The offerings that day were penned in bright blue ink.
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Heller -- was penned in 22 by the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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"Actress Model Playmate Realtor Dog Mom Engaged," Berglund penned in her bio.
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The undated letter is believed to have been penned in 1971. (CNBC)
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It has penned in the country's biggest and most innovative internet companies.
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We cannot pretend that government intervention hasn't already tightly penned in this market.
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Books from 1645, penned in Dutch with the letters faded and pages frayed.
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These letters were penned in 1986 when Sessions was up for a federal judgeship.
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The rays were in the ocean, as advertised, but penned in on all sides.
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Today, most Rohingya have either fled to Bangladesh or are penned in internment camps.
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The work is penned in a neat, consistent, impressively legible italic across 34 pages.
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Musk himself included this sort of vehicle in a product road map penned in 2016.
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Space remains a vast, untamed place, penned in only by the limits of our own imaginations.
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The more tightly-penned in the fans and players are, the louder the game will be.
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Photographs showed children penned in large metal cages and sprawled on concrete floors under plastic blankets.
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In a USA Today op-ed penned in October, Sheindlin praised Bloomberg&aposs policies and experience.
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Instead, I chatted with a woman in front of me whose sign was penned in Spanish.
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From its air-conditioned interior David Bowie peers out and sees, penned in, his most devoted disciples.
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The clip shows the men freeing a penned-in horse standing in water up to its neck.
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Travel constraints imposed earlier in Wuhan and 12 nearby cities have effectively penned in 35 million people.
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Penned in by the fence and the highway, the mother moose began charging cyclists on an adjacent trail.
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Penned in 2015, it was published in The New Inquiry the morning before Obama's announcement of her commutation.
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Midway through the first half, Neymar found himself trapped in the corner, penned in by Montpellier's Arnaud Souquet.
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The Quantico star's social media shout-out was reminiscent of a message Jonas had previously penned in her honor.
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The "Goddess of Water," as she was nicknamed, achieved instant celebrity status, complete with poetry penned in her honor.
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They were penned in by floodwaters during a visit to the Tham Luang Cave complex, a popular tourist attraction.
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The lab also recommends creating an outdoor "catio" so cats can get outdoor time in a penned-in area.
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Joanna Schroeder, who has Celiac, penned in Good Housekeeping last year how difficult it can be to navigate this disease.
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In the morning, Instagram was full of angry GIFs, memes, and artwork penned in a fit of confusion and rage.
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On Friday, CBP released an updated version of its directive on searching personal electronics, which was originally penned in 2009.
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He already has a vault of new songs penned in the two years since he wrote the bulk of Denial.
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We were penned in, almost brushing shoulders with the people beside us, and I felt M. draw closer to me.
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At Trump speeches and rallies, journalists are penned in by metal barriers, making them easy prey for heckling and ridicule.
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Like Sykes, Hardiman referred to Heller several times in a dissent he penned in 2013 in a case concerning gun licenses.
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Consider the severe missive penned in late July by Howard Marks, who runs Oaktree Capital, which manages north of $90 billion.
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It was a follow up opinion from one she penned in 2011 that enjoined Chicago's ban on firing ranges within city limits.
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Some of these cars will be penned in on parking lots, but others will be out in the wild, driving among us.
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More recently, Barlow became known for his Principles of Adult Behavior, penned in 1977 but circulated on Reddit and elsewhere for years.
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Emory University will release a series of nine handwritten notes that Barack Obama penned in the 1980s, The New York Times reports.
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Bowie was able to achieve all this because he would not let himself be penned in at the start of his success.
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" In an op-ed penned in The Washington Post last week, McGurk argued that Trump has given the terrorist group "new life.
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The titan agreed, gloating about how his tweets to his seven million followers, sometimes penned in his jammies, become cable news bulletins.
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This time, Curry would spend seven months in a jail cell in Grand Junction, defending his homestead with court filings penned in longhand.
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"When your boyfriend is on the other side of the country, this is what #datenight consists of!" she penned in the caption. 3.
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"My hair has been the bane of my existence for most of my life," she penned in an essay for the Huffington Post.
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The impact of the restrictions has been felt most acutely in Hubei, where 56 million people have been effectively penned in since January.
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"There is probably no other golfing center that is quite so good as Gullane," the pioneering golf writer Bernard Darwin penned in 22015.
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Prosecutors sought to strengthen their case for giving Mr. Roof the death penalty by releasing a white supremacist manifesto he penned in jail.
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Such a tack would draw on Justice Brett Kavanaugh's characterisation of the case as "intensely factual" in an opinion he penned in February.
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Park supporters braved the snow on Saturday to complain about the impeachment, penned in by scores of police whose buses were used as barricades.
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Nearly 200,000 are penned in by the government and allied forces and several thousand more by Syrian insurgent groups, mainly in Fouaa and Kfarya.
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"Never be too timid to speak up and ask for what you need to get thru the process," she penned in a December post.
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My Mennonite neighbor had stepped in after discovering a church member was keeping a donkey and goats penned in squalor in a cramped shed.
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"What we're seeing today in the financial markets is just an initial episode of significant risk aversion," he penned in a recent client note.
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"The more glorious this bubble becomes in hindsight, the more dismal future investment returns become in foresight," he penned in a recent client note.
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Despite Pruitt's best efforts, including a column he penned in the "Tulsa World" advocating for passage of the ballot measure, Oklahomans saw through it.
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Interestingly, one of the last majority opinions that Scalia penned in 2015 was an almost identical decision voiding a different criminal law for vagueness.
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"I can truly say that I now FULLY understand the meaning of this quote," she penned in reference to a shared quote from Steven Furtick.
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Henry's world of options infuriates Daniel, who feels penned in by life; Daniel's cynicism breaks gentle Brit's heart; and Jana's single-minded drive annoys everyone.
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Justice Kavanaugh may not vote to overrule Obergefell v Hodges, the landmark ruling Justice Kennedy penned in 2015 opening marriage laws to same-sex couples.
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"In an area massively affected by gentrification, it's sad to see people claiming ownership of even the flowers," replied another note, penned in green ink.
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But the sharp words that earned the diminutive justice the moniker "Notorious RBG" in recent years were penned in dissent, not for the court's majority.
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The question is when frustration will boil over, whether by Greeks already embittered by the economic crisis or by refugees angry at being penned in.
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While she was there, Simpson visited his girlfriend and lifted her spirits by gifting her flowers and a special song he penned in her honor.
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While she was there, Simpson visited his girlfriend and lifted her spirits by gifting her flowers and a special song her penned in her honor.
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It's the latest in a series of brand partnerships Virgin Galactic has penned in recent years, defining itself as a luxury space brand in the process.
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While the rebel forces have done their share of harm, the government currently has the advantage, and has penned in the rebels in the city's east.
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The dog had been penned in a back room in the basement by Ms. Hermida's son, whom it had bitten on the leg, Ms. Ortiz said.
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In a USA Today op-ed penned in October, the judge touted Bloomberg's business experience and focus on climate change and gun control, among other things.
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No one in the outside group is quite sure why the first group has been penned in — I'm told they broke the window of a McDonald's.
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Privacy is a universal human right penned in international conventions, declarations and charters that were formalized at a time in history when private life was the default.
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"We are meant to be, and how much you mean to me cannot be put into words," he penned in part in a post of his own.
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After being defeated by Azor Ahai, he and his surviving people were herded to the Lands of the Far North, and penned in by a magical Wall.
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"We are meant to be, and how much you mean to me cannot be put into words," he penned in part in a post of his own.
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His printer paper-sized sketch of the Empire State Building, penned in what looks like black Sharpie, went for a whopping $16,000 at an auction on Thursday.
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Attended by only a faithful butler, since all the other servants have fled, they remain there for days, penned in like sheep, growing nastier and more dishevelled.
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" An excerpt penned in Trump's voice says: "People say if you want it done right you have to do it yourself, even when 'it' is a 'memoir.
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There's a penned-in feel back there and the seats lack the side support to match the centrifugal pull the Urus can generate in a fast turn.
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The downside is that this only serves to heighten the punishing stench of shit and piss expelled by the temporary inmates penned in at Mercado de Liniers.
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The letter was penned in response to Fabre's statements on the public broadcast station VRT last June about his distaste for the culture of the #MeToo movement.
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Yet the shah was not a victim of history, as both Cooper's book and the shah's own memoirs, Answer to History, which he penned in exile, would suggest.
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The letter, received some two years ago by curator of Latin American art at LACMA, was penned in an odd, first-person style, speaking as the painting itself.
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Serving up a different picture of longing, Mendelssohn's sixth string quartet in F minor, "Requiem for Fanny," was penned in response to the death of the composer's sister.
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Those rules have also largely penned in homegrown titans like Tencent, whose overseas expansion plans have been hamstrung by the unique demands of catering to China's online population.
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Travel restrictions in Wuhan and 2000 other cities have essentially penned in 246 million people on the country's biggest holiday, normally a time for traveling to visit family.
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However, the changes only removed "prescriptive language," and "kept the focus on the principles of the Honor Code, which have not changed," Jenkins penned in a school email.
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In 2016, Letters of Note unearthed a scathing letter she penned in 1971 when asked to blurb a science fiction anthology that contained no stories by women writers.
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It also presents, though, necessary food for thought for our world today, best summed up in an article Noguchi penned in 1942 for Reader's Digest that was never published.
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In 2011, Buffett penned in the New York Times titled "Stop Coddling the Super-Rich, " he called for a raise on taxes for everyone making more than $1 million.
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"Under Scott Pruitt, the EPA has assumed a bunker mentality where paper trails are religiously avoided unless penned in invisible ink," PEER counsel Adam Carlesco said in a statement.
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The 2016 race for the White House is getting the theatrical treatment with a play that was penned in part as voters headed to the polls on Election Day.
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Toward the end, Mr. Ladd rolled tape of a female officer who said she sometimes feels like a modern-day overseer, keeping her peers penned in and closely watched.
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Jurors found that Led Zeppelin's lead singer Robert Plant and guitarist Jimmy Page did not steal the opening to "Stairway" from Spirit's instrumental "Taurus," which was penned in 1967.
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About a dozen of their heifers — younger females — are now penned in just behind their house, which was spared, near the scorched foundations of two barns that did burn.
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"But this time, to my surprise, it went viral," she penned in the op-ed It's the danger of being a high-profile feminist in the age of social media.
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Their number probably rivaled that of a lively counter-protest down the road, which was penned in by police and well out of shouting distance from Trump's outdoor press conference.
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We were in the heart of the city now, penned in by surging pedestrians and hundreds of vehicles competing for space on a wide road called Kazi Nazrul Islam Avenue.
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Behavioral inefficiencies may be at once the most persistent source of opportunity and the most difficult to capture," he penned in a note titled "Who is on the Other Side?
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Public fury over the young woman's victimization has been amplified by the release of a court statement that Turner's father, Dan Turner, penned in defense of his sex-offender son.
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Penned in heavy pidgin English and sung over a beat that Fela himself would vibe out to, Burna Boy expertly encapsulated the mantra of Nigerians: my life is my own.
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He claims to detect a "pantheistic idolatry of nature" similar in tone to an anthem penned in 1913 for a socialist workers' movement and later adopted by the Hitler Youth.
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"It is my belief that US inflation has only paused and will eventually rise enough to end this economic recovery and bull market," Paulsen penned in a recent client note.
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Penned in by the flames, some looked to the sea to escape, hitching rides on passing fishing boats, putting to sea on anything that would float, or just diving in.
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And the momentum comes from the player marking their targets, plotting their routes, telling their own story without feeling harassed by time-sensitive distractions or penned in by linear questing.
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Penned in 1792 as European powers invaded the First Republic, it was composed with a view to rallying "our soldiers from all over to defend their homeland that is under threat".
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The atmospheric river pounding the South has been penned in between a high pressure area off the Southeast coast, and an extraordinarily intense upper level low pressure area over southwest Mexico.
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In a 215 piece Buffett penned in the New York Times titled "Stop Coddling the Super-Rich, " he called for a raise on taxes for everyone making more than $210 million.
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Police say a 2-week-old girl in Ohio has died after the family's German shepherd got loose from a kitchen area where it had been penned in and bit her.
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And here's the part of the story where I tell you that the man who penned "In Da Club" inspired the most significant decision of my life, up until that point.
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SOCAR's purchase of a 66 percent stake in DESFA, penned in 2013, had hit snags when European Union competition watchdogs ordered it to dispose a 17 percent stake in the operator.
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An op-ed penned in July by Josh Sandbulte in the Wall Street Journal cited that analysis in arguing the Postal Service's estimate of costs for delivering packages should be revised.
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The package sent to elected officials also included a photocopy of a handwritten letter that the senator had penned in Spanish to his incarcerated brother on the Legislature's letterhead in 2014.
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The atmospheric river is stuck in position for days, penned in between a high pressure area off the Southeast coast, and an extraordinarily intense upper level low pressure area over southwest Mexico.
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" The number of candidates seeking the White House has more than tripled from 417 in 2012, though some entrants have penned in possibly fictitious names such as "Disco Daddy" and "Darth Vader.
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Even after the loss, a lot of people believed Barao would bounce back with a win when they were penned in to fight at UFC 177, three months after the initial bout.
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"It's not that Americans are taxed too little, it's that Washington spends too much," Russ Vought, the Office of Management and Budget's deputy director, penned in a Fox News op-ed Monday.
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After mocking and insulting penned-in reporters on the campaign trail, Mr. Trump continued going after journalists the day after he was sworn in, over the size of his Inauguration Day crowd.
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Emmett Ramstad: I built that sculpture in February 2017, right after the U.S. election when a lot of people I knew were talking about how vulnerable they felt, penned in and watched.
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Can't believe she is 7 today!" she penned in a second post, followed up by a photo of her daughter eating her first birthday cake when she turned one: "Audriana's first birthday card.
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"I want to thank my family, girlfriend, friends and fans for being so supportive of me after the incident on Dancing with the Stars Monday night," Lochte penned in an Instagram post Wednesday.
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"Sharing myself in a bikini (which I may or may not ever wear again) Is me Being open to others, open to life… finding glorious connection and community," she penned in the note.
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Clemson made the most of the opportunity, driving near the goal line when Etienne took a third-and-213 pitch from Lawrence and eluded three Buckeyes who appeared to have him penned in.
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And that "humanitarian manifesto" Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg penned in February, in which he publicly grappled with some of the societal concerns the platform is sparking, is already looking in need of an update.
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"Randall is my son, whether you approve or not or sign a paper or not," she penned in the document, along with a photo of their family portrait featuring baby Kevin, Kate and Randall.
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"I continue to expect the S&P 500 to lose about two-thirds of its value from its recent high to the trough of the next bear market," Hussman penned in a recent note.
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So as the President slips political constraints by shuffling his White House and foreign policy team and rages against convention, Mueller and his investigators have Trump penned in with no easy means of escape.
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In part, this is because of a split in the polar vortex — that much hyped circulation of air at upper levels of the atmosphere that keeps the coldest air penned in across the Far North.
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There is too much going on in the world so I appreciate this more than ever," Barton, 31, penned in the first tweet on Tuesday, which she followed with, "From the bottom of my heart.
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In the Pinter classic, which the late prolific playwright penned in 1978 and debuted on Broadway in 1980, Hiddleston plays Robert — a man whose wife Emma is having an affair with his best friend, Jerry.
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"Secretary Carson and the entire Department remain committed to working with Puerto Rico to meaningfully aid its long-term recovery," Len Wolfson, assistant secretary for congressional and intergovernmental affairs, penned in the letter to Warren.
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Reporters, usually able to roam the halls freely, were adjusting to being penned in with dozens of their colleagues, hoping a senator decided to stop and chat during the few breaks afforded during the day.
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Like the rest of the album, which was penned in Toronto and Montreal, it's a track of hope and "soft survivalism" for the outliers, stoners, and dead-beats navigating the strange times we live in.
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In the Harold Pinter classic, which the late prolific playwright penned in 1978 and debuted on Broadway in 1980, Hiddleston plays Robert — a man whose wife Emma is having an affair with his best friend, Jerry.
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Singer-songwriters Lydia Liza and Josiah Lemanski, both from Minneapolis, said they were inspired to rework the song after bonding over a mutual dislike of the original's lyrics, which were penned in 1944 by Frank Loesser.
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Instead she searches for clues through a suite of captive, elder female animals: the gorilla Colo; the elephant Ambika; and the killer whale Lolita, who is penned in a tiny concrete pool in a Miami attraction.
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The BCB Wall Breaker is a tool to help provide escape for those who are trapped by active shooters in schools, held hostage in a hotel by terrorists or penned in by fire in an apartment building.
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"When I was in high school, my dad used to get me to read this book but I was always too busy," Kardashian West penned in a post on her website and app that was published Monday.
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The military has said that the fighters are increasingly penned in around a built-up area of the town, and troops have been clearing houses that the militants had defended with snipers for the past two weeks.
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The undated letter, believed to have been penned in 1971 and currently owned by an anonymous vendor, is available to purchase via an online sale which ends Thursday and is being hosted by a Boston auction house.
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Check out this 2004 BBC docudrama about the 1940 World War II campaign in Dunkirk, France, where more than 400,000 Allied soldiers — including some 200,000 members of the British Expeditionary Force — were penned in by advancing Germans.
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Welcome to America #happybirthdayMaks," Val penned in a post from when they first came to the U.S. Next came a hilarious photo of Maks posing next to a portrait of Val during his "pinky ring and acne phase.
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"So although future electronic immortality has the advantage of offering a pretty attractive version of immortality at first glance, closer reading of the 100 page T&Cs may well reveal some nasties," Dr. Pearson penned in the post.
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Well, our resident geographer here at VICE happily informed us that, Obonjan (O-BON-YAN) is a 1.5 kilometer island just off the Dalmatian coast, penned in by dusty shores and coated with bristling pine and olive trees.
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While in the hospital recovering from surgery for tonsillitis, the 26-year-old "Party in the U.S.A." singer was visited by her new beau, Cody Simpson, who serenaded her with a sweet song he penned in Cyrus' honor.
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"'Ride the Wave' was literally penned in my old room that I grew up in Montego Bay, so the tropical feel was definitely a reflection of where I was at the time," the singer said in an email conversation.
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It's shunted to a bridge two miles outside of town with the marchers penned in black metal gates and funneled out into an area divided from the convention, where none of the delegates could be bothered to see them.
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In Monrovia, the capital of Liberia, a sprawling neighborhood with tens of thousands of people was put under strict quarantine by the government and guarded by police officers in riot gear, setting off violent clashes with penned-in residents.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - Philippines troops found bundles of banknotes and cheques worth about $21 million abandoned by Islamist militants holed up in Marawi City, a discovery the military said on Tuesday was evidence that the fighters were increasingly penned in.
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Now, public fury over the young woman's victimization — first by Turner and then by the justice system — has been amplified by the release of a court statement that Turner's father, Dan Turner, penned in defense of his sex-offender son.
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Penned in the wake of the massacre, Trinh Cong Son's "Song for Human Corpses" emphasized collective sorrow rather than assigning blame, while the novelist Nha Ca's "Mourning Headband for Hue" controversially tasked the entire nation with responsibility for ending the bloodshed.
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The first op-ed she ever penned, in an era when the deficit was headed toward zero, focused on the potential dangers that a debt-free government could pose to the market for Treasury bills, a crucial element of the financial system.
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We know the details of what was changed between versions of the episode thanks to the Shavelson-Webb Library, where both a version of the original script from Benioff and Weiss and a new version (penned in 2010) are available for public perusal.
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Penned in by the formal stagecraft of his first Oval Office address, the President did little to pry open the partially shuttered government or bring the ultimate monument to his political movement -- a wall along the southern border -- any closer to construction.
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ISRAEL-GAZA BORDER (Reuters) - The worst fighting on the Gaza Strip front since 2014 is being calibrated by Hamas, which wants to signal defiance of Israel and the United States while being careful not to trigger a new war for the enclave's penned-in Palestinians.
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In a letter to his sister penned in 2100, Mozart outlines a routine so intense that it left him a mere five hours of night's sleep: At six o'clock in the morning I have my hair dressed, and have finished my toilet by seven o'clock.
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The four main characters, in fact, are penned in, their singing and screaming and dancing confined to a sand pit encircled by a low fence, which seems built as much for them as for the show's four-legged interloper, a frisky black pig named Daisy.
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The powerful words weren't penned in response to this latest massacre and the rising calls for action on gun laws in response; in fact, they've been around for years (Gloria Steinem included the passage in a 2015 holiday wish list posted on her Facebook page).
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Rogue's de facto hit—a stone-hearted celebration of solitude christened "Misanthropic Drunken Loner"—comes flanked by the apoplectic "Call in the Coroner" and "Blue Jays," a song known to lull moshpit scrapers into states of pensive meditation, penned in tribute to Flynn's departed grandfather.
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Penned in the throes of the Dubya presidency as a means of processing the 9/11 terror attacks and nascent Iraq War, the record is a testament to the fear and empowerment of uncertainty—an earnest, understated examination of change and existential free-fall.
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But the best images in the book are of Duchamp's black workbook Manual of Instructions, which contains detailed installation specifics for Étant donnés, including sketches, his own photography, and instructions (penned in his beautiful handwriting) set out on pale cream, dusty pink, and green pages.
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" That was due to the release of "Exile in Guyville," a collection of scrappy guitar songs noted for what was then considered a brazen expression of sexuality and its condemnation of male apathy, penned in response to the Rolling Stones' "Exile on Main Street.
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The new measures, coming on top of previous travel restrictions that had effectively penned in tens of millions of people in Hubei, the province at the heart of the outbreak, are certain to further dampen celebrations of the Lunar New Year, which began on Saturday.
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In an exclusive chat with PEOPLE for this week's issue (on stands Friday), the Top Chef host, 48, looks back on the New York Times op-ed she penned in September, when she revealed she was raped by her 23-year-old boyfriend when she was 16.
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It cropped up, at once embraced and mistrusted, in Argentina and Brazil, countries under the thumb of dictatorships; and in an Eastern Europe penned in by Soviet Communism; and in Japan, where memories of Hiroshima and the material rewards of Western occupation made for intensely conflicted art.
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For nine years of high school Duterte played trumpet in her school's jazz ensemble and concert band, ensuring she's more than at home onstage, but it was the music she penned in solitude, with just her guitar, that would eventually nudge her into the solo spotlight.
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Unfortunately, my immediate duty compels me to consider these figures of natural grandeur in the state of unnatural captivity into which they have been penned in "Les Liaisons Dangereuses," which opened on Sunday night at the Booth Theater, a production during which you pray for their deliverance.
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PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad and Tobago — For one morning, the rain did what opponents of the United States men's national team have been unable to do: It penned in Christian Pulisic, denying him the space on the wings where he causes so much trouble for defenders.
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The movie is based on a campaign that began in late May 1940 in the French port city of Dunkirk, where some 400,000 Allied soldiers — including more than 200,000 members of the British Expeditionary Force, the British army in Western Europe — were penned in by the Germans.
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In thanking the people of various congregations — Jewish, Protestant and Catholic — for their well wishes upon his election, Washington took the time to draft letters that perhaps had a little more thought behind them than our average email or text penned in the hurly-burly of today's world.
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The letter, received some two years ago by curator of Latin American art at LACMA, Ilona Katzew, was penned in an odd, first-person style, speaking as the painting itself, and signed as if by the little girl, who appears in the family portrait, dressed like a little princess.
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"The majority opinion in the VMI case is perhaps the best-known and most important majority opinion Justice Ginsburg has penned in her 24 years on the Supreme Court," said Steve Vladeck, CNN Supreme Court analyst and professor of law at the University of Texas School of Law.
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To assemble the list of novels used in our chart we cross-referenced dozens of databases and lists of apocalyptic and post-apocalyptic literature, weeding out those with aliens and supernatural triggers for the apocalypse, as well as short stories, novels not originally penned in English and self-published titles.
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Quoting another unanimous opinion she penned in a 2008 case exploring the meaning of the phrase "federal drug offence" in the Controlled Substances Act, Justice Ginsburg noted that "'[w]hen a statute includes an explicit definition, we must follow that definition', even if it varies from a term's ordinary meaning".
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Here are some of them: HALLELUJAH The five-word Christian hymn "Sing Hallelujah to the Lord", originally penned in the United States in 1974, emerged as an unlikely anthem of the protests and was heard almost non-stop at the main demonstration site in front of the city's Legislative Council.
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"As I&aposve demonstrated a thousand ways, regardless of the impact of speculation or risk-aversion over shorter portions of the market cycle, the higher the level of market valuations, the lower the long-term and full-cycle market returns that have ultimately followed," he penned in a recent blog post.
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Queer activist group WERK for Peace is throwing a dance party protest at Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell's house tonight in Washington, D.C. They are inviting protestors to join them in demonstrating against the Senate Republicans' new health care bill, which was penned in secret and just released to the public last Thursday.
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Roughly two years after he got into the comics game with Black Panther, Ta-Nehisi Coates is teaming back up with Marvel to helm a Captain America comic, a decision that—in an announcement he penned in the Atlantic—one of America's sharpest critics admits might not seem like a natural fit.
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The goal of nursing the maps back to health is to make them a relevant, informative part of New York's DNA and to bring its history to life in a way that text-heavy records — like dense crime reports, handwritten government files or documents about New Amsterdam, penned in Dutch — might not be able to.
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As Jeff Hauser, who runs the transparency and accountability group Revolving Door Project at the Center for Economic Policy and Research, penned in an October op-ed for the Hill, Democrats could really claim an agenda around oversight: Wonder whether Robert Mercer's hedge fund, Renaissance Technologies, is getting a sweetheart deal from Trump's IRS?
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Watters and Kennedy, who both host primetime shows on Fox News and Fox Business, respectively, also noted the challenge those attending the ball-drop in Times Square will be facing in terms of unprecedented security and a lack of bathrooms available for those penned-in to specific areas on a block-by-block basis.
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Yet there are times when the exhibition does take a political side, such as a section on the Palestinian national team that is penned in by high, metal fences, or in a room of eight models of Qatar's World Cup stadiums, which feature no mention of complaints about working conditions for the thousands of migrant workers who built them.
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The pending claims against Trump and his lawyer Michael Cohen, the President's disgraced "fixer," in connection with the now infamous non-disclosure agreement -- colloquially called a "hush money agreement" because it was penned in the month leading up to the presidential election, allegedly in exchange for her silence -- proceeds apace, as Avenatti has been quick to point out.
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Within a span of minutes, Braun could often be found on the second floor chatting with reporters penned in just outside the chamber before hustling down to the basement to make a quick appearance at a bank of microphones, and then trekking to another camera setup in one of the Senate office buildings before circling back to the chamber in time for the trial to restart.
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American conservatives point to a memorandum penned in 2004 by then-Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, shortly before his elevation as Pope Benedict XVI, which said that if any Catholic politician was "consistently campaigning and voting for permissive abortion and euthanasia laws," that person's priest should instruct the errant legislator about Catholic teaching and issue a warning that Holy Communion will not be granted until this "objective situation of sin" is brought to an end.
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In an op-ed penned in The New York Times on Wednesday, Jared KushnerJared Corey KushnerCongress set to pass bill to help terrorism victims win compensation from Palestinian Authority Trump executive order aimed at combating anti-Semitism stirs up controversy Trump hosts pastor who says 'Jews are going to hell' at White House Hanukkah party MORE, Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, stated that the new order was written to combat those incidents with the goal of making Jewish students and Jewish people feel safe on campuses and out in the world.
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