"Some of the struggle that I have passed through — George Weah has passed through that struggle," he said.
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Rebates are passed through fully for Part D pricing today; it will just be a different way in which they are passed through.
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On Monday, Joe Biden passed through — flanked by Sen.
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Most of the traffic has passed through America, which contains much of the infrastructure of the internet, and much of the rest passed through Britain, even if it originated and terminated elsewhere.
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Many Europeans, Indians and Africans also passed through the country.
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The group passed through Tapachula, near Mexico's border with Guatemala.
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Recollections live on in diaries or passed through families orally.
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You must have passed through it a few minutes ago.
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More than 50m passengers passed through Houston's airports last year.
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INGRAHAM: They got prison reform passed through the house today.
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It is not the only army to have passed through.
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Laws have previously passed through in a day when necessary.
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Those originated in India and passed through the Suez Canal.
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Many offerings of "God bless you" passed through the crowd.
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Around 700,000 migrants have passed through Croatia since last September.
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A bullet had passed through both of one patient's shoulders.
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It passed through Congress and became law later that year.
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We passed through other common lounge spaces, all sumptuously decorated.
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She verified his story, and Mr. Abusalha passed through customs.
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Juno also passed through the plane of Jupiter's diaphanous rings.
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The Republican bill passed through a House committee on Thursday.
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About 46.1 million travelers passed through the airport in 2018.
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The law passed through Congress without a single Democratic vote.
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Midwestern families struggling over houses in decline, secrets passed through
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They hadn't kicked in yet as we passed through security.
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He said it when the Olympic Torch passed through Colorado.
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As the light passed through the syrup, the polarization rotated.
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A lone pilgrim group from Africa passed through, without buying.
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A red light flashed as he passed through the border.
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The agreement was modified slightly and then passed through Congress.
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When they left, their luggage passed through airport security machines.
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Twain had passed through here 20 days before Darío's birth.
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He opened every door as we passed through the set.
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Last year, more than 523 million passengers passed through Changi.
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Most of Ghana's ten world champions have passed through Bukom.
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Plastic containers get passed through makeshift windows by gloved hands.
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When the arrowhead finally came to Neery, she closed her eyes and hung tightly onto the stone — this arrowhead on Gorky's property that predated him, passed through his time, and now passed through her.
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Alabama also experienced flooding and high winds as Nate passed through.
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"It could get passed through the House this year," Hopkins said.
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That steam is passed through tubes that run through cold water.
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Historically foreign aid budgets have passed through Congress with little debate.
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The bullet passed through Ortiz, perforating his intestines and internal organs.
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A total of 21,353 children passed through the shelter that summer.
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César Chávez, who led the struggle, passed through the area frequently.
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Many passed through a remote detention center in the Negev desert.
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The 2018 $700 billion budget still has not passed through Congress.
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As the car passed through Ohio, an officer pulled it over.
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Parents, ministers and tycoons passed through his damp one-bedroom flat.
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The bill has passed through the Democratically-controlled House of Representatives.
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Some 175,000 people passed through Guangzhou Railway Station on Tuesday alone.
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The blade passed through his left kidney and lacerated his liver.
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Spying was a Six Villages tradition, passed through families for generations.
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We passed through a security gatehouse to get into the estate.
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ET: SB 822 has passed through committee including Assemblyman Santiago's edits.
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A U.S. destroyer and support vessel passed through on Wednesday (Reuters).
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More than five million have passed through its doors each year.
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More than 14,000 people passed through it in the last year.
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When someone was found, they were passed through windows on stretchers.
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More than 650,000 migrants have passed through Croatia since last September.
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More than 236,000 migrants passed through in the ensuing 12 weeks.
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After the alcohol has passed through your system, REM rebound occurs.
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The bill passed through parliament's lower house, the Dáil, last week.
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During their association, he passed through a gantlet of prickling degradations.
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Wanda Vazquez signed a resolution that passed through the island's legislature.
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Before the advent of C-sections, every human passed through one.
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His passed through their fingers, and his hands plucked rebounds cleanly.
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We passed through forest stippled with thousands of shades of green.
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All senior staff hired by Nissan passed through Mr. Kelly's office.
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He saw the Knickerbocker race when it passed through Port Chester.
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The bill was passed through the House on a voice vote.
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Mudslides closed Interstate 80 as the storm passed through Sierra Nevada.
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The bullet that passed through him missed his heart and lungs.
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I passed through the low-slung airport a few times recently.
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Prominent Keys travelers, including the ornithologist John James Audubon, passed through.
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T.J. was just being passed through the system, she recalled thinking.
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They passed through three checkpoints on their drive, but were never detained.
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Iraqi forces passed through three neighborhoods quickly, making the going look easy.
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That bill passed through the Senate, but ultimately died in the House.
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The bill is unlikely to get passed through the Republican-controlled Senate.
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Presidents use it especially when they can't get laws passed through Congress.
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Trump will almost certainly veto it if it is passed through Congress.
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Organisers of recent attacks on Paris and Brussels have also passed through.
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She passed through it on light feet and shut it behind her.
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AB-857 just passed through the state's legislature and sits on Gov.
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The emails were not marked as classified when they passed through Mrs.
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The Ecobee4 also passed through the FCC, showing a speaker built in.
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The plasma eruption passed through Earth's orbit but didn't impact the planet.
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But bills passed through reconciliation can't increase the deficit after 10 years.
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So Fiorina's claim that the bill has passed through Congress is false.
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The storm comes two weeks after Hurricane Irma passed through the region.
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I passed through the recently erected Arc de Triomphe-like Triumphal Arch.
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Ali passed through the interview zone without speaking, looking exhausted and inconsolable.
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Some have been unable to join family members who passed through earlier.
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As I entered the final stretch, wild thoughts passed through my mind.
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" When O'Rourke passed through New York: "Grabbed a cab near Times Square.
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The convoy passed through several security perimeters to reach the city center.
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I've passed through several Border Patrol checkpoints in Texas dozens of times.
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When the stopover began,, 16 million travelers passed through the Dubai airport.
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Those who had passed through Hubei were unlikely to be allowed entry.
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She and her dogs passed through a wooden gate and went inside.
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Over the years, Foxhollow passed through various hands and had various incarnations.
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The road passed through villages and market towns filled with coaching inns.
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More than 27 million people passed through the transit hub last year.
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More than 80.9 million passengers passed through the transport hub in 2016.
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It was while we passed through first class that he threw up.
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The bullet passed through several organs and left him debilitated, at 15.
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The committee's surprise billing legislation passed through the committee with unanimous support.
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Bodies were passed through the charred windows to waiting soldiers and sailors.
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Mudslides closed Interstate 80 as the storm passed through the Sierra Nevada.
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One hundred and twenty-seven billion passed through those vaults last year.
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A torpedo passed through the bow of another but did not detonate.
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After all, the bill eventually passed through both chambers — both Republican-controlled.
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As the luggage passed through the scanner, the customs agent's eyes widened.
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" He predicted that "we're going to get this passed through the Senate.
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The bill passed through committee on a party-line vote on Sept.
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Over one million immigrants passed through Ellis Island from 1892 to 1954.
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However, the plane passed through a series of failed businesses, El País wrote.
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It is archetypal commuterland, a place that exists mostly to be passed through.
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The bullet passed through his right bicep and lodged in a window casement.
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So far, Venter and a handful of patients have passed through the Nucleus.
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His meals are passed through a slot in the door; he eats alone.
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That bill passed through committee in the state assembly, but then was shelved.
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The material is passed through a system of metal rollers in constant motion.
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Minutes later the president was assassinated as his car passed through Dealey Plaza.
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Days after Irma passed through, he said, he still hasn't noticed an improvement.
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It felt like I had passed through the bowels of a great beast.
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Shipments are passed through a highly choreographed team of brokers, carriers and forwarders.
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As Moore passed through, he noticed something: trash—specifically plastic trash—all around.
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Those who do so get passed through and automatically placed on the whitelist.
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Some 2,000 children have passed through the camps since June 2015, it said.
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But how to create a second ring that passed through the first ring?
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I recently passed through the airport on my way from Dubai to London.
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Profits from the business are passed through to the owners, shareholders and partners.
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The article also misspelled the name of another town the author passed through.
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As the soldiers passed through the jungle, Mr. Alvarez tripped a land mine.
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The food slowed down just a little as it passed through her intestines.
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As we moved across southern Ontario, we passed through communities known for fishing.
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We also saw some more wildlife as we passed through the Alberta province.
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The road to Palermo has passed through here since the dawn of time.
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Fuel purchases for its self-supply fuel business are passed through to revenue.
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In all, less than 10 percent of the emails that passed through Mrs.
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"It's passed through some very difficult times, but it's over now," he said.
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Others had passed through, but Smiles's cottage was right on the main street.
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A shudder passed through Peter, and he sat on the floor and cried.
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By studying the rocks, they could analyze the water that passed through it.
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August's total solar eclipse also made millions for the towns it passed through.
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That's out of more than 54 million passengers who passed through the airport.
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The Senate's parliamentarian normally decides what can or can't be passed through reconciliation.
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Russia claims that two Ukrainian warships that passed through the strait on Sept.
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Dorian already passed through the U.S. Virgin Islands and narrowly avoided Puerto Rico.
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The storm that passed through New Orleans East hit quickly, Mr. Landrieu said.
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Hurricane Irma passed through town of Baracoa on Cuba's northeast between 3 a.m.
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"They didn't linger in the slaughter area; they mostly just passed through it."
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But progress stalled this summer, after bills passed through committees in both chambers.
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Mike Piazza, who passed through Florida in May 1998, reached Cooperstown last year.
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The bill passed through the Environment and Public Works Committee unanimously in April.
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They passed through Portland, bounced around Seattle, and sailed across the Pacific Ocean.
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French President Emmanuel Macron passed through ENA, one of France's elite Grandes Écoles.
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Hemophilia ran in her family (and passed, through one daughter, to Spanish royalty).
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We passed through a string of villages, each specializing in a particular commodity.
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He reportedly passed through the central Chinese city of Wuhan at 7 a.m.
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THEN WE LET THE TAX WRITERS AND THE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE AND THEN THE SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE WORK ON ACTUALLY DRAFTING TAX LEGISLATION THAT COULD GET PASSED THROUGH THE HOUSE, PASSED THROUGH THE SENATE AND THE PRESIDENT OBVIOUSLY SIGNED.
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The viral disease is passed through saliva, and early symptoms can resemble the flu.
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Despite the striking display, both of the bills in question passed through the Senate.
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It passed through the California Assembly and will now go through the state senate.
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It passed through the hands of 19 agents and 9 brokerages before finally selling.
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It was after it passed through there, that homes began to catch on fire.
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Performance cars particularly interested him; Porsches, Jaguars and BMWs all passed through his garage.
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Wednesday, when a thunderous storm passed through the area, CBS reported, citing Batavia police.
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At its zenith Guantánamo held around 211; up to 22015 have passed through it.
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Martínez believes it was taken when Villa's army passed through Guadalajara in late 1914.
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She had already passed through airport security and was uninjured, according to the Church.
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Compare that with what it "sounded" like when Cassini passed through a small ring.
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The weapon was detected as it passed through the security checkpoint's X-ray machine.
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Some of it at that rate, some of it has to get passed through.
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In New York City, about 65,000 people passed through the jail system last year.
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Ownership has often passed through several generations and the thread may have been lost.
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Those signals have passed through a portion of the atmosphere, causing them to bend.
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He's griping that he can't get a spending bill he likes passed through Congress.
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Higher costs are either passed through the supply chain or absorbed by end consumers.
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Just five people who passed through the airports, and five residents of the county.
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Sunlight appears white, until it's passed through a prism and the full spectrum forms.
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One by one, the adults passed through a metal detector in the building's lobby.
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Notices of unclaimed letters suggest that he passed through Kansas City and Macon, Missouri.
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When the two merged into one bill, it almost immediately passed through the House.
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I passed through Erie again three decades later to find the potter's field gone.
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Generations have passed through its borders in search of fun, or out of desperation.
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He passed through many of the places he has long known only from songs.
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But the investigators are still not sure what happened as the drugs passed through.
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"The Mountain" has an intriguing history, having passed through many famous and wealthy hands.
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This could open the door to getting the Brexit deal agreement passed through parliament.
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In the House, it passed through both the House Education and Public Safety committees.
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Hundreds of thousands of migrants passed through last year, but now Macedonia is closed.
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Adults who ordinarily scolded the youngsters for such transgressions passed through with sympathetic nods.
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Like many celebrities who've passed through Australia, Justin Bieber has been hounded by paparazzi.
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"A wealth of food culture has passed through Samarkand over the centuries," Eden explains.
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After walking through the security vestibule, I passed through an empty, outdoor ticket booth …
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Perhaps it malfunctioned, he said; a heavy rainstorm had just passed through the area.
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The 22008 millionth visitor passed through the turnstiles of the New York World's Fair.
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"Hellos and goodbyes, sorrows and joys, much has passed through this place," she said.
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And before they got there, they passed through a place like a prep center.
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That virus probably passed through another animal, perhaps pangolins, on its way to humans.
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Ms. Lin passed through the Memorial Rotunda in Woolsey Hall often as a student.
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The woman, Sophie Daigle, 22, said the storm passed through the area relatively quickly.
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China, where COVID-19 first set off alarms, passed through the worst, Fauci said.
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The bullet passed through Ortiz's lower back and perforated his intestines and lower organs.
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And again last year, after a spate of hurricanes that passed through the Caribbean.
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The ship was boarded six weeks ago as it passed through Gibraltar's territorial waters.
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Tens of thousands of refugees passed through the Balkans and arrived on Hungary's border.
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The name was coined by gold-seekers who passed through in 21846 and 21880.
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A German intelligence official said that Mr. Abedi passed through Düsseldorf airport last week.
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How much will be passed through to customers in the form of higher prices?
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The transaction passed through Democratic lawyer Marc Elias of the law firm Perkins Coie.
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Apparently, some of the biggest legends of the Wild West had passed through Shakespeare.
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On my way home from the audiologist's office, I passed through Washington Square Park.
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Bruce Springsteen's "No Surrender" was blasting on the speakers as I passed through Natick.
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The soldiers needed help finding water and shade as they passed through unfamiliar terrain.
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More than a hundred thousand refugees, from about a hundred countries, have passed through.
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The species we see today have passed through a gantlet of challenges over time.
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This could open the door to getting the Brexit deal agreement passed through parliament.
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We passed through huge, shaggy herds of buffalo, which raised their heads and stared.
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From then on, throngs of co-workers and friends passed through the Guest House.
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More than 8,19053 visitors had passed through the rooms by Sunday, Ms. Peck said.
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The heavy-duty black plastic bag containing Marcia's ashes had passed through customs undetected.
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The parents of any kid who passed through Neverland were more convenient to indict.
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An immigration lawyer advising the group cried with relief as one boy passed through.
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In its heyday, Joe Louis and Jackie Robinson reportedly both passed through Paseo YMCA.
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It allows America to deport to Guatemala any migrant who passed through Guatemala en route.
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First Gaselys stopped at the tip of Spain then it passed through the Canary Islands.
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But I knew: I had successfully passed through three training tasks at a car plant.
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Nothing that passed through the Gizmodo offices gets a unanimously positive reaction from our staff.
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The bill was passed through both houses of Congress and was vetoed by President Obama.
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Last year, an estimated 450,000 refugees passed through Lesbos, most fleeing civil war in Syria.
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Trump said he wants to be the president that gets gun reform passed through Congress.
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Sometimes in the winters they'd wake up under snow that passed through the drafty roof.
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Those who have passed through the fire surely have something to teach modern-day managers.
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She noted that a Canadian military vessel had passed through the Strait in October 2018.
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The larvae are then passed through the rat's digestive system, and out through its poop.
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So, what happened when he passed through those double wide doors into consumer electronics paradise?
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The pixels in an OLED screen illuminate themselves once an electric current is passed through.
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The teen said he and Kiaya were separated when a thunderstorm passed through the area.
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According to YC's own data, fewer than 10 Chinese companies have passed through its corridors.
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This bill that passed through the House yesterday will make certain that is the case.
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I passed through them quietly and quickly in a hoodie, hoping not to be seen.
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A fire passed through in July 2016, consuming nearly a thousand acres in the area.
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The eggs are passed through the birds' feces, and that's how they reach the snails.
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Almost one-sixth of the world's railway traffic passed through a single American city, Chicago.
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The images I saw appeared less than a second after someone passed through the scanner.
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Plenty of smart rings have passed through Kickstarter claiming to offer contactless payments over NFC.
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Not a word appears in her report about the money that passed through that committee.
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A thunderstorm passed through today, dropping walnut-sized hail and blowing trees down around me.
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Tom Washburne (R) shut down a bias crimes bill that passed through the state Senate.
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He was arrested as he passed through an airport security checkpoint, the criminal complaint says.
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Campaigners say that over 3 million US troops have passed through the airport since 2003.
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To reach those spaces one passed through the Rotunda Room, then called the Oval Foyer.
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When he was 11, Franz Joseph, the emperor of Austria-Hungary, passed through his town.
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A few stars have passed through both places — Al Oliver, Jose Canseco — but not many.
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It evokes the era when the Tea and Horse Caravan Trail passed through the valley.
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But once he passed through the door, Kharsek disappeared, and took the secrets with him.
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What happened: Smith got on the bus, invited by Corin, when it passed through Milwaukee.
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Each time one of his A-list friends passed through, he solicited a recording session.
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Overall in the past two weeks, nearly 5.2 million fewer people have passed through checkpoints.
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Let's face it, you can't get any law passed through this Congress, on any issue.
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For the most part, Kashmir villagers were intrigued and friendly as she passed through town.
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For example, a 2016 shipment intercepted in Malaysia passed through ports in Mombasa and Togo.
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The bill passed through the Senate on Wednesday in a unanimous vote of 96–0.
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In the facility's first five years, more than 1,300 prospective managers passed through its doors.
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He'd passed through Jalalabad only once, at night, and he'd never visited any other city.
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Then, the molecules passed through a sequence of metal grates containing thin, nanometers-wide slits.
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They detected remarkably small vibrations from the gravitational waves as they passed through the Earth.
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When it passed through small towns, though, it was lined with banners, flying like flags.
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In the station's heyday in the 22015s, more than 22013,219 passengers passed through each day.
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"Before the crisis ... 450 cyclists per hour passed through here at peak commute," he said.
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Anything can be screenshot, passed through the screen grapevine, and end up hurting everyone involved.
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The transaction passed through a Democratic lawyer who contracted the work out to Fusion GPS.
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Here is a look at some of the artists who have passed through its doors.
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We spoke for two hours when Dr. Capra, 35, recently passed through New York City.
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These bills have typically passed through several collection agencies and months or years of collections.
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But on Thursday, the bill passed through the house to applause, CNN affiliate SBS reported.
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Theories, coupled with complicated hand gestures, passed through the crowd like a game of telephone.
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Though most aren't edible, some of them have probably passed through your gut countless times.
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To create these images, they would have passed through the studio at the same time.
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Then it very briefly passed through our solar system before heading back out into the dark.
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The lawsuits show the jewelry for Rosmah was bought with funds that passed through Najib's account.
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As he passed through the town of Sragen in central Java, residents looked on with amazement.
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Hawaii was the first state to ratify — on the same day the ERA passed through Congress.
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He told the officer that a train had just passed through the area, the paper reported.
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The scar where the shot passed through Ian Grillot's hand before it lodged in his chest.
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The air had 13 percent more of these same chemicals once it passed through, they found.
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The bill, which has received bipartisan support, passed through a House of Representatives committee last week.
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It's likely that more than 47 million Americans passed through orphanages in the 20th century alone.
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Epstein founded Creative Market, a marketplace for digitally designed content that passed through YC in 2010.
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From 1892, until its closing in 1954, more than 203 million immigrants passed through Ellis Island.
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Hurricane Irma passed through the Bahamas on Friday and struck other Carribean islands late last week.
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Around 1,000 have passed through the site; the first 14 degree apprentices will qualify in 2021.
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U.S. officials said Dhiab passed through Brazil in route to Venezuela, where he was last spotted.
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Every asylum seeker arriving at Kakuma in the past two decades had passed through that room.
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The tank traveled 4,400 miles and passed through the Panama Canal on its one-month journey.
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An amended version of the bill passed through committee by a vote of 26 to 18.
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His shot from the point passed through a wall of bodies and past a screened Domingue.
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The rate at which we have passed through battle royale games as a culture is strange.
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Federal agents arrested Zhang after he passed through the security checkpoint at San Jose International Airport.
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Only 428 trucks passed through Bab al-Salama in the first eight months of this year.
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More than 400,000 visitors last month passed through the west entrance of Glacier, near McDonald Lake.
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Some people passed through those doors, had their adventure, and went back to their lives unaffected.
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By the end of that year, more than 1 million refugees had passed through Europe's borders.
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A fire that passed through Carry-le-Rouet devoured nearly a thousand acres in July 2016.
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The bullet passed through Meyer's arm and struck the girl, who was standing behind her father.
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He physically did not alarm at all during screening, he passed through the detector just fine.
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As it passed through the old lead and iron pipes, lead leached into the water supply.
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The GOP tax plan was passed through the Senate Friday night in a 51-49 vote.
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Hurricane Maria passed through Puerto Rico leaving behind a path of destruction across the national territory.
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In 14 states, 25 measures calling for the arming of teachers have passed through state houses.
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Last year, hundreds of thousands passed through Serbia heading to the EU's passport-free Schengen zone.
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The Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) unanimously passed through both chambers by voice vote.
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Bernhardt passed through committee in a 14-9 vote, mostly along party lines, with only Sens.
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Facial recognition technology identified the men as they passed through security checkpoints, according to state media.
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The bill eventually passed through the committee 8-4 and will move to the House floor.
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Juno passed through a region that appeared clear, but that did not mean it actually was.
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She eventually returned to the stage, and visited the Frick whenever she passed through New York.
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"I wanted to understand more of the Europe that had passed through the war," he said.
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In 2015, three-quarters of a million migrants passed through Turkey on the way to Europe.
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Unlike Hickenlooper and Bullock, Inslee can say he got his plan passed through the state legislature.
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If this is not passed through the caucus, then the negotiating position is the Senate version.
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In 2017, seventeen per cent of the U.K.'s trade in goods passed through the town.
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The proposal passed through the committee this year with bipartisan support, but never reached the floor.
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Dozens have passed through "The Bunker," seeking shelter and trying to get back on their feet.
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Jeff and I passed through the concrete walls of the maximum-security prison with our girls.
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Open from 1958 to 1971, everyone from Bob Dylan to Jimi Hendrix passed through its doors.
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"When he passed through the security detector, it repeatedly set off," Lu remembered in the introduction.
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A bullet whistled past the play set, passed through her left breast and pierced her heart.
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average just passed through the 24,000 level for the first time ever.
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They began to whisper as the convoy passed through the narrow streets, wondering what was happening.
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It's a weird thing to have happened where it sort of passed through every single mark.
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But since the virus can be passed through respiratory droplets, all that close contact isn't advisable.
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A bill to do so then passed through both houses of Congress, and got Trump's signature.
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The driver slowed down as he passed through the checkpoint, but hearing sirens, he sped away.
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Under current law, their business income is "passed through" to their personal income, and taxed accordingly.
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Not every employer whose road band Bruner passed through was interested in the full Thundercat experience.
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Canada's government said the frigate HMCS Ottawa passed through the Taiwan Strait on Monday and Tuesday.
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I saw that white dog in my mind as an enormous whooosh passed through my body.
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The probe did reveal that some information marked classified at the time passed through her servers.
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For Nixon, list was longer and passed through a House committee as part of three articles.
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However, bills passed through reconciliation cannot increase the deficit outside of the 10-year budget window.
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The bridal procession passed through an aisle formed by the ushers, who held white satin ribbons.
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What we have passed through in these eight years is perhaps much larger than we know.
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Mr. McCloud had been shot by a bullet that passed through him and struck Mr. Reaves.
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Put simply, the Stooges may never have begat Nirvana had they not passed through the Pixies.
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The omnibus bill was filed Wednesday night and passed through the Senate minutes into Friday morning.
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Sometimes it's hard to prove that applicants passed through Greece on their way to, say, Germany.
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Esther, the custodian, passed through the cafeteria, she saw Kenlee and laid down to comfort her.
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The law, backed by Israel's right-wing government, passed through parliament after months of political argument.
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Huseyin Ceyhan, 62, a cabdriver who lives around the corner, passed through the huddle, shaking hands.
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Adding to the fears, scientists discover that the virus can be passed through sex, as well.
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Michael Stephens check a sailboat for occupants after Hurricane Dorian passed through the North Carolina coast.
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The tablet's been rumored ever since it passed through the Wi-Fi Alliance and Bluetooth SIG.
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From there, they passed through a chute of widening waters: the Calumet, the Illinois, the Mississippi.
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Svinicki passed through a Senate Environment and Public Works Committee vote last week by voice vote.
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He passed through and was assigned to the Hartford Wolf Pack of the American Hockey League.
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As I passed through medical school and residency, my religious belief faded until it was gone.
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Germany agreed to accept asylum seekers even if they had passed through other parts of Europe.
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Last Thursday, HB 757, or the "Pastor Protection Act," passed through the Georgia House Judiciary subcommittee.
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Along the way, thousands passed through one of several newly and quietly constructed Jewish transit centers.
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The Silk Road, the main international caravan trade route between Asia and Western Europe, passed through here.
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Since the museum opened in 2012, 465,000 visitors have passed through its doors on East 26th Street.
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On Sunday, Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh passed through the Rafah crossing, along with dozens of other Palestinians.
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Apparently the 53-year-old man was inside the house when the storm passed through the area.
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"It's very good -- a beautiful relationship," he said as visitors passed through during that first get-together.
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In the course of the 50 minutes that I was there, several hundred passed through the intersection.
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In Ohio, a bill criminalizing abortion after the six-week gestational marker was recently passed through congress.
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Reuters reported that Honduran officials found the men had passed through Turkey, Brazil, Argentina and Costa Rica.
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A fallen tree rests on a house after remnants of Hurricane Michael passed through Columbia, South Carolina.
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One of the big misconceptions I run into about Obamacare is that it was passed through reconciliation.
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Tim, it turned out, was a legal weed farmer who'd passed through a not-so-legal state.
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The zoning ordinance amendment passed through the city council last year as part of a larger revamp.
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Ms Gopinath points out that only around 30% of exchange-rate movements get passed through to prices.
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May's concession could further endanger her upcoming battle to get the deal passed through Parliament, per Bloomberg.
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Route 98 in Mexico Beach, Florida, was decimated after Hurricane Michael passed through the area in October.
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As the group passed through Manhattan's Upper East Side, Wheatcroft and his guides ran side by side.
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The peace deal was narrowly rejected by voters in 2016 before being modified and passed through Congress.
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His name and number was known to practically every fighter who passed through Peshawar, where he lived.
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Over the following years I passed through the arms of all accepted trends like a cultural orphan.
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Since the tooth is ceramic it wouldn't be damaged at all as it passed through my body.
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Without definitive legislation passed through Congress, FCC orders could continue to flip-flop with each administration. Sen.
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American attitudes towards Chinese tech have passed through several stages of denial in the past 20 years.
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As officers passed through the complex's parking lot, they encountered Scott, 43, who was exiting his car.
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The others, including Lunte, came to Lesbos where more than 400,000 refugees have passed through in 2015.
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Airport workers helped smuggle the bomb on the plane after it passed through an X-ray machine.
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My roommates, who passed through during the act, may or may not still be harboring some concern.
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Blockstack passed through YC in the summer of 2014 as a startup looking to streamline bitcoin transactions.
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However, if tax reform can't get Democratic support, it will be passed through budget reconciliation, he added.
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They told her the bullet that shattered her right leg had also passed through her left leg.
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About 20,000 runners competed in the St. Patrick's Day race which passed through New York's Times Square.
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He was the first justice of Italian-American heritage and passed through confirmation with a unanimous vote.
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The founders of Instagram, Foursquare, Pinterest and Twitter all passed through Google at one point or another.
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"If we don't get this pro-growth agenda passed through, we're going to have problems," he said.
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This is organised and passed through algorithms to surface interesting items that can be used in stories.
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This might be true given that a new Android phone, the DTEK60, just passed through the FCC.
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Baiersbronners boast that top restaurants all over the world contain chefs who have passed through their kitchens.
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A French judicial source said on Tuesday that Amri appeared to have passed through Lyon in France.
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It was the first witness account published in the US press and was passed through field censors.
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We got our first look at the Rocky Mountains as we passed through towns just before Jasper.
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This generation was also uniquely active, politically, as it passed through the different times of its experience.
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Years after she was kidnapped, FARC rebels passed through her village and mentioned Mélida to her family.
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The 110 emails represented only a small fraction of the roughly 60,000 emails that passed through Mrs.
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Nope. Byrd rules only apply to legislation that's being passed through a process known as budget reconciliation.
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The bomb was detonated by remote control as the vehicle passed through a road in Bingol province.
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Any dirt in the cave will have made the water murky, especially as divers passed through it.
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"We are assuming on his way to Goma he passed through an area of transmission," Harris said.
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Although Hurricane Harvey passed through Houston months ago, it was still fresh in the minds of attendees.
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We thought about the thousands of students who had passed through their labs, classes and office hours.
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The Italian newspaper Corriere della Sera reported that Mr. Malook passed through Rome en route to Amsterdam.
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At least 20153,000 captured Africans passed through Charleston Harbor on their way to being sold as slaves.
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"The migrants haven't passed through major cities, airports or been hanging out at cafes," said Mrs. Perry.
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He quit as customs chief in 2017 after $123 million of narcotics passed through the bureau undetected.
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A wave of turbulence passed through global equity markets in the days after the Fed's January meeting.
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The bill to permanently enshrine Daylight Saving Time passed through Florida's House and Senate without much opposition.
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The critique of "government schools" passed through a defining moment in the aftermath of the Brown v.
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John McCain have frequented these towns as key campaign stops, though fewer have passed through this cycle.
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Other landowners entertaining the idea of selling land to Fisher have also passed through Fisher's construction site.
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Hannes Reichelt, an Austrian who won in 2014, passed through unnoticed, as did Matteo Marsaglia, an Italian.
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Thousands of visitors passed through, uncertain whether they were witnessing a colossal breakthrough or a monumental joke.
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To which you must add the amazing cast of crooked characters who passed through my father's life.
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In short, we are seeking all communications of any kind that passed through the special counsel's office.
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Here I am, then, having passed through my earring-loss grief, with a new story to tell.
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Having passed through the gauntlet of internet scrutiny once, Michelle feels better equipped to handle it now.
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Over the course of a four-hour event, 215 residents passed through, according to the mayor's office.
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A weather system passed through the Northeast on Thursday rather innocuously, bringing gusty winds and snow squalls.
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But Democrats face an uphill battle to get new restrictions passed through a GOP-controlled Congress. Sen.
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Light passed through the lens of your camera onto a medium like film or chemically treated paper.
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Foner estimates that, between 1830 and 1860, some thirty thousand fugitives passed through its networks to freedom.
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The first time Claire passed through the standing stones at Craigh na Dun, it was by accident.
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At first, they were mostly immigrants who had passed through Ellis Island, "primarily Eurocentric," Mr. Briganti said.
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Having passed through extreme tailoring into athleisure and then aristocratic street wear, men's clothing is in tatters.
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That's quite a change from the polar vortex that passed through last week, bringing near-zero readings.
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But this year brought another scare, as temperatures in Oklahoma and Kansas soared as monarchs passed through.
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One of those bullets passed through LeGrier s body and struck Jones, who was standing behind the suspect.
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Nowhere to go Some 7,500 women have passed through the doors of the Dastak shelter over 26 years.
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Discussion around the new Missouri law has run for several months as it passed through the state's legislature.
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In 2001 the magazine had just passed through its salad years and was looking warily at the Internet.
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Transportation Security Administration officials noticed the gun as it passed through an X-ray scanner, WSOC-TV reported .
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Mr Erritzoe has, during his career, exhaustively recorded details of the specimens that have passed through his hands.
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A girl is passed through the border line from Tijuana, Mexico, to reach the United States on Dec.
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Of the $530bn in bilateral trade between the United States and Mexico in 2015, $43bn passed through Tijuana.
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She said EPA officials in New Jersey were on standby to fly down after the hurricane passed through.
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The last time a total solar eclipse passed through the entirety of the continental United States was 1918.
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The ivory originally came from Burundi and passed through Rwanda and Uganda before reaching Juba, the unit said.
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Like many luxury luggage brands, Globe-Trotter's trolley cases are designed to last and be passed through generations.
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Otherwise, it billed passengers for sudden trips to the airport whenever their driver passed through a spoofed area.
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When we made this journey in February we passed through a big military entry checkpoint in some warehouses.
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Some 227 million tons of freight passed through Kentucky in 2017, the 12th highest total in the nation.
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The previous two motions passed through a voice vote but Sirisena said they hadn't followed the proper procedures.
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Others might require getting the flat iron passed through the entire head — either way the price shouldn't change.
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Scott Wiener (D–San Francisco), was introduced in March and passed through three committees, all along party-lines.
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"His meals are passed through a slot in the door; he eats alone," they said in court documents.
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The business is still a C-Corp, but its profits and losses get passed through like an LLC.
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In an ideal scenario, you'd head out just after showers have passed through, because rain washes pollen away.
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Some of the drugs passed through his system, but another part had to be removed at the hospital.
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A record 6.6 million passengers passed through Macau airport last year, up 13.7 per cent year on year.
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The largely symbolic law, backed by Israel's right-wing government, passed through parliament after months of political argument.
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Haley is one of many Trump officials who have passed through his Cabinet and into the private sector.
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Trump may not get all or even most or even a majority of his agenda passed through Congress.
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Shares of Alphabet Class A stock officially passed through the $1,000 per share mile mark on Monday morning.
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This offsetting revenue also allows permanent tax reform to be passed through budget reconciliation and be made permanent.
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UNLESS you are a hermit, you own and consume things that have passed through the port of Rotterdam.
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Leaving Pyongyang, we passed through a checkpoint, and smooth asphalt eventually gave way to potholes brimming with rainwater.
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From Bisquick to fluffy birthday cake mix, Betty Crocker has passed through many generations of the American stomach.
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Regardless, Voyager 1 recorded an influx of high-energy cosmic rays before it ever passed through the heliopause.
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"I'm not mad at the Chainsmokers," he said, looking out the car window as he passed through Corona.
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Sentiment hit a high of 33 last December, as the tax cut plan was being passed through Congress.
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Had Earth passed through the phenomena, damages would've set the United States back 200 years, according to NASA.
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Furthermore, the price controls have not been passed through to consumers as supporters of the law initially predicted.
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Unlike the Chinese container ship, the MOL Benefactor eventually passed through the final set of locks without incident.
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A trickle of Israeli families on school break and foreign tourists passed through on a recent sunbaked weekday.
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Their goal is to protect the Durbin amendment, a bad policy passed through an even worse legislative process.
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Authorities arrested Zhang on July 7 at the San Jose airport after he passed through a security checkpoint.
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We passed through Lumsden and Newtown, stopped to roam among endless mazes of lobster traps on the docks.
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This creates a battle that will take up time as the bill is passed through the legislative branches.
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Update: Irma passed through with no significant damage, Guantanamo Bay spokesperson Monique K. Meeks said in an email.
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In the company's early years, WhatsApp had the ability to read messages as they passed through its servers.
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A ripple of hope passed through his campaign: maybe O'Rourke really was the centrist candidate that America wanted.
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One is that an instrument passed through the cervix during some laparoscopic operations may inadvertently spread cancer cells.
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"These Ediacaran burrowers seem not to care that they've just passed through a potential meal," Dr. Smith said.
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For all the friends who had passed through, nothing was left behind except a jar of peanut butter.
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Despite all the valuable works that passed through his hands, even Mr. Newhouse had a regret or two.
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President Trump passed through earlier this year during his only visit to the Texas-Mexico border as president.
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The bill passed through the California Assembly in May and is working its way through the state Senate.
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It's far short of support for the universal background-checks proposal that passed through the House in February.
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As the strong winds and driving rains passed through the region, and officials urged residents to remain cautious.
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His girlfriend, sought for questioning by law enforcement officials after the shooting, had passed through Tokyo, officials said.
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The bullet passed through Mr. Diaz Cruz's left hand and into his left cheek, lodging behind his ear.
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The radar waves passed through the top 40 feet or so almost effortlessly, indicating a porous granular material.
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We passed through a grove of cherry trees and reached up to eat some right off the branches.
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The city fell away, then the suburbs, and then she passed through small towns with no posted names.
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The bill now needs to be passed through the Senate before it can be signed by the president.
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Although Mr. Himich may have sketched the broad outlines of the plot, the planning passed through multiple hands.
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In 2016, a record 18.5 million barrels per day passed through the Strait of Hormuz, the EIA estimated.
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"All the jihadists the newspapers are talking about, they passed through me," Mr. Farès told Vice from Syria.
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We passed through a metal detector and beyond a heavy steel door that opened onto a cement path.
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Mr. Schmidt passed through the United States with his wife on the way to the Caribbean on Dec.
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Winemakers from around the world passed through the household, Mr. Schneider recalled, with plenty of stories to tell.
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Officials said they had shut down or quarantined hospital emergency rooms in Daegu where the patients passed through.
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Much of that money was passed through to broadcasting outlets and not retained by Joe Slade White & Company.
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Like most others with children at the hospital, he had passed through several smaller facilities before getting there.
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More than 104 million travelers last year passed through the airport last year, according to Airports Council International.
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Skin, he explained, made a poor connection with the steel rods, so little current passed through the body.
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The pen drawing accompanies a description of Venice, which he passed through in the course of his pilgrimage.
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The blast Saturday occurred after the ambulance passed through a security checkpoint, Interior Ministry spokesman Nasrat Rahimi said.
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It was Tiny and Claudine and Mariah at first; later, a whole cast of lady barbers passed through.
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As the man passed through a security gate with a metal detector, Mr. Bakheet said, he heard beeping.
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She's never worn them until today, when the Senate will likely get it passed through tax reform. pic.twitter.
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Instead, the profits are passed through to the business owner, who reports that income on their individual returns.
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The gator passed through the course without incident and went to his enjoy his massive lunch in peace.
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A tornado that passed through the area was likely EF-2 in strength, the National Weather Service said.
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The proposal passed through the House committee process this year, but has never been considered on the floor.
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Jokowi has stayed the implementation of the restrictive laws, but they could be passed through the new parliament.
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By some estimates, 80 percent of the girls and women had been raped as they passed through Mexico.
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Ciara Meyer was standing behind her father when Steele's bullet passed through her father's arm and struck her.
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It was the era of hitchhiking, and everybody passed through Winnipeg in the middle of going somewhere else.
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If a gravitational wave passed through you, you'd see one of your arms grow longer than the other.
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There are hardly any of them in Hungary, but many passed through on their way to Germany in 2015.
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Suppose that someone placed a detector next to each slit, argued ESSW, recording which particle passed through which slit.
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Some Puerto Rican arrivals have passed through Florida on their way to New York, Pennsylvania, Texas and other states.
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Both appeared to be a part of a shipment that passed through Serbia and Burundi before arriving in Iraq.
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Allison had passed through Houston once already, but now it returned to take a second run at the city.
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With four pilots on board taking shifts, the plane passed through 10 time zones on its 9,032-mile journey.
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She pulled up the Excel file's metadata, which suggested that it had passed through several hands before reaching hers.
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If a large gravitational wave passed through you, you'd see one of your arms grow longer than the other.
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Analysts say a repeal measure passed through budget reconciliation process would need to be resolved within the next month.
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But it really grew when the Lunatic Express passed through its green Taita Hills in the late 21994th century.
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As the children passed through and came toward us the toll which it had taken upon them became evident.
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Later, Dothan police searched a local hotel room where the couple had stayed when they passed through the state.
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The day of the attacks my train had passed through Maelbeek an hour and a half before the attack.
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The two sections of the bill passed through the Energy and Commerce and Ways and Means Committee on Thursday.
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And for a great many labs, the rodents that they get delivered will have passed through this loading bay.
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Now that it's passed through both houses of Parliament, Trudeau has to decide the date when legalization is official.
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Nevertheless, the officials said that "secret" and "top secret" classifications underscored the sensitivity of information that passed through Mrs.
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Hundreds of thousands of people passed through Greece at the peak of Europe's migrant crisis in 2015 and 2016.
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The bullet passed through the trunk and hit the child in the head, San Antonio police told the newspaper.
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In 22016, 223% of cocaine destined for the United States passed through the region, doubling its share from 222.
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Many migrants used to shun France, preferring Germany or Sweden; they often passed through France only to reach Britain.
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Abacus, a young company that passed through Y Combinator this past summer, thinks its technology can make it so.
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During the coast, the car passed through the infamous Van Allen belts — regions of intense radiation that surround Earth.
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It's already passed through extensive testing, with 29,000 participants having received the vaccine during trials—though it isn't perfect.
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The money passed through a maze of institutions and accounts in the Middle East, the Caribbean and the Seychelles.
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Some of my staff passed through without any issues, but I had one employee who got stopped almost everyday.
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That gives researchers better contrast between the matter the X-rays passed through, like bone, or flesh, or blood.
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The cops fired about six shots that passed through Wilkerson's windshield and passenger-side window as he sped past.
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But he added that the government was prepared to restore austerity steps if state finances passed through another crisis.
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A remote-controlled device was reportedly detonated as the bus passed through the Vezneciler district during morning rush hour.
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Svinicki has broad, bipartisan support, and her confirmation passed through the Environment and Public Works Committee on voice vote.
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A big storm had passed through earlier in the week bringing lots of rain, which makes the situation worse.
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Over the past 450 million years, these relatives of scorpions and spiders (not crabs) passed through five mass extinctions.
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The government estimates another 500,000 are undocumented, while 230,000 passed through the country on their way to other destinations.
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A bill in favor has passed through the New York State Assembly, and will soon go through the Senate.
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Potentially toxic clumps of mercury and gold concentrate can be refined to extract gold once passed through the body.
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Hundreds of thousands of refugees passed through Greece at the peak of Europe's migrant crisis in 2015 and 2016.
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This reduces the risk of early elections and makes it more likely that SOTE will be passed through parliament.
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Irene's center, which passed through Brooklyn and Manhattan — where subways had been closed and pantries stocked — was relatively calm.
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C.A. Leading the Way: A single-payer for all healthcare bill passed through a big hurdle yesterday in Sacramento.
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The set came down to her phrasing, the question of where her voice landed as it passed through time.
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The bill passed through the state's Senate in April but awaits a vote in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives.
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Profits are passed through to their owners as individual income and taxed at rates as high as 39.6 percent.
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They passed through UNHCR encampments, where many of their neighbors and friends applied for refugee status in other countries.
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This morning, the hurricane was downgraded to Category 3 as it passed through Cuba, heading toward the United States.
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"This is Julian 3.0," he said to Edward J. Minskoff, a real estate developer and collector who passed through.
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When Frederick Law Olmsted passed through Texas, in 1853, he became besotted with the majesty of the Texas legislature.
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The Constitution allows for one if the Senate consistently blocks legislation that has passed through the House of Representatives.
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She listed several boatloads of people who had passed through Mered's connection house and arrived in Italy in 2014.
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The Inglenook brand had long since been sold and, over the years, it had passed through various corporate hands.
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As our car passed through the Holland Tunnel, she gave me a rundown of the subscription business's "viral" success.
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For the treatment group, the researchers used electro-acupuncture, in which low-voltage currents are passed through acupuncture needles.
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It passed through the ownership of several notable families, including the dynastic O'Neills, relations of the Irish high kings.
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Many passed through the Congressional Review Act, which allows Congress to roll back regulations imposed by the executive branch.
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In this same area, there were beautiful, bright leaves growing on the sides of dark tunnels we passed through.
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Over 100 loaded cargo ships have passed through the canal without incident, which puts these concerns into proper context.
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Ukrainian law stipulates that martial law is passed through a presidential degree that needs to be approved by parliament.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says more than 40 different types can be passed through sexual contact.
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Put it this way: If you've ever eaten a steak, there's a pretty good chance it passed through Kansas.
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"I don't see it as a major concern because the bank has already passed through many difficulties," Longo said.
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Puerto Rico has been left devastated after the Category 4 hurricane, which passed through the Caribbean late last week.
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More than two million American troops had passed through Europe by the end of the war in November 1918.
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I passed through the canals, a tunnel system that connects the different city sectors, and entered the Dwarven District.
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As soon as the larvae passed through their skin, all of the volunteers displayed a bit of a rash.
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Riders passed through a pair of kiosks, which were modeled on those used in the subway system in Budapest.
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Nobody died, but once the young men passed through Greenwich's town center, the effort began to take a toll.
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In Napoleonic times, armies passed through those mountain valleys and, to repair weapons, its residents became expert knife-grinders.
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Many of the others passed through Canisius High School in Buffalo and McQuaid Jesuit in Rochester during their careers.
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We had the Soviet Union while music revolutions were taking place everywhere; none of that passed through to us.
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The characters who passed through during its early phases as part of the United States could adorn a novel.
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On March 14, a million fewer people passed through TSA checkpoints than did on the same Saturday in 2019.
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My order arrived about seven minutes after I placed it, passed through my window by a smiling Canlis worker.
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For a decade or so, the team passed through the hands of a succession of unsuitable or unqualified owners.
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The winter had been mild, a new round of rains had just passed through, and the woods were beautiful.
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A second major study confirms that the 2018 tariffs were completely passed through to higher prices for American importers.
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Over the summer, Curiosity has passed through a "pebble parking lot" and studied other unique geologic features on Mars.
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From there, we passed through various series of trenches and tunnels, going from one holy building to the next.
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He might have become a diplomat, like his peers who passed through the mission in the stratosphere above him.
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Japanese buyers invested $20,506,500 in 64 horses that passed through the Keeneland sales ring in Lexington, Ky., in 2017.
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Once we passed through and made it onto the patio, though, it felt like sitting in a caliphate's gardens.
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It also doesn't differentiate between people who briefly passed through a province and those who spent significant time there.
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Lee had the least connection to New Orleans, having passed through when he was a United States Army officer.
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In effect, the profits of the business are "passed through" to the owner and then taxed as personal income.
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In April, three Australian warships had a challenging encounter with China as they passed through the South China Sea.
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Pamphlets are passed through the crowd during the Idaho Second Amendment Alliance's "Freedom Tour" at Eagles Lodge in Sandpoint.
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In April, three Australian warships had a challenging encounter with China as they passed through the South China Sea.
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According to the business, 70 million passengers passed through its Dutch airports in 2016, an increase of 8.9 percent.
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The group remains hopeful that the bill can be passed through both chambers before Congress adjourns for holiday recess.
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By midday Monday the storm had passed through the Tokyo area, heading out toward the northeast and the sea.
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On my ten-minute taxi ride from the airport, I think I passed through all three of Greenland's stoplights.
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Kristi Harris, a retiree from Iowa Falls, came to see Biden when his bus tour passed through on Wednesday.
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When Cassini passed through a faint Saturn ring in December, the dust impacts numbered in the hundreds per second.
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The exhibition looks specifically at the lives of 12 women who passed through or lived in the Slave Lodge.
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The highly contagious virus is passed through direct contact or through the air and starts with a high fever.
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If you passed through the door, which life would you be entering, or leaving, and is there a preference?
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The brand told the site it only gives commercials the green light once they've passed through multiple focus groups.
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I want to hear how candidates will get their idea passed through Congress and how it will be implemented.
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The bullet entered from the back next to the spine and passed through the left side of his neck.
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The payments, the indictment alleges, passed through accounts held at Banca Privada D'Andorra, a local bank known as BPA.
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They better symbolize resistance, and the movement of the people who have passed through that region of the world.
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But when N.F.L. scouts passed through Greensboro, said Shawn Gibbs, his position coach at A&T, some seemed unconvinced.
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They're entering through the same iconic doors that countless celebrities and politicians have passed through to make TV history.
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Seven died when the remnants of the storm passed through Virginia — four of the deaths were due to flooding.
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A laser passed through the scope delivers energy that shrinks or removes excess tissue that is preventing urine flow.
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The ownership of the grotesquely luxurious palace passed through this respectable London address before ending up in anonymity in Liechtenstein.
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Baltimore coach John Harbaugh indicated that Flacco passed through the concussion protocol and should be able to play on Sunday.
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The prices are almost always so low that it's unlikely the coffee genuinely passed through the anus of a weasel.
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The storm passed through some of the warmest waters recorded this year in the Caribbean, giving it a tremendous boost.
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Her uncle was shot at close range and the bullet passed through him and hit his wife, Ramos told Reuters.
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Since then, tens of thousands of people have passed through the terminal, with the location of the assault remaining accessible.
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More than a million migrants and refugees passed through Greece last year, and nearly 100,000 have already arrived this year.
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The first group passed through the spot via the river — wading or on rafts — and was advancing through southern Mexico.
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Three plastic cups are passed through a small hatch in the booth, each one holding a small amount of chocolate.
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An Amtrak train passed through a station blanketed in snow, giving some people waiting on the tracks quite the surprise.
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Officials with Planned Parenthood have tracked at least 1603 abortion bans that have already passed through state legislatures this year.
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Of all the orphans who had passed through St. Joseph's wooden doors, Sally had been there longer than almost any.
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Over 10.2 million visitors passed through the Parisian museum this year — more than 25 percent more than the previous year.
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Legislation passed through the House by Democrats has consistently died in the Senate for lack of ever being brought up.
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When it comes to web and mobile, we've passed through that and we're in a phase where it's about standardisation.
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Not long after passing through with food, crew passed through the aisle to sell duty-free items and scratch cards.
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Officials still do not know how the artifacts ended up in Shumen or whether they passed through Islamic State territory.
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But other research showed no effect on marine life, as the small plastics just passed through the animals, she said.
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Since 2010, 261 anti-choice laws have passed through state legislatures, many of which are dominated by anti-choice politicians.
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A writer in 1801 described a single shot that passed through a man's hand, then his wrist, then his shoulder.
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Cops say an employee had passed through security with an item in a backup that appeared to be a weapon.
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Rechtschaffen said whoever is elected will have to move closer to the political center to get legislation passed through Congress.
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"We regret that 1MDB-related transactions passed through Standard Chartered Bank Singapore accounts from 2010 to early 2013," it said.
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Surveillance disciplines our behavior, as any minority who's passed through a security checkpoint in America can tell you in detail.
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The tracks ran through Chahuites, a sleepy coastal city of nearly 11,000 residents, and migrants often passed through without stopping.
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But the implementation was flawed and passwords stored using this tool were encrypted but never passed through Google's hashing algorithm.
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Thankfully, there are 18 states that permit what are called "initiated constitutional amendments"—those passed through the ballot initiative process.
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Then, together, we walked to school and passed through the How Are Yous with scans as clean as washed fruit.
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Also, the placement of the foundation stones makes one wonder how this area once looked, who else passed through here.
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The bill passed through Congress late last month with overwhelming Democratic support and was signed by the president shortly afterward.
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Neighboring states, visited by weather that has passed through New York, will benefit from the X-rays the mesonet provides.
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As it passed through Florida, Georgia and the Carolinas, it lost its hurricane status before heading east into the Atlantic.
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The AHCA has passed through the House of Representatives, and now it awaits debate and a vote in the Senate.
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In theory, rebates could be a positive aspect of our prescription drug market if they were passed through to consumers.
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Since Maria passed through, St. Thomas has had about 15% of power restored downtown and in some residential districts nearby.
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Even more generous ones, like "Crossroads of America," seemed to say that Indianapolis was a place one merely passed through.
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National security experts worry about the presence of hundreds of classified emails that passed through Clinton's personal, seemingly unsecured server.
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Such a deal, if passed through Congress, would end the partial government shutdown, which has lasted 30 days and counting.
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After traveling for about 1.8 billion light years, the death scream of these two ancient stars passed through the Earth.
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That would be especially true for any legislation passed through the House, as the Senate is still led by Republicans.
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The Moors passed through this impossible country once and left behind their longings, and what can anybody do about that?
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After a lunch of pici pasta with sausage and truffles at a roadside restaurant, we passed through Siena's impressive walls.
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On its barge-supported voyage from Virginia to Maine, the Sequoia passed through New York City, under the Brooklyn Bridge ...
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The company had been there since 1939 and many workers could count several generations of relatives who had passed through.
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Spies, foreign fighters, diplomats, journalists, relief workers and refugees passed through the city, sometimes all gathering at the same Starbucks.
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Before hitting Magumeri last month, the militants had passed through the town of Gubio, some 25 miles to the north.
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At one point, the Australian couple told me we passed through the Ural Mountains and got some stunning mountain views.
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After receiving multiple 911 calls, police attributed the sounds of gunshots to motorcycles backfiring as they passed through the area.
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Low amounts of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) can be passed through breastfeeding, but indoor air is a much bigger threat.
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That year, 10 times as many migrants, or nearly one million people, passed through Austria, a country of 8.4 million.
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A larger truck entered the city and passed through one checkpoint, but was stopped at one known as Kilometer Five.
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The bill has passed through the State Assembly and is currently headed to the Senate where it may get blocked.
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As we headed home, we passed through roaming crowds, giddy and tired, still hearing the music echoing from the beach.
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I want to see Ramsey (Nathalie Emmanuel) being passed through the passenger side windows of cars in a free spin.
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I could see him acting fishy on the security camera, but he always passed through the detector without a beep.
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As it passed through state legislature, the bill required a veto by Governor Dennis Daugaard in order to be stopped.
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But just as life is streamed into your computer screen, so too have death and violence passed through that portal.
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He was still ed-stimming but something passed through to his subconscious and he woke out of his educational reverie.
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He finally passed through the security checkpoint after along and laborious effort, but by then, his plane had already departed.
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The device turned the water into vapor, which then passed through a plastic membrane that filtered out salt and contaminants.
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It passed through pre-existing fears, attitudes and beliefs, to be corroborated or refuted within the mind of each listener.
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Some good news: According to the USDA, there isn't currently evidence to suggest that coronavirus can be passed through food.
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To many of the 60 million travelers who passed through J.F.K. Airport last year, the experience was less than uplifting.
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We passed through a small gate and the Nomadic Community Gardens opened around us: a rush of art and anarchy.
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Two days ago, seven Colorado residents with disabilities and two attendants passed through security and into the office of Sen.
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For now, private blockchains are too new to have gone through the security gantlet that Bitcoin has already passed through.
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The deal was passed through the legislature before Parliament shut down for five weeks in response to the coronavirus pandemic.ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Officials say the newly announced cases and others discovered in people who passed through Egypt originate from a Taiwanese-U.
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Hundreds of thousands of others have passed through the country on their way to Ecuador, Peru, Chile and other destinations.
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"That's a relatively small number of mutations for having passed through a large number of people," he told the newspaper.
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He said hunters, fishers and hikers wanted permission to use a 25-mile gravel road that passed through the property.
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The data includes measurements taken before, during and after storms, including a very fierce one that passed through in November.
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They passed through the border security post in the Italian city of Como, which is on the border with Switzerland.
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About 2,400 people have passed through airport screenings in the US. So far, only five cases have come back positive.
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The imagery is a mélange of the Egyptian, Assyrian, Greek, Roman, and Mesopotamian cultures that passed through Petra by trade.
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WEWORK'S BUILDING in Tokyo's Shibuya district is a cross between an iceberg and a plastic bottle passed through a shredder.
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All were given with a needle passed through her mother's abdomen and uterus, into the vein in her umbilical cord.
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But before any ring leaves her possession, she burns sage to purify it, "because it's passed through hands," she says.
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Since the early '90s a steady stream of tourists have passed through Roswell in search of the truth and souvenirs.
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Additional costs like fuel, pilots and crew are passed through to owners but at discounts achieved by buying alongside NetJets.
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Some years ago, returning home from a holiday in Morocco, my husband and I passed through immigration at Kennedy Airport.
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Arkansas, Oklahoma, and Texas were clear Saturday of the severe thunderstorms that had passed through the previous night, forecasters said.
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We're proud that it passed through the Judiciary Committee and is scheduled to be considered on the floor this week.
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You passed through security, had your bags inspected and received a cursory visual inspection in order to enter the venue.
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" Robert shook his head and whispered, "I think the guy writing the guidebook was high when he passed through here.
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The bill passed through the upper house two days later, despite impassioned objections from across the political and social spectrum.
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Three plastic cups are passed through a small hatch in the booth, each one holding a small amount of chocolate.
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Aspiring painters, novelists, basketball players, engineers, rap artists and producers have passed through the halls over the years, she said.
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For those wanting further nibbles, a small leather-bound bucket of candies is discreetly passed through the box during play.
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The paper said 22014,000 of those tankers passed through Oregon in 2015, a 250 percent increase from the previous year.
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Among them: A bill passed through reconciliation cannot be projected to increase the budget deficit beyond a 10-year period.
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A couple was killed in Lawrence County, Alabama, when a tornado passed through, Town Creek Police Chief Jerry Garrett said.
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"Study after study analyzing the Trump tariffs has shown that the burden is completely passed through to consumers," she said.
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But the tax overhaul his Republican Party passed through the Senate early Saturday morning would make America's income inequality worse.
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A Syrian commander told CNN that more than 2,000 people had passed through the Maysaloon crossing point since 10 Tuesday night.
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That's because, per Senate rules, anything passed through budget reconciliation isn't allowed to increase deficits more than 224 years from now.
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The bad news is that he has already been touring for a while and might have already passed through your city.
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Heralded by labels, musicians and politicians, the bill unanimously passed through both the House and Senate before going to the president.
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It's a refrain passed through history as successive generations bemoan the spite, division and dysfunction that defines their own political age.
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The order's language is somewhat vague, and considering that Obamacare was passed through Congress, this presidential action can't change the law.
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Since the incident, tens of thousands of people have passed through the terminal, with the location of the assault remaining accessible.
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To get there, we'd passed through a deserted town called Sexlere, which freaked me out more than the ruins of Kobani.
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He said he was "really heartened" by Israeli lawmakers&apos support for the Taylor Force Act as it passed through Congress.
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And they do have a version of a repeal bill that they passed through reconciliation in 2015, one that Obama vetoed.
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And as we start to lap that cycle going into the back of the year, those effects will have passed through.
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Initial findings showed the truck passed through the Belgian cargo port of Zeebrugge, from where it crossed by ferry to Britain.
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner determined she died of a gunshot wound to the back that had passed through her seat.
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For all the drama that passed through the courtroom, comparatively few Honduran media outlets came to New York to cover it.
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"The ceiling (cloud base) was just 400 feet," he said, adding that heavy rain had also recently passed through the area.
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Forbes said the degree to which the fall in sterling is passed through to prices would be critical for determining inflation.
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The last class, which passed through the program earlier this year, saw referrals from 42 people; this class involved 68 scouts.
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Haiyan affected far more people, but in some respects Mangkhut, though it passed through only the north of Luzon, was bigger.
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The D.C.-area snipers, who killed 10 people in 2002, passed through the area, Montgomery County State's Attorney John McCarthy said.
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Rescue workers make their way through floodwaters during a rescue operation after Super Typhoon Mangkhut passed through Macau on Sept. 16.
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Lee Harvey Oswald used a mail-ordered rifle to kill the president as his motorcade passed through Dealey Plaza in Dallas.
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Mono is also called the "kissing disease" because it can be passed through saliva (along with coughing, sneezing, and sharing utensils).
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But this time, when Cohen passed through the body scanner, an alarm went off, possibly due to sequins on her shirt.
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More importantly, the files appear to have been compressed to smaller file sizes when they passed through the network, says Michau.
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Could it be that when introduced to plant roots the nutrients are also passed through the plant at a higher rate?
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Hardly any Syrians settled in Hungary, but thousands passed through on the way to Germany, so Hungarians saw them on television.
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Our car passed through a handful of lane changes, red lights, and some moderate traffic before we arrived at Caesar's Palace.
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The agency had flagged her as undocumented when her ambulance passed through a federal checkpoint on the way to the hospital.
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In 2015, more than 800,000 refugees and immigrants had passed through Idomeni following the so-called Balkan Route to central Europe.
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The bill, heralded by labels, musicians, and politicians, unanimously passed through both the House and Senate before going to the president.
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As they passed through the complex's parking lot, they encountered the 43-year-old black man who was exiting his car.
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The dogs passed through the heavily fortified demilitarized zone (DMZ) and the truce village of Panmunjom into South Korea on Thursday.
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The Trump team probably will not make a big push to disrupt global trade until tax reform has passed through Congress.
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It's a hall passed through, a pleasant detour on the way from the life-sized blue whale model to the planetarium.
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And this woman now has to wear a ring that has passed through her intestines for the rest of her life.
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Photo: Tashfeen Malik and Syed Farook, as they passed through O'Hare International Airport in Chicago on July 27, 2014Open kinja-labs.com
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This image was captured near Interstate 79 in Elkview, West Virginia, after a series of floods had passed through the area.
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Light, when passed through a pair of parallel slits onto a photosensitive detector, reveals a pattern of bright and dark spots.
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Three containers said to contain timber were inspected as they passed through Singapore on July 21, revealing the huge illegal cache.
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The question we should all be asking is can president Trump get his pro-growth agenda passed through congress this year?
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About 20 million bpd of oil, or about a third of the oil traded globally, passed through the Strait, Birol said.
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It passed through the canal earlier this week and was moving northwest up the west coast of Mexico on Friday afternoon.
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Trump had previously praised the legislation, calling it "a great plan" after it passed through the lower chamber in early May.
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During the shower, the water is simultaneously passed through a filtration system and purified, so it's ready to be used again.
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The Fulton County Medical Examiner determined she died of a gunshot wound to the back that had passed through the seat.
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She was in communication with Kim as the facility passed through its working stage phase, praising his leadership on social media.
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Broad support for the Carl D. Perkins Career and Technical Education Act, which passed through the House last month, is heartening.
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Rodin offered guidance, but many assistants passed through his atelier, and none other seems to have possessed such a similar sensibility.
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The Hurricanes assigned forwards Josh Jooris and Marcus Kruger to the American Hockey League's Charlotte Checkers after they passed through waivers.
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An uncommon amount of snow passed through Atlanta recently, but no one enjoyed it more than the panda at the zoo.
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Nor will they specify how many patients passed through the hands of those clinicians during the user tests of the app.
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Monroe said he was confident that scientists were not exposed to pathogens because the air they breathed passed through HEPA filters.
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No single data point was convincing, but after five or six passed through your timeline, it was easy to be convinced.
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The Saint Paul Pioneer Press earlier this month reported that the legislation passed through the lower chamber despite opposition from Democrats.
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Everyone who has passed through the tunnel has told me the same thing: The moment we leave Gaza, the air changes.
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If Democrats capture the House, as is expected, Trump will find it much harder to get legislative accomplishments passed through Congress.
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This anxiety can be passed through a heavy pause at the kitchen table, or disguised in an off-putting bedtime story.
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Clinton offered a variation on the explanation she has repeatedly given about whether classified information passed through her private email server.
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Last year, 19 million barrels a day of petroleum products passed through the strait, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration.
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Before making its way to China, the storm passed through the Philippines, where it caused flooding in more than 400 areas.
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As Thomason spoke, bottles of Dom Perignon Champagne were popped and servers passed through the crowd passing out glasses of bubbly.
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It passed through the panel easily by a 23 to 2 margin in a bipartisan rebuke to the administration's possible plans.
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The bill was passed through the House and Senate without any Democratic support, drawing widespread condemnation from privacy and consumer advocates.
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Called the Interborough Rapid Transit (IRT), the subway traveled about nine miles and passed through 28 stations, including City Hall station.
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Once the bins have passed through security, they automatically recirculate back to the front of the line for the next travelers.
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The higher mode will provide 225kW of power, compared with the standard 200kW, once drivers have passed through an activation zone.
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The Dongfeng-41 passed through Beijing's Tiananmen Square as part of a parade marking 70 years of Chinese Communist Party rule.
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Another overlapping sphere was the rotating cast of cadets that passed through the Army R.O.T.C. program at the University of Virginia.
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Although it passed through the State Senate, stall tactics often used by Straus to kill legislation blocked the bill from advancing.
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The emerging evidence from existing soda taxes suggests those higher prices will be passed through to retailers and then to shoppers.
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At the peak of the spectacle, sunlight passed through Earth's atmosphere and lit the moon, making it appear to glow red.
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The waves first hit the observatory in Livingston, Louisiana, and then 1.1 milliseconds later passed through the one in Hanford, Washington.
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And try not to think of the hordes of finger-samplers who passed through the store before you began to graze.
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Nic Coopman, a Belgian who worked for an American manufacturing company, often passed through Brussels Airport to catch flights around Europe.
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She enjoyed standing in the back of Patrick's pickup truck with her arms wide open as the vehicle passed through tunnels.
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A U.N. security source said that the attackers had passed through the regular checkpoints by using vehicles with a U.N. label.
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They said that roughly 85 percent of the funds paid for the rentals will be passed through to the Trump campaign.
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Mr. Murof said it remained unclear why the presidential plane had passed through NATO airspace without clearance before the summit meeting.
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Now that it has passed through the Dail, the bill on alcohol will go the Seanad, or senate, for further debate.
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My Uber from the airport passed through the city sprawl at dusk and deposited me outside the Miami River Inn gate.
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The top 20 airports accounted for 17% of the 1.5 billion passengers who passed through airports around the world in 2017.
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After that, they actually invited me to show my second film in China, so I knew that it passed through censorship.
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Then I passed through a Roman stadium and gate and crossed an underpass paved with ancient flagstones beneath a busy thoroughfare.
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On the way, challenged by a town warden, she passed through only because she knew the Ukrainian word for duck: kachka.
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In the towns the Broncos' bus passed through, there were few doors without a hockey stick beside them as a memorial.
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The controversial legislation passed through Alabama's Statehouse last month, despite it being unclear whether chemical castration works to reduce sex crimes.
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The only lucrative stream of income they could have tapped, from the cartels that passed through their territory, was off-limits.
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On Nafta, the Trump administration had been pushing for a quick conclusion to ensure the deal passed through Congress this year.
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Mr. Trump's motorcade passed through barricaded roads and crossed the flower-lined bridge onto Sentosa about 15 minutes before Mr. Kim.
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It is not clear how much money, in total, passed through that company or through others opened in Mr. Kaseyev's name.
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I could see the huge sky above the golf course next door and the colors that passed through it before sunset.
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So far the New York bill has passed through both houses and now await the signature of Democratic governor Andrew Cuomo.
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We're not asking for anything that another U.S. jurisdiction, having passed through the same situation, wouldn't be asking at this juncture.
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Police believed that Moore might have passed through Myrtle Beach in the summer of 1996 while traveling from Maryland to Louisiana.
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We passed through mountains and deserts before arriving at the Grand Canyon and I tried to absorb all the magnificent terrains.
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Now there's some suggestion in the emerging literature that Covid-19 could be passed through exposure to virus-laden feces, too.
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In 1910, when Earth passed through the tail of Halley's comet, a rumor spread that all of humanity would be poisoned.
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It has be to be passed through both chambers of Congress by midnight Friday or else the government shuts down. Again.
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But the Turkish authorities said they had no evidence that Mr. Abedi had passed through their country to travel to Syria.
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No one planted them; the seeds from store-bought tomatoes must have passed through a turtle's digestive system and germinated naturally.
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Said differently, 91.1 percent of the $5.7 trillion consumers spent at retailers last year still passed through brick-and-mortar locations.
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They prayed and took part in several blessings during the walk, which passed through Globe and Miami, two old mining towns.
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Benjamin Franklin would also have passed through it on visits to the House of Commons during his time living in London.
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Valon Berisha at Lazio, Duje Caleta-Car at Marseille and Mounas Dabbour at Sevilla all passed through Salzburg in recent years.
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The marchers passed through the Kensington and Borough Park neighborhoods, whose large immigrant populations include observers of Christianity, Judaism and Islam.
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Since Cassini had not passed through this region before, scientists and engineers did not know for certain what it would encounter.
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In January, West, who has been one of Obama's harshest critics from the left, passed through Chicago while campaigning for Sanders.
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CenterPoint Energy Inc said more than 20,000 customers on Tuesday morning were without power after the storm passed through the region.
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Since the law passed through both houses of Parliament last week, demonstrations have swept university campuses in at least nine states.
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Prisoners who entered the camp passed through it, and it served as a barrier between their internment and the outside world.
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By looking at the muon signal strength in different directions, they could estimate of the amount of material it passed through.
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The agreement allowed Greece to deport migrants who had passed through Turkey unless they had already applied for asylum in Greece.
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"Bill has had an enormous influence on Pimco and the careers of many who have passed through its halls," he added.
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In the last 24 hours, authorities have zeroed in on Opa-Locka, where some of the other packages have passed through.
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Most of the people who passed through the restaurant, Pat's Luncheonette, at Utica Avenue and Dean Street in Brooklyn, worked nearby.
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When it hit his head, the entire ball had entirely passed through the rim but had not yet cleared the netting.
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For instance, Miller said that nearly half of his clients have opted for 100% of their rebates to be passed through.
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The BoE also announced a new Term Funding Scheme (TFS) aimed at ensuring the base-rate cut is passed through to borrowers.
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Abdullahi Yusuf, an elder in Luq town, says Ethiopian troops in tanks and armored vehicles passed through Thursday morning toward southwestern Somalia.
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Most modern clocks use a quartz crystal that vibrates at a certain frequency when electricity is passed through it to keep time.
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"It was kind of like when we get there and everybody hops on the bandwagon, the wagon's already passed through," Keuchel said.
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