Some moved to poorer places, and others moved to wealthier places.
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You just moved to a new cityJust moved to a new place?
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As black families moved to cities, the tradition moved to Friday nights.
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And then I moved to Mac, and then I moved to Logic.
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Moved to the Times in 20123, moved to the Times Magazine in 2012.
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Have the Greens moved to the mainstream, or has the mainstream moved to them?
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Jeanne left Brooklyn, moved to Florida and remarried; Bert moved to Virginia and remarried.
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Now, Chelsea galleries have moved to Chinatown and Harlem, Upper East Side galleries have moved to the Lower East Side and a few pioneers have moved to new frontiers altogether.
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When I moved to New York, I moved to Washington Heights, because it's where I could afford.
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But then we lost sight of each other because I moved to Holland, and he moved to Berlin.
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Eighty percent of the seed stocks were moved to Svalbard and the remainder was moved to neighboring Lebanon.
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In 2017, five times as many Americans moved to New York's suburbs as moved to the Big Apple.
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Four percent of these men moved to low-skill work, and 3 percent moved to high-skill jobs.
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The researchers looked at men and women who were born in the same state and then moved to the same state, like North Carolinians who moved to New York, or Texans who moved to Colorado.
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And then he moved to Oakville for my last year, and after that was finished we moved to Toronto.
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An estimated 3373,000 millionaires moved to Australia in 2016, compared with the 10,227 who moved to the United States.
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The Kushner family moved to Kalorama, the same D.C. neighborhood that the Obamas moved to after leaving the White House.
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The peroxides were moved to refrigerated trailers, which were then moved to higher ground, but three could not be relocated.
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More than 400 children were moved to multiple Customs and Border Protection facilities, more than 80 children were moved to multiple HHS facilities and at least five children were moved to multiple Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities.
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More than 400 children were moved to multiple Customs and Border Protection facilities, more than 80 children were moved to multiple HHS facilities, and at least five children were moved to multiple Immigration and Customs Enforcement facilities.
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He moved to the United States in 1989 Ripert moved to Washington, D.C. in 1989 and worked at the Watergate Hotel.
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David Brooks Opinion Columnist Often people are moved to tears by sadness, but occasionally people are moved to tears by goodness.
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In 1979, the company moved to Bellevue, Washington and in 1986, Microsoft moved to Redmond, Washington, where it is currently headquartered.
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Another interviewee, from Slovakia, moved to Cardiff and had a great time, then moved to London and found it much more alienating.
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After college, I moved to New York for work and Dominic moved to D.C. to go to law school at Georgetown University.
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SG: By the time I moved to Washington, Morris Louis had died, and Kenneth Noland had moved to New York and Vermont.
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His family moved to the United States in 2003, and after graduating from college, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting.
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A few years ago I moved to Lippincott as executive acquisitions editor for nursing, and eight years ago I moved to Springer.
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After five days, the lump moved to the eyelid; ten days after that, it moved to her upper lip and caused visible swelling.
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Still, I moved to the front of the bus and John moved to the bottom of my internal depth chart of favorite teammates.
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Lawmakers and voters recently moved to establish AVR systems in states like New Mexico, Nevada and Massachusetts, have moved to establish AVR systems.
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He moved to the mainland to take a job at consultant firm Deloitte, then moved to Seattle and took a role at Microsoft.
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People priced out of San Francisco moved to Seattle and Portland, driving up prices and displacing people who moved to Denver and Austin.
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I was born in Central California, moved to Denver, Colorado, with my family, then moved to Pensacola, Florida, and that's when my parents separated.
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And before Brooklyn, I did it in Pittsburgh, and I moved to Philadelphia for a couple of years, and then I moved to Brooklyn.
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"The Trump campaign was fully willing to embrace the reality that consumption had moved to mobile, that it had moved to social," Moffatt said.
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His family moved to Charlotte, N.C., when he was 6; when he was 16, he moved to Miami to find work as an actor.
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Most notably in the last month, Bill Simmon's sports/culture blog The Ringer moved to Vox and Condé Nast's tech blog BackChannel moved to Wired.
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I moved to the US from Canada, so even though I had excellent credit history, none of it counted once I moved to the states.
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Ms. Steinberg's parents had moved to Scarsdale, N.Y., a few years earlier, and Mr. Klein's mother had moved to Lake Owassa, in northwestern New Jersey.
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We simultaneously moved to the mid-market, we moved to college hiring, we built an in-house training program — we did all of these things simultaneously.
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Elon Musk was born in South Africa and later moved to Canada to attend college — he later moved to the United States and founded his first company
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But her family moved to Eschweiler, Germany, and later, after she moved alone to Paris, her parents and brother moved to the nearby German town of Düren.
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Kevin De Bruyne was moved to a less familiar role just behind the forwards, while Romelu Lukaku was moved to the right and Eden Hazard to the left.
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Last March, she was moved to a moved to a medical rehab center, before she was transferred to an Atlanta-area hospice facility, where she died one year ago.
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Facebook's developer community died off quickly once the platform moved to stop these kinds of abuses, and it hasn't really recovered since — even as Facebook has moved to mobile.
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By coincidence, her father and his new family moved to Los Angeles a few months later, and before long — and not by coincidence — Elaine Dundy moved to California, too.
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She married — "huge mistake" — and moved to England.
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KS: You wanted to move to Spark because ... Actually, so when my husband and I moved to London for a year, I was with Kleiner when we moved to London.
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" At that point, "local authorities moved to deport him.
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She was later moved to a moved to a medical rehab center in March 2015, before she was transferred to an Atlanta-area hospice facility, where she died on July 26, 2015.
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She was later moved to a moved to a medical rehab center in March 2015, before she was transferred to an Atlanta-area hospice facility, where she died on July 26, 2015.
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It's the opposite of Friends, where they are always sitting in the same living room—Hannah moved to Iowa, Shoshanna moved to Japan, Jessa got married and disappeared for half a season.
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Just as the Republican Party has moved to the right more quickly than the Democratic Party has moved to the left, Alito is further to the right than Ginsburg is to the left.
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August: Hangouts on Air moved to YouTube Live One of the social network's last exclusive features, Hangouts on Air — a way to broadcast a Hangout — moved to YouTube Live in 2016, as well.
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He said RBS' priority reading of market expectations shows the odds for a September rate hike moved to 30 percent and December odds moved to 54 percent from 42 percent before the number.
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They went out a few more times before Mr. Turco moved to Massachusetts for graduate school, and then began dating seriously in 2012, when Ms. Wai moved to Massachusetts for graduate school, too.
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They went out a few more times before Mr. Turco moved to Massachusetts for graduate school, and then began dating seriously in 5473, when Ms. Wai moved to Massachusetts for graduate school, too.
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When he retired in 1990, he and his wife of 65 years, Susan (Taylor) Moore, who had directed preschool child development centers in Brooklyn, moved to Tucson; they moved to Allentown in 2007.
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WhatsApp has since moved to make that its norm worldwide.
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Some 125,000 Cubans moved to the United States that year.
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The family moved to Louisville when he was a teenager.
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Production was moved to China more than 15 years ago.
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Brown later moved to New Hampshire, and challenged Democratic Sen.
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So you moved to California and what did you do?
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Then, they moved to Versoix, Switzerland, located on Lake Geneva.
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Halasan's family moved to Canada from the Philippines in 2009.
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Barton moved to Dundee to study graphic design in 2003.
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Just like one of his friends who moved to Europe.
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TC: Then you moved to L.A. to run this fund.
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After the deal, breakout capacity moved to over a decade.
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They have not been moved to Chiang Rai hospital yet.
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They moved to a commune in the Santa Cruz mountains.
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The Trump administration has moved to roll back those policies.
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They've read every message, with Dad being moved to tears.
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When I moved to California, all I did was work.
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He quit his job and moved to teaching full time.
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Yeah, I moved to New York, no job, no apartment.
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So you started doing polling, and then moved to consulting.
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He moved to give police greater access to military weapons.
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I moved to New York, I'm writing for Spy Magazine.
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Trending topics have moved to the right, alongside follow suggestions.
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They moved to California after 10 years in the neighborhood.
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You went to Second City ... I just moved to Chicago.
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I moved to New York the day after I graduated.
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That wasn't the only place where downtown businesses moved to.
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We both moved to Florence together after university to work.
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That team moved to Biloxi and became the Biloxi Shuckers.
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The Cubs moved to a season-high 20 games over .
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She moved to Seattle five years ago from Boulder, Colorado.
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Eventually, you and she moved to Detroit and, finally, Brooklyn.
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He moved to reform education to leave no child behind.
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Leone's parents moved to LA when she was a teenager.
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I moved to the West Coast about five years in.
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I moved to Boston because my older brother lived there.
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Mandt is still at Azimuth, whereas Wang moved to Corellium.
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If I had never moved to LA she'd be alive.
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Mr. Simon graduated in 1976 and moved to New York.
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I moved to another state recently, but for other reasons.
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Her eldest daughter moved to Bahrain after she got married.
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But when they were little, they both moved to Malaysia.
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Lawrie moved to 11 under par after sinking seven birdies.
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Sixteen states have moved to ban abortions after 19 weeks.
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After he moved to Miami, he started swimming every day.
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Kenia was moved to three different detention centers in Texas.
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All other manufacturers have now moved to sustained FCF generation.
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My family had just moved to Rhode Island from England.
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I moved to Philadelphia to complete a residency in neurology.
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Clement moved to Bancroft to continue handling the DOMA case.
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Nearly 53,000 people had moved to safer ground, authorities said.
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The Punkes and their two children moved to Missoula, Mont.
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Dianna Blaylock, 36, moved to New York from Fayetteville, Ark.
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We both moved to another company together and started dating.
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We broke off our engagement and he moved to England.
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Unexpectedly, he won, and moved to the U.S. in 2010.
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Courtney too moved to LA last November with her partner.
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Less than a year later, the couple moved to Florida.
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The measure has now moved to Virginia's House of Delegates.
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He surrendered his teaching license and moved to Henderson, Nevada.
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The two married and moved to Estonia for five years.
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Eventually he moved to Liverpool to escape his awful commute.
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The search bar's moved to the bottom for quicker access.
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Meanwhile, Jordan has moved to Dallas to live with Fletcher.
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O) have moved to competing suppliers like Intel Corp (INTC.
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She moved to Los Angeles with her dad to film.
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Arpaio then moved to also wipe away the guilty verdict.
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Tanner Martinelli moved to Asheville four months ago from Colorado.
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The party has moved to the left, so it's time.
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IN 1960 Jane Goodall moved to Tanzania to study chimpanzees.
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And after they closed down, customers moved to AlphaBay instead.
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In the caption, she admitted to being moved to tears.
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Diesel prices have moved to a large premium over gasoline.
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I'm from Newburgh NY originally, moved to NYC for school.
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The Royals moved to 13-36, their first time above .
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Mr. Stoliar moved to Oregon in 1971 and later retired.
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He has already moved to a zoo in the Netherlands.
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Her family moved to Los Angeles when she was 10.
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It is really kind of moved to the social platform.
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The driver moved to the right to avoid a collision.
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The colors changed when he moved to Mercedes in 2013.
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Can the telescope be moved to a 'Plan B' location?
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I'm not convinced that they've actually moved to regime change.
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She moved to Belize and says she's never been happier.
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But as the company has grown, it's moved to two.
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From 'Keek' we moved to 'Vine', from 'Vine' to 'Instagram'.
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The greenback moved to 115.29 , its highest since Jan. 13.
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Do you ever wished you moved to Tashkent or something?
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He was a martial artist, and we moved to Chicago.
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That Italian plumber has finally moved to the big city.
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The strategy turned combative once debate moved to the Senate.
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We moved to Florida when I was six years old.
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By then, she had moved to Paris to study psychology.
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At 12, her parents divorced and she moved to Wales.
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His family moved to Houston when he was an adolescent.
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The whole family moved to the Naval Observatory in January.
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But once inside, experienced aid workers were moved to tears.
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"I moved to Nashville to save my life," she says.
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Rebecca Roter, 55, moved to Susquehanna County from West Philadelphia.
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Instead, the pair moved to the doomed Cielo Drive property.
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Migrants will be moved to reception centres across the country.
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In 2004, at 26 years old, he moved to Hawaii.
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Weev said hundreds of people have moved to Ricochet now.
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We became best friends and moved to Los Angeles together.
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When Schultz moved to Washington for work, Harvey soon followed.
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He moved to Citic Group at the end of 2011.
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DOJ moved to dismiss all of the suits last December.
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Our operations have now moved to residential areas and hotels.
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The homeowner recently moved to Lower Matecumbe Key from Pennsylvania.
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I recently moved to LA, where I have lived previously.
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But the two Koreas moved to defrost relations this year.
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In 2013, less than 3,300 French Jews moved to Israel.
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When that failed, it moved to take them through bankruptcy.
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They are built offsite and then moved to a location.
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The authorities say people will be moved to official camps.
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But Texas has moved to install more earthquake monitoring stations.
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Auckland, New Zealand, has moved to ban mermaid swimsuits, a.k.a.
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So you moved to California, what took you to Switzerland?
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The Astros moved to a season-high 30 games over .
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Giacomi moved to Miami, Florida to live with her son.
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When Harford moved to Orbitz in 2009, they became competitors.
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So I moved to Hulme and was surrounded by progressives.
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The former athlete moved to Florida after the civil judgment.
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Since leaving Angola, Mr. Williams has moved to Oakland, Calif.
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After about five months, he was moved to an apartment.
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He moved to Los Angeles with his brother in 2010.
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The Trump administration moved to unilaterally end DACA last year.
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I'm just happy, for example, when I moved to Paris.
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Murray left Portland and moved to Seattle after the investigation.
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She moved to a new apartment with a secret address.
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I got out of bed and moved to a chair.
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The family moved to Los Angeles when he was 5.
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Police moved to disperse the demonstrators shortly before 8 p.m.
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I moved to a place where I could save money.
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He then moved to Latin America for almost a decade.
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It's like when you moved to America to practice medicine.
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My family moved to Birmingham, Alabama, when I was three.
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Cristina Talacko moved to Australia because she married an Australian.
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He will be moved to New York for further hearings.
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He moved to Freetown, and, in 1996, he started school.
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I had a million boyfriends when I moved to Italy.
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Many have moved to areas with available land to farm.
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Its manufacturing was moved to Mexico, China, and eventually India.
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But Manfred said the games might be moved to Miami.
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She moved to Florida and married him in March 2009.
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Civilian prisoners were moved to Alcatraz after the 1906 quake.
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C's can be moved to later on in your calendar.
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Ms. Smith also moved to a much smaller drug company.
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In 2013, he moved to the San Francisco Bay Area.
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It was as if Joey Ramone had moved to Boston.
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The email will then be moved to your draft's folder.
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A German native, she moved to the US in 2005.
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After the war, the focus of Dada moved to Europe.
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They married + moved to NYC - she didn't even speak English.
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Gladys moved to Trinidad, to the town of San Juan.
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Moss moved to right field after Hosmer entered the game.
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My Spanish was terrible when I first moved to Spain.
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She moved to his floor to be closer to him.
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Lizzo moved to Minnesota in 2011, the state Omar represents.
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He studied psychology and in 1984 moved to New Hampshire.
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After Abby's surgery, she was moved to a private room.
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A year later, in 1981, I moved to New York.
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Suarez, 24, moved to the United States five years ago.
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Vivian brought flowers, in case someone was moved to Instagram.
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Reluctantly, he moved to a retirement community in Toms River.
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Trump then moved to dissolve the commission in January 2018.
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In 2010, as congressional Democrats moved to enact Obamacare, Sen.
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In 1996, Browder moved to Moscow and founded Hermitage Capital.
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Fans moved to the edge of their red plastic seats.
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In the last 15 months, Snapchat has moved to respond.
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More than 1,000 residents have been moved to emergency shelters.
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His character, Amaro, left the force and moved to California.
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Cari Ryding first moved to the neighborhood 23 years ago.
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After refusing to work, he was moved to solitary confinement.
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Over time, production moved to different factories across the world.
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Now we seem to have moved to its actual extinction.
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The family moved to Miami when she was a child.
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Da Vinci, an Italian, moved to France where he died.
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Often, children have moved to cities far away for work.
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When Ms. Krauss's business took off, they moved to Brooklyn.
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Yes, we moved to this house several years before shooting.
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Her family moved to Los Angeles when she was 12.
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Meanwhile, technology giants have moved to ban advertising around cryptocurrencies.
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From 2007 to 2016 almost 300,000 Californians moved to Texas.
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Disappointed but undeterred, Kusama moved to New York in 1957.
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He moved to Nicaragua for two and a half years.
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Both moved to the UK to pursue careers in hospitality.
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In fact, Michigan moved to ban tianeptine in April. Gov.
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He burned his medical license and moved to the Netherlands.
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Debt is not the main reason I moved to Europe.
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I moved to the bin with the beetles and cockroaches.
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Fearing criminal prosecution, the family moved to Nevada in 2011.
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From there, I moved to a couple of different nonprofits.
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Two months later, he moved to Union City, Maria's hometown.
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Didi has moved to revamp its service following the incident.
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In 2009, Rooney moved to Dublin to attend Trinity College.
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She moved to Peoria after they got married in 2012.
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The family moved to Paris, where Mr. Massee grew up.
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American Mormons first moved to Mexico to avoid polygamy crackdowns
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One big chunk of white voters moved to join them.
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The couple moved to New York from Athens in 1969.
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Unsatisfied, he moved to Denver and mined Craigslist for work.
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After we had a baby, we moved to the suburbs.
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The play had to be moved to a basketball court.
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She later moved to California and separated from her husband.
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Multiple schools in Washington have already moved to online learning.
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So she moved to the other side of the country.
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He married, had a son and eventually moved to Yemen.
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One man moved to offer it; another snatched it away.
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Agnieszka and Shimon moved to Israel a few years later.
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In the early 20163s he moved to Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Many colleges and universities have also moved to remote instruction.
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He moved to Saugerties with his family as a boy.
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They moved to Dallas 20 years ago for his career.
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Mr. Saipov created more unease when he moved to Florida.
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After graduation, Amorim moved to London and Baker to Paris.
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Ms. Smith and her sons moved to Nashville around 1970.
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Play moved to address this recently on the pricing side.
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Eileen moved to California because of the tension this caused.
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Then she moved to sit on the armchair near him.
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Ms. Caland later moved to Paris, then to Los Angeles.
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The couple recently moved to the Piedmont region of Italy.
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They'd been roommates when she first moved to New York.
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It also moved to limit Neumann's power at the company.
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The family moved to New Brighton when Tito was 10.
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Like many British fascists, he then moved to the BNP.
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I moved to New York in the fall of 1978.
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When Rosie was 7, the family moved to Oakland, Calif.
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His nephew packed up his family and moved to Flint.
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I moved to Berlin in April 2017 after a breakup.
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Mr. Gou has moved to try to address those concerns.
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I moved to New York and built a new life.
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He then moved to Virginia to be closer to relatives.
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I initially moved to Bandung, and frequently stayed in Jakarta.
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Then Mr. DeMeyer moved to Rome for a graduate degree.
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Drugs are moved to Europe by both sea and air.
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She has since moved to creating more elaborate, complex pieces.
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A few years later, the family moved to Central Islip.
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Eventually she moved to Chicago to live with a friend.
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After serving in the Army, he moved to Spokane, Wash.
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Instead, they announced that it would be moved to Spain.
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Ireland moved to the left on other social issues, too.
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His family moved to Chester County when he was 3.
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Zhores moved to Leningrad to study physics after the war.
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So, last week, Ms. Zahan moved to a new apartment.
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So I moved to London to work at St. John.
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In 2008, the Maharishi, who had moved to Europe, died.
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Another division moved to a position northeast of Khe Sanh.
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Government officials have moved to defray some of the costs.
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The production moved to the Actors' Playhouse in Greenwich Village.
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At least two audience members had been moved to tears.
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Some oilfield firms have moved to lower their own costs.
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I moved to Los Angeles from Oakland in September 2019.
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The family moved to Los Angeles when David was 10.
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Eventually, they moved to New Mexico and raised four children.
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Feel it so much that you are moved to act.
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Walter and Bundy Illsley first moved to Mexico in 2200s.
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Some officials have moved to make emergency changes going forward.
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He moved to Los Angeles looking for a better high.
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The family moved to rural Pennsylvania when Ruby was eight.
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The NAR moved to dismiss both suits in early August.
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I learned Spanish, and moved to Baja for a while.
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He moved to Vallejo in 1979, when he was 13.
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Soon enough, she moved to the lab and, later, staff.
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The family moved to Brooklyn when he was a boy.
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At 21, she moved to Philadelphia and found her footing.
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"We thought that we had moved to paradise," she said.
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I got it and in 73 moved to Sunnyside Gardens.
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He later returned to China and eventually moved to Pyongyang.
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Hilton has moved to a stricter cancellation policy as well.
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For dinner, we moved to a stark, white flowerless table.
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Abbott moved to Paris in 1921, when she was 22.
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The imperial family had already been moved to western Siberia.
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Rauner's former campaign manager Chip Englander, however, moved to Sen.
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She moved to Toms River, N.J., when she was 13.
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He was born in Wisconsin and moved to Topeka, Kan.
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Trump has moved to reshape the Fed since taking office.
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S.S.: My daughter moved to Arizona because housing is cheaper.
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I bought glasses and shortly after moved to New York.
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The American company has since moved to cool those tensions.
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The painting was moved to the St. Regis in 1932.
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His family moved to Tampa when he was a child.
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Music. She moved to Nashville to work for Warner Bros.
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He remained there until 1976, when he moved to Princeton.
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In March, they moved to the kitchen at the Fulton.
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Four months later, he, too moved to the East Coast.
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Eventually he found a girlfriend, and they moved to Pennsylvania.
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In 2008, they moved to Alaska, where Oefelein grew up.
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It later became Paramount Pictures and eventually moved to Hollywood.
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The friends corresponded often, even after Eliot moved to England.
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Trump moved to open Dakota Access early in his presidency.
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Last November, President Trump's administration moved to change that rule.
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The legislature has not moved to overturn the ruling — yet.
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She and Mr. Faena moved to Miami three years ago.
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Finland's Raikkonen, world champion in 2007, has moved to Sauber.
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After the wedding, Ms. Salman moved to Fort Pierce, Fla.
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He moved to New York with his mother in 1946.
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He moved to the University of North Carolina in 1988.
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At first, Frazier recalled, he wasn't "immediately moved" to help.
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She moved to Missouri while he stayed in Southern California.
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A week later, I moved to L.A. against her will.
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They are expected to be moved to a nearby cemetery.
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And then my mom and I moved to Denver, Colorado.
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After he retired, he moved to California, where he died.
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Ms. Braverman moved to Santa Fe about a decade ago.
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I've since moved to Chinatown but it's still mad close.
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The family moved to Louisville, Ky., when he was 3.
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Judge John Hodgman Iain writes: I moved to Portland, Ore.
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He moved to Bridgeport in 1999, adding Grandview in 2014.
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Her family moved to St. Louis when she was 3.
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It replaced "Tucker Carlson Tonight," which moved to 8 p.m.
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The family later moved to Gladstone, just outside Portland, Ore.
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Haller started in tech and then moved to real estate.
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Once a sideshow, cyberspace operations have moved to center stage.
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He moved to London and never lived in Iraq again.
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The goalpost then moved to before the March 2019 event.
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She picked up and moved to Iowa and began campaigning.
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During that storm, many residents were moved to local shelters.
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The Americans moved to second in Group A behind Latvia.
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Boger and Docia moved to Jacksonville where she married well.
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He moved to the country 16 years ago from London.
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Max moved to Los Angeles, where he met his wife.
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Vinay Menon moved to London to work for Roman Abramovich.
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When he was 303, he moved to Palo Alto, Calif.
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In 1915 she moved to Chicago and became a manicurist.
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"Therapist," said Melvin Booker, who moved to the Phoenix area.
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Doan, a native of western Australian, recently moved to Chicago.
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Other cities have also moved to take down Confederate statues.
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The family moved to Los Angeles about a year later.
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He moved to Brooklyn, became a musician and started smoking.
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The Muslim couple moved to Pittsburgh from Turkey in 2006.
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The Ringling brothers' parents moved to Baraboo, Wisconsin, in 1855.
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After less than two years, she moved to the Treasury.
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One sister died before the family moved to Los Angeles.
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He moved to receiver after two years in the NFL.
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Russia has moved to disconnect itself from the global internet.
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She sold her house, she moved to a retirement community.
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After the foreclosure, Gehrig's parents moved to nearby Mount Vernon.
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Not long after the family moved to Beverly Hills, Calif.
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Recently major websites moved to clamp down on the practice.
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Critics said they should have moved to a secure location.
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After the VA moved to fire the doctor, he resigned.
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He moved to California with his mother as a teenager.
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Three legislative affairs specialist roles are being moved to Reno.
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Shortly after, they moved to Seattle, where Bezos launched Amazon.
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Eventually, he moved to San Francisco to head the company.
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He was moved to a senior adviser role in 2015.
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We unexpectedly moved to New Delhi, India, one year ago.
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Ms. Mosbacher moved to the Fifth Avenue apartment in 1992.
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Teaching the next generation Hyde moved to Ghana in 2012.
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Then moved to Fox News, where I've been ever since.
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They moved to Mexico and then returned to New York.
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Four years ago, Lucy Dathan moved to New Canaan, Conn.
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Then she and her mother, Hjordis Lomborg, moved to Switzerland.
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The family moved to Youngstown, Ohio, when Simeon was 5.
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Many moved to West Germany and its more robust economy.
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Then a couple of years ago, I moved to London.
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His family moved to the Bronx during the Great Depression.
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In 2016, the school moved to a $73 million building.
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The debate was moved to L.M.U., about 15 minutes away.
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The family moved to Newark when Ken was a boy.
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Mr. Roche moved to Saarinen's office, in Bloomfield Hills, Mich.
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Yet that's exactly what Canada has now moved to allow.
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The Brewers moved to a season-high nine games over .
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The show then moved to Deutsche Bank KunstHalle in Berlin.
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I moved to Nova Scotia from New York in 1984.
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Between 2000 and 2010, 1.5 million people moved to Georgia.
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In 1988, my family moved to Highland Park in Detroit.
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Eventually, Hill would be moved to USP Allenwood in Pennsylvania.
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You moved to the Atlantic and then wrote this book.
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The institute moved to the University of Maryland in 2014.
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I moved to Indianapolis in 1988 or '89 from Tennessee.
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I moved to LA to do Teach For America, actually.
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