When they open the door to having a cross on public land, they open the door for other things to happen.
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A Tribe Called Quest helped open the door to Afrocentrism for many, just as they helped open the door to hip-hop for me and many others.
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Critics say that allowing migrants to settle in Hungary could open the door to terrorists from unstable countries like Iraq, and they say the residency program might open the door to corruption.
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They open the door to development within a particular logic.
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She rolled her chair backward to help open the door.
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"Is everything OK?" she asked, hesitating to open the door.
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I tell her not to open the door for anyone.
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You open the door for them; you respect your elders.
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No key will open the door to the Red Room.
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I know that I don't have to open the door.
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Now all she has to do is open the door.
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But that awkward conversation was enough to open the door.
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I wanted to open the door and watch people follow.
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" This could open the door for the next "And then?
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The little things open the door for the big things.
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"I can't open the door to get out," Barneski replied.
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Those dynamics could open the door to the smaller parties.
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"Girls Trip" helped open the door for Haddish and Hall.
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"You should in no way open the door," he says.
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Doing so could open the door to wider political change.
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That would open the door to oil shale mining nationally.
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Others open the door for more changes down the road.
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I could open the door and he could go outside.
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You are helping to open the door for so many!
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But I couldn't open the door, not dressed like this.
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The breakthrough could open the door to more widespread vaccinations.
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"After that you'll want to open the door," Vuilleumier says.
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"Republicans will open the door, because who wouldn't?" she said.
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Officer Mcloughlin knocked and demanded that someone open the door.
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"It will open the door to partition, partition, partition," Nasrallah said.
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When you're playing a concert—that's when you open the door.
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Luckily, AmazonFresh calls back, and I open the door for them.
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I just figure it is Kirk, so I open the door.
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We can open the door so that others can rush in.
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Russia tried to "open the door" in 21 states' electoral systems.
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You don't open the door for me, I kick it down.
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It could open the door to the future partition of Syria.
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"Open the door, John," called a voice through the front door.
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That may open the door for playmaker Joao Moutinho to return.
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That would open the door to losses in the new currency.
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"Open the door Natassia Malthe, it's Harvey Weinstein," he allegedly yelled.
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That question could open the door to a wrongful discharge claim.
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We should open the door and make that dream come true.
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I really didn't open the door to considering other people's perspectives.
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He tried to open the door, but they were already moving.
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It could also open the door to improving trans healthcare access.
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Just open the door and hope your siblings walk through it.
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If possible, open the door with your shoulder, elbow or hip.
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So, this week, Fez refuses to open the door for Rue.
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And there was my car but I didn't open the door.
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It is seen a bit gauche to open the door yourself.
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His inability to open the door likely saved dozens of lives.
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" She added that she had urged him to "open the door.
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Crawford said he eventually persuaded the students to open the door.
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Open the door for someone on your way out of a restaurant.
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She would just open the door and I would tell her, 'Mom!
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Deregulation would open the door for big banks to move back in.
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When the car arrived, the driver reportedly refused to open the door.
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It takes four people to hold open the door of her cab.
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If they don't open, the door is going to break one day.
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"Once you open the door, it's hard to stop it," Greszler said.
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They never said anything to us though and didn't open the door.
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"I couldn't open the door because it was locked," Simpson told WBBM.
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This could open the door for a whole new kind of treatment.
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"I would help vacuum between customers, and open the door," Hald said.
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Venturing to open the door, I find I still can't get inside.
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Allison's work cracked open the door; subsequent breakthroughs have kicked it wide.
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"A lot of people won't even open the door," she told me.
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Petrobras's deal is expected to open the door for other Brazilian corporates.
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Ask them tomorrow whether they want to open the door to Albania.
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Breaching those could open the door for more prices drops, traders said.
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This would open the door for Senator Marco Rubio of Florida, Gov.
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The law could otherwise open the door to voter fraud, he said.
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That caveat leaves open the door to the subsidies being ended abruptly.
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"They struggled to open the door," Lake told Amhara Mass Media Agency.
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It could also open the door to more regulation of online platforms.
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So we go over to the hotel room and open the door.
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Draghi certainly kicked open the door to action as soon as ... March.
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"He was trying to open the door of the bodega," she said.
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It took an entire day for bank officials to open the door.
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I'm knocking on the guy's door, begging him to open the door.
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But the company left open the door to selling its remaining business.
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It may be heart-wrenching, but don't open the door, experts say.
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Stop telling yourself you don't have the power to open the door.
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"This is it," Jeff Roth said as he flung open the door.
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I pushed open the door and stepped through some heavy velvet curtains.
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If we are successful, this will open the door to greater transparency.
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That could open the door in Group B for Croatia and Lithuania.
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And they create the ability to open the door to another dimension.
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It would also open the door to opportunity to the deserving poor.
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"Open the door and look outside!" she clarified, and so I did.
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The actions may open the door to possible litigation from affected creditors.
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They forced open the door, and "they were met by gunfire," Nisleit said.
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"We'd open the door and there'd be 20 to 25 people," Michaels said.
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"So I kicked open the door and two dogs came out," Vinyard says.
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That could open the door to an eventual extradition request for the gunman.
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Elizabeth Warren's, could open the door for others to officially support an inquiry.
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Open the door for opportunity and buy your Startup Alley Exhibitor Package today.
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They should also never forget to buy her flowers or open the door.
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Removal from the list could also potentially open the door for foreign investment.
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They open the door to emissions reductions in otherwise-difficult sectors like aviation.
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Similar engagement with the internet can open the door to more meaningful interactions.
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More powerful and accurate telescopes will undoubtedly open the door to new discoveries.
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But well before then, BCIs could open the door to remarkable new applications.
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After that, I will open the door periodically to see how it's doing.
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Mexicans' anger at conventional politicians is helping to open the door to independents.
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Even well-intentioned tampering can open the door to much more explosive proposals.
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This could open the door to programs that simply couldn't have existed before.
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I open the door and grab a bag of ice, and then another.
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The men guffawed, and Sam leaned over to open the door for her.
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By testifying, a defendant may also "open the door" to otherwise inadmissible evidence.
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When he refused to open the door, they burst in and started shooting.
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The move could also open the door for other members to follow suit.
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But would you have them open the door so they can hear us?
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But its opponents fear the bill will open the door for widespread censorship.
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Mr. Mebiame's case could open the door to more action by the government.
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To open the door for opportunities in infrastructure, there are two critical requirements.
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Farmers hope a trade deal will open the door for even more sales.
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"We just try to open the door and keep things going," he said.
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The applicant wouldn't answer calls to open the door and began rambling aloud.
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The court's ruling "pries open the door" to the jury room, Alito said.
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Giving fintech firms access to payment infrastructure will open the door to competition.
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So I open the door and standing in my doorway is Charlie Watts!
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They open the door, and at first sing lyrics spurning the uninvited guests.
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Open the door for them, welcome them in, ask them how they've been.
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What do you have to touch to open the door to this room?
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"I want to open the door for a Janne of 2018," she said.
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He also left open the door for charges after Mr. Trump leaves office.
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Jorgito, a taco truck owner, flung open the door and rushed forward, beaming.
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Could clearing out under my bed open the door to my love life?
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"It would certainly open the door for that conversation," said state Democratic Rep.
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I'm not saying we let everybody in, you don't just open the door.
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To put his feet on the floor, he has to open the door.
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Manbij could open the door for an offensive against the true militant heartlands.
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That could open the door for vulture funds and further litigation, he added.
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"It does open the door for other individuals to take a look," Gov.
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These new rules could open the door to widespread government censorship and surveillance.
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We have the talent, all we needed was someone to open the door.
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The ultimate goal is to open the door for nationwide restrictions on abortion rights.
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Low inflation and a lacklustre labour market could open the door to further easing.
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I had to go overseas for somebody white to open the door for me.
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Because once you make the extreme normal, you open the door to even worse.
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That may mean Mr Xi wants to keep open the door for future negotiations.
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"And to open the door with Yankee, that's a big welcome to the community."
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Google Yes, the Samsung situation does open the door for Google's own smartphone ambitions.
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It's not enough to open the door, you have to make people feel welcome.
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Legalizing e-bikes could open the door wide enough to allow scooters through, too.
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They motioned for her to open the door, acting like she had forgotten something.
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It's also how Amazon delivery folks can open the door to drop off packages.
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And when I open the door to my truck, he flashes me the finger.
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Pope Francis seemed to open the door for divorced, remarried Catholics to receive communion.
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They've cast open the door; would-be prosecutors of women merely walk through it.
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It is another to open the door of your own house to the waves.
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Environmentalists hope that will open the door to more consciousness about plastics in general.
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This could open the door to getting the Brexit deal agreement passed through parliament.
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Doing so, he said, would open the door to a flood of legal challenges.
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It's not like a broken leg, where people will open the door for you.
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Some of the biggest critics have said it'll open the door snake oil salesmen.
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We open the door to the rooftop, and the monsoon-like rain sprays us.
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Critics feared EPA's new proposal would open the door to widespread uses of asbestos.
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Now that we've kicked open the door it's time to send some hunters in.
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Members pay $99 a year and use a key card to open the door.
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Kids didn't open the door to a broader recognition of the value of government.
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He left open the door to another story with a scene during the credits.
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I open the door and scatter peanuts over the cobblestones in case they're hungry.
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It's slowly starting to open the door to doing a bit more comedy writing.
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"Sometimes I open the door, and I say 'Oh my God,' " Ms. Vargas says.
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"Importantly, this FTA will open the door to Mexico for Australian exporters," Ciobo said.
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Democrats are concerned, however, that smaller changes would open the door to larger ones.
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Mautner agreed: "It's interesting information ... and will hopefully open the door for other studies."
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Stephanie screamed for Bayleigh and her brother, Cameron, not to open the door. Sgt.
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Activist groups warned that any legalized trade would open the door to increased poaching.
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Swinging open the door, he set off a chorus of evil-eye-adorned bells.
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This could open the door to getting the Brexit deal agreement passed through parliament.
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Plus, blockchain could open the door to advancements in artificial intelligence and machine learning.
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LG says the feature is intelligent enough to not open the door for pets.
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The police will not intervene because she will not open the door for them.
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He took out his key and went to open the door into the foyer.
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Powell did open the door to increasing the size of the Fed's balance sheet.
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Why would Congress want to open the door to this kind of corruption again?
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Once I pushed open the door, there's a side alley, and it was chaos.
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And it will also open the door to a lot of tax-system gaming.
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It would open the door to Beijing snapping up democracy advocates, dissidents and other critics.
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President Obama hopes to open the door for U.S. businesses to sell goods to Cuba.
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It could help open the door for "thousands of entrepreneurs" to create new space businesses.
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Schwering used his baton to smash the window -- but still could not open the door.
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When police arrived, Edwards refused to open the door and said Arcos was not there.
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A close above $500 per share would open the door to a new leg higher.
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It would be silly to try and open the door by pushing on the hinge.
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You open the door to your office and people are really interesting with useful insights.
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Could you open the door in Cork without cesium dust and bone ash blowing in?
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It could open the door for Microsoft for a much more lucrative government cloud business.
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The Packers' struggles open the door for Washington's first postseason victory in a decade. Houston.
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The bill's proponents said the legislation would open the door for more child placement partnerships.
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Data from sensors also open the door to offering new kinds of risk-prevention services.
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This new Amazon card could open the door to a huge segment of U.S. buyers.
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Open the door a little bit, and you might take a peek at those things.
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Technology investors are hoping SecureWorks will open the door for other IPOs in the sector.
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"I wanted to open the door and say 'bye' but that didn't happen," she said.
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Blocking Libra would just open the door to even less scrupulous actors controlling the technology.
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Why not open the door for talks and see what a little dialogue can do?
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And once you open the door to change, who knows where it could end up.
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The new rules do, however, open the door for Bloomberg to participate after New Hampshire.
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Once filmmakers & theater owners open the door to this idea, there is no going back.
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The review Sessions announced could open the door to removing those protections from subpoenaing reporters.
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If this allegation is proven true, it will open the door to serious criminal charges.
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The sudden demand for mass screening of refugees, however, may open the door for EyeDetect.
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If the dad can get the Grounders to open the door, he'll get some leverage.
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The adverb props open the door to a comeback because the deadbolt is never locked.
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If it's my DHL guy or a friend I'll go downstairs to open the door.
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Yet another is to simply slay him and use his body to open the door.
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His absence could open the door for rookie Jordan Willis who had an impressive preseason.
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That could open the door to Arizona's Republican governor appointing McSally to fill that seat.
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The driver was instructed to put his hands in the air and open the door.
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John McNamara, one of the five employees who died, kept trying to open the door.
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Internet of things devices can open the door to a host of potential security issues.
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Democratic control of the House would also open the door for large-scale infrastructure investment.
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And when done consistently, they open the door for real talk to eventually take place.
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Teague's injury could open the door for Butler or Wiggins to assume more playmaking responsibility.
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"I open the door and he's in there, wearing all of my clothes," Maddie said.
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Once you love yourself again, it's time to open the door for an attraction spell.
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But our answers open the door to a well-organized and thoroughly meme'd counter-attack.
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Once, a man begged him to open the door so he could retrieve his belongings.
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Should the Thunder falter, it could open the door to George leaving via free agency.
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"When the police open the door they'll see two suspects, not two victims," he says.
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More likely this is starting to open the door for some easing later this year.
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" "The Fed left open the door for a March increase but that's built in already.
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An investment of £10 million can open the door to permanent residency after two years.
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As I was about to open the door and get in, something didn't feel right.
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That valet was on hand to open the door and welcome me to the Proper.
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"Tonight, I want to open the door to Amy's supporters, to Pete's supporters," he said.
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Mr. Zanobini said his client was so incapacitated that she could barely open the door.
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If you open the door for him, the game gives you a game over screen.
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Eastern that is likely to open the door to the deployment of several thousand troops.
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A conclusive breach below that level would open the door to further losses, they said.
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The President did, however, leave open the door to taking it up in the future.
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All those fools out here— Tiny turned out the lights and pushed open the door.
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Little instructed a police officer to break the passenger side window and open the door.
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"Tonight I want to open the door to Amy's supporters, to Pete's supporters," Sanders said.
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Russia: Lawmakers approved a bill that some worry will open the door to sweeping censorship.
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"We want the government of Maduro to open the door to this humanitarian help," Borges said.
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The goal over the cranberry sauce is to open the door for a long-term conversation.
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He called on Senate Democratic leader Chuck Schumer to "open the door" to cross-party cooperation.
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The 45 minutes we were sitting ducks waiting to find out who will open the door.
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The 229 minutes we were sitting ducks waiting to find out who will open the door.
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Lower inflation expectations, closely watched by the central bank, open the door for more rate cuts.
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Decriminalizing marijuana on a federal level would open the door to interstate commerce for his company.
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"With the compatibility of these cells, this will open the door for personalizing medicine," Belmonte said.
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Taken together, these trends have cracked open the door for a new golden age of technology.
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So when I did Sochi I was able to open the door and open their eyes.
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Democrats say the new law will open the door to patronage and favoritism in state agencies.
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Guarantees crack open the door to liabilities that crowdfunding platforms have traditionally fought hard to avoid.
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"It's not enough to just build a building, put a sign up and open the door."
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Roth agreed that a rate hike would help markets and open the door for economic stimulus.
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Do you feel like you've helped open the door for other female comedians like Amy Schumer?
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Today's app release should open the door for Amazon to start selling the Apple TV again.
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Without skipping a beat, you simply grab the door handle, open the door and sit down.
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If May did open the door to a second referendum, analysts say sterling would bounce significantly.
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It should also open the door for smaller chains to follow KFC's move, he told Reuters.
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When I tried to open the door with the key, it broke off in the lock.
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The panel, however, left open the door to a renewed challenge after Judge Alsup weighed in.
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It also showed emergency service officials breaking open the door of the embassy to gain access.
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His writing, translating, and publishing, like Rosmarie's, really does keep the window open — the door too.
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Policy experts, however, argue that this could open the door to hundreds of employers dropping coverage.
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Experts say this clause could be changed by Congress to open the door to a plebiscite.
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As a single woman living in New York, I was not about to open the door.
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An Indian official said the EU group's visit would open the door to visits by others.
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Policy experts, however, argued that this could open the door to hundreds of employers dropping coverage.
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Worse, it may open the door for other officials to ask for the same unusual gateway.
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Knowing a second or third language will open the door to new cultures, partners, and markets.
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However, Finnair has repeatedly called on the government to open the door to mergers and acquisitions.
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Small talk and conversation starters can be great ways to open the door to bigger conversations.
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When you open the door, you offer a way out, but you also fan the flames.
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The hand scanner that players press to open the door plays an animation but never unlocks.
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There comes a point when the car stops and Miguel steps out to open the door.
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Still, the Trump campaign has left open the door to continued conflict with the Khan family.
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This could make the conversation more collaborative and open the door for a follow-up soon.
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Her hiring could also open the door to more former Obama staffers joining the Biden campaign.
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"We're living in a really challenging, difficult moment and art can open the door to conversations."
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Those trends, along with GT's success as a market pioneer, helped open the door for rivals.
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This could potentially open the door to legal challenges claiming religious discrimination, some legal experts say.
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The ban left open the door for athletes to compete as individuals, under the Olympic flag.
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We don't have to completely redeem her, but at least let's open the door to redemption.
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The cases open the door for the justices to settle the issue for the whole nation.
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But Dr. Reimer at M.I.T. has warned that it can open the door to greater distractions.
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Are you sure you didn't bring him in and maybe open the door and didn't remember?
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LGBTQ advocates hope Virginia's political shift will open the door for future gains in the South.
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Do you open the door when the police come to ask if you witnessed the crime?
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The tight-knit culture means that one conversation can open the door to yet another gathering.
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"I'm concerned it's going to open the door to an underground black market," said the Rev.
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He shot open the door of Room 510 and went inside, disappearing from the cameras' view.
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When she was able to open the door, she saw the interior was almost completely dark.
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I open the door and hand her an invitation card I drew and she starts crying.
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That could open the door for the owners to reconsider the bid to stay in Oakland.
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A weak inflation reading next month would open the door for a possible easing in February.
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The merchant was an older man, instantly wary when he saw me push open the door.
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Leopold struggled to find the right key and, after some fumbling, managed to open the door.
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Hardaway, Jr. missed a pair of free throws to open the door for a tying basket.
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"I believe that if you open the door, these people will come and vote," she says.
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We could have a completely real conversation, and Nike has a chance to open the door.
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The employees in our company, they know that they use their face to open the door, and they all, of course, permitted that, because to go in to your office, you use your face to open the door, it's more convenient, it's fast, and it's more secure.
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"It's your house, open the door!" the NFL star says as Tammy stares at him in disbelief.
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What that means is forcing open the door for ordinary people, for working people, for young people.
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Harris is not the first Republican to open the door to a new election in recent days.
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He did, though, open the door for religion to be used as a factor in approving visas.
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Captain Marvel will also open the door for Captain Marvel to help save the day in Endgame.
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That could potentially open the door for Gates to testify against Manafort and others in the future.
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"Trump says he won't open the door but God has the last word," Ulloa told BuzzFeed News.
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To open the door, he used a fingerprint reader that he said he made and programmed himself.
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When I was alone with my niece, I tried to open the door to her telling me.
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They can help open the door and pay it forward to women who don't look like them.
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With a much larger user base, Visa could potentially open the door to millions of new customers.
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They also reminded people that they are not legally required to open the door to ICE officers.
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"He'll use his friendships to open the door for Capitol Ministries throughout the Balkan nations," he said.
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Getting infected with mining malware can also potentially open the door for other strain of malicious code.
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Sumner: Yeah, the door is open when you're making a record—that's when you open the door.
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Robinson throws open the door to the patio, revealing a blacklight "crash site" he had constructed outside.
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Its success, if it lasts, may open the door to deeper co-operation between America and Russia.
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Leaving the U.S. can open the door to a more affordable retirement in an exciting new spot.
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It's unclear what exactly happened that allowed General to initially push open the door to his cell.
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The decision will not open the door to bringing lawsuits over previously-settled claims, the company said.
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"Don't open the door to strangers who say they're looking for someone else," the ministry's statement said.
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It could open the door for insurers to charge sick people and pregnant women much higher premiums.
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For example, it could open the door for cloning people who may not have given their consent.
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Ukraine's Western allies argue that elections would be destabilising and open the door to radicals and populists.
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Conversely, pure technical breakthroughs can prove disappointing, even if they open the door to great future options.
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Users swipe their credit card, open the door to the machine and pick out what they want.
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But Tyler said it was "exceedingly unlikely" that Hammerson would open the door to the French firm.
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Three firefighters managed to surround the car and were able to open the door from the inside.
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The third task, which Kagan called the "most important junior justice responsibility": They must open the door.
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What it means: This could open the door to more net neutrality-related enforcement from the FTC.
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If she learned I am here, she won't open the door to me when I come home.
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With this news Jaha and Clarke…still decide to lock up Bellamy and not open the door.
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It could also open the door to more aggressive transactions in the run up to year end.
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A person's revealing social media post can also open the door for friends and followers to empathize.
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When we exit the building, I hold open the door and wait for him to pass through.
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Political operatives will likely exploit every possible loophole to open the door to tax-deductible dark money.
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Perhaps. But in his letter to Kim, Trump left open the door for a future get together.
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But he left open the door to renewing the diplomatic thaw which had preceded the anticipated talks.
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The impending elections open the door for a possible challenge to Netanyahu, who faces allegations of corruption.
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All of this could open the door to faster adoption of electric or hydrogen fuel cell cars.
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Companies such as CTRL-Labs and Neurable may well open the door to consumer applications fairly quickly.
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A second witness saw Mr. Rodríguez and Lázaro Martínez struggling to open the door of the building.
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The Cuban government might speed reforms and open the door wider to foreign investment, Mr. Entwistle said.
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Opponents of the provision warn that it could open the door to discrimination against the LGBT community.
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But others have warned that a domestic terror law could open the door to First Amendment abuses.
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We swing open the door and find a set of shallow stairs leading up into the cabin.
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When we abandon those rules in our most vulnerable state, we open the door for potential disaster.
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I didn't feel like trying to open the door anymore, so I went to sleep right there.
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He knew that a degree could open the door to a teaching job in the United States.
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In fact, doing just about anything else could open the door to a damaging identity-fraud scam.
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While Gray's bill would open the door for yoga in schools, it would also keep some limitations.
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Democrats and environmentalists argue the practice will open the door to expanded commercial logging and threaten wildlife.
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When Higginbotham refused to open the door, Roberts broke down an exterior shed room with an ax.
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Critics of the legislation claim it will open the door for sweeping discrimination against Mississippi's LGBT minority.
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"I went to open the door and he wasn't standing right there," Ms. Mathis said on Sunday.
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They open the door, and appear at a restaurant on stage — where they proceed to have sex.
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However, it took genuine cultural and political rot to open the door for someone like Donald Trump.
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One day the data gleaned from Mr. Kelly's medical experiments may open the door to new worlds.
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When Miss Knott's relatives, alarmed by her long silence, broke open the door they found her dead.
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"We think this may open the door, so this is the end of this crisis," he said.
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He told them not to open the door and he slid a sheet of paper under it.
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The court also appeared to open the door to a significant rethinking of the Electoral College process.
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Who among us has sat through a slasher without yelling, "Don't open the door!" at least once?
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The Afghan government hopes his return can open the door for tangible peace talks with the Taliban.
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"It drives me crazy to have someone do nothing but open the door all day," she said.
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This would set a model for other countries to follow and open the door to legal accountability.
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He signed an executive order in April that aims to open the door to more offshore drilling.
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Bobby seized on their confusion to insert his key in the lock and deftly open the door.
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You never know who is ready to open the door for you, and change your life forever.
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He said he hopes his trip could potentially open the door for Trump to visit Saudi Arabia.
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I didn't know if the men could force open the door and come in and take me.
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The planned deal, which was approved without conditions, could open the door to other potential industry deals.
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But it leaves open the door to making official some ministries that women currently perform, including celebrating baptisms.
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This will continue to open the door to a wave of new product experiences powered by background location.
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This approach to the passenger space could open the door to a new kind of commercial airline cabin.
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But fake accounts can also propagate abusive behavior, spread fake news, and open the door to advertising fraud.
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"Hopefully this is going to open the door and some Republicans will begin to join us," he added.
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It would open the door to more division and more uncertainty, with all the risks that will entail.
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Seehofer has been a frequent critic of Chancellor Angela Merkel's decision to open the door to the migrants.
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If results are stable, this could open the door for the invention of completely new modes of power.
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"He would open the door for her — all those things that you want from another person," she said.
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When I open the door, the brightly lit box awaits me — a dependable, normal world that keeps turning.
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She imagines all the ways she could open the door when Lawrence will inevitably arrive at the apartment.
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He added that the decision not to sue left open the door for individual Texans to sue Trump.
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Because increased antitrust scrutiny of Microsoft and Windows, which was the original platform monopoly, helped open the door.
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This could open the door to rival app stores, a more competitive landscape for Android, and inevitable fragmentation.
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First, you attempt to open the door: You keep trying: And when the beat drops: I love comedy!
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Too much openness also could open the door to more legal challenges, prolonging already expensive litigation, opponents argue.
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I prop open the door to the outside, hoping the cool fall air will help me chill out.
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Qunun refused to open the door when various officials came to escort her to the Kuwait Airways flight.
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It was Google's somewhat delayed roll out that helped open the door for Amazon's Alexa play on mobile.
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The installation of panic buttons or magnetic locks that open the door in an emergency is one solution.
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The risk that not all robotaxis will serve all destinations could open the door to segregation and discrimination.
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IN THIS NEW ROLE, WHEN DO YOU THINK YOU ARE GOING TO OPEN THE DOOR AND WALK IN?
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A friend of Jones' tried to open the door of the cop car, and several attendees began filming.
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No hello, no smile; she just wordlessly leads him inside without bothering to open the door for him.
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I showed up on set, and as soon I open the door, I see the director and Moira.
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The soldiers who open the door are now teamed with two policemen in navy uniforms and ball caps.
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"With guns drawn, deputies open the door to encounter the suspect … an automated robot vacuum," the statement said.
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He begged for someone to open the door of a house so he could hide, but nobody did.
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She said the president's executive orders open the door for companies to unfairly take advantage of their employees.
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Experts say the leaks could open the door for cybercriminals to use the same tactics to target consumers.
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In the long run, these next-generation networks open the door to rethinking the Internet on territorial lines.
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In the meantime, it argues, a ruling in the government's favor here would open the door to retaliation.
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This moment is made up of the dull light in the front vestibule before I open the door.
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The proposed regulations would allow federal licensing of such facilities, which could open the door for longer stays.
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She was taken into custody after officers from the Police Department's Emergency Service Unit forced open the door.
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"We diplomats agreed we should open the door for (social affairs) ministers to discuss the issue," she added.
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Merkel's decision last year to open the door to record numbers of refugees could rejuvenate an ageing workforce.
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Trump's remarks seemed to open the door to tougher scrutiny from GOP lawmakers on other issues as well.
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On the third day he told me it's time you open the door so I don't break in.
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Blistering issuance conditions in 22018 flung open the door to many of Europe's smaller and lower-rated lenders.
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Customers can also use the smart lock to give family and friends special codes to open the door.
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It's been on my fridge for years, and I see it every time I open the door. #Emerson.
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The suspect that night used a shotgun to shoot open the door to the Closs home, Fitzgerald said.
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OITNB helped open the door for these more hard-hitting series, a Netflix executive Cindy Holland told Variety.
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Trump himself appeared to open the door for talks with North Korea, an option he'd previously ruled out.
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This new strategy could potentially open the door for new employees and increased retention rates in the industry.
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Ministers have argued that a delay would open the door to Brexit being reversed through a second referendum.
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Here's what it means: Bakkt's authorization could open the door for a flurry of institutional investments in cryptos.
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That could open the door for a third case from North Carolina to reach the court next term.
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A receptionist at one Rise Labs' address did not open the door when a reporter called for comment.
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Finalizing the repeal would then open the door to likely lawsuits from environmental groups, Democratic states and others.
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The news reports could open the door to greater government scrutiny and potential regulation of the technology sector.
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First, the budget does technically open the door for Republicans to revisit Obamacare repeal, if they want to.
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She was recovering from minor surgery, so her 26-year-old daughter, Rebecca, rose to open the door.
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If such laws did come into play, it would open the door to interesting private-sector privacy solutions.
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Holding open the door for someone, picking up a dropped pencil, or just smiling at someone passing by.
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Many Christian men believe it's better to limit interacting with women altogether than open the door to temptation.
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He will let you open the door, he'll run out, do his business and come right back in.
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I know, but it took forever to get the thing open, the door, and it did it badly.
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Some party moderates fear he could siphon centrist votes away from Biden and open the door for Sanders.
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For some immigrant advocacy groups, though, even those narrow exceptions would open the door to too many deportations.
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No one was inside, so they grabbed a wooden bench and bashed open the door to get in.
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But the experience in the music store nudged open the door for what became an unusually intimate collaboration.
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He did not mention the banking decree, leaving open the door on a late-night meeting on Thursday.
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One of the men went to open the door to look, and that's when the odor hit them.
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A smart camera pointed at the entrance gate that was supposed to recognize Zhang and open the door.
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I open the door and step in, and touch the intricate pattern of holes in the white fabric.
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Yet McCain has a draft proposal that would open the door to another BRAC and possible base closures.
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But Jackson&aposs ruling could open the door for Congress to haul in all these witnesses — and more.Rep.
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The Netherlands could open the door for other governments to similarly reject any encryption-related legislation, they said.
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Theoretically, a win on tax reform could open the door for further progress on issues like infrastructure spending.
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And the bill's passage will likely open the door for other Democratic-controlled states to do the same.
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If Benchmark forces a more independent board, it will probably open the door to a faster Uber IPO.
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If California wins in court, it would open the door for those other states to take similar actions.
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I wouldn't let people open the door for me, which I now insist my boyfriend do, poor guy!
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It wouldn't automatically strike down any of these, but it could open the door to future court challenges.
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Vance is likely to argue that the hung counts open the door for another prosecution, legal experts said.
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"If we are scared and sit at home, we can't progress and we can't open the door for others."
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Answer the call, open the door and join us for TC Sessions: Enterprise on September 5 in San Francisco.
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But it could still cause some chaos and open the door for Italy to reconsider its relationship with Europe.
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Lewinsky There are presidential scandals that are not devastating in themselves but open the door to something more damaging.
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"With guns drawn, deputies open the door to encounter the suspect…an automated robot vacuum," the sheriff's office said.
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CNBC knocked on the door of her neighbor who creaked open the door halfway and kindly declined to speak.
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When police showed up at his White Plains, New York, apartment, they say he refused to open the door.
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Now all you have to do is muster the strength to go open the door when the Seamless arrives.
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Platforms open the door to new competitors by making it easier for small, agile players to disrupt large markets.
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The debate is controversial because it could open the door for women into the Catholic Church's all-male clergy.
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"They tried to open the door and until we heard them speak we were very scared," she told CNN.
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The killing started when a masked man, dressed in black tactical attire, swung open the door and sprayed bullets.
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Those legal concepts open the door to employers being required to compensate people for injuries caused by their employees.
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Also, sometimes sharing opinions about subjective things like beauty can open the door for subconscious judgement from my friends.
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I would actually be happy to open the door to white South Africans among many who are truly suffering.
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Still, the shift in power could also open the door to cooperation on reducing drug prices or improving infrastructure.
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Those devices have helped mainstream consumer AI and open the door to wide-scale adoption of connected home products.
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If confirmed, the Conseil d'Etat's stance would open the door to a major extension of gay rights in France.
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A Macron win would also open the door to a change in tone at the European Central Bank level.
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He finally gets her to open the door, where she stands in a bright red dress and big sneakers.
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Canada's experience suggests that getting citizens involved can allow governments to open the door to refugees a little wider.
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Some worry that Trump's platform would open the door to selling off public land and more mining and drilling.
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Perhaps most of all, ranchers fear that a monument will open the door to endless lawsuits by environmental groups.
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Some scientists believe an approval could open the door to other treatments that correct flaws in the inherited genome.
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The important takeaway is that CETA will open the door to preferential access to Canadian CETA goods in Europe.
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With an antsy electorate, though, the uncertainty could open the door to newcomers casting themselves as agents of change.
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But seeking to improve mental health with self-care or talk therapy can open the door to better sleep.
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This helped open the door for black female mathematicians, who were recruited through job bulletin boards and newspaper ads.
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Such attacks "waste energies that should be used against terrorism ... and open the door to side conflicts," it said.
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But President Trump signed an executive order in April that aims to open the door to more offshore drilling.
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"There's some things that could open the door, but I'm not projecting or predicting it right now," he said.
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"When you open the door, there's that rush of air, always that same kind of stale smell," he said.
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Conrad didn't dare open the door and said to his wife, 'Don't worry he will probably go away soon.
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Omid, also known as Safir, pushes open the door of a café in Tehran, the capital city of Iran.
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Many analysts worry the withdrawal of the US from the treaty will open the door to an arms race.
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If the justices rule in Ohio's favor, that could open the door for other states to implement similar rules.
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The Obama administration's inaction helped open the door to the 21st-century hypersonic contest America finds itself in today.
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As they continued asking the same question, Kushner kept trying to open the door as if something might change.
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But doing so could open the door for Mr. Kim to accuse Mr. Trump of reneging on his promises.
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"Understanding that could open the door to much bigger things than just making a single device," Dr. Palmer said.
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I fling open the door, Not prepared for what's in store, But I know this adventure won't end well.
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The principal, Steve Bartoo, was called to the classroom and said he used a key to open the door.
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Finally, when the beat of Sugar Hill Gang's "Rapper's Delight" dropped, he pushed open the door with a wave.
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"When I arrived, a police officer kicked open the door of the house, and soldiers rushed in, shooting," Mrs.
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If 51 senators support calling witnesses, that would open the door to both sides making motions for specific individuals.
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But in the last two weeks, several have started to open the door to Sessions' removal after the election.
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The move, following a detailed review, is likely to open the door to the deployment of several thousand troops.
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Under American law, failure to issue the certification would open the door for Congress to reimpose sanctions on Iran.
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" Kramer continued, "We decided to open the door into what happened and woah did we let it all out.
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What's next: Each side blamed the other for the derailment but also left open the door to continue talks.
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If no one answers, but I clearly hear raging going on inside, I go ahead and open the door.
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And the major couldn't take him out because the law says you can't open the door until it's over.
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RESA is a completely bipartisan way to open the door to increased savings for workers in the new economy.
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That day, investigators broke open the door of his mansion on East Seventy-first Street and searched the interior.
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The stock split will open the door to retail investors as well, boosting liquidity and underpinning valuations, analysts said.
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So a Franken departure could open the door for other gubernatorial candidates, including state Auditor Rebecca Otto, state Rep.
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He looked at the card until I put it in, and I didn't open the door all the way.
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So yes, let's commend and congratulate Kremer and Storm for cracking open the door to the NFL (streaming) booth.
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Earlier this week, Argentina's agricultural ministry announced that China would open the door for imports of Argentinian soybean meal.
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Blic, a Serbian daily newspaper, said that locksmiths discovered her body in her apartment after forcing open the door.
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Just after 22018:030am, Berlin police reportedly broke open the door of the anarchist library with an angle grinder.
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If the "total damages" standard is left unchanged, it would open the door to more patent trolls, they predicted.
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Their discoveries also open the door for scientists to create even heavier, perhaps useful, synthetic elements in the future.
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" This time around when I would go, people would open the door and they'd see me ..." Oh, it's Lisa.
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Parliament's vote could open the door to a "brighter future" or condemn the country to more division, she said.
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The prospect also begs the question if whether it would open the door of less mainstream candidates on both sides.
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So when you can't even open the door, try arming yourself with the True Temper 18-inch Ergonomic Mountain Mover.
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"All I did was open the door, and she ran the race on her own accord," Hamlin told Runner's World.
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Why it matters: This revamped waiver process will open the door to more conservative proposals that primarily benefit healthier consumers.
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When Palantir employees inside refused to open the door or accept the letter, the protesters taped it to the door.
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Crucially, these off-market plans would open the door for people with preexisting health conditions to be charged higher rates.
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If you're cracking a safe for others, always let them open the door to protect yourself from accusations of theft.
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I open the door to the backyard, let him out, and then lure him back to bed with a toy.
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If these organizations can win battles in one state, it could easily open the door to successes in other states.
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So that may open the door to what I see as the real role of politics, a dynamic responsive way.
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A close above 3,026 will validate a record high breakout and likely open the door to a new leg higher.
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Yet Johnson left open the door to abandoning Trump should he look more and more poisonous to down-ballot candidates.
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It also allows them to open the door to an office they've booked with a pincode delivered to their smartphones.
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Plus, they open the door to new form factors, like a scroll-like device, wearables, or a hybrid phone/tablet.
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To do so would open the door to a further dismantling of what is – in name, anyway – the European Union.
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Perhaps, it is suggested, America's new president will open the door to a new golden age of Anglo-Saxon friendship.
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Open the door, and enter a second mural, this time of a magical forest with branches protruding in three dimensions.
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To belabor the obvious pun: Feed is hoping that Sesame will open the door for bigger and more lucrative things.
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But Rubin of the IRC assured me that Texas's withdrawal may even open the door to a better resettlement process.
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Which does open the door to problematic data linkages down the line, and all sorts of unintended dots being joined.
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Syria's opposition has warned the government may open the door just enough to defuse international pressure before restricting access again.
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He said that the ECB could open the door to raising rates before the end of its quantitative easing program.
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Bernanke used his Jackson Hole address in 303 to open the door to a second round of massive bond buying.
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What if you open the door to the museum, and suddenly there's no sense of place, no sense of time?
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Two flight attendants tried to subdue Hudek but were pushed away, and he continued his attempt to open the door.
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There were 5 gunmen, posing as cops, who threatened the concierge and made him open the door to her room.
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U.S. and Mexican officials say they will push for a deal that could open the door for Canada to return.
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And just maybe, this could open the door to selecting new default apps for email, maps, music, and so on.
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"WHAT'LL IT BE, GOOD SIR?" a voice boomed from behind the counter, seconds after Fred had pushed open the door.
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Only then can we begin to willfully resist their draw — and open the door to a new and healthier reality.
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Withdrawing from the treaty, conversely, will open the door to a new and unconstrained competition, threatening US-Russian nuclear stability.
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We'd open the door, all excited, and some teenager would be standing on the porch in jeans and a sweatshirt.
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Trump announced last week he was withdrawing from the summit but left open the door to future talks with Kim.
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He understood that control over people's attention was the key which, when turned, would usually open the door to power.
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Some community organizations have told immigrants to not open the door to government officials unless they come with a warrant.
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That officer reached into the car to open the door and repeatedly told her to step out of the car.
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The ice breaker is apparently designed to help open the door in case it gets stuck in very cold weather.
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Eleven major companies are urging Tennessee lawmakers to reject legislation they say would open the door to anti-LGBTQ discrimination.
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When the new "Inaba" first came to visit, Mana was in her room, as usual, and wouldn't open the door.
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Ingraham's guest, Kentucky State professor Wilford Reilly, said reparations would open the door to Native Americans calling for the same.
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It's up to you to now open the door, to now leave it open for everybody to flood the place.
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Aid organizations hope the Singapore summit will open the door for emergency aid to flow more easily into the country.
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Some scientists believe that the approval could open the door to other treatments that correct flaws in the inherited genome.
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Scaling up carbon capture technology would set the stage for cost reductions that could open the door for new industries.
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The Executor vanishes, and I open the door into the street and see, in front of me, a second Executor.
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Pelosi herself has been reticent to open the door to impeachment and questioned the point of an inquiry this week.
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I recently lost a friend who was blown away immediately as he tried to open the door of his house.
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But I couldn't think of a way to get them to open the door and not look in the room.
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The absence of data may hardly be accident: Why would a hospital want to open the door to such scrutiny?
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At one point, the dancers open the door and people trickle in, unsure whether the performance is over or not.
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The stalemate has kept Congress from passing an immigration reform bill that would open the door to another mass legalization.
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This hands-off approach has left open the door to fraud, abuse and poor performance in the for-profit industry.
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Angel Cordero and neighbor Charles Ramsey kicked open the door to find Amanda Berry and her 22013-year-old daughter.
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"This should really open the door to a lot more gene therapies coming on the market quickly," Mr. Werner said.
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That could open the door to competitors like Microsoft Teams, Cisco's WebEx and even Slack to win over Zoom's customers.
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And, as in Europe and the United States, underperformance and inequality open the door to populists on left and right.
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"Only open the door for someone else if you know the shooter is not in the area," Dr. Dietz said.
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She said she tells them, "The person on your doorknob helped open the door for somebody else to get freedom."
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The House recently passed a bipartisan retirement bill that could open the door to a new retirement option: complex annuities.
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More Brexit news: Britain's main opposition party is backing a proposal that could open the door to a second referendum.
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The question, they said, is whether his mixed messages will open the door further for China's incursions in the region.
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This conversation starter helps open the door to a discussion about each person's needs, and areas where you can compromise.
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The Sunday letter could open the door to that pile-on — or it could provide an end-run around it.
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By nudging open the door between those spaces, he became a symbol of the hybrid energy already flowing between them.
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That helped open the door to the military coup that unseated him and which was initially welcomed by many Gambians.
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The decline will open the door for a transition from "overall containment to targeted containment," Mi said, according to Reuters.
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"I tried to open the door, but the handle was so hot, I couldn't even touch it," Mr. Keszey said.
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As I entered the access code and pushed open the door on Saturday afternoon, I felt a silence envelop me.
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That decision in turn helped open the door for Turkey to launch an offensive against the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
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A border officer slid open the door and checked every traveler's documentation, calling out their names one at a time.
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It's not the type of revealer that flings open the door to realization, or at least it wasn't for me.
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When she was able to open the door, she saw the interior was nearly completely dark, according to the affidavit.
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Donenfeld expects the official release in a few weeks, which should open the door to wider use by VPN providers.
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The UN ruling is not binding but could open the door for future climate change asylum seekers, asylum advocates said.
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"This in turn would help open the door for more major economies to put forward ambitious climate plans in 2020."
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Robust economic data could open the door to more aggressive interest rate increases by the U.S. Federal Reserve this year.
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Allison just hopes that the lawsuit will open the door for other women to make it further than she did.
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Earlier this month, he seemed to open the door to his serving in a Netanyahu-led government despite earlier refusals.
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Earlier this month, he seemed to open the door to his serving in a Netanyahu-led government despite earlier refusals.
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The death of a parent could open the door to poverty, neglect and abuse or — a happier plot point — inheritance.
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In November, 20 Yellow Vests tried to force open the door of deputy Christophe Lejeune's house in the Haute-Saone.
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But if we tolerate the supposedly "good" billionaires in politics, we inevitably leave open the door for the bad ones.
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The settlements end years of uncertainty over the future of CBS and could potentially open the door to future deals.
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"Our view is that they open the door to two cuts but they don't actually walk through it," said Goldberg.
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Iranian officials hoped the move would cool tensions and open the door for negotiations, according to sources speaking to Reuters.
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This is what has changed, and it will open the door to a much more intelligence-based era of computing.
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Likewise, he can't charter them out because it will open the door to criticism that he's getting a POTUS premium.
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To bring light to the end of the cyber security tunnel, companies need to open the door to new technologies.
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If you want to open the door from the inside, you will have to push the button on the door frame.
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The sound bite acts as doorway into longer content; Clammr is working on stronger recommendation capabilities to open the door further.
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That doesn't mean you can't make money off them, but it does open the door for more uncertainty, and more mischief.
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He attempts to open the door and reuse his "no princess" line again, only this time Dee Dee has had it.
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"Once you open the door, you might wonder what other kinds of things we would be looking for," Calo told Reuters.
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She died, Majid said, when US forces blew open the door to his brother's house, mistakenly believing there were militants inside.
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That's a big deal because if it happens, it could open the door for women into the all-boys clergy club.
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I open the door for him, still half asleep, and let him do his thing as I prepare my usual breakfast.
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Some of them would open the door to Inna's room and then apologize, pretending that they had come in by mistake.
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It will most likely be up to the US to open the door if talks on any solution are to restart.
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But they're nudging open the door to the industry, and slowly accustoming people to letting robots take care of their food.
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But now, there's a new protein on the block—and it may open the door to curing a devastating genetic disease.
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"There are indications that he was told to open the door, yes, or come out with his hands up," Rovella said.
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Dmitriev said it was an "important milestone" that he expected to open the door for many other Russian companies to list.
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It could also open the door for creating a new religious protection for abortion, even if they do lose this round.
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Others, including Mr Lombana, would rather convene an assembly to rewrite the constitution, which might open the door to risky changes.
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The European Central Bank (ECB) will next week open the door to an interest rate cut for September, economists have predicted.
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It can drive autonomously and, as we saw, park itself or pick you up and even open the door for you.
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So we have to encourage the people who are currently in power, who are of one gender, to open the door.
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Trump allies pushing to impeach Rod Rosenstein, but could the plan open the door for Democrats to go after President Trump?
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The plan would also open the door to Chapter 9 municipal bankruptcy while protecting general obligation bondholders with a statutory lien.
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Putting a Felica chip in the iPhone could also open the door to similar tap-to-pay modes in other countries.
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A few days later he came by and forced open the door of my shop, came in, and refused to leave.
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Setting aside Destiny won't just free up your schedule for healthier activities, it'll also open the door for new gaming experiences.
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A Macron win would also "open the door to a change in tone at the European Central Bank level," Juvyns added.
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Human rights groups warned the law could open the door to abuses by the military, already accused of human rights violations.
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Or to neatly rest on a closet shelf with no chance of falling out the next time you open the door.
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The dogs, who could see and hear the owners through the door, could also reach them by nudging open the door.
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A plan that only covers women, she argues, will only open the door to more gender-based discrimination in the workplace.
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Her husband was away at the time and the assailants broke into the house after Qaisi refused to open the door.
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As the train pulls in to our station, Ernests puts out his hand to open the door then snatches it back.
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Every time we were stopped the police would open the door and shake Patron's hand—with big grins on their faces.
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But Cruz's stance may open the door to legislative action, which has proven tricky because the issue is so highly politicized.
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My mother's love was strong and welcoming and accepting, and she used it to help open the door to my recovery.
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Sanders has blown open the door to single-payer, which necessarily allows a lot of dangerous GOP opposition to fly in.
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The paucity of top-notch free agent starters might swing open the door for a lively trade market for rotation pitchers.
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The SWAT team member quietly set explosives to blow open the door, hoping not to arouse the shooter's suspicions, said Newton.
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The EPA's proposal, released publicly in June, came under criticism that it would open the door to widespread uses of asbestos.
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The baking rack automatically slides out when you open the door, making it easy to pull out your hot baked goods.
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That will open the door too to more questions of how the company will handle privacy and personal data longer term.
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And it's also pushing to open the door to the indefinite detention of migrant children and their families near the border.
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The implications of the administration's legal arguments — awful as they are for LGBT people – open the door to even more discrimination.
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The ECJ ruling could now open the door to 2 million others seeking repayment from banks, consumer lobby group Adicae said.
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In the event that an enterprise admin's workstation is compromised it could open the door to yet another mass credentials breach.
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Fisher lets me press the red button to open the door, and Alex Rodriguez, Fisher's right-hand man, swings it open.
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" She continues, "And I open the door [to the party] and I was like, 'Merry Christmas!' and there was Ben Stiller.
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Since it doesn't draw well, I open the door a crack, which circulates air through the room and up the chimney.
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Doing so will throw open the door to an optimistic future as we rebuild and strengthen American world leadership in space.
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That could open the door for other competitors to beat the company to the market with similar — and potentially superior — products.
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Once they do that, they will make fortunes, disrupt businesses — and open the door to a host of potential new problems.
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This order leaves open the door to other countries being added to the list of banned nations in the near future.
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It left open the door for regulation, but at the moment, there doesn't seem to be any serious movement for change.
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On the third house, a middle-aged woman cracked open the door to say "it's a no" and promptly shut it.
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Currently, new caregiving workers receive only about two weeks of job training; expanding that could open the door to broader responsibilities.
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Lifting the ban could open the door for some big-ticket ventures including the $5.9 billion Tampakan copper and gold mine.
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I would have given it 5 stars, except for the controls being right in the front when I open the door.
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He did, however, leave open the door just a smidgen to allowing for some wiggle room for a late tee time.
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They finally figured out how to open the door (lovingly called the zombie door) this week and take a look inside.
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It is widely expected to follow the lead of the European Central Bank and open the door to future rate cuts.
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The amendment would end NV Energy's monopoly on electricity and would open the door for a market of competing energy providers.
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This would-be killer, he said, pointed a pistol at the jail guard's head and demanded that he open the door.
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Video of the episode showed repeated efforts by those inside and outside the car to open the door, to no avail.
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That could open the door for prosecutors to bring criminal charges against AMI relating to its role in Trump's 2016 campaign.
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And the U.S. has warned that the company's government ties could open the door to espionage — an accusation Huawei strongly denies.
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If we can open the door into the dark place and use this show to do it, that can be positive.
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Doing so could open the door for more oil and gas drilling and uranium mining, bringing in additional state tax revenue.
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Prosecutor Michael Crimp told the court how Haines "lunged" to open the door of the plane, which was carrying 206 passengers.
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Her OnlyFans partnership, however, might open the door to future naked philanthropic efforts, as she has hinted at in her tweets.
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The bottom line of all this is that while you're on the ground, it can be possible to open the door.
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Some analysts wonder if it could open the door to the court's taking up cases in that and other sweeping conflicts.
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"My daughter says he's the one who on Halloween would open the door and give them lots of sweets," she recalled.
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The Colts are the main obstacle, but an off season or an injury for quarterback Andrew Luck could open the door.
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The Colts are the main obstacle, but an off season or an injury for quarterback Andrew Luck could open the door.
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If Sessions stepped down, it would open the door for Trump to appoint a replacement open to dismissing the special counsel.
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It takes three separate people to open the door -- a lottery security agent, a representative from MUSL, and an independent auditor.
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In the United States, Attorney General Jeff Sessions left open the door to potential US involvement when asked about Khashoggi's disappearance.
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In Akron's next two possessions, Johnson made only one of four free-throw attempts to open the door for Ohio State.
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Such actions sow fear in Latino communities, and open the door to racial profiling and the civil rights violations of Hispanics.
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What the bill does do, however, is open the door for ISPs to sell customer data to advertisers in the future.
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With stable conditions, 300 years later, we could open the door and the film would be happy and in good shape.
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Then I watched him open the door about halfway, look at me, and snag the food as quickly as he could.
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And if they completed the full program, they would have certifications that could open the door with any employer they chose.
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And while Disclosure's debut album held open the door for Alunageorge, it never gave Eliza Doolittle much of a career boost.
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Emboldened, I intersected a well-groomed, seemingly 20-something blonde woman as she tried to open the door to the gym.
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That would open the door to in-person approaches, physical surveillance or attempts at installing digital tracking tools on their devices.
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Activists hope the measures will open the door to other improvements for marine mammals in captivity across the country — and beyond.
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You can't open the door to the Lower East Side gallery Chapter NY right now without bumping into a wall of plexiglass.
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Pena said she hoped this would open the door for prosecuting sexual violence beyond rape, such as sexual slavery or forced marriage.
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Store fruits and veggies in the back of the freezer, so they don't get partially thawed when you do open the door.
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According to Metro US, the pony pair escaped after a particularly nasty gust of wind blew open the door to their barn.
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If that's true, and the agency is satisfied, the company could open the door to other applications of genetic sterile insect technologies.
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"If the winning time at the worlds is 9.8, they open the door for him (Gatlin)," said Boldon, now an NBC analyst.
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The researchers theorized that dogs would both open the door more often and quicker when they were confronted with a crying owner.
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But while more dogs didn't open the door more often in the crying scenario, they were quicker to respond when they did.
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The openers "were able to suppress their own distress response, thus enabling them to open the door more quickly," the authors speculated.
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One thing working against Matthews: Marner and Nylander may steal votes and open the door for Laine or someone else to win.
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The proposal, which is still at an early stage, could open the door to physical casinos over the long term, Bloomberg said.
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Boris Johnson, the frontrunner to replace May, said the rise of the Brexit Party could open the door to a Corbyn government.
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At the same time, he suggested that suspending the military exercises with Seoul could open the door to talks and reduced tensions.
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Mr Corbyn is more relaxed than Mrs May about migration, which might open the door to a slightly better deal on trade.
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Meantime, this news should open the door for the E Ink device's ability to help collect some meaningful information for medical researchers.
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But if it's not, then why choose Tucker Carlson's show on Fox News to open the door wide for Clinton running again?
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I alerted the officer in the control booth and asked her to send another guard with a key to open the door.
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My $700-a-month room was so small that I couldn't fully open the door because the bed got in the way.
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"The court left open the door to surveillance as long as the primary function of the device was intact," Mr. Soghoian said.
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Couriers are instructed to open the door as little as possible, slide the packages in, and not enter the home if possible.
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"On normal days, I would open the door and my family comes, runs and give me a hug," he told the station.
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Meanwhile, Congress continues to mull over legislation that could open the door wide for more self-driving cars to hit the road.
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Did you open the door near the beribboned but working telephone booth in the corner between the decorated lady's and men's rooms?
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The man made it past crew after assaulting multiple Jetstar employees, then tried prying open the door to a Sydney-bound aircraft.
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However a further lifting of sanctions could open the door for Cuban rum to be imported into the U.S for commercial purposes.
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Because Sessions doesn't rely on "bad" unauthorized immigrants to make his point, he doesn't open the door for sympathy toward "good" ones.
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Explorations into both primordial history and our genetically altered future can open the door for exciting innovations in the field of genetics.
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And more broadly, they worry that including any gun-related language would open the door for Democrats to offer gun control amendments.
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Past South Korean governments have agreed, but the Supreme Court said the treaty left open the door for individuals to seek recompense.
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Anthem, which sells Obamacare plans in 220 states this year, left open the door to dropping out of other states next year.
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The victims may have rushed up the stairs to escape the blaze and found themselves unable to open the door, it added.
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A return to school could open the door to a more lucrative career or generate a salary bump in your current field.
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Sammy yelled out to them to go to the back of the van and open the door, but they never made it.
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But Dr. Hughes hopes his efforts will open the door for better sound propagation technology, such as lighter, more efficient sonar devices.
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Airboats, built to skim atop the calf-deep water with their flat bottoms and back-seat propellers, helped crack open the door.
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Doing so would "open the door" to closer military cooperation, he said, and access to Cam Ranh Bay would most likely follow.
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This eclipse in Leo will stir up deep emotional pain, but it will also open the door for deep healing and transformation.
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At this point, Andrew gets behind a door -- supposedly while holding their son -- and you hear Amber demanding he open the door.
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"A close above 3,026 will validate a record-high breakout and likely open the door to a new leg higher," he added.
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The woman who lived there refused to open the door, and she stood silently on the other side while Leslie introduced herself.
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"Thank you, Senator Lautenberg, for helping open the door to America," he wrote in an opinion piece for U.S. News & World Report.
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The Kings believe Katie was spooked by thunder, and bolted from the hotel room after figuring out how to open the door.
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On Tuesday, the Senate voted to start debate on their fiscal 85033 budget, which will also open the door to tax reform.
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" Martin, who had been in the bathroom, threw open the door and proposed another topic: "What is this show going to be?
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By revealing the Taliban's real intentions in this way, such two-party talks might open the door to talks among Afghan parties.
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We should talk directly to the Taliban to open the door to a political outcome in Afghanistan that secures our national interests.
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That could open the door to privatizing the accounts, some experts said, an idea that was floated during George W. Bush's administration.
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"I asked them directly how this would affect their ability to respond or whether they would even open the door," he said.
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He was scratching so she would open the door to investigate the noise and then he'd kill her, probably with hedge clippers.
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More embrace the notion of "meaningful human control" but do so in a way that leaves open the door to such weapons.
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The new rules would end that settlement and would likely open the door to an expansion of detention centers across the country.
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Officers eventually forced open the door, untied her and kept her wrapped in a blanket as they put her in an ambulance.
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"Do not open the door all the way — keep the glass between you and the guest's face — just reach out your arm."
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"My daughter says he's the one who on Halloween would open the door and give them lots of sweets," Ms. Sekyejwe recalled.
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"If we open the door of witness, I think Adam Schiff, he's a fact witness, and the whistleblower certainly is," Cramer said.
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It's not only a way to expose frivolous charges; the process could also reveal human errors or open the door to negotiations.
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Such steps, they say, could open the door to a flourishing community of data market makers, aggregating individuals' data and negotiating sales.
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The man yelled to Murphy that he needed an ambulance, calling out "I'm sick, I'm sick," however, she didn't open the door.
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Opponents of the bill have argued that it could open the door to widespread discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals.
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Thus weakened, Trump's departure by impeachment or other means would also open the door of the Oval Office to the vice president.
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She made that case to the East Longmeadow Town Council, hoping councilors would open the door to refugees shut out of Springfield.
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Ortagus said the delegations made progress during the talks, including previewing several new initiatives that could open the door to future progress.
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"We got up and ran towards the car, my friend pulled open the door and we both held onto the attacker."—ROBBIE!
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At least 50 countries oppose Maduro and support the opposition leader, but Guaido's return could also open the door to his arrest.
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But strategists say a deal is the most likely outcome and could open the door to further Bank of Canada rate increases.
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The order's publication will open the door for state attorneys general and advocacy groups to launch lawsuits aimed at preserving the rules.
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Read more " _____ • From Politico: "The demise of the Republican plan [...] could open the door for bipartisan efforts to rescue the individual market.
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At Black Rock last week, he started to open the door to show off his studio but the manager waved him away.
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What we're trying to do, what we want to do, to close the door to conflict and open the door to diplomacy.
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They open the door to an industry that would like you to work for it, with it, and ultimately have faith in it.
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The bottom line is that Trump's victory is going to open the door to an entirely new set of candidates for higher office.
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The remarks seemed to open the door to the possibility of a rate cut, and major government bond yields dropped as a result.
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But Apple and civil liberties groups argue that approving the FBI's request would open the door to more problematic requests in the future.
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When she opened the door with her other hand, the heavy winds swung open the door, and the girl went flying with it.
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"When I tried to get out all the power in the car had gone haywire, and I couldn't open the door," Lindsay said.
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As China cracks open the door further to its massive financial market, a handful of foreign firms are pulling ahead of the pack.
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Deliveries become much more convenient when one doesn't have to wait at home to open the door or worry about leaving stuff outside.
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I want to have a shower, to rinse the smell of the hospital's disinfectant off my skin, but instead I open the door.
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At first Olsen was reluctant to open the door, thinking it was a scammer, because she didn't have phone service to order anything.
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"These flights open the door to a new world of travel and opportunities for our customers," said Oscar Munoz, United's chief executive officer.
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"Because we're a young team, we have to learn how to open the door and get in," star forward Giannis Antetokounmpo told reporters.
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Being able to form liquids in this new manner could open the door to materials that crystallize in ways we've never seen before.
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But it does open the door to more people getting badges on Instagram, and doing its part to improve trust on the service.
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Journalists and free speech advocates worry that the "computer intrusion" charge could open the door for the government to go after news publications.
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"When you open the door to this there are too make people trying to take advantage of desperation to make money," he said.
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So these little two pet Golden Retrievers would actually open the door, like help her get out because then she feeds them treats.
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Take this little squirrel, who went out of its way to greet the UPS driver when the homeowner didn't initially open the door.
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Click "open" and then click a door and you'll open the door; select "look at" if you want to investigate a dead body.
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Though the attack is hard to pull off, SideStepper shows how common corporate practices can open the door to otherwise impossible iOS attacks.
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The order will also open the door to lawsuits from environmentalists, who will certainly ask the courts to keep Obama's climate work intact.
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All you need to do is open the door to your future, whether that's a Chris Tarrant level pay-off or inner peace.
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Kushner's meetings open the door to ask whether he discussed this issue with Russian officials and whether he was aware of such intervention.
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GRADE: C I felt pretty optimistic about driving when the gauntlets allowed me to use my fob and open the door as usual.
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The transitional government has been working on removing Sudan from the U.S. sponsors of terrorism list to potentially open the door for investment.
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"As soon as they open the door I turned around, seen all those guns to pointed at me," Renck told CNN affiliate WDEF.
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If it held up, it would certainly open the door to a more expansive view of what is actually permissible under the ACA.
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Foes of looser rules said the proposed changes open the door to weapons landing in the wrong hands and pose a reputational risk.
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This would open the door to greater geopolitical influence by strategic competitors of the United States undermining its political, nonproliferation and security goals.
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Etheridge let himself in quietly, not releasing the catch of the lock until he'd pulled it to and could open the door soundlessly.
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The first time it snowed, I threw open the door and told Morsi to run as far as he wanted into the forest.
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In doing so, she could also open the door for true bipartisanship and new coalitions that could loosen the current bonds of bipartisanship.
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Sand Hill Road's investors will open the door, he said, but few are willing to write a big check for a first round.
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"If we can manage to get through there, then I think that can open the door up to a move higher," Dragicevich said.
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The ERA's opponents argued that the amendment would be harmful to women, increase abortion rights, and open the door to same-sex marriage.
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He slides open the door to a walk-in closet and the journalist sees a collection of silks, furs, scarves and lamé jackets.
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Does this open the door for a more proactive effort by the US-led coalition to protect Syrian civilians from the Assad regime?
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I want to open the door for them should they ever want to leave the life they are currently having in sex work.
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And while the car's exterior can get a shopper to open the door, an eye-catching and comfortable chair can close the sale.
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That may open the door wider for his closest competitors, U.S. Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren – or another rival - to seize momentum.
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Mr. Banks's girlfriend, Zsakeria Mathis, 23, had been waiting for Mr. Banks because he had called and asked her to open the door.
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When Facebook's content moderation guidelines are already under scrutiny, would giving moderators more context open the door for more criticism, particularly from conservatives?
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One change would open the door for complex annuity products to become part of your employer's retirement offerings, but that's just one provision.
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Their meeting could open the door to a truce between the world's two largest economies, which have been in an escalating trade dispute.
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He said on Thursday on Twitter he hoped "the crisis is over" and the France visit would open the door to a solution.
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He added that further "dynamic" developments in the U.S. and South America had cemented the decision to open the door to the postponement.
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You open the door, and there she is canvassing, clipboard in hand, and maybe you give a wild yawp of recognition and excitement.
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It's all been updated for 2020, including new retractable door handles, which are cool but take an extra second to open the door.
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"What they want to do, it's going to open the door for a lot of my students," said Sergio Caceres, the school's principal.
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When an inmate demanded that a rookie guard open the door, the guard thought he was letting the inmate back into his cell.
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Even worse, fractional licensing would open the door to the same troll-like behavior that has plagued the world of patents for years.
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According to Little Cow, Kwok had gone to open the door when the phone dropped to the floor and the line went dead.
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"I know there are some who feel if we open the door, we'd have tons of witnesses and court battles," Mr. Romney said.
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Returning to the gray house, Ms. Garver fumbles in the dark to open the door while holding the tray of still-hot food.
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But GOP senators worry that would then open the door for Democrats to call Mulvaney, Bolton and other senior Trump advisers to testify.
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Most people knock on the door of their dreams once, then run away before anyone has a chance to the open the door.
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This one simple act, however, can open the door to a more accepting and inclusive health-care culture for a long neglected population.
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Smiling and surprising his own aides, Trump flung open the door and inviting his friends to make comments about the China trade deal.
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I encourage my employees to conduct personal brainstorms often in order to generate creative thinking, encourage development and open the door to inspiration.
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But if no agreement can be reached, Marrero left open the door to continue delaying enforcement of the subpoena for Trump's tax returns.
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Their wins open the door for new gun control laws, an increased minimum wage and other progressive measures that Republicans had previously blocked.
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Democrats countered that the bill would open the door to a mining project that, under extensive study, was found to be environmentally disastrous.
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I'm skittish right now to even write that I was about to tweet that, because it cracks open the door for spoiler fetishists.
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But critics argue that it's a special-interest giveaway that could open the door to a new wave of reckless financial activity. Sen.
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The latest sales lifted hopes for an initial deal to ease the trade dispute and open the door for bigger U.S. soybean exports.
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Honest debate could open the door to a search for solutions and provide an on-ramp for progress among those who have least.
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We should strive to strengthen our cyber defenses and those of our close allies, not open the door to our most vile intruders.
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Immigration lawyers say a deportation order is not an arrest order and people do not have to open the door to immigration agents.
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What we're trying to do, what we want to do, is to close the door to conflict and open the door to diplomacy.
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They might even open the door for new forms of addiction and compulsive behavior, as we've seen with the internet and video games.
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The court ruling could also open the door for Verizon, AT&T'S main rival, to bid for a media company, UBS' Hodulik added.
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The trouble, an American satirist wrote, is that when the "gallant" Commodore Perry kicked open the door, we didn't go in; they came out.
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Although this amendment doesn't make anything illegal, it could open the door to the criminalization of some forms of contraception and in-vitro fertilization.
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Cukor appears to be holding open the door to the building during the conversation, and he tells Michel he's going to call the police.
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"Take the cupboard into space, or flood whole room with water, then open the door and the plates will just float out," one posted.
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In the clip, the bear is shown getting onto its hind legs to open the door to the Donner Pass Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Facility.
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And, he adds, given Switch's design, it could open the door for future system upgrades, rather than having to reinvent how gamers access games.
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But the victory could open the door for other victims of guerrilla violence looking to use blocked or hidden narco-cash to satisfy judgements.
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That could open the door to the US military cooperating and coordinating with the Russian military in the skies over Syria, the official said.
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The new proposal, from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, would open the door for emails and texts, and not limit how many collectors send.
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Like the Trump administration, it decided to open the door for businesses to form their own associations and buy health insurance as a group.
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The Trump campaign — with its angry, "truth telling," transgressive style — might open the door to a less hidebound, more honest politics in the future.
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But tech lobbying groups have also said they would fight any legislative proposals that could open the door to a flurry of consumer lawsuits.
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However, despite rising trade tension hitting global growth, less trade between China and the United States would open the door to increased trade elsewhere.
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To do so would effectively justify violence against anybody with a different view, they say, and open the door to dangerous polarization and censorship.
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One of the fears about any changes to the South African Reserve Bank's mandate is that it could open the door to political meddling.
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Besides the competition problems I outlined above, they open the door for carriers to limit generic data pools, pressuring subscribers to buy extra subscriptions.
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He then said he had explosives and if they didn't open the door of the cockpit he would blow up the plane, officials said.
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But more importantly, he says, this research is going to open the door for more work into how the youngest babies think and reason.
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One campaign advertisement released before the election in 2015 suggested that a Labour government would open the door to the jihadists of Islamic State.
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Such cuts harm taxpayers first and foremost, Ms. Olson said, and further open the door to unregulated and untrained preparers preying on vulnerable taxpayers.
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Gaining greater board control may open the door to an Oi exit from the firm, though that process will take some time, Brandao said.
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Diess showed off some of the cars features including the ability to open the door just by moving your hand in front of it.
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Otherwise, he said, slowing growth and a lag-effect from tax cuts could open the door for further economic disappointment and hurt corporate earnings.
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The purpose of our direct-action program is to create a situation so crisis-packed that it will inevitably open the door to negotiation.
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The lawsuit describes how the man tried to flee but was unable to open the door to his garage as the electricity had failed.
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"The most overwhelming memory of my dad was him pounding on my door, telling me to open the door of the bedroom," Erik recalls.
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If approval for PTSD treatment does move forward as hoped, it could open the door to an entire new wave of psychedelic-assisted therapies.
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"It doesn't have to be a therapist that you're suggesting, but help to open the door to solutions that are directed," Dr. Bonior says.
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By refusing to do so, the state turned away federal funding that would essentially open the door for more people to access health care.
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Why it matters: The groups argue that Wellmark's actions could open the door for other insurance agencies to dodge paying for pre-existing illnesses.
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The president said this week on Twitter he hoped "the crisis is over" and the France visit would open the door to a solution.
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Sources said the speed of such exchanges often open the door to more lax protection of consumer data than would otherwise be the norm.
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It's another thing entirely if it can be hacked to prevent you from opening your door or allowing a burglar to open the door.
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Huawei will be hoping that by getting Section 889 of the NDAA scrapped, it could open the door for conversations with the U.S. government.
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And we must also launch a nationwide technical training program to open the door of opportunity to millions of workers already in the workforce.
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They grab his arms and drag him to the portal to take him back home, open the door, and bodily toss him through it.
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The state says these short-term rentals open the door for landlords to operate illegal hotels, a violation of New York law since 2010.
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Instead, regulators should update and clarify Community Reinvestment Act criteria to open the door to more investment that benefits low to moderate income populations.
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Leon's questioning though is being hailed by critics of the deal and could open the door for more scrutiny of major health-care mergers.
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But Democrats expressed concerns that the bill would open the door for drug traffickers and foreign governments to illegally contribute money to U.S. elections.
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Wednesday's vote doesn't eliminate the possibility that U.K. will leave the EU, but it does open the door to a delay of that departure.
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A new rule issued by the Obama administration is cracking open the door, ever so slightly, to greater disclosure of advocacy efforts in Washington.
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Doctor Mansour Maarouf dons a surgical mask as he approaches the morgue refrigerator and pauses before pulling open the door to an icy blast.
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Policies that elevate the needs of consumers can open the door to infrastructure investments that ensure every American can benefit from our energy abundance.
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We'll open the door and find the huddled form of our sonogram technician, who was helpfully kidnapped by my aunt Gail two weeks ago.
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It's the "OK, now what?" that hasn't been answered yet, even if there is some belief the failure will open the door to negotiations.
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Unable to use his arm to open the door, Hartnett said he kicked the door open and returned fire, hitting Archer in the buttocks.
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Outside, the bar is unmarked; open the door, and a vast dark-copper counter punctuated with candles stretches almost the length of the room.
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Set aside who becomes Speaker—without changing the rules to open the door for bipartisan progress — and we'll simply get more of the same.
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Just as we're about to open the door of the pub, a very drunk man comes tumbling out singing "Feeling Good" by Nina Simone.
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Public Accounts will also open the door to Viber hosting bots as well — although Viber itself will not be building these, Shmilov tells me.
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While some conservatives argue such issues should be left to the political branches, Kennedy held open the door to legal challenges back in 2004.
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So a win for the government could really shake up some businesses' plans and open the door for a new definition of antitrust regulation.
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The recipient gets a notice that the package has been dropped off and can open the door with their own code at their convenience.
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If nothing else, big beat helped pry open the door and prove there was interest in dance music in a commercial context for America.
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Mr. Le Maire has also expressed hope that smoothing relations with Nissan could open the door to renewed talks between Renault and Fiat Chrysler.
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It's another thing entirely if it can be hacked to allow a burglar to open the door—or prevent you from opening your door.
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One rough game by Murray on Friday was enough to open the door for Fleury's return on Sunday, and the results were decidedly mixed.
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That would open the door to a plan that met some of Labour's demands, namely for Britain to remain in a European customs union.
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Success by La Liga could open the door to more matches in the United States, including, potentially, important ones like the Champions League final.
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But many localities have viewed these as a fee-generating opportunity rather than as the key to open the door for innovation and investment.
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But in a statement on Wednesday, Casey Wasserman, the chairman of Los Angeles's bid, seemed to open the door to taking the later Games.
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I bought my ticket, followed the signs and pushed open the door, and for the next hour I had Michelangelo pretty much to myself.
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Not only are concerns about Bloomberg's attitudes disturbing, but they also open the door for an October (or whenever) surprise before the general election.
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Trump On Trial Lawmakers fear allowing new testimony would tie up the Senate indefinitely and open the door to a cascade of new accusations.
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That condition, if implemented, could open the door for United Internet, which owns virtual mobile operator 1&1 Drillisch, to join the 5G auction.
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While Serbia has already begun membership talks, it now feels the chill of Macron's refusal to open the door to others on its patch.
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Ms. Pinckney said she had heard Mr. Roof try to open the door to the study, which she had locked when the shooting began.
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It could ask the full appeals court to review the decision, which could open the door for the Supreme Court to take it up.
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To gain employees' trust and respect, leaders need to open the door to frequent, two-way communication by soliciting feedback on a regular basis.
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Any indictments could open the door to several Democrats who have eyed the 2017 mayor's race and so far balked at jumping into it.
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Ramirez, flyweight gold medalist at London 2012, is among 469 boxers from 105 nations hoping that the tournament will open the door to Brazil.
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On the upside, researchers made a milestone finding of a link between inflammation and heart disease that could open the door to new treatments.
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Mr. Liu's death is soul-crushing for his supporters, and there are no signs China will open the door to political reform anytime soon.
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The creators of market-leading medical records software, like Epic and Cerner, have no reason to open the door to deeper-pocketed tech giants.
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If for growth financial with money that's made every day you open the door, why aren't you valued like a typical S&P company?
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Weber State missed seven straight shots and committed three turnovers over a 5 1/2-minute stretch to open the door for Utah's run.
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Bitcoin plunged significantly after China banned ICOs, or initial coin offerings, fearing that they would open the door for capital outflow and money laundering.
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The United States should therefore open the door for a more realistic approach to negotiations that shows Kim Jong Un a peaceful way out.
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It could also open the door to a left-wing government led by Jeremy Corbyn, which investors fear would lead to radical new policies.
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The approval of gene therapy for leukemia, expected in the next few months, will open the door to a radically new class of treatments.
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Under those rules, the Senate held an initial vote on whether or not to open the door for both sides to request specific witnesses.
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Even though the A.A.F.C. folded in 1949, the upstart league had compelled the N.F.L. to open the door for an influx of black talent.
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Republicans say Democrats' efforts would open the door to lawmakers using private tax information as a political weapon with which to embarrass their opponents.
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This would open the door to defund Planned Parenthood, which would mean that millions of women would be without affordable and accessible reproductive services.
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"If we open the door to products with foreign ingredients, we are not talking of real Made in Italy," Consortium chairman Riccardo Deserti said.
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New York (CNN)Hillary Clinton says she believes Donald Trump's unpopularity with minority voters could open the door for a Texas-sized upset in November.
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"This is going to change the political climate in the United States and open the door of more progressive candidates to step into the arena."
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The opposition says changes to election regulations passed by parliament three months ago open the door to fraud on the day of the vote, however.
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Open the door to the Coloreds & Irish men's room and you'll see a black man mopping, head down, under a sign telling him to mop.
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Romania&aposs marriage law currently defines marriage as a union of spouses, which gay rights opponents say could open the door to same-sex marriages.
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When the officers arrived at the home in the 2700 block of Cypress Road, the suspect refused to open the door, the police chief said.
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Kylie Jenner's not ready to take Khloe Kardashian's lead and open the door to forgiveness for her ex-bestie, Jordyn Woods ... at least, not yet.
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"We're going to see if they have the guts to open the door and listen to our youth leaders," said a Silicon Valley Rising activist.
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It would also open the door for arguably the most popular entry in the franchise's history, Persona 24, kickstarting systems the next game would perfect.
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Conservatives don't need to pass laws in all 50 states — or move quickly — to open the door for national precedent, as anti-abortion activists proved.
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Dianne Feinstein, who has endorsed Clinton, said removing Wasserman Schultz wouldn't "help anything" and would open the door to more political influence of the DNC.
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" In a 90-minute presentation in English that was translated into Spanish, Thomas Angelillo, a lawyer with El Centro, said: "Do not open the door.
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Fair housing advocates have cried foul, arguing that the change will open the door for companies to discriminate with algorithms and get away with it.
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Round-the-clock entertainment could open the door to "atheistic or rotten" foreign films and encourage the mixing of the sexes, he said in January.
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Some fear it could open the door to human embryos being manipulated for nontherapeutic reasons, or that it could create unintended mutations and new diseases.
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"I ripped off the covers, ran downstairs, flung open the door and saw them quietly playing in the corner by their crib," she told GMA.
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When it finds one within range, it sends a command to open the door, keeping it open until the user has passed through the doorway.
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Speaking to local media, Burch s girlfriend, Jasmine Hendricks, said a shotgun blast blew open the door before three armed men in masks ran in.
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If a bus hit traffic within striking distance of his destination, he would often persuade the driver to open the door, and he would walk.
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What to watch: While hundreds of thousands of protestors pried open the door, it was Algeria's top general who finally kicked Abdelaziz Bouteflika out. Gen.
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Available at daily or weekly rates, the new rental plans open the door for ambitious yet low-budget filmmakers to make high-quality VR content.
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"Their grades have improved and they now race to the car to open the door for their little sister," the single mom, 29, tells PEOPLE.
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Already K-Fed gets more than $20,000 a month and Spears' is worried this will open the door up for more increases down the round.
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From there, they'll let them open the door through "an encrypted authentication process" as opposed to the alternative — entering a pin through a digital keypad.
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Gran wants to take her clothes off, too, but she can't do that without getting out of the car, and Sis won't open the door.
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Forging a deal for music accompaniment to legitimate user-generated videos could open the door to a deeper partnership with labels around professional music videos.
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"My first instinct was to stay in my dorm, don't open the door to anyone and don't go out anywhere until further notice," she said.
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Actually looking at the pros and cons of immigrants could open the door to looking at the pros and cons of different groups of people.
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Indeed, Vincent values naloxone not just for its overdose-reversing powers, but because the sense of trust it builds can open the door to recovery.
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Already K-Fed gets more than $103,000 a month and Spears' is worried this will open the door up for more increases down the round.
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It also contains provisions that critics say will open the door to restarting searches based simply on whether a target is mentioned in collected communications.
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Similarly, DAOs open the door to allowing algorithms to quickly and seamlessly make day-to-day spending decisions and even governance decisions for corporate entities.
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Online platform companies initially argued the bill undermined their business model and could open the door to more legal liability for content on their sites.
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However, in an interview on ABC Radio on Thursday, he appeared to open the door to at least some of those affected remaining in Australia.
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Porter believes the study may open the door to having "more thoughtful discussions with our patients about the efficacy and the side effects" of cannabidiol.
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The use of low kicks to upset Pettis and put him off of kicking would open the door to step in with the body shots.
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Microsoft, on the other hand, says allowing those warrants would open the door for foreign governments to unilaterally access data stored in the U.S. 3.
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"Fewer connectors will open the door for innovation in countless ways and make it easier to design waterproof or water-resistant devices," USB-IF wrote.
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By resurrecting the debate and formally finishing the mid-term review already begun with the TAR, the administration could open the door to that possibility.
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Taken to its logical conclusion, this policy could open the door to many more exceptions, playing into the hands of patent-happy international pharmaceutical companies.
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With no students eligible to receive federal aid in a reduced-scope program, there is no way to re-open the door to financial aid.
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The changes open the door to more modest coverage under health policies that were previously barred by the Obama administration under the Affordable Care Act.
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Creating a Democratic trifecta in Pennsylvania, on the other hand, would open the door to a major voting rights expansion in a key swing state.
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The effects of the British departure from the EU open the door for other members who may wish to revise the charter and/or exit.
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Amazon has asked the court to review the decision, per The WSJ, but this could open the door to a number of suits against Amazon.
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The government also warns that a ruling against the accommodation could open the door to a slew of new legal challenges based on religious beliefs.
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As Cyprus slid toward war, the United States and Britain feared that the conflict could open the door to Soviet dominance in the eastern Mediterranean.
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They must vote on that bill before they can move on to approving a 2018 budget that would open the door to tackling tax reform.
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She'd stand by the road, the driver would pull over, she'd open the door and then whistle, and I'd come running up to the car.
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Meanwhile, the FCC's repeal will open the door for broadband providers to charge third parties, like tech giants, for faster delivery of their web content.
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His efforts also open the door for foreign interference in the 2020 election, and jeopardize our relationship with Ukraine amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
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Oh, and there's also a whatchamacallit — keyhole — should all the other methods fail and you just opt to open the door the old-fashioned way.
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" Moving food-stamps to HHS could open the door for work requirements, as HHS has been "instituting first-ever work requirements in the Medicaid program.
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And I'd like to take something from here to them, too, and do something in Iraq, just open the door for them, if I can.
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They'll use the crisis as an opportunity to fix that problem — which can then open the door for more and more requests than are manageable.
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In-play, King says, could open the door to a lot more profit, especially in sports, like tennis where there are more opportunities to bet.
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As Ms. Roem was trudging up the street, a van suddenly caught up to her, and Monique Ryan, dressed in pajamas, swung open the door.
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I just knew that I wasn't to open the door to anyone in uniform, and that there were certain bus stops our housekeeper, Juana, avoided.
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And that would further open the door for Huawei to win the race for 5G, a critical technology for the economy and for national security.
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Despite all this talk, this is a country that if you have a good education, you will have the opportunity, someone will open the door.
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But, when you open the door to it and you peek inside, it's because they have this tiny little Echo Dot, sitting on a table.
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Mr. Carey said he led the officers to Mr. Richards's third-floor apartment and tried to open the door, but the lock had been changed.
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