008 percent over the course of the last 22017 years, and supergiant rounds are just under 250 percent larger than the supergiant average from a decade ago.
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That strategy was on vivid display Saturday: With the rest of the Republican presidential field scouring Iowa for last-minute converts, Mr. Kasich wooed middle-of-the-road voters in southern New Hampshire with some of his most direct language yet.
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The price is a middle-of-the-road first step toward an audacious future, a future that hinges on many other headsets from a half-dozen companies, software from hundreds of developers, and applications that haven't even been imagined yet.
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" She continued: "If the same politicians who refused to act then are going to try to come back today and say we need to have a 'middle of the road approach' to save our lives, that is too much for me.
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As hail, rain and lightning fell on Sunday near the Arcalis ski resort in Andorra, several riders had to dodge and ride around spectators standing or running in the middle of the road, including one person in a green body suit.
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Many supporters have ties to Texas and are hoping for a fairly middle-of-the-road candidate who will not risk a backlash in the Lone Star State in a year when Democrats are poised to make big electoral gains there.
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This film, however, goes so much further in its overt horribleness that it feels like the director is standing in the middle of the road over its mutilated corpse waving a bloody knife and begging the police to arrest him.
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The company has long fancied itself the "premium" brand of VR, but at its annual developer conference it was tasked with showing off features that showed the company had more to offer than middle-of-the-road products with premium prices.
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"If Mr. Schumer believes that a middle-of-the-road F is pro-business, he is wrong, and Hoosiers will have a fundamentally different view," said Rob Engstrom, a senior vice president and the national political director for the chamber.
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In the footage, which was recorded from a police helicopter camera and a dashcam in a police vehicle, Terence Crutcher, 40, is seen walking with his hands up, toward his SUV, which had stalled in the middle of the road.
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I made that transition, which was really like going from mainstream America, middle America, middle-of-the-road white-bread magazine, to this cosmopolitan, sophisticated, sexy magazine, and magazine from the left, whereas Life you might argue was from the right.
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Last Wednesday, the parking situation along Walker Canyon Road was dog-eat-dog, with drivers stopping and idling in the middle of the road whenever they saw a hiker emerge from the trail who might free up a parking space.
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When Tarasco began managing the Charros in October, Dahbura would send detailed reports from his home in Maryland and, at Tarasco's request, three possible lineups the night before each game — one conservative, one middle-of-the-road and one radical.
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After graduating from Harvard Law, he was working at Columbia Records, at that time largely a bastion of middle-of-the-road acts, when he experienced an epiphany seeing Janis Joplin at the Monterey International Pop Music Festival in 1967.
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The fear: Moderate voters will either become Democrats or register as independents and cast their ballots for Democrats, denying Republicans the sort of middle-of-the-road voter they need to win in a state with an educated and diverse electorate.
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A coalition of former government officials and business leaders on Thursday rolled out what they are calling a "middle of the road" climate plan that seeks to cut carbon emissions in half by 2035 by putting a price on carbon.
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Similar dynamics could be seen in the Bronx, where a middle-of-the-road Democratic state assemblyman, Mark Gjonaj, spent well over $700,000 on the race and still faced a stiff challenge from Marjorie Velazquez, a liberal local district leader.
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If any of them is the nominee, I will probably write in Bill Weld or John Kasich or Larry Hogan — middle-of-the-road Republicans or former Republicans who know how to win over Democrats and could govern from the center.
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While there is a vacant space at the center of Britain's politics, the middle-of-the-road Liberal Democrats have failed to recover the credibility they lost with voters during their coalition government with the Conservatives from 2010 to 2015.
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Johnson told reporters this week that providing a middle-of-the-road version of its search API is just the beginning, and that Twitter plans to roll out "many more" cheaper versions of some of its other expensive data APIs soon.
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Ms. Williams's fondness for Broadway was evident in a show that blended mostly generic, well-made, middle-of-the-road pop hits like her 1992 signature song, "Save the Best for Last," with show tunes made famous by Lena Horne and Diahann Carroll.
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As younger people abandon cable and these kinds of self-congratulatory spectacle shows, producers have more and more incentive to keep their jokes middle-of-the-road and their satire comically toothless, even when it bites down as hard as it can.
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He must convince a Democratic Party pulsating with forces of youth, gender and racial diversity that is moving left on health care and college funding to ultimately turn to a traditional middle-of-the road nominee to take on President Donald Trump.
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Earlier this year, he tweeted out comments in which he essentially rooted for an economic recession in Washington, and Democrats often point to his membership in the conservative House Freedom Caucus as being out of step with his middle of the road district.
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Congress is likely to pass a "middle-of-the-road" drug pricing reform package by the end of the year as both President Donald Trump and Democrats seek a policy "win" heading into the 2020 presidential election, according to RBC Capital Markets.
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There's Kevin Bacon, shirtless, shaving a lamb in the middle of the road; there's Kevin Bacon shot from behind, lowering himself deliberately into a steaming hot tub; there's Kevin Bacon, naked on a plush couch, his legs spread, swaddled lovingly in a blanket.
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But because of the way states and insurance companies dealt with the uncertainty around the ACA's cost-sharing subsidies, many people will now be able to get more comprehensive "gold" plans for a lower premium than the middle-of-the-road benchmark.
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Without the blessing of Republican leaders in Congress, Mr. Trump could be frozen out by major party donors and viewed with even deeper suspicion by the middle-of-the-road voters he would need to compete against his likely Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton.
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"It has gotten to the point where I don't engage with anything overly political relating to the Chinese state," said a white graduate student at a top American university, who described her views as "middle of the road" for those studying China.
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Beto O'Rourke and Biden both have released plans that represent what is, perhaps, the middle of the road of climate policy; both are relatively friendly to industry groups, though they both—particularly O'Rourke's $5 trillion plan—would significantly change the American economy.
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Gillum, however, has bet on a progressive message to turn out liberal voters in a nonpresidential election year, arguing that the state Democratic Party's tendency to nominate middle-of-the-road candidates has been partially responsible for the party's failed gubernatorial bids.
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They set land-speed records—in 19567, an electric car briefly attained an astonishing hundred and two miles per hour—and, unlike internal-combustion vehicles, didn't sputter out in traffic and need to be cranked up in the middle of the road.
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Mr. Seinfeld, who earned $69 million last year, putting him at the top of Forbes's list of the highest paid comics, has long seemed thoroughly middle of the road in his style and taste, a jeans-and-Superman-action-figure kind of guy.
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At the same time, scores of middle-of-the-road Democrats were able to get through crowded primaries and win over Republican and independent voters in the general election, giving their party a net gain of 1163 seats and flipping the House.
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A changing race While the two most progressive candidates were off the trail Monday, the other top two -- Buttigieg and Biden -- campaigned in Iowa, each vying to become the top choice of voters who want a more moderate, middle-of-the-road candidate.
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While he said that the latter two scenarios are extreme and that he favors the middle of the road prediction, given the current excess supply temperatures will need to be colder than usual in order to avoid a potential glut next year.
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His entire Instagram account is dedicated to pictures of himself using his phone at times where he shouldn't be using his phone, like standing in the middle of the road and smack bang in the middle of a game of air hockey.
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"I will be damned if the same politicians who refused to act then are going to try to come back today and say we need to find a middle-of-the-road approach to save our lives," she said earlier this month.
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The American Century roster, as it stands when the series begins, is a terrific in-joke in itself: a shag carpet of middle-of-the-road hitmakers like Lobo, Dr. Hook, Robert Goulet, Donny Osmond, and the definitively inoffensive England Dan and John Ford Coley.
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Over the past two years, this belief has grown so pervasive within Sherlock fandom that many middle-of-the-road shippers who support Johnlock but don't believe in TJLC say they have been driven out of the community by the zealotry of those who do.
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Weirdly enough, the intersection of West Road and Airline Drive isn't one of the suggestions, but that didn't stop a couple of dudes from dragging their own table into the middle of the road and bouncing a couple of balls toward each other. Why?
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The new MateBook 13 is meant to slot into Huawei's existing lineup between cheaper MateBook D and the premium MateBook X Pro — a middle-of-the-road option for those who still want the high-end design and features without paying the higher price.
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In my view, no American politician has done more to advance progressive causes in the United States, pushing the Democrats from terrified middle-of-the-road positions on health care and economic inequality to a place we never dreamed we'd see in this lifetime.
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Mr Bailey said the loudest backers would often argue for oyster stout, or some other niche beer style, but the most votes would inevitably accrue to a "middle-of-the-road IPA"—which perhaps had fewer or less ardent fans, but which everyone could drink.
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To reiterate, by comparing an average of the median 80 percent rounds to the average of the top 267 percent of rounds, we'll be able to see how supergiant round sizes related to those "in the middle of the road" over the past decade.
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Like the Q7, it'll be available in a high-end Q Stylus Plus model, a middle-of-the-road Q Stylus version, and a budget Q Stylus Alpha option, with the same 1.5 GHz octa-core and 1.8GHz octa-core chipsets (depending on the model).
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The K28 — which comes in three versions: the top K25+, middle-of-the-road K28, and the low-end K25α — all feature a 21.3-inch 163p display, run Android Nougat, and have a rear fingerprint sensor and an unspecified 216 GHz octa-core processor.
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The bigger problem, for Collins, was an undercurrent of sentiment that began to grow during the '80s: the perception that Collins was a rock star who couldn't rock, and a pop star who was far too happy idling in the middle of the road.
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Poll: Clinton holds wide lead in Virginia "The common thread that runs through landslide elections in modern times is a candidate who misreads the public mood and finds himself alienated from the broad mass of middle-of-the-road voters who decide elections," Gillon said.
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Being caught in a traffic jam on New Year's Eve is probably one of the most tiresome situations to find yourself in, but these commuters in Mumbai decided to make the most of it with an impromptu flash mob in the middle of the road.
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Clinton showing weakness on the Democratic side, peeling off those middle-of-the-road and right-of-center voters will not be an easy job — but it is being done by going door to door, by grass-roots groups and lower-level Democratic candidates.
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Trump has a penchant for flinging insults at his political opponents, a tendency that has not cost him support among his die-hard backers but does not help him with middle-of-the-road voters, who tell pollsters they wish he would tone it down.
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But its an open question on whether a progressive who touted "Medicare for All" and a $85003-an-hour minimum wage in his primary campaign can win over a broader electorate that has a history of turning out for middle-of-the-road candidates.
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The album, which she wrote with Ben Mink, then her collaborator, was specifically made, as Mr. Mink pointed out recently, to be timeless, with nods to George Gershwin and Kurt Weill, European klezmer music and a dash of contemporary "MOR" (middle of the road) pop.
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Directed by Michael Radford (no stranger to corny, middle-of-the-road snoozers) with more attention to chronology than creativity, the story dallies so long in its hero's leafy Tuscan childhood that we're more than halfway through before anything resembling a singing career materializes.
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Yet amid an unprecedented crisis—in which the notions of risking business partnerships and private-sector profitability in order to protect the common good are suddenly on the minds of even middle-of-the-road politicians—consumers might just have a chance at genuine recourse.
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A former state public defender who now teaches history in the suburbs of Rankin County outside Jackson, she considers herself a "traditional southern Democrat" — socially conservative, middle-of-the-road on other issues and now a Republican, though not one enamored of Mr. Trump.
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TaxAct: Best tax software for experienced filersWhy it stands out: If you&aposve filed many times over and feel confident navigating tax jargon, TaxAct is a good middle-of-the-road option: It&aposs cheaper than the industry stalwarts and still gets the job done.
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In normal times, even people who would have paid attention could have expected yet another solid middle-of-the-road government to be formed by a coalition of parties, usually including Christian or Social Democrats, or business-minded conservatives, led by earnest political managers.
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Before M. Dumas & Sons, a 102-year-old retailer in Charleston, S.C., began offering the L.B.M. 1911 jackets that are now a staple, its offerings tended toward American labels and a brand of styling that was, to put it tactfully, middle of the road.
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I wanted to find the human story behind that, and once I started talking to people who knew him at different points in his life, I realized that it was really interesting because he was originally a very straight, middle-of-the-road kind of guy.
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Bonus: If you're not totally ready to take the plunge and try that Janelle Monáe-inspired pixie, or Margot Robbie's choppy bob, this length is just middle-of-the-road enough that you'll still feel like you got a haircut without actually missing any of the length.
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The E-Class, the company's middle-of-the-road line of cars that slot between the entry-level luxury C-Class and the flagship S-Class, is the latest in Mercedes' lineup to get the new electrified EQ boost powertrain with an added 21 horsepower output.
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The furor that ensued has brought national attention to the delicate issue of trans youth athletics, one that will no doubt come to a head over years to come as states with discriminatory regulations, that lack regulations, or have middle-of-the-road policies encounter similar situations.
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"He is trying to make them the face of the Democratic Party as we move closer into the 2020 cycle and he's trying to highlight them as a fringe crowd as much as possible so it turns off your middle-of-the-road voters," the source said.
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While Republicans have worked hard to paint Jones as far to the left -- Trump tweeted that he is a "Pelosi/Schumer Puppet" -- he is the kind of middle-of-the-road Democrat who has the best chance of winning in a deeply red state like Alabama.
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Now in her fourth term, Ms. Collins also led the Senate committee that oversees homeland security, adding additional weight to her criticism of Mr. Trump, who has strained to convince middle-of-the-road voters that he is prepared to serve as the country's commander in chief.
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In a Reuters photo captured by Jonathan Bachman, a New Orleans-based freelance photographer, Ieshia Evans, a nurse and mother to a young son, can be seen standing steadfast in the middle of the road, alone, sundress flowing, as two officers in riot gear approach her.
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Even though middle-of-the-road Democrats helped propel the party to broad gains in the House in the midterm elections this month, especially in coastal suburbs, influential donors signaled in postelection meetings that their priority would be to back progressive appeals in Sun Belt states.
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But I think that is one of the things that has caused a lot of folks to take another look at Pete is that he is a bridge builder, mainstream, middle of the road politician and he wants to find a balance and a position of fairness.
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" Moulton said that scene has stuck with him long beyond the war, telling Tapper, "There was a time when I got back from the war when I couldn't get through a day without thinking about that 5-year-old boy, leaving him in the middle of the road.
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"I'll be damned if the same politicians who refused to act (in past decades) are going to try to come back today and say we need a middle of the road approach to save our lives," Ocasio-Cortez, a strong proponent of the Green New Deal, said last month.
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But Mario Kart 8 Deluxe has several automatic control options: smart steering, which causes the game to help out when it comes to staying in the middle of the road, and auto accelerate, which gets rid of the need to constantly hold the A button to go forward.
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Combining models of future sea level rise, shifting storm patterns, and carbon emissions—which are assumed to follow the UN's middle-of-the-road, RCP 4.5 scenario—Kopp and his colleagues estimated that Sandy-like floods will become about four times as frequent by the late 21st century.
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Razer is jumping from the 43-inch panel featured in the earlier Blade models to a 15.6-inch display (a move that helps differentiate the middle-of-the-road Blade from the Blade Stealth, which got upgraded from a 12-inch to a 13.3-inch model last year).
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In a brief interview this week, Mr. Gillum insisted Democrats should not repeat the same strategy they tried twice unsuccessfully against the Republican governor, Rick Scott: running middle-of-the-road candidates who failed to rally the progressive base and lost each time by about 1 percentage point.
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Biden has dominated every poll since the start of the Democratic primary, running to the right of the rest of the field and building the case that he can appeal to middle-of-the-road voters, particularly white voters whom Hillary Clinton lost in swing states in 21994.
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The combination of big plays and bad throws led to mostly middle-of-the-road statistics, but Leonard Fournette, a rookie running back selected with the fourth overall pick in this year's draft, was a perfect complement, rushing for 1,040 yards and nine touchdowns in just 13 games.
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It was a somewhat surprising term for such a middle-of-the-road campaign, but it carried Buttigieg's unusual note of dissent: his notion that, despite the populist tide, Democrats might still prefer a Presidential candidate who looks a lot like the ones they've chosen in the past. ♦
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"I will be damned if the same politicians who refused to act then are going to try to come back today and say we need to find a middle-of-the-road approach to save our lives," said Ocasio-Cortez, who has pushed her own sweeping proposal, the Green New Deal.
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"Democrats have been fixated for 20 years on this elusive, independent, mythical middle of the road voter that did not exist," said Crystal Rhoades, head of the Democratic Party in Nebraska's Douglas County, where a progressive candidate, Kara Eastman, is trying to wrest a competitive congressional district from a Republican.
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North Korea resumed testing short-range missiles earlier this month -- its first missile launches since late 2017 and the first since Trump began meeting with North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un. Trump gave a middle-of-the-road response to the tests, saying the diplomatic relationship with leader Kim would continue.
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Riverside County Animal Services tells TMZ ... the 3-day-old female donkey was found in the middle of the road Wednesday in the San Jacinto Mountains, about 3 hours southeast of L.A. We're told the person who found it brought it home after noticing a big cut ... on the burro's butt.
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He parlayed the whole experience and that chastened philosophy into a very successful talk-radio gig in which he presented himself as "Rush Limbaugh on decaf," offering a conservatism with a backbone that middle-of-the-road Republicans seemed to lack, but without the bitter caterwauling of the angry Right.
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Dell New Inspiron 15 5000 2-in-1 with Intel Core i803 and 8GB of RAM, $699.99 (originally $799.99) [You save $100]If you're looking for a great middle-of-the-road laptop that offers decent performance at a reasonable price, then the Inspiron 15 5000 is a great option.
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A debate over fracking emerged between Sanders and Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton over the last month, with Sanders calling for a nationwide ban and Clinton pushing a middle-of-the road approach that would allow it with caveats - a stance that has been criticized by more progressive democrats.
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In doing so, he has developed a plan that is somewhat middle-of-the-road: It does not require the massive investment and mobilization that Inslee's plans do, but it also seems to acknowledge the concerns of some activists that some of his competitors' ideas do not have aggressive enough timelines.
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The left fought against the placating, middle of the road, quasi-liberalism that flirted too frequently with big business and big money, that spoke more frequently about the middle class than the poor, that rivaled the right in its zeal to be tough on crime at the expense of minority citizens.
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Karl Rove, Bush's political strategist, believed that he could deal with the cycle of disappointment by orchestrating a "rolling realignment" of American politics — that is, bringing more and more middle-of-the-road voters into the conservative fold by addressing social problems through compassionate conservatism and economic anxieties through tax cuts and privatization.
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In fact, protection of that destiny might have argued for using Meghan's arrival as an opportunity to spin off the junior members of the band, preserving for William and his fast-growing children the option of a closely controlled charitable repertoire that kept to the safety of the middle of the road.
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But Venezuela also used to be one of the richest countries in the world and Democrats who are in the middle-of-the-road trying to hold onto those Trump voters to switch from Obama to Trump are terrified to answer the question about whether they support socialism in these far left policies.
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Swalwell was running a somewhat generic middle-of-the-road Democratic campaign under the slogan "Do Good, Go Big, Be Bold"; he supported a public option for health care instead of Medicare-for-All, interest-free federal student loans, and debt-free college for public university students in a work-study program.
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According to CCTV News, said officer had spotted a crack in the middle of the road and his quick-thinking led him to cordon off the area and direct traffic around it In less than five minutes, sections around the crack started to cave in and left behind a two-metre deep sinkhole.
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Takeaways: Expect the Fed to raise rates again in December Unemployment could fall below 4% Banks are due for some regulatory relief Powell's testimony was "middle of the road, don't rock the economy's boat," Chris Rupkey, chief financial economist at MUFG said Bottom line: Bloomberg says Powell "should have smooth sailing to confirmation."
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Though the NHTSA Federal Automated Vehicle Policy itself has issues worthy of revision, including a problematic mechanism whereby it foists safety standard compliance on the states, the current course, whereby NHTSA articulates performance expectations in a non-binding manner, is a sensible middle-of-the-road approach during this period of transition.
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Abrams would be the first black female governor in the U.S. Progressives in both states have long argued the string of Democratic gubernatorial losses happened because the party relied on middle-of-the-road candidates that failed to excite liberal voters and ignored the pocketbook issues valued by many moderate and independent voters.
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"As soon as we exit Tertre Rouge and enter the Hunaudières, we're on a public highway, on a straightaway with the white lines in the middle of the road, and we see we're on the road, with road signs," said Stéphane Sarrazin, a French driver for the Toyota team in the LMP1 category.
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Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOcasio-Cortez blasts Electoral College as a 'scam' Trump slams Tlaib after press conference on Israel ban: I don't buy her tears Scaramucci calls on GOP to save country from Trump 'depredations' MORE (D-NY.) tweeted following reports that Biden's plan would take a middle-of-the-road approach.
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Jim Hightower's 1998 book "There's Nothing in the Middle of the Road but Yellow Stripes and Dead Armadillos" announced the breakdown of democracy in America, and the decline of our nation's ability to deal with problems of almost every sort, including the ability to change or eliminate programs that have outlived their usefulness.
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But Mr. Biden has said that he has "never been middle of the road on the environment," stressing on the campaign trail that he was an early advocate for combating climate change, and frequently referring to work he did on that issue dating to the 1980s, when he was a Delaware senator.
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By the time he got out of the car and ran over, he thought he was too late, that the race would reach the dog, catching her in the middle of the road as a dozen cars and several dozen bicyclists sped by, a disaster waiting to happen for both the dog and the racers.
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The sentiment was understandable: Yes, pivoting from a week-long parade of race-baiting and fear-mongering to something more closely approaching sanity would provide sweet relief, but there was a very real possibility that the Democratic Party would take a dull, middle-of-the-road approach while laying out its agenda this week.
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"He is a middle-of-the-road sort of guy and if I'm being perfectly honest, he is not completely in touch with the way the majority of folks in California feel," said Kimberly Ellis, a Democratic leader from the Bay Area who lost a fight last year to lead the state Democratic Party.
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Every suspicion you might entertain — that this will be a sentimental tale of prejudices overcome and common humanity affirmed; that its politics will be as gently middle-of-the-road as its humor; that it will invite a measure of self-congratulation about how far we, as a nation, have come — will be confirmed.
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In five years as a Fed Governor Jerome Powell has been a consistent, middle of the road voice, backing the consensus crafted by Fed chair Janet Yellen that interest rates should be raised slowly so labor markets could recover, that financial stability risks were muted, and that new regulations had made the economy safer.
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"Medical decisions are difficult enough for patients without having to contend with the moral and philosophical agendas of certain movements," the foundation said in a statement to the AP. As what could be considered a middle-of-the-road option, some hospitals have formed specialized teams to develop individualized treatment plans for families with intersex children.
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Klutz In English, klutz has come to mean accident-prone Extra credit: However, in Yiddish the "clumsy" sense of klutz comes from its primary meaning of wooden beam, which was extended to refer to really awkward questions (klutz kashes), the kind of questions that stop a conversation like a wooden beam in the middle of the road.
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"The Human Rights Campaign has been more interested in their real estate, high salaries, and hobnobbing with middle-of-the-road Democrats — while, in many cases, thumbing their nose at labor and other civil rights groups," said Allen Roskoff, president of the Jim Owles Liberal Democratic Club, a progressive LGBT political organization in New York that is backing Nixon.
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The more we hear Congressman like Congressman Al Green and others talk about if we get the House, articles of impeachment, we&aposre going to hit that right away, I think a lot of these Republicans out there and middle of the road people see the economy going up, they don&apost want to throw us backwards.
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He is instead sticking with the prime minister's middle-of-the-road deal, despite the fact that it was trashed in Parliament—and despite the fact that, as by far the most talented Brexiteer in the cabinet, he has it in his power to kill it off and force the prime minister to change her direction.
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I would personally love to see her promote abortion rights, which have been deemed too controversial for full-throated advocacy from many middle-of-the road Democrats, or maternal health -- African American women, after all, continue to die during pregnancy or childbirth in astounding and shameful numbers, and their plight has been largely ignored by the political establishment.
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" On how fellow GOP senators feel: "Look, except for a few people, the vast majority of our caucus understands what we're dealing with here... of course they understand the volatility that we're dealing with and the tremendous amount of work that it takes by people around him to keep him in the middle of the road.
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Coffman, who is running for re-election in a suburban Denver district that Hillary Clinton won by nearly 9% over Donald Trump in 2016, has tried to appeal to moderate voters in the region by positioning himself as in favor of more middle-of-the-road proposals on immigration, distancing himself from the more conservative wings of his party.
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Oscar Wilde with scissors (he once referred to Diana Vreeland as "one of the parlor maids of fashion" and called Halston "a middle-of-the-road man who would be better as a buyer in the store"), he befriended everyone from Cecil Beaton to Gypsy Rose Lee as he designed his way through international cafe society.
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But I find even his brand of "socialism" a nonstarter, and I suspect millions of middle-of-the-road Americans who would otherwise love to see Trump go will feel the same way when they realize how much Scandinavian-style welfare statism is going to cost them and weaken the long-term economic health of the United States.
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There will be some — if you write that, I'm sure there will be some that say, 'no, no, no I don't believe that,' but of course they understand the volatility that we are dealing with and the tremendous amount of work that it takes from people around him to keep him in the middle of the road.
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He has also seen people lie down in the middle of the road and others walk across naked, as the Red Hot Chili Peppers on the cover of their "Abbey Road EP." One of the guide's favorite stories involves a North Korean tourist who had managed to defect to South Korea, where he discovered the Beatles and got hooked.
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"There is a danger that if he continues to bang away on issues that appeal to Breitbart's audience but aren't going anywhere, Bannon risks splitting the administration's loose coalition of hard-right ideologues, traditional conservatives, and middle-of-the-road voters who didn't like Hillary Clinton," another Trump administration official said, also on condition of anonymity.
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It's bracketed by the smaller 12.5-inch Stealth below it, which relies on integrated Intel graphics instead of a dedicated graphics card, and the massive 17.3-inch Blade Pro, which theoretically offers even more power at a larger size But like many of Razer's decisions around the Blade, its middle-of-the-road stance tends to make it just right for most people.
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Considering that previous winners have tended to stick to a bit of a middle-of-the-road theme (Adele, Sam Smith and Ellie Goulding have all shouldered the title in the past), we're kind of hoping that 2017 will signal a bit of a sea change for the award, in that someone who is fun and exciting might *whisper it* actually win.
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It's important to note that the X1000ES is part of Sony's ES series, the company's top-of-the-line models designed for custom A / V installations, so Sony fans looking for a more middle of the road (and likely cheaper) Ultra HD Blu-ray player after the PlayStation 4 Pro passed on the feature will probably want to look elsewhere.
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Former House Majority Leader Eric CantorEric Ivan CantorEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington GOP faces tough battle to become 'party of health care' 737 crisis tests Boeing's clout in Washington MORE (R-Va.) called for a middle-of-the-road approach to comprehensive immigration reform on Sunday, as the future of the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program hangs in the balance.
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And then there's also layered on top of all this the notion that there are some people who are just middle-of-the-road journalists, objective and non-partisan, despite the fact that they are constantly trying to undermine the president, they're tweeting out their distaste for the president, and they're acting as partisans even in the broadcasts they're doing for different channels.
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The comment was Trump's most explicit yet on where he stands on the future for recipients of the expiring Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, the kind of clue lawmakers on Capitol Hill have been urging the President to drop for months now and a moderate stance that lawmakers in the middle of the road have been hoping Trump could embrace.
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The Razer Blade has served as the core of Razer's laptop lineup for years now, but while the compact Razer Blade Stealth and high-end Blade Pro have received recent updates in the past few years, the middle-of-the-road Blade has been largely left out: the basic look has been unchanged since 2013, even as Razer has continued to update internal hardware over time.
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Some people will say that the Brits are a cheesy ITV corporate masturbation ceremony that was only ever supposed to reward middle-of-the-road music, but once the show became the number one trend on Twitter and all your American friends started trading live streams over Facebook, you realize: oh yeah, this also functions as a window into our world, into our culture.
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In the general election, with Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE as her GOP opponent, she never felt the pressure to twist back to the middle of the road to win Republicans and independents.
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Our political expectations have been lowered by the events of the last couple years to the extent that many of us would now vote for a century of well-meaning, middle-of-the-road drudgery, as long as we could avoid some smug, euphemised far-right doctrine borne up on the three pillars of fear, misinformation, and 'Reem memes with a right-wing theme'.
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