Jerry Michael "Mike" Williams packed up his boat on Dec.
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The UN peacekeeping force packed up its bags and left.
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Peters packed up and let them enjoy the sunrise together.
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I could see that they had packed up his things.
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Thompson packed up and hauled Challenger 2 home to Colorado.
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Meanwhile, the Republican Trump challengers packed up and went home.
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Most shop and restaurant owners packed up and went home.
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As Kloss's wardrobe was being packed up, Welch's phone rang.
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The jeans are then packed up and shipped to stores.
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I immediately said yes, quit my job, and packed up.
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The band packed up, the raffle drawing had a crowd
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He packed up his stuff and left without any explanation.
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His nephew packed up his family and moved to Flint.
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He packed up his belongings — and then he was gone.
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We get some of the pizza packed up to take home.
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Tarisha packed up her things and left an empty cubicle behind.
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A week later, everyone packed up their bags and headed out.
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They quickly packed up the car and left without an explanation.
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FOWLER: I packed up and I went to college at 22018.
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People packed up their stuff and headed for the life boats.
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"He could have just packed up and gone home," Jensen added.
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Cerreti packed up her files and stepped out of the room.
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Mr. Reed packed up his guitar and headed home, spirits high.
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According to testimony, Mike Williams packed up his boat on Dec.
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The big boards are being packed up and stored March, 2017.
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I watched them from my apartment window as they packed up.
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Begrudgingly, I packed up my bike and got in the car.
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When we got back to our Airbnb, we packed up everything.
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Without a support network in place, Fonseca packed up and left.
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As the musicians packed up, Sauceda brought the band's director over.
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Others packed up equipment and vans arrived to take people away.
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I just came back from Berlin and everything was packed up.
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Others, deterred by eBay's crackdown, simply packed up and moved to Etsy.
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A profane tirade followed, and he packed up his bag and left.
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But when packed up for travel, the DJI is noticeably more compact.
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So we said, "Well fuck you guys" and packed up and left.
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So, three days later, they packed up their van and started driving.
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Then they packed up my Switch, bowed again, and sent me on.
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I packed up my bags, I took Romeo, and we just moved.
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So we packed up my Kia Soul and moved out to California.
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The whole operation can be packed up and moved on short notice.
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The trucks stopped serving food; two women who sang bluegrass packed up.
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We got married and I happily packed up and moved to France.
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Within an hour, most of the roadside tents had been packed up.
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Then he packed up his schematic diagrams and headed for his Porsche.
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She packed up what she could and took a ferry Tuesday night.
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A record 4.48 million people packed up their desks in August alone.
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"It looked like it had been packed up overnight," Ms. Rogers said.
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By the end of the day, Pete is packed up and heading home.
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I packed up two of them and sent them home (to San Francisco).
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Instead, she packed up and moved to the Mojave Desert outside Los Angeles.
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One more piece, Dan and Melanie pleaded, as she packed up the violin.
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The other night, I packed up the family and headed off for dinner.
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Soon, we had packed up our lives and returned to our hometown, Dhaka.
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They packed up, but only with enough to last for a few days.
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Mr. Crane let out a content sigh as everyone packed up to leave.
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Eventually, he packed up and moved on, and many commentators wrote him off.
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Obama administration officials have packed up; new appointments have yet to be made.
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Sixty truckloads of equipment had to be carefully dismantled, packed up and moved.
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Literally just packed up essentials and a suitcase each and hopped in our cars.
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At the end of one session, the therapist packed up and turned to Kim.
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I graduated a year early and packed up my things and chased after Hollywood.
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Packed up together, all four taco shells create a crunchy rainbow that's so festive.
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We were all packed up and ready to head south for our first destination.
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Fan tuan is freshly packed up and rolled by a guy in the back.
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Even my Rent The Runway gown would soon be packed up and shipped away.
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He packed up his SUV and took her on one last, epic road trip.
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It is a hot summer, and there is an apartment to be packed up.
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The finished bottles are then packed up and shipped out to stores and customers.
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Vogel packed up her things and headed for Tibet, the north side of Everest.
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Me and my friends packed up our stuff and ran out of the room.
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Neighbors said the garment factory had packed up and moved out two months earlier.
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After they've packed up their snow gear, there are tantalizing moments and deep frustrations.
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The crowd packed up and promptly began exiting the Quicken Loans Arena in Cleveland.
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As most people packed up to leave, Patty and Lorena Martinez poured another drink.
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She packed up some wedding dishes for her sister, a few pots and pans.
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I got up off the generator and packed up my tools into my bag.
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I sadly packed up my food and began to frantically search for eating implements.
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It's the middle of the summer and I have packed up my Brooklyn apartment.
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Microsoft's movers came, somebody packed up my tiny apartment, moved it all out to Seattle.
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"I [was] packed up ready to go for a trip to the Nullarbor," he said.
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We packed up our gear, hopped on the bus, went back to the main complex.
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The two packed up the truck and moved from California with a dog and cat.
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The group briskly packed up the trays of leftover biryani and coolers of soft drinks.
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By the time I got to the finish line, everyone has packed up and gone.
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She didn't finish them and got her leftovers packed up to take them to go.
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In 1957, Parks, her husband, and her mother packed up everything and moved to Detroit.
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After waiting for an hour, the team packed up and departed without a clear explanation.
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Before his handlers packed up for the evening, a family of three, a father, a
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Cold War Kids just packed up and left, leaving a flood of tears behind them.
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"We had to get people packed up and out as quickly as possible," he recalled.
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Baarns packed up his bags and put away his microphone, which he'd brought from Omaha.
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My husband had packed up our son's things during the day and secured our house.
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So in early 2018, she packed up Elijah and the Taurus and moved to Albuquerque.
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After years in the same suburban house, Ruth and Ted had packed up their home.
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So the family packed up again to join thousands of other Syrian refugees in Jordan.
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After she left for her luxury hotel downtown, Mr. Sun packed up for the day.
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In the mid-afternoon, a group of young men and teenagers packed up to depart.
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So I flew back home, packed up two massive suitcases, and returned for another two months.
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He said Reinking then packed up his belongings and drove his blue Mitsubishi back to Illinois.
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So as I packed up my last box, writing "FRAGILE" in huge letters, I decided something.
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When I explained that there's very little we could do, she'd basically packed up and left.
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SEBASTIAN: After 13 years, Paul Lucca packed up and left his eyewear store six weeks ago.
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The remaining campers packed up their gear Wednesday, joining the exodus that has been mostly orderly.
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The company's tax home may change, but the entire workforce isn't packed up and moved overseas.
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Stephen says Mel packed up 10 boxes of his belongings, which he picked up on Oct.
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Bailey, now 54, and his wife and daughter packed up a few clothes and a laptop.
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They packed up in a hurry, and Decoud headed for his grandfather's home in Baton Rouge.
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At the back of the room there are dozens packed up ready to be shipped off.
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Shortly after, they packed up and moved across the country to Seattle, where Bezos launched Amazon.
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Worried about an invasion by Napoleon's army, they had packed up and fled across the Atlantic.
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"It appeared the family packed up and left the home," the agency said in its notes.
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Eventually, the couple packed up and moved to Los Angeles, where Menounos kicked off her career.
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But just hours before the performance was to begin, the band packed up and returned home.
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She packed up her jewelry and artwork, addressing each box to particular friends and family members.
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Four years later, preparing to move my father into memory care, I packed up his desk.
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My ex and I packed up my things, my dog, and hopped into my Honda Civic.
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His electronic files will be deleted from the computer, his paper files will be packed up. . . .
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By the summer of 2019, Jeter packed up his belongings and headed to New York City.
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As the Georgian ensemble packed up, the news station said, Ghosn slipped into a large case.
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Parwaneh and her family packed up their most important possessions and prepared to fly to Kabul.
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Last year, a total of 691,145 Californians packed up for other destinations, according to Census data.
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The next day, they packed up their SUV and began their drive from Washington to California.
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When packed up for travel, the Beast 28 looks like nothing more than a collapsible travel blanket.
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Did I say how we'd watched as it all got packed up, to be another forgotten field?
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So the Williams family packed up their belongings and fled from their home in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
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Instead I packed up and moved to Shanghai, where I've been teaching ESL for over three years.
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Astronomers from across the country packed up their telescopes, determined to answer questions about the sun's corona.
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How long did they stare unblinking at the news, until they packed up their things and evacuated?
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Everything I was iffy about, I packed up in a bag and stored in a spare closet.
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They packed up their animals and 1-year-old, in addition to a week's worth of supplies.
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"I have head lice," they announced proudly to their classmates as they packed up to go home.
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Ms. Harris packed up important keepsakes, photos, her will and other documents before leaving with her nephew.
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The apartment was broom clean and all packed up — except for the turtle in its little bowl.
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And supporters of Bernie Sanders packed up their signs, some of his admirers still unmoved by Mrs.
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She packed up her stuff and her 6-year-old son and called a domestic violence hotline.
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BUDAPEST — Roland Baksa, an investigative reporter at Hungary's largest opposition newspaper, packed up his computer on Friday.
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In 2016, Long packed up for China and began studying the market on the ground from Shanghai.
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N.Y.U., in financial trouble in the 1970s, packed up and left, consolidating its operations around Washington Square.
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On Tuesday, as Hillary was historically championed the Democratic nominee, some people packed up and left Philly.
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We packed up our two younger sons, then 13 and 11, and made a vacation of it.
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Inc. switched off its services to Chinese users in 2013, and packed up its operation in 2014.
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Huzayfah: I packed up my stuff, and —— Callimachi: Getting out of ISIS-controlled territory is not easy.
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To minimize his attachment to the position, he packed up the personal possessions that filled his office.
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Many residents, whose families' histories on the island trace back hundreds of years, have since packed up.
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But for now, those pink and blue mardi gras beads will be packed up and saved another day.
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What if the town decides to discontinue the program after you've packed up your bags and moved there?
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In 1954, she packed up for New York with her sights set on a career in musical comedy.
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Smith said Northview tries to think about what would happen if the church packed up and left Indiana.
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In 2016, Serkan Piantino packed up his desk at Facebook with hopes to move on to something new.
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"We packed up and we moved into the hospital," K.J.'s mother, San Singleton, told the news station.
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Perhaps another 1,000 died in the aftermath, including old people who suffocated after their hospital respirators packed up.
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He packed up his parents and the children in the van as Tropical Storm Harvey flooded their neighborhood.
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Soon he packed up his life again and made his way north to capitalize on the gold rush.
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When packed up, the Inlet is still only 19-inches tall, 42-inches long and 10-inches wide.
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The refugees, who were mainly from Africa and Afghanistan, packed up their tents and belongings and boarded coaches.
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He tried to understand, but they packed up their romantic getaway, drove back to Duluth and broke up.
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Details: Kelly packed up some personal belongings, though I'm told that wasn't necessarily because he was walking out.
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Across the street, the single mom with two children had packed up and left while we were packing.
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He was so convinced of his innocence that he had packed up his belongings, ready to return home.
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Finally, they packed up, bought life jackets - a simple but risky transaction which carries the possibility of arrest.
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She asked Zakrajsek to coach her, and packed up her Honda Civic for her new life in Colorado.
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Now that project, whatever it may be, is being packed up and shipped off to Chinese-controlled Congo.
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Shoes returned to feet, and PowerPoint slides were packed up to be carried home to East Coast labs.
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Staff members, most of whom packed up their offices last weekend, are marking the end with various rituals.
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He returned to Seattle, packed up his things, moved to Los Angeles, and started working on a novel.
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They packed up ammunition and rifles, placed last-minute calls to loved ones, then turned in their cellphones.
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The once-posh shopping centers have fallen into ruin and the international businesses have packed up and left.
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They packed up their food in to-go boxes, got into a cab and delayed the decision again.
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So, she packed up her expensive moisturizers, silk pajamas, general sense of woe, and prepared for the worst.
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So he and his wife packed up everything in their Toyota Prius and made the move to Idaho.
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When the 220-minute session ended, he packed up his gear and walked out, off to receive treatment.
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Most of the Senate chairs are empty, most of the photographers appear to have packed up their equipment.
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I finished up my degree, packed up my daughter and myself, closed the house, and went to Spain.
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So, I packed up my bag, shook out my last Euros, and got on a bus to Hamburg.
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They packed up my office and they put my office in storage because I was still in the hospital.
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Her images perfectly capture the unease and uncertainty endured by residents, thousands of whom packed up and left town.
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A year ago today my girlfriend and I packed up our tiny Brooklyn apartment and moved to Los Angeles.
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The entire contents of the structure—and house itself—can be packed up and moved in a few hours.
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Stimulating that great big bundle of nerves packed up in your genitals makes it easy to focus your attention.
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"I thought it was awful, all those animals getting packed up in there waiting to be killed," she shares.
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"She packed up the car and threw me in, and I thought she was kidding at first," he says.
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Since even his mild criticism was not tolerated, he packed up a couple of cases and left for America.
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After the rally, they simply packed up and went to the airport for an overnight flight to New Hampshire.
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Reese Witherspoon had a hard time when daughter Ava Phillippe packed up her room and moved away to college.
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I got my lunch packed up, my boots tied tight, I hope I don&apost get in a fight.
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As he packed up on Monday, though, Poteet raged down the course again, setting another record at 429 mph.
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According to IRCO, several people even quit their jobs, packed up their families, and moved out of Portland altogether.
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When the going got tough, Trump packed up his toys (in this case, a tractor trailer) and went home.
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The muralist packed up, leaving a half-painted Liza Minnelli to gaze out, smirking, on the besotted crowd. ♦
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A worker visited the home March 23 and he said the Hart family packed up and left soon after.
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It will still be some time before Ocado customers get a back packed up by SoMa Ocado RBO Hands.
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So Mirai Nagasu packed up her childhood bedroom, leaving the pink Miss Smiley comforter and most everything else behind.
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After that I packed up, drove down to D.C. and ended up working for my home-state member: Rep.
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But with your dorm packed up and college in the rearview mirror, you may be experiencing an unfamiliar disorientation.
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As we packed up our notebooks and travel mugs, however, I wondered why these case studies were called accidents.
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They packed up their things, cleaned out their vehicles, and set off through a field to their new quarters.
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As his family packed up his hospital room, Chris was taking a shower when a wall of exhaustion hit him.
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Grimaldi also packed up and left her native Montréal to be with Viall in L.A. just a few months ago.
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Residents evacuate besieged city Meanwhile, about 200 miles south of Aleppo, residents packed up their belongings and evacuated from Daraya.
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That's right — I may have packed up most of my pants once warmer weather hit, but not all of them.
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Less than an hour after arriving, the Broadway artists packed up to drive five hours back to New York City.
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Six months later, the roommates packed up their house to move, and donated the couch and some clothing to Goodwill.
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I was thinking about this moment six weeks later as I packed up our minivan the day before Christmas Eve.
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Bent on proving the car's capability, Bertha packed up a Model III and, without telling her husband, hit the road.
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In the most extreme cases, people have actually packed up and moved to a warmer climate to alleviate their symptoms.
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Frank (newly single Charlie Weber) appears to have packed up and vacated his apartment at the end of the finale.
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With Christmas over for another year it is time for the christmas tree to be packed up and put away!
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While Cohen's show is typically filmed in New York City, he and the crew packed up and headed out west.
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There won't be another Horace and Pete; the bar is packed up and Pete left no descendants we know of.
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Founded in 1964, Circus World packed up its tent for good in 1996, thanks to a merger with K·B Toys.
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The protests lasted months, and the residents of Mexico City grew impatient; eventually, López Obrador packed up and went home.
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A band that sounded like a Christian Arcade Fire was playing, and the place was packed up to the nosebleeds.
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Lacking a sleigh, they packed up a truck Tuesday night and planned to deliver the toys to the church themselves.
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So the next day I packed up a tent, binoculars, two gallons of water and dozens of vile trail bars.
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"It was short but emotional," Ms. Garcia said as they packed up their cameras and tripods to begin their vacation.
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Barely half an hour into what was meant to be a two-hour rally, the group packed up and left.
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Mr. Bedall said he was taken with how affordable inflatable objects are, and how easily they can be packed up.
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Lifelong Damascenes wonder why they are still here, when so many friends and family have packed up, died or disappeared.
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The impressions that stayed with me as I packed up to leave again weren't about Hudson Yards or anything new.
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"He said don't report to work because Silverstar came down, packed up all their stuff, took the vans," Collins recalled.
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His kidnapping is made to look like he's abandoned the group, as Roxie mentions that his apartment is packed up.
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"I'm trying to be an advocate for women," the 22-year-old said as she hastily packed up her belongings.
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William Rainey, 56, knew the cleanup was coming and he packed up all of his belongings into two shopping carts.
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By the end of the week, the VoloPort was dismantled and packed up, ready to be redeployed at future launches.
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I gave the Sony SXS card to NFL security and we complied with their request, packed up and went home.
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In the mostly emptied West Wing, those who remained packed up a few last items between hugs, handshakes, laughs and memories.
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You've packed up your dorm room, you're armed with a freshly minted college degree and now it's time to move on.
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Pre-Check security lines are shorter and faster, and passengers can keep their jackets and shoes on and computers packed up.
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There are pencils, toys, and a lunchbox all packed up in Rudy's invisible backpack because this pup is ready to LEARN.
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Also, certain household items the family used regularly had to be packed up and weren't as accessible with a staged home.
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And now, quietly, its shelves have been emptied and its volumes packed up, ready to be merged into another library's collection.
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Drinks turned into dinner, which five days later turned into plans to move cross-country; Eric packed up two months later.
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Does she want to see the base packed up tomorrow and its 7,000 workers lining up at their nearest employment office?
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The doctors packed up to leave, assuring patients' families that they could switch to the tanks if the generator failed again.
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"His breadth of historical knowledge is evident in every class," said Amelia Maggio, 20133, as her classmates packed up their things.
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"Everything was packed up on Friday, but amazingly one of the vans was left behind outside the mess," the source said.
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The ad shows clips of Trump supporters at his rallies, packed up against railings and banisters, as the audio of Mrs.
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Even if the hot weather hasn't packed up and left town, we all know darker days are standing in the wings.
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So he packed up his Camaro "with a bunch of booze and drugs and guns" and started driving in the blizzard.
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The BEAM module was packed up for longer than first expected due to launch delays resulting from last year's launch failure.
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Inspired, she went back home to Singapore, packed up all her belongings, and now works as an employee at the store.
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Since he had no money to give them, the agents instead packed up the cocoa he had drying in the sun.
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In mid-July, amid the dispute, Mr. Selvaggio packed up boxes of signatures and left the state, according to the lawsuit.
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The structures of photosynthesis have to be dismantled, and energy is packed up and delivered to the trunk for winter reserves.
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If the person who packed up your order was sick, there could be traces of the virus on the item itself.
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Last year when I packed up the Christmas decorations, I set aside our oldest son's homemade ornaments in a separate box.
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That's why youth volunteers in South Korea packed up boxes of food for others who were self-quarantined in that country.
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Tinoco, who knows parents who have vowed never to return to the scene and several families who packed up and left.
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Meanwhile, Kate Gosselin's daughters packed up their college dorms and moved home to live with their former reality TV star mom.
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"I hope he recovers quickly," said Zeballos, who packed up Goffin's racket bag and carried it off the court for him.
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While the ESPN crew packed up their gear, little kids, basking in the bright lights, pretended that they were the stars.
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MONTAUK, N.Y. — The summertime crowds packed up and left after Labor Day, and the next summer-share season is months away.
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"On the E train, people were dripping wet, packed up against the window," Ms. Bodossian said of her commute this morning.
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Not when she packed up her office in the spring of 1983 to move on to bigger and more renowned schools.
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So with that I packed up my laptop, exited my open-plan Shoreditch office, and jumped on a plane to Switzerland.
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Hundreds of staffers packed up their desks and skateboards in a round of layoffs affecting between 200 and 300 staffers Friday afternoon.
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"I can't make a commitment as soon as Colton," Cassie explained as she packed up at the end of last night's episode.
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Washington (CNN)Almost two weeks ago I packed up a Father's Day gift for my husband, Fernando, an Army Special Forces officer.
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As I packed up to go, I asked myself that end-of-transaction question: Did I find what I was looking for?
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On Wednesday the family packed up their few remaining belongings and headed off in their minivan from Katy, aiming for Lake Charles.
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Without hesitation, Albright packed up his hiking boots, shoved his belongings into storage, and moved to a one-bedroom apartment in Manhattan.
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When he packed up his bags and relocated to Columbus last year, he took his entire arsenal of vintage instruments with him.
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People are still playing it, but most have packed up their Wii Us in favor of Switches, waiting for the inevitable sequel.
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Thrilled by the opportunity, Gurdin packed up the family – including her husband and their other daughter, Lana – and relocated to Los Angeles.
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Our Dream Phone wishes satisfied, we packed up the board, the notepad of clues, and its tiny face cards of teenage boys.
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Once the 10 more permanent camps were built, families packed up again, loaded into trains and were carried off into the night.
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His family packed up the house and moved to Iran, granted legal residence there because of the boy's death, Sayed Ali said.
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So my brother packed up after one year of being there and went back to India, and I went back to Michigan.
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So they packed up and moved to Kolkata, the closest big city, joining the ranks of the most vulnerable: the city's poor.
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Jorge Alberto Lobo, 21, also from El Salvador, was eager to leave the old shelter as he packed up his few belongings.
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He went to the house late Monday afternoon, packed up some of his stuff, and told our photog the allegations were untrue.
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Not much later, after hearing from the witnesses, Mr. Blinder and Mr. Fernandez filed their story, packed up their laptop and left.
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As he packed up his handiwork, Heinze wore a shirt bearing one of his staff's slogans: "First ones here, last to leave."
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So they packed up and flew to the world's largest country yet to report a single case of the deadly virus: Indonesia.
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I found that out firsthand when I packed up my life in New York City and headed to Los Angeles last month.
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Thursday's briefing solved a problem that had been weighing on congressional Republicans as they packed up to leave Washington for the month.
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Chrishell packed up her things Wednesday and moved out of the former couple's L.A. home and into a place of her own.
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Exotic lemurs and parrots were packed up and carried away to safety as fires ringed the Los Angeles Zoo in Griffith Park.
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Thousands have been ordered to evacuate, and many more have packed up their valuables and remain on alert to flee their communities.
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But as the socialists packed up to go, they made it clear that they sort of felt like they had all won.
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Packed up with him were special gooey 1,180-calorie "Colin Bars," created specifically for him and his trek by his sponsor Standard Process.
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I managed to get packed up in the heavy winds, which is no small task alone, making sure my tent didn't blow away.
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When my parents packed up and left India in the '70s, they knew nothing of Christmas or Santa or mass year-end spending.
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Colin calls her in a panic: Heidi, who has packed up her things, speaks to him calmly, which only makes him more incensed.
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So I packed up the Buchla, did my concert, fell in love with New York, and decided never to go back to California.
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However, salads do have one major drawback when packed up and taken to go: what in the world to do with the dressing?
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A nurse pulled Hill's blanket up to her chin, packed up her belongings and rolled her through the door toward the main hospital.
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"We packed up Anthony's truck, moved everything we had to San Francisco and moved in with my brother on the couch," says Forsythe.
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It's difficult to describe what I felt as the photographers and reporters packed up their equipment and began filing of the VAB roof.
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We packed up two cars, three dogs, a kid, baby, and hit the road north expecting price gouging, reckless driving and mass hysteria.
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She packed up her belongings and ended up living in her workspace for three months—"in my office, on the couch," she said.
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No dog deserves to be packed up, carted from state to state, and paraded in front of a stadium full of screaming fans.
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Every few days, the tents and cargo were packed up into a giant net on the helicopter and moved to the next site.
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As the nurses packed up IVs and hooked up portable tanks of oxygen, the girl's father and mother gathered their books and bags.
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A little over an hour later, the Privateers packed up to head back to New Orleans — without a win, and without Towe's jacket.
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When I packed up the car and drove out of Green Bank, I was confident that I knew how to find my way.
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He said he anticipated more questions from his brothers about why he has not packed up and moved to Florida, as they did.
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The woman had stared (cell phone threateningly in hand) until the girl packed up all the gear and went limping down the street.
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"It's just fun to hit golf balls," Ms. Rohrbach said as she packed up her clubs to head back home to West Hollywood.
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On Skipper's Lane, Sebastian and Sarah have packed up with their brood, as one expects, and Madeline and Chris, and Jane and Eddie.
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Everything that isn&apost perishable will be cataloged, packed up, and put in specially made containers before being shipped to the Bryant family.
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After the election, Dr. Shulkin, who had already packed up his office, was not the president's first choice to lead the troubled agency.
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STRASBOURG (Reuters) - Britain's 73 EU lawmakers packed up their offices in Strasbourg on Thursday: for some a moment of triumph, for others, disaster.
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The factories that once supported entire generations of families have long packed up and moved overseas, bringing these proud communities to their knees.
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Around 8 PM, John and Charlie packed up one of their coolers and headed to a friend's tent "to party, " they told us.
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As international aid groups poured in to provide relief, militants packed up their camps and went elsewhere, to avoid being detected, analysts say.
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As she packed up, Dr. Dot told me to drink a ton of water and warned me that I would likely be sore tomorrow.
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She wasn't able to adapt to the Sunshine State and the family packed up their bags a second time, this time heading to Arizona.
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In her office at the modernistic Planalto presidential palace in the capital, Brasilia, aides had already packed up her papers and cleared the shelves.
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I packed up my paraglider and had to walk several kilometers to get phone reception and call a friend to come and collect me.
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A group of boys finished playing soccer a few dozen yards away, packed up, and left, taking the tinny radio playing ragga with them.
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Long after the athletes have packed up their Speedos and the torch has gone out, the structures that house the 2016 Olympics will remain.
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When BEAM was added to the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket payload, it may have been packed up longer than expected, according to Bigelow engineers.
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With that in mind, I promptly closed my computer, packed up my shit, and power-walked home, looking over my shoulder the whole way.
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This month, I packed up my clothes to move to New York City and to start a job at a globally prestigious investment bank.
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But it can be packed up into a shipping crate and sent anywhere in the world to provide instant medical support during a crisis.
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As reporters packed up to make their way back to the bus in Des Moines, a Clinton advance staffer urged people to stay put.
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Luckily, I packed up my stuff for school and work last night, so I just have to get myself out the door on time!
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I drove around Utah, said my last goodbyes to people that I know, and then I got packed up, ready, and went to Atlanta.
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"She went to a different room which was all packed up for summer so it looked like it could've been my dorm," said McKenna.
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So, one day in 2013, she packed up the boys and took them to the law offices of Jennifer Harbury, a civil-rights attorney.
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After Twombly's death, Mr. Del Roscio asked Ms. Mann to photograph the interior of the artist's home before its eclectic arrangements were packed up.
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Her whole family came to welcome her outOrtiz said she packed up on Sunday and then rushed to the visitation room at 8 a.m.
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As the storm approached, Randy Peterson, a longtime sportswriter for The Des Moines Register, packed up his gear and prepared to make his getaway.
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The family packed up and left their small-town Texan home, first moving to Dallas, then Los Angeles, to be closer to the church.
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The agents, already late for their next stop, handed out leashes and food and treats, packed up Max, and got back on the road.
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One family in Inner Mongolia packed up its yurt and migrated elsewhere in the grasslands for a better web connection, a Chinese magazine reported.
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Even my shaman knew what a waste of time all of this was, so I packed up my incense and plotted my next move.
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He packed up his 22010 Lincoln Town Car with his minifridge, his microwave, and everything else he owned, and said goodbye to his girlfriend.
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The centrifuges are packed up, the sanctions are lifted, and President Barack Obama's nuclear deal with Iran is now a fact on the ground.
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Before Parliament could be packed up, they passed a law that would force Mr Johnson to seek an extension of the Brexit negotiating period.
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Given the brittleness of the 4,000-year-old wood, the excavators carefully packed up the shards for conservation back at the university in Belgium.
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After the third morning of these shenanigans, I packed up my stuff and tromped up the steep hill to where my car was parked.
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She said as she packed up that she knew he wanted a wife and a family, and she wasn't ready for that kind of commitment.
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Second of all, there's a hack that's going to help you get all those presents packed up nice and pretty in no time at all.
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I was doing it for free up until then and I packed up what was my contracting work van and I drove across the country.
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Del Vizo, who was living in Miami at the time, packed up her belongings and returned to Venezuela to spend time with her grieving mother.
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Of course, Nelly is basically the unofficial mouthpiece of St. Louis -- and was a HUUUGE St. Louis Rams fan before they packed up and left.
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The iRescue team packed up Larry again eight days later and used different gel packs and a different styrofoam container—presumably one that wouldn't leak.
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During the band's set at Reading Festival, L7's sound equipment packed up mid-set and their "fans" responded by throwing things at the stage.
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As he packed up his lucky Steve Carell mug and tangerine iBook, Bee walked in, shocked her colleague was leaving during George W. Bush's presidency.
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Just over a month later, with his apartment in Virginia packed up neatly into boxes, Abdulbari was on a flight to Khartoum, the Sudanese capital.
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Since the NSA packed up and left, the only bar still going is the Brit Club, and you really don't want to end up there.
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Last night, for instance, we packed up the stroller and went for a walk to a nearby park, much the same as any other evening.
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The result was the Ox, "the world's first flatpack truck" — meaning it can be packed up into a flat box and shipped like Ikea furniture.
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Todd Merrill packed up his mirrored Paul Evans pieces and left Bleecker Street this winter for a location in the slightly more affordable financial district.
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You've packed up your heaviest sweaters and moved them into storage, worn a dress without tights, and even got in one open-toe-shoe day.
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Or its emptiness might remind them of that moment when they packed up to move away from one place (or set of memories) to another.
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That control might start growing the minute Trump is inaugurated — or it might have started already, quietly, as the Obama administration packed up its bags.
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Still, sensing this mysterious job was her destiny, she and her aunt packed up their 1959 Ford Fairlane and drove across the country to California.
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After her partner's death, Ms. Marcus packed up the contents of their apartment on the Upper West Side of Manhattan and put them into storage.
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For lack of pay, the local police unit packed up and left one day in 2018, followed by the public workers who ran social programs.
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On campus on Friday, students were still talking about the controversy, even as many packed up for a week of vacation that runs through Thanksgiving.
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I informed my company that I was leaving, I made the Facebook post, I packed up my car and drove 2,000 miles across the country.
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In the suburb of Flowood, John and Jina Smith had packed up as much as they could and left their home as waters rose Thursday.
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Back story: Uber and Lyft packed up and left town last year after a failed campaign to reverse a new city requirement that drivers get fingerprinted.
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Meanwhile, after finishing his physical therapy contract in the Washington, D.C., area, Mako packed up her things and moved to Columbus to be closer to her.
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In 270, long after the U.S. had packed up and left, the Lunokhod 2 broke its predecessor's lunar landspeed record, going 24 miles in four months.
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In the hard-hit Roma neighborhood, Jorge Hernandez and a team of volunteers from Mexico City packed up to move on to isolated villages in Morelos.
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I have packed up a mother load headed to Housing Works to donate all of these things," said Hall, and added, "Hopefully you will support them.
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Half of the owners just packed up and left as soon as they had made enough money and there have been so many law enforcement shutdowns.
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Obviously the coal industry has reshaped Appalachia in ways that we would still be contending with even if the coal industry packed up and left today.
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After the 1869 cut, the wealthy packed up and set off for other A-list neighborhoods like Russian and Nob Hills, leaving Rincon Hill to wither.
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Across from the stadium, in the detention center parking lot, the tents were packed up one by one and the cars pulled out into the night.
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She packed up and left her home in the Kalapana-Seaview neighborhood on Sunday, after a fissure opened just two miles from the last road out.
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The protesters packed up and drove back to wherever the fuck they came from, to be lonely and hateful, clinging on to an increasingly outdated viewpoint.
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Mr. Bearden packed up a white pickup and drove — but only to the next town, Medart, where he rode out the storm inside his parked truck.
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The night before the election, in fact, Baranski filmed a scene in which Diane packed up the contents of her office, including a Hillary Clinton photograph.
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As they have packed up their pets and headed for a place free of flames and ash, they've repeatedly thanked the fire fighters battling the blaze.
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"We still had some stuff in Cleveland, so when I flew to Anaheim, my wife flew to Cleveland, packed up and finalized everything there," Drake said.
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But now, Mom and Dad have sold the house, packed up the RV and are off to destinations unknown and I find myself at a loss.
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It's a very strange sketch to watch now, as life has imitated art and the people in the video really have packed up that same office.
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She had asked to hook up before, and as the sun set and Nathan and I packed up our hammocks, I texted her accepting the offer.
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It&aposs the go-to choice in various professional industries such as fashion and broadcast where items may need to be packed up and moved often.
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Five people were involved on Monday, and they packed up after hotel security stood in front of the projector and asked them to leave, he said.
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In the mid-1990s, Ms. Everett said, she realized she didn't want to spend her life as a karaoke singer, and packed up for New York.
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Kroenke, too, betrayed his fans; his were in St. Louis, where three years ago he packed up the Rams and moved them back to Los Angeles.
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So they packed up their families and hit the road to Telluride — five kids in total, including Sim's 10-day-old baby and Todd's four-month-old.
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Dog The Bounty Hunter is no longer living under the same roof as Moon Angell ... we've learned she packed up her things and moved outta his home.
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"The term 'crazy lesbian' was thrown around the courtroom," she told me after the service, as churchgoers stacked chairs and packed up the keyboard in the ballroom.
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Recently, they packed up hundreds of cool pops, Hawaiian shirts, beach balls and squirt guns and shipped them to Ghostriders braving hot temperatures in the Middle East.
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So just a few weeks later, we packed up the family van and my entire family made the three-day trek to drop me off at school.
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After the mortarboards are tossed and the dorm room's packed up for the last time, planning ahead for how to navigate unfamiliar financial terrain isn't necessarily straightforward.
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The Unsullied packed up again and went to Essos where they went right back to fighting in various battles and wars between the cities of the East.
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Since then, their romance has moved quickly, and in March, Bushnell packed up her life in L.A. and moved into a new home with Lane in Nashville.
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So the guru simply packed up and left in the middle of the night, checking out the legendary vortexes of Sedona, Arizona, before ultimately relocating in Austin.
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He was in the sticks in comparison to everybody else, but once he got the job, he packed up his parents' car, put all his belongings there.
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So we just both packed up our bags, she was in New York, I was in D.C., and we just relocated here and saw what would happen.
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" The fake Sessions then packed up some of his belongings such as Bob Woodward's book "Fear: Trump in the White House" and the NAACP's first "ironic award.
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The structures of photosynthesis have to be dismantled, and all the energy possible has to be packed up and delivered to the trunk for its winter reserve.
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Dustin Brown and Nick Kyrgios played all of three points in their second-round match on Court No. 2 before they packed up and went back inside.
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Murray disappeared without a trace while she was still a student, when she packed up her things at the Amherst campus and drove north to New Hampshire.
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Abonde packed up her car, and as she was driving across the country with her dogs, the leasing agent, Alisa Cota, sent her a 42-page lease.
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We packed up, assuming that if our scheme didn't work, we'd have to decide on the spot whether to take the flight and be done with it.
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The next morning, my family packed up and joined a caravan of people seeking safety in Dera Ismail Khan, a city about 180 miles south of Peshawar.
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His follower count grew, and in the fall of 212014, Manson packed up the Family and moved them to Los Angeles — toward his dreams of Hollywood stardom.
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In January 220, the musician Dane Terry packed up his earthly possessions and drove from his native Ohio to New York, reaching his destination in a blizzard.
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She said her group was told to move out of the way and run on the sidewalk, and water stations had packed up before they reached them.
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As Mr. Doherty packed up his car late Monday night for the drive from Los Angeles to Black Rock City, he seemed almost blasé about the experience.
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Each morning I packed up my laptop and some snacks and left the distraction of home (dishes, sweeping, telephone) and nested myself near the library's big windows.
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Sensing that her two daughters were exceptionally adorable—and having a flair for the spotlight herself—Kathryn packed up the car and drove them across the border.
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The Russians refused to go along, Mr. Naimi says, and he packed up his papers and washed his hands of trying to stabilize the market through cuts.
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After beloved pop punk wunderkinds Chumped tearfully called it a day last year, guitarist Drew Johnson packed up and left New York for his home of Colorado.
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Lugging two massive bags, she was returning from South Carolina, having packed up her second home, which she was selling amid a divorce after 30 years of marriage.
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"We packed up quickly and left," one of the electronics shop employees, who asked for his name not be used, told Reuters a few days after the incident.
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The tornadic microfossils lay in the Pilbara Craton for 23.9 billion years before being separated from their natal rock, packed up in a box and shipped to California.
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Less than 30 minutes later they had packed up their car and hit the road with their dog, heading for her fiance's home, which is on higher ground.
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Fischer recalled that Low had left the bag containing her running blades at her company's table and suspected it may have been accidentally packed up by her team.
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By the time I was back on the ground, everyone else had already packed up their gear and moved to a circle of camp chairs across the field.
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Cece Parekh has long packed up and moved out of the loft, but Hannah Simone is leaving her heart behind with the cast and crew of New Girl.
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They had packed up to move to America last week, but were turned back to Iraq after a failed attempt to board a U.S.-bound flight from Cairo.
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Before that street style wardrobe is packed up until next season, fashion girls say a temporary goodbye to the most extravagant sections of their closets — with a bang.
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After having their first son, George W. Bush, the family packed up and moved to Texas, where they soon welcomed son Jeb and daughter Pauline, known as Robin.
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As we previously reported, there is hope the jersey is on an 18 wheeler equipment truck that was packed up in Houston and arrived in Boston this week.
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The tents are just about packed up, the circus is leaving town, and the Republicans are left facing the same dilemma they tried to confront four years ago.
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First, in the cold open, Gabriel packed up and left in the middle of the night, leaving only the word "boat" in a composition book as a clue.
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"Exhibitionism", for its part, is something that can be packed up and taken on the road, like a concert—the heart of their money-making operation (see chart).
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The mother, unlike Caroline Ingalls, desperately did not want to leave the farm but the father wore her down and at last they packed up and headed out.
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He fell into conversations with the announcers as they packed up, and the coaches, and one of the stadium managers, who said 800 people had paid for parking.
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The end of the video shows the room being packed up and slowly emptied, as the kid prepares to go to college and head out into the world.
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Elsewhere, a field hospital in Humacao is being packed up, and the flow of patients to the USNS Comfort hospital ship docked off San Juan is slowing down.
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Instead, Batali packed up his life in the U.S. and moved to Italy to work at a trattoria in a small village in exchange for room and board.
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But on a cold, drizzly night, just before I packed up my apartment of 10 years and left New York, I had a dish that changed my mind.
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"We've all been through this before," said Abe Hagigat, 61, on Wednesday, as he packed up his car outside his home in Bel-Air and watered his roof.
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Made of recyclable polyolefin panels sturdied by galvanized steel, the 188-square-foot house can be easily packed up and swiftly dispatched in the event of an emergency.
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Fed up with the repeated directive, Mr. McGahn drove to the White House, packed up his office and told senior White House officials that he planned to quit.
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Their parents packed up their cars to bring their kids home from the dormitories, only one full day after our university had decided to transition to remote instruction.
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Young men used palm tree branches to sweep the street in front of the embassy compound, while others packed up equipment and vans arrived to take people away.
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The staff of a nursing home packed up more than 2500 residents as well as the supplies they might need: cases of water, air mattresses and board games.
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The staff of a nursing home packed up more than 200 residents, as well as the supplies they might need: cases of water, air mattresses and board games.
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We packed up our gear and hopped in the car, hoping to get as far south as we could before conditions were forecast to worsen later that day.
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She packed up and left her home in the Kalapana-Seaview neighborhood on Sunday, after a fissure opened just two miles(23 km) from the last road out.
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By Tuesday, Cruz and Kasich had packed up and left New York, instead opting to campaign in Maryland and Pennsylvania which are next up on the primary calendar.
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Before I left, Polito packed up about half of the Breakfast Cake for me to take home, where it would continue to haunt me until it was gone.
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When Flores made it to the final rounds of the interview process, he packed up and moved to L.A. on faith, with fingers crossed that he'd get the internship.
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But the music finally died there in December when the last holdout, Alex Carozza, packed up his accordion store and 2000 years of memories and moved off the block.
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We may have packed up the red, white, and blue decorations after the Fourth, but there's no reason the rest of the summer shouldn't feel a little special, too.
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"I got out of the tub, into my robe, my husband packed up my birth bag and we got into his truck to drive to the hospital," she shares.
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Sleep-deprived and running on adrenalin, Whitworth packed up supplies and flew late last week to Florida to prepare his home for the beating it was about it receive.
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Ken Salazar (D-Colo.), who was in charge of Clinton's White House transition team, as he packed up to leave Washington and return to his farm in Southern Colorado.
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Beyond 2022 Whether young companies such as Arvex can have a lasting impact beyond the World Cup won't become clear until the tournament has packed up and left town.
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News adds that most of the crew has packed up, but a select few have stayed on to film the ceremony, which is set to happen later this week.
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I quietly packed up my things as he watched, told him I had to go, cried into his chest, felt my resolve waver, but then walked out the door.
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When I eventually realized there was nothing for me in Illinois, I packed up a few bags and flew home to their house to Fort Lauderdale in May 2009.
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She picked me up the next morning, and by the time I got back to the house a few weeks later, Alex had packed up his stuff and left.
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The loudspeakers have been hushed, and the hawkers have packed up their wares or closed their doors, since the use of electricity and the transaction of business are forbidden.
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After another ten minutes of getting close, I packed up my vibrator, thanked the well-coifed British ladies, and walked out into the city streets, my vagina all agitated.
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Exactly two years and two days after his arrival in Chicago, his visa requirements fulfilled, Jim and Sandy packed up their VW bus and were on the road West.
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He quickly packed up his diving gear and booked a flight; the Tennessee Highway Patrol greeted him at the airport with a helicopter to take him to the cave.
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LONDON — After the camera crews have packed up, and Baby Sussex is no longer driving the news cycle, where will we be able to find the charismatic young family?
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And that was not the only time the brothels that neighbors had complained about or police investigators had targeted simply packed up and vanished before arrests could be made.
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As many of you will know, we packed up our home when our new born was ten-weeks old, sold our car and rented out the house to travel.
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After making the decision to move from Austin to Philadelphia to be with her then-boyfriend, her and her ex packed up her things and dog and set out.
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Moral regrets are usually packed up in deep self-storage and we often make a point of remembering to forget them, even while we are awash in pseudo-regrets.
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ET Jackson packed up her full-size Ford pickup truck, along with a 26-foot enclosed trailer of supplies for friends who may need them in the coming weeks.
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After undergrad I came out here, I attended my first Macworld in '91 and then packed up my hatchback and moved up here and I got a job. Why?
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More people, mostly women, followed, and in the fall of 230, Manson packed up the Family and moved them all to Los Angeles — toward his dreams of Hollywood stardom.
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I immediately packed up my gear and I wanted to return to New York, but I found out that they had closed all traffic in and out for five days.
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With dreams of a new life, she packed up her belongings and left the tenant shacks of Alabama for the smokestacks of Cleveland, later sending for her three young sons.
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The wildfires raging in California are forcing tons of farm animals to be packed up and moved to safety ... including a pig in a blanket who can play the piano.
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But in recent days, Obama has personally packed up some personal items that will travel with him to his new digs some two miles away in Washington, D.C., aides say.
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I packed up the Pockit for two three-hour car rides and its compact, rectangular shape was much more manageable than any other stroller I've brought on a road trip.
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In 2017, Harvey sang on the UK's BBC One as a contestant on the singing competition show, Let It Shine, and then packed up his instruments to relocate to Nashville.
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Through Clutter's app or website, users can have their items picked up, packed up (if they're not packed already) and delivered to storage, within a day or two of booking.
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Not long after announcing his decision in a first-person essay in The Players' Tribune in June, Ferguson packed up and joined the Adelaide 236ers of Australia's National Basketball League.
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To finish the process, the New Balance sneaker gets a final inspection, and if all is well, it's packed up in its box, soon making its way to a store.
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On the advice of their spiritual master, they packed up their family and built a house in the mountains of Idaho, mainly performing and recording bhajans for select religious events.
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In true Kondo fashion, I thanked the items in my trunk for their service, packed up everything into 12 Hefty trash bags, and threw it all out, except for Gerald.
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So it was a notable moment in the life of Britain's capital when two journalists packed up recently and left the London office of a Scottish newspaper, The Sunday Post.
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Finally I packed up my notebook, cookies from my last batch and samples of the real thing and went to see Guillaume Portier, a pastry instructor at La Cuisine Paris.
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Rieger made some DIY T-shirts, packed up some supplies, and integrated her new role as outlaw sheriff of the swimming pool into her art practice, naming the project Nightlifeguard.
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Much later when the gear is packed up, the girls and John and assorted pals decamp to Loren "Ted" Humphrey's warehouse and home studio (he's part of the band Guards).
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But when I was 2, my dad got a good job in Kansas City, so my parents packed up and left the place where they grew up for the Midwest.
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Many of the students, whose families have packed up and moved two, three, four or more times to escape successive rounds of fighting, have not regularly attended school in years.
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For the rest of the millions of Powerball hopefuls, the magic will be packed up, sealed and wheeled back into a vault, ready and waiting for the next big win.
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Amid the bustle at Kennedy International Airport on Sunday, a group of recently acquainted New Yorkers packed up boxes of office supplies, snapped a group photograph and said their goodbyes.
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After East Germany collapsed, Engel reminds us, a young K.G.B. colonel based in Dresden since 1985 packed up his bags and returned to Russia intent on revenge against the West.
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But as the rain fell Monday night and the Freeds packed up their clothing and their dog Ellie, a neighbor called the county to verify that the evacuation was mandatory.
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The blow of hurting my mom so profoundly anesthetized by the power of the poppy, I packed up my silver Honda with clothes, makeup, and guitars, and ran away to Hollywood.
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It's to McGahn's credit that he refused to accommodate Trump, and at one time packed up his office because he thought he would have to resign over the President's criminal suggestions.
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After the 2016 floods, much of the reserve collection was packed up to make it easier to quickly evacuate the art if needed, according to an announcement on the Louvre's site.
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Unless Obama is willing to cough up the $40,000 pricetag for that cape, it remains US government property, packed up along with his other records and sent to the National Archives.
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I lie in bed for a few minutes, but the baby is clearly awake so I soon launch into nursing, playing, showering, changing, and getting my things packed up — the usual.
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The assignment was eerily similar to the last story I worked on before I returned to America for the holidays and packed up our Brooklyn apartment to ship our belongings abroad.
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The couple packed up their two children and dog into an RV and headed across the country for more than a year in search of a new location to call home.
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"I would be very surprised if they packed up and went home," said Gabriel Radzyminski, managing director of activist investor Sandon Capital which holds shares in Tatts, referring to the consortium.
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About a year later, Kuchibhotla was offered a job at Garmin, and so the couple packed up and moved to Olathe, a suburb of Kansas City where the company is headquartered.
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Nonetheless, after college I collected my theater degree, packed up my Mazda 323 hatchback, and, along with my cat, Andy, started on the long journey from St. Louis to Los Angeles.
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Fans became accustomed to seeing the sisters compete against each other only at the very end of tournaments, when all the other would-be champions had packed up and gone home.
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The reporters roll on to the next campaign stop, the merchandise tents get packed up and one by one, the cars pull out of the parking lot until it is empty.
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He dismissed all the servants who had lived under his roof for decades, had his library, paintings, other collections and memorabilia packed up, and closed his house under lock and key.
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Drew packed up his car two weeks after college graduation and headed out to L.A. He knew as well as anyone the clichés about waiters (and now Uber drivers) with screen ambitions.
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But when pricing and shelving Ramones and Modern Lovers records simply got too much, Buhl packed up and headed to Berkley, California where he quickly immersed himself in the local music scene.
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A large contingent of federal police at one point had descended on the highway, but packed up and retreated as the caravan advanced, only to reassemble hours later farther up the highway.
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On Friday, Trevor Lewis packed up two trucks with crowbars, chainsaws, sledgehammers, ropes, walkie talkies, and five other guys from Cocoa Beach, where he lives on the east side of the state.
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After Spencer (Troian Bellisario) finally bid farewell to Toby (Keegan Allen) with one last kiss, and cop packed up his pickup and hightailed it out of Rosewood — and straight into a tree.
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Since filming wrapped in February, Ernst and Wayne have packed up their belongings and moved the Companion operations to New York City, where they're in the process of building out a team.
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The building project keeps getting pushed back, today standing at well over a year behind schedule, even as the museum's collection galleries were shuttered on Tuesday, the art packed up in crates.
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Numbers like "That's Not Me," in which Mr. Wilson sings, "I once had a dream, so I packed up and split for the city," will take on added poignancy in New York.
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When he packed up and left his life behind in New York, he stored his furniture with friends in Manhattan and the Hamptons, and he left his clothes in a friend's basement.
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Those types of obstacles have forced bands to simply pack it in, but instead of admitting defeat, Chris Keating, Ira Wolf Tuton, and Anand Wilder packed up and moved to the country.
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Meanwhile, Hui Shang Wood Furniture simply packed up and moved from Beijing's Changping district to the inland province of Anhui, cleaning up its production process as it went, said manager Hong Guosheng.
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Bites A few years ago, Pierre Thiam packed up his two restaurants in Brooklyn and headed to his home continent where he hoped to elevate West African street food to gourmet status.
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In the spring of 1986, they packed up and left, uttering not a word about what they had found and leaving only a short section of steel pipe to mark the spot.
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In Baghdad and Basra, security forces began opening roads and some supporters of popular cleric Moqtada al-Sadr packed up tents where they had joined months-long sit-ins, security sources said.
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In 2015, a North Korean band packed up and returned home only hours before it was scheduled to perform in Beijing in a gesture of friendship between the two countries' Communist governments.
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"I wanted to not be so attached to this office that I'd be afraid to lose it," Mr. Shaub said on Friday, surveying the room he packed up shortly before Inauguration Day.
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In 2013, beauty queens competing for the title of Miss Universe, the flashy pageant that was then co-owned by Donald Trump, packed up their sequins and sashes and flew to Moscow.
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You could have packed up and gone somewhere else and gone into an industry where you wouldn't have had a public name, and you could have just been Henry Blodget, smart guy.
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So Blanca Orantes-Lopez, her 8-year-old boy and his father packed up and left the Pacific surfing town of Puerto La Libertad in El Salvador and headed for the United States.
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The GAO identified very little room for error in the SLS schedule, since it is jam-packed up until a big test that the program must complete known as the "green run" test.
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He and Domino have been taking long walks to build their endurance and his gear and supplies are packed up in the stroller (named Jenny) that he will be pushing through the country.
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The northern edge of the fire stayed far enough from my house that I never had to evacuate, and the Blue Team soon packed up, leaving operations to local teams on July 16.
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She packed up her bags this past summer and moved to Santa Fe. San Francisco may have "cool" new restaurants, but that doesn't mean the people in the city have time for them.
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He packed up his entire crew, and after roaming the streets of Los Angeles (and getting turned down by a few residents!), he stumbled into the home of Natalie and her three friends.
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Fegenbush let me into the back where we walked past stacks of boxes and decommissioned exam rooms to the tiny windowless room she was using to work as she packed up her office.
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It was a big change — he, his wife and three kids packed up their minivan and moved from Boston to Richmond, Virginia, where his business partner lived and where he used to work.
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By the time Jon Voight walked past the building's facade in the 1969 film "Midnight Cowboy," Heckler's flea circus — apparently the last act of its kind in the United States — had packed up.
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How does one compensate for the areas of the heart and soul which will be lost forever when that last box of memories have been packed up and placed in the pickup truck?
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Schools across the country, including in Ohio and Maryland, announced they would shut for several weeks, while students at dozens of colleges and universities packed up and headed home for the foreseeable future.
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As camera crews and reporters packed up from Super Tuesday states, civil rights advocates made their voices heard online to call attention to long lines seen in some precintcts in California and Texas.
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CreditCreditMarian Carrasquero/The New York Times They'd had a plan: Elsa Johana Ortiz Enriquez packed up what little she had in Guatemala and traveled across Mexico with her 8-year-old son, Anthony.
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The previous night, they endured a nearly three-hour rain delay, then packed up after a 4-3 loss to the Chicago White Sox and reached their hotels in Houston at 6 a.m.
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But after her 2006 book, "I Like You: Hospitality Under the Influence," she packed up the rental chairs and tables and stashed the pots and pans in her West Village apartment for good.
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"You are on notice," read a giant, white-on-black banner hung outside of Toronto police headquarters, as everything else was packed up, reminding the city of what took place on those steps.
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The majority of Myspace's 100 million users had already packed up years ago, and if they didn't grab their stuff on the way out, that's too bad, because Myspace is not your mom.
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Leaving his wife at home so she could study for an exam, Tristan Beaudette packed up his two young daughters to go camping overnight in California's popular Malibu Creek State Park outside Los Angeles.
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Since January, she has twice packed up all of her belongings, bid farewell to her friends in the Kakuma refugee camp and traveled with her children to Nairobi for resettlement in the United States.
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Long after the Cheerios and Oreos of the world have packed up their pumpkin spice for the season, the curiously homogenous loaf will still be available in individually-wrapped slices on practically every corner.
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And after seeing my grandmother for the final time, I packed up to move to New York City — a place where I had no friends, no family, and no place that felt like home.
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Brady told reporters the morning after the Patriots' 34-28 overtime win over the Atlanta Falcons that he had packed up the jersey bearing his No. 12 after the game, but it had disappeared.
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The habitat itself was built by Bigelow Aerospace, a private space company with the goal of eventually fabricating modules or even full space stations that can get packed up and expanded once in orbit.
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Those who haven't packed up and left the Bakken are facing a new reality of smaller budgets, fewer residents and the physical detritus of a building boom that left behind hundreds of empty apartments.
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A shotgun marriage to his church sweetheart ended in annulment, and at 21 he packed up and moved to LA to bone up on his drumming at the for-profit Musicians Institute in Hollywood.
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And now, with Kuispond in the other room supervising one final biopsy and with just minutes to go before everything has to be packed up ready to leave, she thinks she has seen one.
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If Russia packed up the Internet Research Agency tomorrow, American elections would still be incredibly vulnerable to manipulation, because foreign governments are not the only actors with an interest in screwing with our democracy.
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Bleary-eyed and still damp, the group packed up and headed to a nearby fence where they had hung a board counting down the days left for Mr. Brodsky to accept the city's offer.
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He decided to sign up to cryonics and had packed up his life in Ohio to live near the Cryonics Institute in Michigan, so he could be near the facility when his time comes.
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Aged 220, Sangmanee packed up and relocated to the capital city of Thailand to wage eight-limbed war in the big league (and, I hasten to add, to carry on with his school education).
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I made them as I packed up my kitchen, lowering the dose of sherry vinegar and eating them plain, almost like a salad, with big pieces of grilled bread and more herbs mixed in.
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After two months, they packed up the few belongings they had in Sacramento and weathered the cross-country train ride to Rochester, where cousins of Akrami's had resettled within a larger community of Afghans.
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Tronco-DePierro said she's currently managing to cover COBRA payments for her managers' health insurance and that she packed up her restaurant's food stores for staff to grab, but fears it's not nearly enough.
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So in 2013, scientists packed up the 50-foot wide ring of magnets and shipped them to Fermilab by way of a barge that went down the eastern seaboard and up the Mississippi River.
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The following year, when Mr. Stanger sensed the call for him to go back to school to pursue a bi-vocational career as a therapist and pastor, they packed up and moved to Kentucky.
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In the part featuring David Mayo, the location shifts to Paris where Giacometti's 1926 sculpture of Flora is being packed up at the Alberto and Annette Giacometti Foundation to be sent to Kunsthaus Zürich.
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Vendors may have packed up their wares from the Democratic and Republican national conventions, but there will only be more interest in candidate memorabilia this summer and fall, as voters side with their candidates.
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My sister and I wanted to hike to a nearby geothermal swimming pool in the mountains, so we quickly packed up our swimsuits and headed out, leaving my mom to happily rest at the hotel.
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In a fit of dramatic desperation, I packed up two suitcases, said goodbye to my family, and jumped on an Amtrak to a city I'd only ever spent a couple of days in: Chicago, Illinois.
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As Obama packed up to leave the White House, Trump and his family laid a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Arlington National Cemetery and attended a concert at the Lincoln Memorial.
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Following the guidelines of the Japanese author, likely thousands of viewers have packed up garbage bags full of their unwanted items, hauling the used goods to donation boxes rather than taking them to the landfill.
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The jacket eventually made it back to the United States, but Player told CNBC it was stolen this year while being packed up and sent back to South Africa to be put on honorary display.
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Children who packed up their toys in the middle of the night and parents who wondered whether they were leaving their homes for the last time relive the experience, like a horror movie on repeat.
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"The day I heard that she would replace Bob Gottlieb, I packed up my stuff in a couple cardboard boxes and left in a cab and have not looked back," he said in an email.
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This time around, however, she does not expect to see something else she had seen before: the statue being packed up after a call from a ranking church official telling her it had to go.
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Pretty, predatory Brynn was used to getting what she wanted, and what she wanted was both Morton siblings — together, they made the perfect spouse — until she wanted neither of them, and packed up for good.
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He was notified on May 14 that he would be joining the Yankees here the next day, so he packed up his cats and drove with his girlfriend to Washington, arriving at 1:30 a.m.
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The three boys and one girl — not all from the same family — packed up one of their parents' cars with fishing poles, and embarked on the cross-country adventure early Sunday morning, authorities told the BBC.
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But that wasn't the end of it, because it was then packed up and brought back home to be reused at London's botanical Kew Gardens for an installation which opened to the public on 18 June.
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" To quote Carey's own lyrics, "So I packed up my Louis Vuitton, jumped in your ride and took off, you'll never ever find a girl who loves you more than me, I gotta shake you off.
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Those works, close-up studies made in the bathroom, were done the same year as her breakdown, and they were similarly packed up in a box, stashed away, and forgotten for decades until assistants rediscovered them.
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That was recently the case for a single dad in Tampa, who was headed for a fishing trip when he saw the sign, went back home, packed up his kids' clothes and returned to the laundromat.
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So he packed up the blank shirts he'd initially bought for Sanders, printed them with new slogans for Clinton, and hit the road, selling T-shirts at her rally on election eve in Raleigh, North Carolina.
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Some people like former Indian cricket star Ajay Jadeja, who also lives in Nizamuddin East, simply packed up and left for the cleaner seaside resort of Goa along with his wife, two children and his mother.
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I'd hatched all three of them at nursery, turning their eggs over every morning in the incubator until they were big enough to be packed up in straw and brought home to live in my garden.
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Inside the drawer, there were no dividers for neatly separating banknotes, as you would find in cash registers outside China — but rather a free-for-all, like a Monopoly board game that was hastily packed up.
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It's packed up in the black file box—my carry-on luggage for the first one-way transatlantic plane ticket I've bought in thirty years, along with the birth certificates and President Obama's letter of welcome.
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New info has come to light in the hunt for the Tom Brady Super Bowl jersey ... and could all come down to the search of an 18-wheeler that was packed up right after the game.
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But starting this week, West Wing officials packed up their belongings for the move to the Eisenhower building, where they crowded into unfamiliar office suites and competed for limited conference room space in their makeshift home.
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But the pressure in June to fire Mueller caused McGahn to tell others he would resign, and this time he packed up some of his belongings in boxes, according to two people familiar with the matter.
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But as a few reporters, and law enforcement, began to pull up, around 50 neo-Nazis — who just moments earlier had been sieg heiling and "forming a human swastika" — hastily packed up and fled the scene.
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Even after founding member Austin Lunn packed up and moved north, we still tend to associate the band with verdant hills and coal miners' ghosts—even as the man behind the music itself has moved on.
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She started living as Celeste full-time about a year ago, the same day she packed up and moved across the country to a small harbor town outside Seattle, where she now works at a grocery store.
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In the winter of 2013, he left for a tour with Vampire Weekend, and, while he was gone, movers packed up his things and transported them to a small house on the east side of Los Angeles.
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Last December, the Kerins packed up a two-story colonial replete with a beautifully landscaped garden in Damascus, Maryland, and moved to New Smyrna Beach, Florida, near their sons Justin, 35, and Jason, 33, and their families.
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Tuesday morning we awoke to being told that we must evacuate immediately — we were in Zone C — so we packed up our enclosed trailer with what we brought with us, our two dogs, and drove to Pensacola!
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When she was 13, her parents and two younger sisters packed up and moved to Samoa for her dad's banking job, leaving Carrere behind with her grandmother in Hawaii where they felt she'd get a better education.
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The 62 mostly West and Central Africans packed up their bedding before coming ashore, celebrating the end of a political tussle over their fate - Italy had initially refused to take them and only relented at the weekend.
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A dog named Tug brought them to us, and we packed up and headed to the kitchen to cook what Wade Truong, the chef who invited me here to hunt, calls the rib-eye of the sky.
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As they packed up the camp on the mine's outskirts in the dusty, high altitude desert that has been their home for the last 44 days, workers said in interviews on Friday they were satisfied with the outcome.
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After partying hard as a teenager in New York and trying "every drug multiple times" — cocaine, acid — she packed up and moved to Florence alone at age 18 to "detox," 11 years after that health food store encounter.
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Since he lived across the street from the store where we worked, we all then stood and watched through the store's glass door as he packed up his truck with beach gear and drove off with his girlfriend.
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Now, a new collection means a new backdrop, so AG and Chung packed up and traveled to Paris for a one-night-only trip filled with French-inspired fashions and awkward small talk that's mostly lost in translation.
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With a childcare crisis looming, the family has now packed up and moved for the time being from their home in California to Westchester, New York, while Kyle works on the East Coast, so they can be together.
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I was going to leave town anyway, so I packed up my leftover blood and semen and stored them in the family freezer inside a brown paper bag, with express instructions that my parents not examine its contents.
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In 2016, the German parliament voted against a Green Party bill calling for a ban on the killing of chicks, as lawmakers decided the economy would suffer if industrial hatcheries simply packed up and moved to another country.
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It's been four years since Jerry Baker packed up and moved to Hawaii, leaving behind years of corporate work to carve out a "hippie" existence on a one-acre parcel of land atop Big Island's vast Kilauea volcano.
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It was so hilarious the day we packed up the van and moved to LA. The manager we ended up with wanted to take us to the Rainbow, and it was everything we hated about the metal scene.
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Some days, I'll admit, especially when the weather was cool, I'd tell him that all the fans were packed up for the season, so I could avoid seeing the same aproned guy, day after day, at Ace Hardware.
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As one of California's most destructive wildfires raged through the northern part of the state, Guy Fieri and his son Hunter, 7503, packed up their caravan and drove to Redding to feed the displaced victims and responding crews.
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The art community she found on Tumblr has packed up fully and left for greener pastures: sites like DeviantArt, where there are still strict limits on NSFW art, and Twitter, where NSFW content is still allowed (for now).
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Born and raised in a 1930s, semi-detached house in Bournemouth, he found himself packed up and shipped off to a Southampton new-build in the wake of his father's death, just as he approached his teenage years.
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In fact, with her offices already all packed up, our interview took place inside the historic appropriations room on the first floor of the Capitol, where she said she was part of many legislative efforts across the partisan aisle.
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According to the company, their seating can be put together in ten minutes and just as easily packed up when moving day comes, saving you time and preserving any relationships that may not be able to withstand IKEA instructions.
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Among them was Maribel Cruz, 19, who packed up her dog, four cats and fish as soon as she was told to flee her trailer in the town of Windsor, about 60 miles (2003 kilometers) north of San Francisco.
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Kenneth was hiding out at a shed and as the group apparently packed up the van, he ambushed them — firing on each victim one at a time while his daughter escaped uninjured, Gardendale Police Chief Mike Walker told AL.com.
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BAMENDA, Cameroon (Reuters) - Children kidnapped by gunmen in western Cameroon said their captors had warned them not to go back to school, recounting their ordeal as parents on Thursday packed up belongings from a boarding school now being shuttered.
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In a flash, the Jeff Bezos-led, Seattle-based giant packed up its offer of 25,000 potential jobs once it became clear that opposition to its second headquarters plan in the Queens neighborhood of Long island City wasn't buckling.
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But last November, he packed up hurriedly and fled to the United States after Russia was accused of a government-run doping program and Vitaly Mutko, the country's minister of sport, tourism and youth policy, asked him to resign.
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The apse was packed up, piece by piece, and delivered to the Cloisters in Northern Manhattan in the 1950s — the chapel was in ruins by then, having been all but abandoned in the Renaissance, but the apse had survived.
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The current idea is for a Rockettes show that can be easily mounted, then packed up, then remounted — thereby providing flexibility so the company can make room for limited profit-making runs by the starry likes of Mr. Chappelle.
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About a year after the civil war started in Syria in 27, the family packed up a few of its belongings, leaving behind almost everything, and left its apartment in Homs for the nearby home of Mr. Abrash's parents.
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This past weekend, a group of 15 did just that by coordinating with the local UFCW chapter and overcoming an anti-union campaign Instacart waged by sending managers to the grocery store, Mariano's, where the workers packed up orders.
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"I'm not going to run and hide in the woods," said Aguilar, who packed up her things and kept them just off to the side of an underpass, waiting for the state to come do the cleanup on Monday.
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According to her, not many people have left yet, but a large number of the people, at least the ones she knows, have packed up their family photos, documents, and essentials, to be ready to leave at any second.
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Popular Jewelry didn't even technically close when a freak accident caused the store to catch on fire in the middle of the night in 2013 (they just packed up their merchandise and temporarily moved down the street to Lucky Diamond).
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But as anyone who's ever held Chanel in her hands will tell you, the most magical place in existence is a real, actual place (that doesn't get packed up and shipped away once Fashion Week is over): It's the Chanel atelier.
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Instead of simply visiting each park as a weekend getaway or on a longer vacation, Lauren and Steven packed up their lives and hit the road, primarily traveling and living out of a converted Nissan NV212 cargo van for seven months.
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When the Israeli filmmaker Nadav Lapid was around 22, shortly after finishing his military service, he packed up his stuff and fled to Paris, certain that he was at heart European and had been born by mistake in the Middle East.
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And I know you think the 2000 election was all about Florida, but many critics say the Gore campaign really blew the election when it packed up and left Ohio about a week before Election Day to concentrate on Florida.
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Celebrities have packed up their cute-yet-weather-appropriate snow gear and headed off to warmer climes, leaving us with a long list of must-see movies to fill the gap left by the lack of cozy mountain-themed group Instas.
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There was a time when people packed up their families and moved here, to Michigan, because this was the place that created the middle class, where you could make enough money to take care of your family and retire with dignity.
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Pets for Vets volunteer Cheryl Wassus packed up her 1-year-old Bernese mountain dog Link and headed off to the Motor City Furry Convention last weekend, ready to educate fellow animal lovers about the great work her organization does.
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Sesame Street packed up Hooper's Store and rolled Oscar's can over to HBO way back in 2015, but for some reason, it's taken until now for the world to get some sweet, sweet Game of Thrones and Sesame Street crossover action.
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Such winter times can be misleading, and teams packed up for Melbourne — a race won by Vettel last year — with a suspicion that Lewis Hamilton's Mercedes are still in front and that Ferrari might even have fallen behind Red Bull.
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This year's $15.3 billion acquisition of Mobileye by Intel does not mean that the Israeli company will be packed up and shipped off to Santa Clara, Ca. On the contrary, Intel is making Israel its center for autonomous driving technology.
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We need to hear more from veterans who inventoried and packed up their buddy's belongings 24 hours after a car bomb blew him up, then picked up a ruck and continued on with the mission, like I did in Iraq.
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"We just packed up what we could as fast as we could," Stahl said at an evacuation center at the Sylmar Recreation Center, massaging his grandmother's shoulders as she sat in a wheelchair with a Red Cross blanket on her lap.
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As the Yankees packed up for an eight-game trip, it sounded as if players were beginning to tire of the trade rumors and talk of what the roster could look like when they return to Yankee Stadium on Aug.
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The pain was actually due to advanced lung cancer, so Truong immediately packed up to head back to her family—and health coverage—in the US. "They said, 'You're already in the last stage of lung cancer,'" she told me recently.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Actor Sonja Morgenstern, a German national who has lived in London since 1996, packed up and moved back to Nuremberg this week in hopes of rediscovering the peace and certainty she lost when Britain voted for Brexit in 2016.
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In 1993, his family sold everything they owned, packed up, and moved to the US. Here, Wilmer and his sister enrolled in public school, took ESL classes, and got jobs, instilling a work ethic that he credits for his Hollywood successes.
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By all means, people are still suffering for coming out, the legislative and cultural gains made by the queer movement have not been evenly felt across all demographics, and the bigots haven't just packed up their placards and gone home.
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North Korean staff at the liaison office in Kaesong, a North Korean town just north of the two countries' border, packed up and left on Friday, saying they had been ordered to do so, the South's Ministry of National Unification said.
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At the end of last season, the wrestling promotion — including Bash (Chris Lowell) and Sam (Marc Maron) — packed up and moved to Las Vegas to put on a live nightly wrestling show at the fictional Fan-Tan Hotel and Casino.
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So it was something of an act of cosmic cruelty when the Clippers became an instant power over the summer by acquiring Kawhi Leonard and Paul George as soon as Lawler and his wife had packed up and moved to Oregon.
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BRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has packed up personal photos and stripped the shelves in her third-floor office in the Planalto presidential palace - a sign she may be resigned to losing her job in a Senate vote on Wednesday.
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He was taking a break from college out in Boulder; he had packed up all his stuff and driven from Colorado to Oregon in a Subaru with a busted head gasket, with no idea what he was going to do next.
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So in 43, I packed up all the tapes and materials and sent them to Professor Jacqueline Goss at Bard College; she had once hosted a screening, and a few of her students had interned with me during their summer vacations.
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I think a lot of parents who are very affirmative forget that there are emotions attached—when we packed up all the pictures he asked us to get rid of that showed him as feminine; when we cut his long hair.
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On Wednesday, the happy couple packed up and made their way to their new home – documenting the entire road trip on Snapchat, of course – and in photos obtained by TMZ, the two can be spotted unloading a moving truck at their new digs.
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Lissandra, who grew up in the Midwest, was convinced tornadoes are not a big deal, while Amber, who grew up in Australia, put her passport in a waterproof case, packed up her electronics, and prepared to sprint to the closest concrete stairwell.
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The old standbys of a scandal-gripped Washington -- hired lawyers delivering statements far from the White House, day-long stakeouts outside officials' homes, non-answers in the White House briefing room -- were dusted off, with little expectation they will be packed up soon.
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As Hurricane Florence barreled toward the state on Wednesday, Waddell packed up her family to seek shelter with relatives and said she was ready to leave town for good - just as many businesses and hundreds of residents did after Matthew in 2016.
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The service will allow any banned items to be collected at the gate, packed up, loaded onto the plane as checked baggage and returned back to the customer upon arrival to the U.S. Dubai's Emirates airline announced a similar solution last week.
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This summer, one of the largest Canadian touring carnivals happened to have some room on its lazy circuit across the country, so we packed up our own little ragtag circus/sideshow into a converted bus, and made our way across the western provinces.
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Yet new European Union steps to curb migration mean arrivals have plummeted to fewer than 100 a week, down from the thousands last fall, and many volunteers have packed up and moved to help the bulk of migrants marooned on mainland Greece.
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After the last baby died, our grandfather had packed up his household and left Jerome to move to a mountain town, where he and Mamie raised their one child without referring to the others, without a single item in the house in remembrance.
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Since Syria's war began, the population of Idlib has doubled as it has taken in a motley mix of fleeing civilians, defeated rebels, hard-line jihadists and those like Nisrine who have packed up their families to ride the government surrender bus.
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Buy Tickets: Journalism and the #Metoo Moment Win Tickets: Journalism and the #MeToo Moment Ticket Sweepstakes Read: The #MeToo Moment newsletter Her apartment packed up, Jada Yuan has left on her mission as The Times' new 52 Places To Go in 2018 columnist.
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A few months later, Ms. Pushkine packed up 30 years of belongings, rented a storage unit, and moved into his home for the next seven months while she gutted her Upper West Side apartment in preparation for both to move there permanently.
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Early on, Kendall considered Lockwood a genius and was happy to support her, but he had to have eye surgery and couldn't work for a while, so the pair packed up their home in Savannah, a place they loved, and headed west.
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"On the E train, people were dripping wet, packed up against the window," Ms. Bodossian said of her morning commute, during which she took her usual route from Penn Station to the E train to her job at Cartier on Fifth Avenue.
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"Twelve to 113 months ago, it would have sold for 211 million," said Mr. Robinson, with Belle Property, as he packed up his gavel and papers and prepared to head to his next auction on a day he would conduct eight of them.
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So Harvey Dinnerstein and Burton Silverman, friends since high school who had studied together at the Art Students League, packed up their drawing materials and took the train down past the Mason–Dixon line, noticing how their car suddenly became whites-only.
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The fashion week tents have been packed up and the models sent home until the next collection debuts, but one deeply entrenched industry trend shows no sign of stopping: Fast fashion, which has become one of the biggest sources of pollution in the world.
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Just when we thought she couldn't up the ante on her inaugural New York Fashion Week runway show (with two Hadids, one Anna Wintour in the audience, and many different kinds of sneaker boots), Bad Gal packed up the show and shipped it to Paris.
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Scott Kelly's biological samples were onboard On Monday and Tuesday, astronauts onboard the ISS packed up the Dragon with more than 3,700 pounds of supplies, including Kelly's bodily fluids and other samples that will be used for biotechnology research, physical science research, and more.
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TMZ spoke to Marc, who tells us ... he and his fam just left this weekend, but packed up a lot of their valuables about a week ago, including jewelry, family photo albums, marriage and birth certificates, passports ... and over 1,000 tapes of Marc's TV gigs.
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While banning these racist subreddits is a good faith effort on Reddit's part, the researchers did find evidence that some users simply packed up their abhorrent views and took them elsewhere on the internet to other social media sites like Voat, Snapzu, and Empeopled.
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Stevens says the homeowner told police and the family that MacDermott had come home from the bar that night, packed up his belongings, his dog and with a "big wad of cash" told him that he had "really done it this time" and left.
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"I am happy I came to Europe, and my family is also happy," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation as he packed up leftovers at a training event for people who work with refugees, where he had served a menu which included traditional African dishes.
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In my class, I shared a brief lecture on the historical context of Islam in France, and then asked students to add or change any of their responses on the posters as they packed up to leave at the end of the class period.
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A rented electronic organ is providing music until the 8,035 pipes of the cathedral's acclaimed Skinner instrument — which, incidentally, had recently been cleaned and reinstalled after a more serious fire in the cathedral in 2001 — can be packed up and sent away again for cleaning.
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He assumed his defection wouldn't go over well, so on the day he gave notice, while his boss considered the rival's offer, he quietly packed up his office and loaded things like his family pictures and a framed B.B. King concert ticket into his car.
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Small format works, like materially inscribed and manipulated picture postcards, photographs, linocuts and woodcuts, small run graphic art magazines could not only be displayed in pop up shows at short notice, but could also be packed up at a moment's notice to avoid censorship and imprisonment.
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Just months after the biggest traveling circus in the world packed up its big top tents and hung up its oversized clown shoes, The Greatest Showman attempted to capture the spirit of entrepreneur P.T. Barnum's start in the circus world in the form of a musical.
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"After 5 glorious months in Toronto filming the final season of @suits_usa @joshbkelley and I packed up the tents and moved the circus back home to Utah," Heigl captioned a Monday video series of her baby boy watching related videos before checking out the real thing outside.
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His White House offices are being packed up, so that on Friday, as Donald J. Trump is sworn in as the 45th U.S. president, a swarm of workers can replace the commander in chief's creature comforts — snacks, clothes, toiletries, artwork and furniture — with those of his successor.
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If you've never packed up a wet dog bed after you didn't realize that a corner of the tent was leaking, I can tell you that it's a little bit like trying to wrestle a three-week-dead elephant seal into the trunk of your car.
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I met my best friends here when I moved to the city in 2018, and about a year and a half later, they packed up and moved to London for grad school — and I doubt it's the last time I'll have to deal with friends moving away.
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On National Review's website Monday, Krikorian wrote that Trump could also embrace a self-deportation policy: instituting tough border enforcement; requiring all employers to check the legal statuses of their employees; and then, after a certain number of years, consider legalizing any immigrants who haven't packed up and left.
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Mariah Michelle Logan and her three friends had just spent three days in the Florida city celebrating one of their birthdays, when they packed up their rented Hyundai Accent sedan and headed to the Miami International Airport to catch a flight back to Chicago at around 4:43 a.m.
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This was one afternoon last summer; my partner and I had spent the day at our local public library, working steadily through breakfast and lunch and what the British would call teatime, until suddenly hunger clobbered us both and we packed up and headed out to the car.
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"The whole show here will be packed up on Monday and we'll be sailing the sport boats on Tuesday," said Andrew Henderson, known as Hendo, who is the Australian shore operations manager for Oracle Team U.S.A. His voice was starting to crack from shouting across the yard all week.
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I gave her a quick hug in thanks, she had the table and everything packed up in minutes, and we both continued on with our nights — me, already at home in my favorite robe and more relaxed than I'd been in months, and her on her way out.
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WASHINGTON — Stephen K. Bannon has held court in the Capitol Hill townhouse of Breitbart Media since he packed up his West Wing office last month, meeting with conservative lawmakers, advocating hard-line policies on undocumented immigrants and waging gleeful war on those he considers traitors to the Trump cause.
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Still to come tonight, Hollywood loves to hate the President and one successful filmmaker pretty much had enough so he packed up from a very good career and moved his family to Texas to escape the politics and still be able to make movies that he feels America will love.
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The last day, as my sister and I packed up the car to drive back to California and my brother got ready to head to Portland, I told him I would miss him and also that I really liked his shirt (it was long-sleeved and striped and looked soft).
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Trump insisted at a press conference that he and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un were executing a "nice walk" away from the table -- but what exactly happened in Vietnam isn't at all clear, as both sides emerged with different stories in the hours after they packed up and headed home.
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Last season on Hulu's "Casual," Valerie (Michaela Watkins) was left by her husband for a younger woman; packed up her precocious teenage daughter, Laura (Tara Lynne Barr), moved in with her brother, Alex (Tommy Dewey), a dating-site creator; and went a bit bonkers as she navigated singledom with him as her wingman.
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" He added: "Willie Williams would not be able to look in the mirror, look at his family, look at his children, look at his friends and neighbors, look at people in this department if I just packed up my bags and went away when someone says: 'Chief, we don't like what you're doing.
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Whereas in Vietnam, you were done with your tour, packed up, got on the plane, and were home the next day, unable to go through the ceremonial steps necessary to reenter, to return, and the world you got home to was in cultural upheaval, partly because of the war you just left.
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But in Vegas, where the room is smaller and the bus isn't being packed up for a redeye drive and the artists at least appear to be a little more relaxed, the intimacy feels more real—between fans and fans, and fans and artists, and the era of Prima and the era of Gaga.
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"Taking a word like gay and applying it to myself, I was still years away from being able to do that, even in my own mind," he says, adding that he "packed up" his feelings because for a young kid growing up in Indiana, there was no representation that it was okay to be gay.
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After going to a few local florists who seemed curious but also slightly suspicious about my interest in this Japanese tradition—particularly as they hadn't any even prepared holly for the Japanese locals—I managed to find some at my local Maruetsu supermarket, all nicely packed up in a Setsubun bouquet, complete with oni mask.
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So, while some of my clients' tastes can be a little predictable, I'd much rather be thorough and thoughtful, get hugged and thanked profusely, and be packed up and headed home by midnight than walking through puke or having to throw someone out of the club because they want to fight me because I'm not playing Bieber.
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After selling my startup, Shopkick, to SK Planet in 2014, and handing over my CEO role a year later, I packed up my 1- and 3-year-old sons and my wife Angel, and flew to Beijing, Shenzhen and Hong Kong for three weeks, hoping to better understand the Chinese startup world and its entrepreneurs and VCs.
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The young girl from Debat, a small town in Ethiopia's Amhara region, packed up and left for the capital in the company of her older neighbor, who said that her relatives there would welcome her into their home, pay her 200 Ethiopian birr ($8) a month to look after their young children, and send her to school.
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"This summer I took a chance, quit my job, and packed up my apartment… 6 months later this PODS storage box and I are getting shipped to Canada," Loch captioned the Instagram post, which shows the reality star, who can be seen in a black athleisure ensemble, closing a storage pod filled with all of her belongings.
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A college semester in Paris and tour of France's vineyards later fueled her passion, which led Anderson to stints at wine bars and restaurants in Scottsdale and Los Angeles, and eventually, the Four Seasons Beverly Hills, where she was the beverage director at Cut — until last month, when she packed up her life and moved to Paris.
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Pretty much every year, we packed up the old house and unpacked into a new one: single-story, two-story; driveways, sidewalks; screened porch, no porch; three cats, four cats; swimming pools, beaches, ponds; a converted Army barracks in Gainesville, a bungalow in Tallahassee, suburban tract houses in Miami, a farm at the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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As he packed up his office the next day, he made a special request of the current chief of staff, John F. Kelly: that he be allowed to come back for a day to work as a line cook in the White House kitchen, helping to prepare Mr. Trump's state dinner for President Emmanuel Macron and his wife, Brigitte.
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But even if One Mississippi doesn't return for a second season, season one works beautifully as a muted story about what it means to come home and realize the person you once were, the person you thought you packed up in a box and stored away somewhere, is waiting right there for you to discover all over again.
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With all the usual categories and gatekeepers weakened by the internet, today's ideal "brand" is one that's both unmistakably unique and utterly adaptable — a kind of portable self that can be packed up and carried from recording studio to live show to writing session, and then on to the screen, the theater, the page, the walls of a gallery.
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As I packed up, I thought about another crazy game I covered, the Mets' loss to St. Louis in Game 7 of the 2006 National League Championship Series, and how the incisive prose I wrote that night celebrating the Mets' return to the World Series had been consigned to the depths of my hard drive, never to be read.
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A 1954 film attributed to the museum's publicity department — of Andean art lent to the Legion of Honor in San Francisco being packed up for transport back to MoMA — now doubles as a documentary record of that California city, as trucks carrying crates labeled "WORKS OF ART" cross the length of the Bay Area peninsula to reach the railroad.
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About a month before we headed out on the road, we packed up all of our personal belongings, rented out our furnished one-bedroom apartment, and stayed rent free in the guest room/office of my parents, who had a two-bedroom in the city, helping us bring in $2,000 to cover the apartment's monthly mortgage and maintenance.
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The mother did not tell her daughter about the threats, but they packed up and sneaked into the US. The two were held together in family detention, but Benson had to tell the mother that if she failed to convince the government to re-hear her plea for asylum, her daughter may have an independent claim because of the nature of the threats.
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A viral video showed the sixth grader, Faith Fennidy, crying as she packed up her belongings and left Christ the King Parish School in Terrytown, La. The video, which prompted outrage online on Tuesday, followed closely behind a similar episode in Florida last week in which a black 6-year-old was sent home on his first day of school because he had dreadlocks.
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Even the story of the film's evolution is fascinating to those of us who work in the same fields as Snowden once did: Director Oliver Stone was so paranoid about the National Security Agency interfering in his project that he packed up cast and crew and moved the entire set to Germany — and even in Europe the long fingers of the U.S. government continued to stymie him throughout filming.
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So when a long day of interviewing and schmoozing came to an end and I reluctantly began the journey away from this enchanted place, I packed up a few copies of The Wisdom of Sundays and the lesson that I'd learned: I am enough, and there is no point in ever doubting myself, because the greatest gift I can offer to both myself and the rest of the world is...well, me.
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After making the man promise to call them if he ever wanted to get rid of Marley, the agents packed up for the final time, and we got back on the road to Norfolk, where the agents would unload the dogs they'd picked up over the course of the day, walk them, set them up for the night in PETA headquarters, and get ready to do it all over again the next morning.
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And so, in the early aughts, junior agents packed up in droves, taking advantage of the heretofore unseen financial incentives and shortened headquarters tour requirements, and flocked to D.C. The FBI Agents Association (FBIAA) — whose current leadership declined to comment for this story —gamely fought the unpopular policy in the ensuing years, filing a lawsuit in D.C. federal court that was predicated on age discrimination on behalf of those former supervisors who could prove they had been unfairly impacted.
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