The Bengals continued to pull away in the third quarter.
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Instead, Stephens decided to pull away from the traffic stop.
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Late in the second quarter, Brooklyn began to pull away.
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Gonzaga proceeded to score 14 unanswered points to pull away.
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I tried to pull away, but she held me tighter.
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Nobody has been able to pull away for the lead.
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The Saints could pull away without much of a threat.
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He, too, missed an opportunity to pull away with Stenson.
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I bumped into him and he did not pull away.
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"When you pull away from me, you're resisting arrest," Encinia says.
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The Avalanche scored four times in the second to pull away.
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The Cougars then made a 10-0 run to pull away.
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He will reportedly pull away from New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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"This doesn't pull away from what we do," says Soto Lamb.
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"I don't want to pull away from R&B," he explains.
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I knew he didn't want them, yet I couldn't pull away.
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And yet the Tar Heels could not seem to pull away.
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Virginia never trailed and used its defense to slowly pull away.
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So it's natural to do what you're doing: to pull away.
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Woolridge also made three layups as the Bulldogs started to pull away.
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A temporary break doesn't pull away from what Ocean hopes to accomplish.
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Update: CBS is the latest company to pull away from Kevin Spacey.
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Many had to scramble aboard as the bus began to pull away.
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Don't isolate yourself or pull away from other people in your life.
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Giants pull away from Rays for eighth straight win ST. PETERSBURG, Fla.
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But Maric led DePaul on a 153-215 run to pull away.
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The Gators, though, managed to pull away late in the first half.
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Dough will form and pull away from the sides of the bowl.
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The Grizzlies shot 60 percent in the second half to pull away.
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"That had the effect of making Asuka pull away," Mr. Weeramantry said.
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The thought of my wife enters my head and I pull away.
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As they pull away, the pair laughs before turning off the video.
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Vancouver scored three unanswered goals in the second period to pull away.
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This opened the door for the Cougars to continue to pull away.
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Utah used hot perimeter shooting to pull away in the third quarter.
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But the 49ers couldn't pull away in what became several ragged stretches.
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Oklahoma City was unable to pull away for much of the second half.
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KKR can pull away business, and has already excluded Barclays from some mandates.
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I can&apost pull away, what the F happened to our country, Lis.
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Indiana continued to pull away, leading 104-87 with 2:49 to play.
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And if people pull away from subways, they are going to erode further.
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Their cars pull away in parallel lanes, never crossing, their eyes not meeting.
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The Bulldogs outscored Saint Mary's 21-4 down the stretch to pull away.
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Jonathon Simmons had six points and Elfrid Payton five in the pull-away.
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It is this administration seeking to pull away from multilateral agreements, multilateral institutions.
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Go in for the bump, but pull away before you actually touch skin.
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Let them bite you and don&apost pull away, don&apost jerk back.
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The Bucks continued to pull away, leading 111-95 with 4:41 remaining.
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The game swung back and forth, with neither team able to pull away.
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Almost every time the Trojans appeared poised to pull away, the Eagles responded.
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Pella won the first five points of the decisive tiebreaker to pull away.
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She may also pull away votes from a moderate Republican pursuing the same constituency.
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EditorsNote: fixes "recorded" in third graf Healthy Warriors pull away from Hornets OAKLAND, Calif.
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She tried to pull away and Morgan said he was sorry, the documents allege.
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Strzok: I CAN'T PULL AWAY, WHAT THE F**K HAPPENED TO OUR COUNTRY (redacted)??!?!
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Indiana used a big second half to pull away from the Timberwolves (2-2).
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In the fourth quarter, the Rockets used a 230-214 run to pull away.
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The higher they go, the harder it is for Cruz to pull away. 5.
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As a result, Stephens, as a teenager, began to pull away from her family.
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I watched the train pull away wishing I could grab on, like in movies.
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When I'd pull away from strangers or say out loud, do not touch me!
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More importantly, they're starting to pull away from the Ducks atop the Pacific. 113.
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Louisville was dominant at both ends of the court and continued to pull away.
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And that proportional delegate allocation makes it hard for any candidate to pull away.
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The Cougars outscored the visitors 21-0 in the third quarter to pull away.
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You just don't kiss back, and pull away and try to shake it off.
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But his tendency to pull away from the spotlight has worked against him, too.
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The Pirates tried to pull away in the second half but couldn't do it.
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Washington went on a 218-23 run in the first half to pull away.
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After a few minutes, she started to pull away when he told her to park.
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Or maybe 15 percent ... And interest rates should similarly pull away from their historical roots.
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Santa Clara did not cut the lead to single digits after the pull-away run.
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Hug me if you want but let me go if I try to pull away.
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Dallas overcome three separate deficits to eventually pull away in the game's final 10 minutes.
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I've learned that it's better in the long run to dig in than pull away.
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It's possible that Counterpart will pull away from those insights as it nears its conclusion.
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And when they activate, they shorten and pull away from the center of your body.
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I needed to pull away from you to see if you really valued our friendship.
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The Trail Blazers outscored Los Angeles 40-20 in the final quarter to pull away.
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She then saw a minivan pull away with a girl sitting in the front seat.
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Doncic, Tim Hardaway Jr. and Dorian Finney-Smith bombed in 3-pointers to pull away.
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"The more you pull away, the harder and more painful it is," says Jenner, crying.
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In these works we look at focused manifestations of our fretfulness and cannot pull away.
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Stanford (23-10) used a 9-0 run late in the third to pull away.
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In retaliation, they surround the vehicle, antagonizing the police inside until they pull away quickly.
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Antetokounmpo tipped in his own miss and made another 234 to help Milwaukee pull away.
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In the grip of stressful experiences like these, boys often pull away from their families.
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The police said Mr. Dunn shot Mr. Lopez twice as he tried to pull away.
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As they pull away bits of debris, the stench of rotting flesh grows more pungent.
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The Yankees began to pull away in the eighth, but it was not altogether painless.
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As he watched the car pull away, three bullets struck his legs and left arm.
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Duke began to pull away by going up 214-39 early in the second half.
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But as black Americans became part of the public, white Americans began to pull away.
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Eventually you pull away, and the wider scene reverts to that bird's eye pastoral sublime.
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To pull away wouldn't feel right; the content demands not only patience, but emotional presence.
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But USC had only four free throws in its next nine possessions, helping Arizona pull away.
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Presbyterian did its best to pull the upset before Virginia Tech managed to pull away late.
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But the Gophers couldn't pull away from the visiting Bulls until late in the fourth quarter.
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"If we pull away our hands too soon, a lot of companies will fail," he added.
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The surge helped the Aussie pull away from a 2-423/2-week trough of $0.6910.
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Stir the dough until it starts to pull away from the sides of the bowl. 2.
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The crowded field of contenders has made it difficult for any one candidate to pull away.
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Sophomore guard Marcus Zegarowski helped Creighton pull away by showing no signs of a sophomore slump.
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Colorado led 37-53 at halftime and looked to pull away early in the second half.
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Gonzaga led by 10 at halftime and quickly began to pull away in the second half.
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If they are going to pull away, getting the former MVP candidate back would help. 3.
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The surge helped the Aussie pull away from a 2-1/2-week trough of $0.6910.
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And I felt like if we could get a couple of breaks we could pull away.
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But, as I am programmed to do, I pull away and dip my head and blush.
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The Hoosiers led by as many as seven points early but were unable to pull away.
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Sometimes when I began to pull away, he wouldn't release me, and I would feel fear.
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Teams would draw to within three points, but the Pistons would execute and eventually pull away.
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When the Catalan crisis began earlier this month, businesses began to pull away from the region.
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Alexander Radulov then scored twice in less than two minutes to help the Stars pull away.
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Kohlberg Kravis Roberts could pull away business, and it has already excluded Barclays from some mandates.
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Timberwolves pull away from Suns late PHOENIX — Minnesota found a fourth quarter to build on Friday.
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Oklahoma State used a 21-8 run to pull away to a 44-27 halftime lead.
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But every time the Musketeers appeared poised to pull away, turnovers allowed the Deacons to recover.
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Khris Middleton followed with a 3-pointer as Milwaukee began to pull away down the stretch.
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The Aussie managed to pull away from $0.7157, its lowest since May 2016 plumbed on Tuesday.
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In between, Anthony hit two jump shots and a free throw to help Portland pull away.
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Leading 19-10, Ohio State started to pull away midway through the first half on Friday.
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Very physical team, big and athletic, so it was hard for us to really pull away.
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Flipkart had a very strong close to last year and they are starting to pull away.
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Raptors pull away late to defeat Timberwolves TORONTO — The Toronto Raptors feel their time has arrived.
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Even once the Falcons started to pull away, Green Bay had chances to turn things around.
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I try to avoid it because once I start looking, it's hard for me to pull away.
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He let Trump try to pull away first, pausing for a moment before he let go himself.
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Once they start building playlists and improving the personalization of recommendations, they'll be hard to pull away.
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Winning teams need to be able to come back from behind, or pull away from close games.
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As the successful parts pull away from the rest, the Midwest will become a little less midwestern.
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If we pull away from our partnership with South Korea, why wouldn't Japan assume that they're next?
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If you've got great ideas, pull away from the crowd to write them down before they disappear!
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Blake Hinson's 3-pointer started a 333-0 run as Ole Miss started to pull away again.
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"The U.S. has enough leverage to get India to pull away the relationship with Venezuela," Rendon said.
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The Kings took a five-point lead into halftime before starting to pull away in the third.
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If you can pull away from your computer for 15 minutes, sometimes you will have longer wins.
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The system also classifies pain as light, moderate, or severe, enabling the robot to pull away accordingly.
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None of the front-runners have been able to pull away from the others definitively in polling.
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The Wizards led by nine at the break and continued to pull away in the third quarter.
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Gastelum had been guilty of trying to pull away from his opponent's punches when caught in exchanges.
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Colorado looked like it might pull away in the first half, but could not shake the Bobcats.
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The Pacers used a 257-2 run at the start of the second quarter to pull away.
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The Beavers couldn't completely pull away from the Vikings, who made it tight in the final minute.
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The furor is helping Clinton's campaign slowly pull away from Trump in both national and state polls.
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Leading 224-235 with 225:210 remaining, Washington State used a 20-23 run to pull away.
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Cities full of highly educated workers like Boston, San Francisco and New York began to pull away.
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Cook the eggs until the edges just start to pull away from the pan, about 5 minutes.
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It's hard to overstate the need to pull away from the transition narrative in trans-focused media.
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It grabbed 213 of the 693 available rebounds off its misses, using that advantage to gradually pull away.
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The Buckeyes shot 26 percent and struggled to pull away until Mitchell's 26 fourth-quarter points silenced Illinois.
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Authorities say Powell tried to pull away and then began shooting at the trooper when he approached again.
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J is less than 5 minutes behind me, and we pull away from the house barely behind schedule.
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There are times when Kratos starts to comfort his child only to pull away at the last second.
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Sons escape the shadow of their fathers, but cleave to them even as they strain to pull away.
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He had 295 in the first half and five in the fourth quarter to help Denver pull away.
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As they pull away, the message here is clear: Don't harm her baby, and she won't harm yours.
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The first came near the end of the second quarter, when the Thunder were starting to pull away.
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Smith is a sophomore forward, and classmate Wiggins, a guard, helped Maryland pull away in the second half.
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Gaskin scored on an 29-yard run early in the fourth quarter to help the Huskies pull away.
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But Taurasi hit consecutive 3-pointers in the second quarter as the United States started to pull away.
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But the Bears clamped down further on defense and used its size advantage on offense to pull away.
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Democrats still hope Clinton can pull away from Trump and drag Strickland across the finish line in November.
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The Celtics scored eight of the next 21 points to close the quarter and begin to pull away.
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Why it matters: Hudson's Bay was already drowning in limbo, and this might pull away its life preservers.
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New York (CNN Business)The Nasdaq is taking a hit as investors pull away from risky tech stocks.
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He decided to take a taxi to work, but before it could pull away, ICE officers stopped it.
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They have time to pull away from the middle, but for now, the middle is where they belong.
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Minnesota led by as many as 23 points in the first half, but was unable to pull away.
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The Cougars made all 10 of their free-throw attempts in the final 2:18 to pull away.
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Both teams made their share of mistakes, and neither could pull away with under two minutes to play.
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Arnson suggested a series of olive branches to make it easier for those backing Maduro to pull away.
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She appeared to be crying and yelling and appeared doubled over as she tried pull away from him.
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Vavreck didn't say that this would mean Trump would necessarily pull away Democratic and independent voters if nominated.
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"Are they more likely to pull away, or are they more likely to go after the problem?" she says.
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"They felt they had been taken for a ride, so they eventually decided to pull away," one source said.
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The Commodores started to pull away, thanks to Lee's ability to get in the lane and make lay-ups.
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Their handshake was so intense that Trump's knuckles turned white as he attempted to pull away from Macron's grip.
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The Dream responded with a 12-2 run, with Montgomery and Williams each scoring six points, to pull away.
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"We realize what we have to do to get stops and pull away from teams like that," Clark said.
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Iowa scored eight unanswered points in overtime to pull away to an 88-753 lead with 59 seconds remaining.
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The train began to pull away, taking me with it as I tried desperately to get my shoes back.
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If Hillary Clinton starts to pull away, control of the House will loom as a possibility for the Democrats.
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Pittsburgh scored eight unanswered points, including four consecutive free throws by Luther and two by Milligan to pull away.
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When we squirted the medication into his ears, he squeezed his eyes shut but didn't pull away or snap.
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Then the Nets took over, hitting 16 of 22 from the field in the third quarter to pull away.
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She didn't tense or pull away but looked embarrassed, as if she could no longer hide a brutal secret.
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When everything lines up so perfectly like it does in Will of the Wisps, it's hard to pull away.
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The Buckeyes followed their first-half formula of a fast start to pull away early in the second half.
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When I would pull away more, he was said like, no, you are not, like, no type of stuff.
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Florida State went into halftime up 48-39, then scored nine of the next 11 points to pull away.
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But Gonzaga wasn't able to pull away, its largest lead reaching nine points midway through in the second half.
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I mean, I do think he will pull away from attacking maybe a company like Amazon quite as much.
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As did Byron in Stage 1, Truex used the clean air out front to pull away from the field.
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Gallo wanted to pull away from the Profacis because they didn't like Joe Profaci—he wasn't a good boss.
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Pull away from Israel, Hezbollah, Hamas, Assad, Iran, that might be something we should if not promote at least tolerate.
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Add remaining ½ cup flour, 1 tablespoon at a time, if necessary to make dough just pull away from the bowl.
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However, the Demon Deacons shot 30 percent in the second half, but never allowed the hosts to completely pull away.
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The Hawks began to pull away in the third period and stretched the lead to as many as 23 points.
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Japan's Nikkei added 2258.79 percent after the dollar rallied against the yen overnight to pull away from seven-week lows.
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It was part of a late 11-3 run to help the Bucks pull away for a 10-point advantage.
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He began to pull away from Strickland in polling over the summer and had soon opened a double-digit lead.
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Argentina's peso firmed to pull away from a record closing low clocked on Friday, while local stocks rose 1.3 percent.
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Still, recent polls show Clinton's base is more energized than it once was, helping her to pull away from Trump.
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But many more are left behind on the marble slabs of the dock, watching the boat pull away, without them.
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After entering the last frame trailing by two, Boston went on a characteristically balanced 15-0 run to pull away.
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Iowa State used a 212-216 spurt early in the second half to pull away to a 214-238 lead.
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TCU, which never trailed, took command late in the first half when it started to pull away from the Trojans.
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Creighton began to pull away with eight straight points, with Foster's layup ending the spurt and making it 19-11.
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Missouri began to pull away when Geist scored five points in four seconds during a 10-0 second-half burst.
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DeRozan then watched as Lowry and four reserves helped the Raptors pull away in the opening moments of the fourth.
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I tried to pull away, laughing: it was a busy road, we were in full view of the passing cars.
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Against Purdue, he had a monster volleyball-esque block and a contested three-pointer that helped the Hawkeyes pull away.
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YUAN, POUND REBOUND The dollar's weakness helped China's offshore yuan pull away further from record lows plumbed earlier this week.
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But on the 12th green, with Koepka starting to pull away, Johnson missed a solid birdie chance from 13 feet.
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There is the knot of your hands and his, and the harder you pull away, the harder he pulls closer.
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As the cars pull away, Wendy spies an unknown figure running atop the train, seemingly beckoning her to join him.
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Bonton's 250-pointer made it 210-22 but then the Buffaloes started to pull away while the Cougars went cold.
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Meanwhile, folks in the stands scream for their favorite to run faster, howling at the lead horse to pull away.
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The Jazz were behind by 2105 points with eight minutes left before using a 21-246 run to pull away.
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Often six or seven drivers quickly pull away, and after 20 to 30 laps, most of field is essentially eliminated.
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Leading 83-81 with 4:27 remaining, the Bucks ended the game with a 10-453 run to pull away.
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The Suns maintained a slim lead most of the quarter but couldn't pull away, as Rose kept the Pistons close.
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A recent CNN poll shows that Republican voters are starting to pull away from the GOP's traditional stance on guns.
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With its 51.1 percent shooting from the floor and advantage on the glass, the Trojans had opportunities to pull away.
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Mays' jumper pushed the lead to three, but Tennessee twice got within one point before LSU started to pull away.
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With the Liberty star Tina Charles in foul trouble, the Sparks began to pull away late in the third quarter.
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The margin stayed in double figures for most of the half's remainder, although the Cardinals couldn't pull away from Miami.
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It&aposs developmentally normal for teens to pull away from their families and be more interested in time with friends.
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Blackhawks pull away from Stars CHICAGO — Marian Hossa has been the best goal scorer on the Chicago Blackhawks all season.
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With surprising quietness, considering how big the ship was, a fleet of tugboats helped us pull away and leave port.
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The Spurs began to pull away midway through the third and ended the period with the game's most bizarre basket.
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In the eyes of the Fed, then run by Alan Greenspan, it was very nearly time to pull away the punchbowl.
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Oladipo contributed one hoop to the run, then helped the Pacers pull away with a free throw and a 23-pointer.
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While this caused their fans to pull away from the ACE Family YouTube channel, and unsubscribe, others remained and defended them.
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Jonas Jerebko's reverse layup at 7:31 broke a 76 all tie and Boston scored eight unanswered points to pull away.
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The video clearly shows the U.S. president attempting to pull away towards the end, but his international host wasn't having it.
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The Sixers began to pull away midway through the third with a 943-294 run to take a 272-23 advantage.
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But as Clinton appears to pull away in the presidential race, enthusiasm among Democratic donors may belatedly and similarly trickle downballot.
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UNLV then made the game's first pull-away with an 215-2 run that featured a 3-pointer by Jonah Antonio.
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Walker, back after missing the previous two games with a shoulder injury, helped the Hornets pull away in the fourth quarter.
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Whether the Democrats start to pull away in these states is one of the most important things to watch this week.
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The industry is facing capital retreat as investors pull away from drilling companies, unwilling to spend more money on unprofitable growth.
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Boise State continued to pull away after halftime, with freshman Alexander Mattison adding a rushing touchdown to two more by McNichols.
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Day won two of the first three holes to pull away from Brooks Koepka, closing him out on the 16th hole.
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Villeneuve was now in the ascendancy, with Schumacher unable to recapture the pace that had seen him pull away earlier on.
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Democrats only have six contests over the next month, and Clinton can't easily pull away from Sanders in that time frame.
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Houston scored three runs in the seventh to regain the lead and added four runs in the eighth to pull away.
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It was the latest effort by the Trump administration to pull away from international organizations and agreements that it finds objectionable.
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It's a strange, hard thing to pull away from family, to create yourself, and still try to stay close to them.
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His body buckled under mine, and he held me at the wrists as though he knew I wanted to pull away.
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Mitchell countered with 17 points by the break and seemingly fashioned a reply whenever Gordon and Houston threatened to pull away.
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But his role in the race could also be a complication for some groups, with worries he could pull away resources.
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He also scored 214 points over the final two quarters and helped the Jazz pull away late in the fourth quarter.
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The Warriors got within six on one subsequent occasion, but Melli added another 210-pointer to help the Pelicans pull away.
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Canisius trailed by just five points, 78-73, with 3:46 left, but Pitt managed to pull away for the win.
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As a reporter is heard saying Ms. Warren's "economic populist appeal" could pull away some Trump voters, Ms. Warren takes over.
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DeRozan helped the Raptors pull away in the third quarter, shooting 245-for-245 from the field while scoring 28 points.
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The Warriors trailed by 10 after three quarters but outscored Minnesota 38-113 in the fourth to pull away for the win.
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As the rich pull away from the rest, their increased political power may stymie tax rises needed to fund universal public services.
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"I couldn't pull away early in the match - it helps when you can sneak in a quick break," said third seed Federer.
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Big cities like New York, San Francisco, and Washington, DC, started to see their incomes pull away from those of their peers.
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The Sixers began to pull away as newly acquired Glenn Robinson III (1113 points) contributed consecutive baskets for a 95-87 advantage.
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And if audiences begin to pull away from what Disney's offering, it could be punishingly difficult for the company to alter course.
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Who hasn't spent a weekend unable to pull away, as we stay glued to episode after episode of the latest buzzworthy series?
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Reading the commentary and analysis around this election, I would have expected Rubio to pull away in a ranked-choice voting process.
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A. It's been like, O.K., I really have to pull away and take breaks and not work as hard until I'm better.
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If Slack's strategy pans out, it could pull away from the pack and solidify itself as the next staple of the enterprise.
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I wanted to pull away from the sensational news stories, to look at the situation in a more reflective and balanced way.
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Mr. Pence, a conservative from Indiana, initially seemed to pull away before giving a hearty laugh and a squeeze on the forearm.
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Lately, when I pull away from the screen to stare into the middle distance for a spell, I take off my glasses.
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Michigan State did not pull away until the second half, when the Spartans proved too big, too bruising and, plainly, too good.
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No. 123 Texas A&M used a 9-0 run late to pull away from the Friars for the 73-69 victory.
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Oklahoma's Brady Manek was coming off a 23-point game in a win over TCU on Saturday, helping the Sooners pull away.
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The CFPB's overbearing presence in the marketplace forced lenders to pull away from the public and discouraged new advancements in financial services.
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Antetokounmpo quickly took advantage of the mismatch, though it wasn't until the second quarter when the Bucks really started to pull away.
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"I was quite moved at the end, when they pull away, and you see that everything's been torn apart for these people."
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At one point, the president tried to pull away, only to have Mr. Macron clasp his hand even harder and keep pumping.
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Down by four points after three quarters, Durant and the Thunder outscored the Spurs 34-16 in the fourth to pull away.
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After leading throughout, the Knicks began to pull away late in the third quarter as they increased their advantage to 16 points.
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Utah made 19 of its first 27 shots from the field, but the Jazz weren't able to completely pull away before halftime.
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After a back-and-forth battle for most of the first half, Michigan State started to pull away late in the half.
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Every element contributes to an elaborate world that invites you to get lost in it, even as you try to pull away.
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But in its new analysis, the Fed points to student loans as an additional factor in the gravitational pull away from rural areas.
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But the Vikings didn't miss many shots, hitting 48.1 percent overall and using the 33-0 edge on 3-pointers to pull away.
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Nets pull away late from Timberwolves NEW YORK — At halftime, coach Kenny Atkinson had a forceful but succinct message for the Brooklyn Nets.
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Mount St. Mary's got within six again with about 12 minutes remaining, but Arkansas responded with a 11-0 run to pull away.
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This was a direct result of the U.S.'s decision to slowly pull away from our global responsibilities over the past eight years.
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The airplane came within seconds of landing but the pilot had to pull away again and re-approach when the coast was clear.
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One officer grabbed her by the arm, and when she tried to pull away from the officer she was wrestled to the ground.
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When executing the dronie and the helix, both of which pull away from the subject, my unit lost its connection to my phone.
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The first time Minnesota and Dallas faced off this year, the Timberwolves used a big fourth quarter to pull away from the Mavericks.
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The cake is done when it begins to pull away from the sides of the pans and springs back to a light touch.
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An argument ensued, and when Ryan tried to pull away from the officer, was put in handcuffs and taken to the principal's office.
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It was all Cougars in the second half as Houston scored 24 of the first 553 points after the break to pull away.
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She had producers sending her to a different dermatologist each week for her blemishes, and the experience made her pull away from acting.
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Although New York led 72-83 entering the fourth quarter, the Grizzlies opened the quarter with a 26-8 run to pull away.
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Texas showed it again Friday night as it rallied from an early hole to pull away from the New York Yankees, 11-5.
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The Magic, who led by one at halftime, and the Grizzlies were unable to pull away from one another in the third quarter.
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Kansas State used a 14-5 run to pull away midway through the second half to lead 52-41 with 8:49 left.
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Oklahoma started its regular-season finale a bit sloppy but then began to pull away from the Cyclones late in the first half.
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Some of the other jurors, who continue to believe Mr. Hernandez is guilty, have also been unable to pull away from the case.
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When he begins to pull away, the dreamy, primal language of the novel splits open on the prosaic, familiar edge of his evasions.
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Utah hit 10 of 11 shots during an 8 1/2-minute stretch spanning both halves to pull away from the Rainbow Warriors.
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Leaning too heavily into natural gas in the next 20 years will make it more difficult to pull away in the subsequent 20.
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The Utes shot 55.6 percent from the field in the first half - including 8-of-15 from 3-point range — to pull away.
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Clinton hopes to use her edge with minority voters to pull away from Sanders in the upcoming Nevada caucuses and South Carolina primary.
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As the sisters rode the elevator one day, the attendant touched the 11-year-old's arm suggestively and she did not pull away.
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SoftBank is already trying to extract itself from part of that investment by attempting to pull away from a $183 billion tender offer.
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A funereal silence enveloped MetLife Stadium, which had remained upbeat as the Giants (0-5) had threatened to pull away but never did.
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This allowed Michigan State to pull away, led by Miles Bridges (29 points, 03 rebounds), who dominated the game both inside and out.
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Then, over the next 100 years, this changed dramatically — and the rich began to pull away from the poor in terms of health.
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The storm has now begun to pull away from the islands, which saw over 200 millimeters of rain (nearly eight inches) and counting.
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Hayes and Miller then scored in the first two and a half minutes of the third period to help the Rangers pull away.
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Colorado, which led for all but the first minute of the game, followed Patton's shot with its 7-0 run to pull away.
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Here, contractors don't wow you with fancy computer graphics where walls pull away like curtains and fresh cabinets magically descend from the ceiling.
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Villanova (7-2) did not pull away until the last four minutes after Saint Joseph's (2-8) cut the lead to 65-133.
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After Nesbitt exited, Iowa State went on a 16-2 run to pull away to a 83-58 lead with 1:12 left.
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The Bulldogs (5-0) made 12 of their first 24 shots in the second half to pull away from the Eagles (4-2).
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The Trail Blazers led 37-30 after the opening quarter and began to pull away with eight straight points in the second quarter.
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But once embroiled in subsidy wars, it's difficult to pull away, because both riders and drivers typically use the service with better fares.
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Brooklyn, down 27 points early, led for the majority of the second half but could never pull away in a nip-and-tuck affair.
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So as you pull away from your house, you tap the order-ahead button, and your car makes a pit stop at Dunkin' Donuts.
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As I moved forward I kept trying to reach that spot where the dots pull away from each other and stand on their own.
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We have to execute and we don't have him out there to go crazy and make seven straight threes and have us pull away.
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The Wildcats went inside often in the second half to pull away, making 14 of 21 (66.7 percent) of their shots inside the paint.
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At the time, Sivan claims Weinstein attempted to kiss her, causing her to pull away and tell him she was in a relationship. Yeah.
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Ole Miss got within six on a couple occasions early in the second half before Arkansas mounted a 19-0 run to pull away.
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He climbed into his monster pickup truck as photogs scrambled around the vehicle, and when he gunned it to pull away ... hit the man.
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The driver takes a quick detour, and we pull away from the crowd and onto a quiet neighborhood street with houses dressed in garland.
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The Canucks scored twice in the opening period and added two more goals in the opening 5:11 of the second to pull away.
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"I'm always trying to pull away and go for a fast time," said Schar, who finished in one hour, 44 minutes and 20 seconds.
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There are drive modes like eco and dynamic, and also Low Traction Launch, which helps F-Pace pull away confidently on sheets of ice.
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Doubt crept in, as it often does at some point in a 26.2-mile race, and that's when the leaders started to pull away.
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Oregon State had a possession to cut the lead even further, but USC responded with a 12-0 run to pull away for good.
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After Connecticut's Jonquel Jones made two free throws to cut the margin to 67-60, Seattle used an 11-33 run to pull away.
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Among these, the slow-cooked lamb haneeth is best; supple strands of meat pull away from the bone and have a sweet, musky taste.
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"An occupied vehicle presents two hazards: the person may either exit the vehicle or pull away from the curb," the 10-point commentary states.
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The Wildcats (7-2) did not pull away until the last 4 minutes after Saint Joseph's (2-8) cut the lead to 65-62.
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Martin said Lonergan also hugged the girl while he was aroused and grabbed her buttocks, pulling her closer when she tried to pull away.
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The Wildcats used an 8-133 run midway through the first half to pull away before settling for a 39-24 lead at halftime.
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The Yellow Jackets led by as many as four, but were unable to pull away because of Bethune-Cookman's dominance on the offensive glass.
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Antetokounmpo, who missed Wednesday's game because of soreness in his right quad, keyed a fourth-quarter surge that saw the Bucks pull away late.
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American was within 56-42 with 13:43 left, but the Hoyas used a 9-0 run to pull away and cruise to victory.
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And then you watch their cab pull away from the curb and recede into the distance before finally allowing yourself to burst into flames.
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When he continued asking follow-up questions to Trump, a White House staffer attempted to pull away his microphone, which he initially refused to yield.
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Taj shucked his shirt and tossed it aside with defiance, as if even now he was daring her to cringe, to pull away, to run.
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He used a strong late-race restart to pull away from the field but then needed to repeat that — and he did — to forge ahead.
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Their command of policy was impressive, but the debate failed to generate thematic conflicts that would allow any leader to pull away from the pack.
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So companies are in a familiar bind: Jump in now and risk losing big, or wait it out and watch the competition possibly pull away.
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Lillard hit a 27-pointer to get the Blazers back within 228-210 midway through the period, but the Nuggets then started to pull away.
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Wigginton added a pair of 3-pointers, while Weiler-Babb contributed two jumpers and four free throws, helping the Cyclones pull away down the stretch.
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UConn shot 48 percent in the first half and led by nine points on two occasions, but the Huskies couldn't pull away from the Cougars.
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Phoenix (10-103) made just 7 of 22 shots from the floor in the fourth quarter, which opened the door for Utah to pull away.
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The first vertical plane covers the front face of the wall and reads gesture control, interacting with users as they reach out or pull away.
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But the second unit, led by Ellis, Lavoy Allen, Rodney Stuckey, Glenn Robinson III and Rakeem Christmas, helped Indiana pull away, combining for 44 points.
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Maven already has begun to pull away from Lyft, in which GM holds a 9 percent stake, with its own Gig leasing business, officials said.
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The Cavaliers trailed by only four points after the third but struggled with their shooting in the fourth to allow the 76ers to pull away.
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Dayton answered with an 11-0 run, capped by a 103-pointer by Davis, to take a 48-40 lead, but it couldn't pull away.
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Lamonte Turner added 13 points, including four points during a crucial run in the second half that allowed the Volunteers (4-0) to pull away.
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Van Rouwendaal began to pull away on the third of four laps, and it was not close by the end of the 10-kilometer race.
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In periodontal disease, the advanced stage of the gum disease gingivitis, the gums pull away from the teeth and create pockets that can become infected.
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The Longhorns, however, mustered only 22013 points over the final 20133 minutes 22013 seconds of the third quarter as the Huskies began to pull away.
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He survived a cool spell following a red-hot start only to catch fire again with four consecutive treys to help Houston pull away late.
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I think we should focus on the schools we already have and not have more charters pull away from the district to continue their expansion.
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I tried to pull away, but he was unbuttoning my shorts and pulling my body onto his already naked body faster than I could think.
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Pat Toomey running for reelection (6) Democrats' messy primary here remains just that, with establishment favorite Katie McGinty unable to pull away from former Rep.
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The Cavaliers recorded the first two baskets of the game and led 260-235 after three-plus minutes before the Rockets started to pull away.
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Senior GOP lawmakers fear Bannon's rising electoral revolt will pull away resources and millions of dollars that can be used to fight their Democratic rivals.
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As Justify emerged from the heavy fog and appeared to pull away, Bravazo and Tenfold sneaked up to finish second and third, a neck apart.
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This game might be close for a while, but look for the Ravens to pull away in the second half as the Titans' frustration grows.
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The grieving Bulldogs started slowly, then began to pull away during the first half's final three minutes on their way to a 78-63 victory.
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In the third quarter, Graham drained two 3-pointers in a 37-second span when it appeared the Nets might be ready to pull away.
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Ronal threw a leg over the seat of his motorcycle, and was about to pull away when a friend, Miguel, saw him and called out.
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I snuggled him even though your email was calling, and some part of me wanted to pull away from the tedium of bedtime and reply.
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Soda can tab — The modern soda can tab emerged in the mid-1980s to replace pull-away tabs, which users remove from the can entirely.
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The recent bout of global selling has helped spur so-called safe-haven assets like the U.S. dollar and government bonds pull away from recent lows.
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The Wildcats held on to first place in the Big East by bouncing back from a dreadful first half to pull away in the final minutes.
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The difference is that when the mics pull away from Kelling's face and you get a glimpse of his expression, he's not mean-mugging or scowling.
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The Spartans continued to pull away in the second half, pushing the lead to 29 late in the game after a 3-pointer by Matt McQuaid.
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We can be in those bubbles, and it's very hard for us to pull away from that and see reality from someone else's point of view.
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We don't yet know what Trump's proposed 40 percent cut in foreign aid would mean for Iraq, but now is the wrong time to pull away.
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The euro was steady at $1.2450 after losing 0.5 percent on Friday to pull away from a three-year peak of $1.2538 reached on Jan. 26.
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Bazemore drained two 3-pointers from the same corner, and the Hawks scored the first 33 points of the period to pull away from the Jazz.
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He made his first six shots from the floor and tied the highest-scoring first period of his career as the Mavs began to pull away.
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When some of the more selfish diners pull away their phones, the heat automatically drops to a level which is not enough to cook their food.
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After a choppy start, the Friars began to pull away for a 25-15 lead on Diallo's dunk with 5:215 remaining in the first half.
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Just before the door closed, I saw his little fingers trying to pull away from his mother's, as she, furious, leaned down to pick him up.
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Picking two "superstar" cities shows the company's tendency to invest in a few tech-rich hubs that continue to pull away from the rest of America.
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The euro was steady at $1.0608 after rallying 1.3 percent the previous day to pull away from a 14-year trough of $1.0340 set on Tuesday.
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Penguins pull away from Rangers for 2-2 win PITTSBURGH — The New York Rangers had been stingy, allowing six goals over seven games, with two shutouts.
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If Mercedes cannot find their mojo again soon, they can expect to see Ferrari pull away at the top of both the drivers' and constructors' standings.
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The offense didn't appear bothered, rebounding from the 5-1 deficit to score 14 more runs and pull away to snap a five-game losing streak.
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The Falcons trailed by only two after Matt Fox made a 238-pointer midway through the opening period, but then the Bearcats began to pull away.
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Both painters' works arrest our gaze even as we might struggle to pull away, whether we are groping for clarity in Poons or freedom in Dubuffet.
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Shea Patterson threw three touchdown passes to Donovan Peoples-Jones, helping No. 19 Michigan (2-1) pull away at home and beat Southern Methodist (0-3).
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Entering the fourth quarter with the score tied at 22014-225, the Bucks and Knicks continued a seesaw battle, with neither team able to pull away.
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"If Bernie begins to pull away, that's positive for Trump -- and by extension, positive for stocks," said David Lafferty, chief market strategist at Natixis Investment Managers.
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The Niners started to pull away in the second half, putting up 17 unanswered points to take a 10-point lead heading into the fourth quarter.
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The Gaels managed to pull away in the second half, limiting Portland to 257 percent shooting from the field including 249 percent from 3-point range.
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Indiana started to pull away in the third quarter, leading by as many as 25 points before taking an 83-65 advantage into the final period.
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Wichita State used a 33-3 run midway through the second half to pull away from Oklahoma State 80-61, on Sunday afternoon in Stillwater, Okla.
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Manuel's 241-pointer cut the Grizzlies' deficit to 221-41 with 12:28 left, but the Huskies went on a 19-5 run to pull away.
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It's made me feel like you're either not being yourself with me, or you're not being authentic online, but it's definitely led me to pull away.
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The Tigers began to pull away and extended their advantage to 210 points on DeVoe's second 21970-pointer with 5:40 left in the first half.
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Florida appeared ready to pull away in the second half when a technical foul on Kentucky coach John Calipari kicked off a 7-0 Gators run.
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Utah Jazz 104 - Detroit Pistons 81 Donovan Mitchell scored 23 points, and Utah overcame a sluggish start to pull away from Detroit in Salt Lake City.
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I haven't heard a single one say that they are going to suddenly pull away the co-payment and deductible subsidies from their low-income customers.
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During the beginning of the Belgium race, Hanselmann, 27, managed to pull away from the pack with an early lead of almost two minutes, according to Cyclingnews.
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Parsons began this season on the mend and remains on a minutes' restriction, but led the charge as Memphis began to pull away in the third quarter.
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Heat pull away from Kings in OT MIAMI — After two consecutive home losses to start the season, the Miami Heat finally broke through against a familiar victim.
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When you pull away the front wall, the shrunk-down space reveals white ornamental doves, a tiled floor, and a miniature version of his purple Yamaha piano.
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The Church is not a monolith and the pull away from blessing nuclear weapons represents an internal schism at odds with its public face in recent years.
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The Flyers built an 8-3 lead in the early minutes of the game, but the Billikens never allowed them to pull away in the first half.
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Florida (214-33, 23-22 SEC) never led after halftime but tied the score twice and never let A&M (22-2, 4-0) t pull away.
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Just as white women had plenty of reasons for supporting Trump in 2016, they've had plenty of reasons to pull away from him and his party since.
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With European certification, Alang's yards could pull away from the rest of South Asia and become a place even the most responsibly-minded ship owners send vessels.
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Arkansas led by one point after K.J. Walton made a 212-pointer for Missouri five minutes into the first half, but the Razorbacks began to pull away.
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Michigan led 217-224 at halftime and gradually started to pull away in the second half, going up by nine at 270.8-29 with 219:203 remaining.
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He begged to get out and opened the door but she continued to pull away while he was getting out and it tore up his entire arm.
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But up close, every one of the athletes is struggling to catch air and pull away from the pack, with many miles to go before they rest.
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Kasperi Kapanen put Toronto ahead, 43-24, with a short-handed goal in the second, but Boston scored four times in the third period to pull away.
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He touched Matthew's hands, and usually he would pull away, but [Santa] explained who he was … in such good detail and had Matthew intrigued from the start.
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He had two hoops, assisted on 3- and 2-point baskets by Al Horford and made two free throws down the stretch, helping the Celtics pull away.
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He had two hoops, assisted on 3- and 643-point baskets by Al Horford and made two free throws down the stretch, helping the Celtics pull away.
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He also led after the P.G.A. Championship's opening round at Whistling Straits, only to follow with a 73 as Jason Day and Spieth began to pull away.
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Desmond Bane scored 303 points as Texas Christian overcame a slow start to pull away from Louisiana 98-65 in a non-conference game on Tuesday night.
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Mississippi State made just 40.8 percent of its shots from the field but didn't have to shoot that well to pull away from the Warhawks (373-2).
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As results started coming he was surprisingly close to Clinton, but pundits and even Bernie aides reasoned that as more votes were tallied she would pull away.
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The Lions were within 21-18 after sophomore forward Eli Scott's layup with 7:50 left before Gonzaga began to pull away with a 13-2 run.
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Clippers 132, Nuggets 111 Danilo Gallinari and Tobias Harris scored 21 points apiece, helping host Los Angeles gradually pull away from Denver en route to a victory.
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As a presidential candidate, Clinton advocated for the deal, while Trump vowed to pull away, arguing that it would ultimately harm the U.S. economy and kill jobs.
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Sanders did not give a timeline or any insight into whether he'd stay in the race if Biden continues to pull away in the race for delegates.
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Some industry observers say Amazon will find it difficult to use Whole Foods to pull away Wal-Mart shoppers because the two stores appeal to different customers.
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The Lady Vols (20-11) used a strong second half to pull away from the Flyers (22-10), shooting 52 percent after halftime to earn the victory.
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The Wildcats didn't make it easy on themselves against the winless Governors, however, falling behind 13-0 before scoring touchdowns on seven straight drives to pull away.
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Terrence Ross had 10 points as the Magic, a playoff team last season, used a 36-21 advantage in points from reserves to pull away from the Cavaliers.
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Or the cops we meet, in a squad car, who, when presented with damning evidence of El Chino's barbarous methods, pull away fast, hellbent on not getting involved.
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Unfortunately, the Solo Pros don't automatically pause music when you remove them or pull away a single ear cup, and that's one feature I really wish they had.
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He grabbed the back of my head, held it in place so I couldn't pull away and rammed his tongue as far into my mouth as he could.
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"This has also strengthened China's soft power globally, so it wouldn't make sense for China's point of view to suddenly pull away from all of this," he said.
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The Aggies began to clamp down on the interior and Tre Campbell and Gravett made 3-pointers on back-to-back possessions to help the Gamecocks pull away.
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Buffalo used a 25-13 run in the second half to pull away, turning a 58-48 lead into an 83-49 cushion with 2:53 to play.
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These events made it easier for Atari to further pull away from Mattel in the marketplace, and it did so—but not without a tremendous self-inflicted wound.
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"[Her daughter] would start nursing and within 20 seconds she would pull away and my milk would by spraying a good ten feet across the room," Heffron says.
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D-backs pull away from Brewers with late homers PHOENIX — Zack Greinke was once part of baseball's best 1-2 pitching combination with Clayton Kershaw in Los Angeles.
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Jeremy Harris scored 17 points to help No. 19 Buffalo pull away to an 88-63 win over visiting Miami (Ohio) on Saturday in Mid-American Conference play.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo scored 35 points and Jabari Parker added 27 as the Bucks took charge in the second half to pull away from the Chicago Bulls 116-96.
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"Instead of being calming, it can trigger them to either pull away or resist," said Matthew Epperson, an assistant professor of social work at the University of Chicago.
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After leading after the first quarter, Chicago allowed 73 second-quarter points before allowing 36 in the final 12 minutes when Miami was finally able to pull away.
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He returned with nine minutes left in the half and hit a jumper that tied the score at 40-40 before his outburst helped the Cavs pull away.
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The Jackrabbits (23-22) had a solid defensive effort to not let Indiana pull away, holding the Hoosiers well under their average of 20 points entering the game.
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The Nuggets got back within five early in the third quarter, but the Celtics continued to pull away, grabbing a 643-53 lead with 6:10 to go.
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The Nuggets' lead was 10 after the third quarter, and the Pistons were within nine early in the fourth before Denver went on a run to pull away.
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"It does set the club up," he said of a UEFA payday, adding that Linfield's failure to qualify for five years had allowed other clubs to pull away.
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Dennis Schroder scored 14 of his 28 points in the final 3:36 to help the Thunder come from behind and then pull away in the final minutes.
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Russell Westbrook had 21 points, 14 assists and 1 rebounds, helping the Oklahoma City Thunder pull away from the host Chicago Bulls for an easy 109-94 victory.
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By 1990, the Berlin Wall had come down and Saudi Arabia had nationalized ARAMCO, seeming to pull away at much of the foundations of the US-Saudi alliance.
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The Lakers ended the third quarter on a 17-7 run to get within 93-76, but Denver scored the first 11 points of the fourth to pull away.
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Milwaukee Bucks 120 - New Orleans Pelicans 143 Giannis Antetokounmpo had 34 points and 17 rebounds, and visiting Milwaukee used a third-quarter surge to pull away from New Orleans.
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Los Angeles looked as if it may pull away for good when it used an 323-0 run late in the third quarter to take a 79-68 lead.
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The euro was little changed at $1.1284 after slipping about 0.2 percent overnight to pull away from a 2-1/2-week high of $112.173 scaled on April 12.
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And Trump's weakness (relative to expectations) may help Cruz pull away decisively with Evangelicals who had been showing a surprising affinity for the libertine celebrity mogul on the rise.
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The skip-up calf tap (albeit with no follow up): A nice front kick to the body (again out of the bounce) and a pull away from the counter.
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Denver tried to pull away in the third quarter with an 212-20 run and led by 53 after Murray's jumper with 25:208 to go in the third.
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Gobert scored 16 points and grabbed 17 rebounds, including eight on the offensive end, and Utah used an 11-0 run to pull away for a 112-103 victory.
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This year, as miners pull away from frontier projects, the economy will grow less than 1 percent, and as little as 0.1 percent, according to the Asian Development Bank.
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Martin's jumper with 221:277 left in regulation capped a 33-23 spurt for Arizona State that enabled the Sun Devils to pull away to a 23-218 lead.
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Heat 126, Cavaliers 110 Dwyane Wade sparked a third-quarter run, and Miami scored 10 straight in the fourth quarter to pull away for a win over visiting Cleveland.
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It is pretty tough to pull away from Duke's explosive offense, which features Allen and four freshmen who could be picked in the N.B.A. draft's first round this year.
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One game after Antetokounmpo was two assists shy of a triple-double, he scored 17 points with 7 rebounds in the fourth quarter to help the Bucks pull away.
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But Mr. Trump has still positioned himself for re-election as an anti-establishment brawler, in the same mode that helped him pull away blue-collar whites from Mrs.
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Muscala, pressed into extensive action with the absence of Steven Adams, scored eight points during that stretch, hitting a pair of 3-pointers to help the Thunder pull away.
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"When that last ferry pulls out ... it's unnerving to see it pull away and know, 'That's the last chance I have of getting off this island,'" she said Wednesday.
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Oregon State used a 193-6 first-half run to pull away from San Jose State en route to an 83-46 win on Wednesday night in Las Vegas.
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Arizona's defense took advantage of four turnovers by California quarterback Brandon McIlwain in the second half to pull away for a 24-403 victory Saturday night at Tucson, Ariz.
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They got within nine to open the fourth but the Bucks broke the game open with a 15-0 run late in the quarter to pull away for the victory.
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Against the yen, the dollar held steady at 106.92 yen after shedding 1.22723 percent on Friday to pull away from a five-week high of 107.49 yen set on Thursday.
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The two traded the lead back-and-forth multiple times before Keselowski took command of the race by lap 460 of the 500-lap event and began to pull away.
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Stanford (11-8, 3-4 Pac-12) made its final six field goals to pull away after hitting just 12 of its first 163 shots to finish at 45 percent.
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This causes members of social groups to pull away from online conversations and platforms, and to stop using them to engage and organize, further ceding ground to trolls and extremists.
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Nuggets pull away from Raptors in third quarter DENVER — The Denver Nuggets used a strong third quarter Monday just to get back into their game against the New York Knicks.
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The 21-year-old, who finished the round with four birdies, could not pull away from her 22-year-old sibling Moriya — the lead was never more than two holes.
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Google's momentum as a must-buy stock may be slowing down, as U.K. companies begin to pull away from the advertising giant over concerns regarding where their ads are appearing.
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Each time the cutman attempted to ice his eye on the stool between rounds, Koscheck would pull away as if the endswell and the jab were one and the same.
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Sharpton said the reason why Clinton has not been able to pull away from Sanders in the race is because of a muddled message when it comes to Wall Street.
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You're unable to pull away, you're just forced to watch as you pull up to this creepy house at night, and you're forced to walk in—there's no turning away.
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Kane, Blackhawks pull away from Flames CHICAGO — The game between the Chicago Blackhawks and Calgary Flames was scoreless, and the puck skittered across the neutral zone during a harmless play.
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"He has to pull away the marginal Obama voters, which tends to be lower socioeconomic whites," said Henry Olsen, an electoral analyst at the conservative Ethics and Public Policy Center.
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He also had six of his seven assists in the second half, leading Gonzaga (203-0, 15-0 WCC) to the pull-away victory after leading 42-35 at halftime.
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Hamilton had the benefit of a clear track, but over that stint on inters he initially didn't pull away from Rosberg, with the gap hovering around the 247-25s mark.
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What she can't prevent is her daughter's desire to pull away from her, especially as she recognizes the extent to which Dee Dee has lied about her supposedly frail health.
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Cops followed the truck for several blocks, at which point the ATM broke loose and the thieves were forced to make the decision to leave it behind and pull away.
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Mr. Emanuel left his City Hall office on Friday night to a crush of clapping city workers and passers-by, who watched him climb into a vehicle and pull away.
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The Nets took the lead for good in the final seconds of the first half and held a 99-93 lead into the fourth before Dinwiddie helped Brooklyn pull away.
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Atlanta began to pull away in the second quarter and took a 10-point lead when Huerter drained a 3-pointer with 2:38 left to make it 71-61.
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Devils 13, Red Wings 21 New Jersey scored four goals in a four-minute span during the third period, including two by Wayne Simmonds, to pull away from visiting Detroit.
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"Trump has often questioned the need for such an agreement, and yet he has no scientific basis to pull away from the consensus of thought of most Americans," she wrote.
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Creighton started to pull away late in the first half, going on an 8-0 run to take a 26-12 lead with 10:38 remaining in the first half.
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"With the entire project, I am trying to imagine a world where I can pull away the labels that define my personal experience and form my own identity," says Neptune.
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Amid a growing awareness that these stereotypical characterizations of African-Americans were offensive, some of the top performers of Smith's era started to pull away from songs, Mr. Carson said.
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Southern California used balanced scoring and solid defense to pull away from California in the second half Sunday, earning a 77-59 Pac-12 victory at Galen Center in Los Angeles.
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Former NFL wide receiver Antonio Brown — unemployed after being released by the New England Patriots — was among the fans sitting courtside, and he watched the Heat pull away in the fourth.
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Portland began to pull away, though, as Zach Collins hit two free throws, and Lillard added a layup and a 3-pointer to make it 109-97 with 5:51 remaining.
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Seal with foil and cook for about 1 1/2 hours, or until the meat on the legs just begins to pull away from the bone when prodded with a fork.
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A more aggressive Harden gave the Rockets the boost they needed in the second half to pull away and defeat the Grizzlies for the first time in three attempts this season.
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McDavid, who is starting to pull away in the scoring race, collected his 100th point of the season when he set up a Nugent-Hopkins goal 3:37 into the affair.
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And, if you watch the handshake with Macron, it's clear that Trump -- on at least one and maybe two occasions -- tries to pull away and Macron just keeps holding on. Superficial?
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As Hollywood is finding more and more reason to pull away, it feels a little like Comic-Con is, slowly but surely, finding its way back to putting the fans first.
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But the Red Raiders (21-218, 217-210) finally found some offensive rhythm to pull away, despite their struggles at the free-throw line in the second half (23 of 212).
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"He was trying to kiss her on the cheek, and she was blushing and trying to pull away, and he was pulling her close and whispering in her ear," Ramsey said.
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Isaiah Joe and Mason Jones each had 73 points to help Arkansas pull away to a 66-43 win over North Texas on Tuesday in a nonconference game at Fayetteville, Ark.
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The Terrapins had led 20-14 at 7:54 on Eric Ayala's layup but couldn't pull away, despite Michigan's cold 34.5 percent shooting, including 1 of 11 from 3-point range.
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Kentucky looked like it was going to pull away for the easy win after hitting nine of its first 11 shots to open the second half, keyed by Johnson and Herro.
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Diversion For a President who often is difficult to pull away from the television or the phone, the sweeping change in time zones and the busy schedule will present a diversion.
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The Terrapins (30-3) used an 11-0 run to take a 38-30 lead late in the third, then opened the fourth with a 9-2 spurt to pull away.
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Sometimes he lands the kiss, and sometimes he doesn't — but he's allegedly forceful enough that even if the women try to pull away, he'll usually land a kiss on the cheek.
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SOUTH Kentucky put an end to any upset talk on its watch, getting 27 points from Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in a pull-away victory over scrappy veteran Buffalo in Boise, Idaho.
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My driver, an amiable 6-foot-8 Jamaican man who grew up in Canarsie, became star-struck when Lee came to meet our car and did not want to pull away.
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The car's trademark body roll signals to the driver exactly where the weight is transferring, allowing you to hang the tail out in slow corners and gently pull away from them.
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Diamondbacks 9, Padres 0 Merrill Kelly shut out San Diego on two hits over seven innings, and visiting Arizona scored seven times in the eighth to pull away for the win.
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Thompson, who completed a stunning Olympic 100 and 200m double at Rio, recovered from a moderate start to rein in training partner Christania Williams and pull away for an emphatic win.
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The Wildcats carried that eight-point lead into the break, leading 36-28 at the half as they kept trying to pull away but the Privateers kept sneaking back into the game.
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What I do know is that after 14 years and no retraction, this reporter tried to pull away from the tailgate party paragraph he wrote many years ago for The Washington Post.
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That is a good metaphor for what China ultimately wants from rare earths, and for its economy more generally: to reach a size where no country, not even America, can pull away.
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Even when you get up off the couch or out of bed, that's using your six pack: They shorten and pull away from the center, tugging on that already-stretched, delicate tissue.
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"You're seeing a lot of institutional investors pull away, only just because they're rebalancing their portfolios," said Susan Baxter, vice chair of Royal Bank of Canada, in an interview at the conference.
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However, Atlanta missed its next two shots and two free throws, allowing the Warriors to pull away on 210-pointers by Andre Iguodala and Nick Young that created a 211-point cushion.
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Mobley scored eight points in just 55 seconds to help the Bonnies pull away from St. Francis after an 18-point lead had been cut to 69-66 in the second half.
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San Diego State senior forward Winston Shepard paced a balanced attack, and the Aztecs used a big second-half run to pull away from host San Jose State 212-258 on Saturday.
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Thompson poured in 242 first-half points as Golden State used a 229-143 flurry bridging the first and second periods by pull away en route to an 214-213 halftime lead.
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Because share prices have grown faster than GDP, consumer prices and wages, their use as a proxy has caused bosses' pay to pull away from that of average workers (see chart 2).
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Utah State (4-0) was pushed hard by North Carolina A&T (1-53) in the first several minutes of the second half but regrouped to pull away for a comfortable victory.
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Amar Stukes followed with a 3-pointer to cut the lead to 77-220 with 21968:269 left, but the Wildcats were still able to pull away for a hard-fought win.
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First they embrace, say, Facebook or Google and then they pull away 'cause they feel used by them or they don't get the results they want or the money or anything else.
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Add the sugar and stir constantly for about 15 minutes, or until the khoya thickens and the mixture begins to pull away from the sides of the pot and form a dough.
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After corresponding over Snapchat for two months, Lonergan hugged the girl so she could feel his erection, and when she tried to pull away, he grabbed her by her buttocks, Martin said.
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For me it doesn't pull away or take away energy from the bigger thing, it just complements and adds to it, it probably makes everyone a little more confidant which is healthy.
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And in Game 1 of Boston's series against Houston on Thursday, he drove in the tying run with a sacrifice fly early in the game, only to see the Astros pull away.
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Even with the Warriors moving the ball around on offense and getting themselves open looks, the Raptors continue to find ways to pull away, leading 83-173 at Golden State's latest timeout.
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Rest the middle step of the fulcrum on the lip of the bottleneck and firmly pull away from the bottle with the handle, lifting the cork halfway out of the bottle.3.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Simbiatu Ajikawo, the British songwriter who calls herself Little Simz, raps, sings and plays guitar in "Poison Ivy," a tale of a "toxic" romance that she can't pull away from.
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Starlin Castro and Aaron Hicks also homered that inning, allowing the Yankees to pull away after Aaron Judge had given them the lead with a two-run double in the previous frame.
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From there, Connecticut began to pull away, registering its sixth straight victory over Notre Dame, which never led after putting together a run of 212 straight points late in the second quarter.
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But in the aggregate, they tend to pull away from the film's strongest feature, which is the dank, dread-filled atmosphere sustained almost throughout by Albert Shin, the director and co-writer.
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He scored six of the Flyers' first eight points, but Dayton was unable to pull away until Crutcher connected on a pair of free throws that boosted the edge to 51-42.
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After a low-scoring first half, the Cowboys produced three unanswered touchdowns on their first three possessions to pull away in a game that saw them enter as a three-point underdog.
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After Coastal Carolina cut the lead to 47-36 with 11:21 left in regulation on a jumper made by Jones, the Bulldogs scored nine unanswered points to pull away for good.
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Instead, Rebecca and Valencia pull away from Heather to recreate Rebecca's old dynamic with Paula: obsessing over Josh and his girlfriend, and pulling elaborate criminal heists to find out more about them.
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Ohio State turns aside Texas Southern Undermanned Ohio State needed a late burst to pull away from Texas Southern and claim an 82-133 non-conference victory on Thursday night in Columbus, Ohio.
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His 11-point third quarter helped the Rockets erase a 67-58 halftime deficit and his nine points, four rebounds and two assists in the final period enabled Houston to pull away late.
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The index had edged up 0.1 percent overnight, when it managed to pull away from a three-week trough as Treasury yields rose ahead of the U.S. fourth-quarter gross domestic report release.
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They continued to pull away in the first half, using a 203-2 run capped by a Deandre Burnett layup to go up 34-16 with 3:56 to go before the break.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was at 2.691 percent after climbing nearly 6 basis points on Friday to pull away from a four-week low of 2.619 percent earlier last week.
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"Just in case" means the next time a random frat boy leans out of his buddy's lifted truck window and yells, "DYKE!" as they hastily pull away from the stoplight next to me.
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The Huskies tried several times to pull away from Chaminade in the second half, but couldn't salt away the win until Purvis hit a pair of 3-pointers in the final three minutes.
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Texas Tech, which never trailed after scoring the first seven points of the game, outscored Bethune-Cookman 255-244 to close out the first half and pull away to a 227-214 lead.
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"Just like any other third party candidate it would pull away votes from what's already going to be a tight race for him and so he's not going to want that," she said.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was at 2.686 percent after climbing nearly 6 basis points on Friday to pull away from a four-week low of 2.619 percent earlier last week.
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BIG TEN TOURNAMENT Shatori Walker-Kimbrough and Brionna Jones each scored 216 points to help fifth-ranked Maryland (210-225) pull away from Iowa (26-212), 223-222, in the quarterfinals in Indianapolis.
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The Tigers went on an 18-3 run, with five players contributing led by Gabe DeVoe's five points, to pull away a 30-10 lead with 773:29 left in the first half.
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USC used a 16-2 run late in the second half Sunday to pull away from Cal State Bakersfield and score a 90-75 non-conference win at Galen Center in Los Angeles.
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The Thunder never trailed, but they didn't start to pull away until making a late push in the third quarter after the Hawks pulled within a point on Young's floater at 6:09.
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Kansas State (4-0) struggled to pull away throughout the game, not extending the lead to double figures until a free throw by Makol Mawien with 8:08 left in the second half.
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Warriors 112, Mavericks 97 Klay Thompson buried three consecutive 3-pointers during a fourth-quarter flurry that finally allowed Golden State to pull away from Dallas for its season-high eighth straight victory.
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At first, we feel a pang — the kind that sets in as we hug loved ones goodbye at airport security or watch their taxi pull away, only to remember we're going home alone.
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Use a wooden spoon to stir the mixture in circles until the eggs begin to set and the sides of the tortilla start to pull away from the pan, about two minutes. 4.
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Adams and guard Alexander Aka Gorski hit jumpers in the final six minutes to help the Cowboys (8-8, 313-2 MW) pull away for their first Mountain West Conference win of the season.
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Gennett homer helps Reds pull away from Brewers CINCINNATI — For the second straight night, the Milwaukee Brewers missed an opportunity to gain ground on the first-place Chicago Cubs in the National League Central.
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The benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yield was at 2.695 percent after climbing nearly 0.053 basis points on Friday to pull away from a four-week low of 2.619 percent hit earlier last week.
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Analysts in Japan also worry that South Korea, in an effort to unify the peninsula, could start to pull away from the United States and be drawn further toward China, a North Korean ally.
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The Bucks got a dunk from Lopez just 16 seconds into the game and led the rest of the way, using an 18-6 run bridging the second and third quarters to pull away.
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New Jersey's only goal was scored by center Reid Boucher at 1:38 of the second period to make it 232-25, but the Jackets scored twice later in the period to pull away.
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On Wall Street overnight, an uptick in U.S. crude oil from 21.0893 lows helped major indexes pull away from losses of more than 3 percent, but they still finished more than 1 percent lower.
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They revised the airflow on the underside of the decklid for better cooling for the powered-up engine, which still relies on air, not water, to pull away all the excess heat it creates.
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Poachers place the looped pieces of wire across animal tracks, where they catch the neck of an antelope or the foot of an elephant, tightening as they pull away, and gouging the animal's flesh.
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Embiid shot 23 of 17 from the field and likely would have recorded his 34th double-double of the season if Philadelphia did not pull away in the opening minutes of the fourth quarter.
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LONDON, Aug 17 (Reuters) - Sterling edged past 91 pence per euro after a mixed batch of UK retail sales on Wednesday helped the pound pull away from 10-month lows hit a day earlier.
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The benchmark 63.193-year U.S. Treasury yield was at 2.702 percent after climbing nearly 6 basis points on Friday to pull away from a four-week low of 2.619 percent hit earlier last week.
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The Lancers (33-1) were within 57-50 after a dunk by Zach Pirog with 26:28 to play then went 29-for-20 the rest of the way, allowing Texas to pull away.
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Blue Jays 9, Royals 2 Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s ninth-inning grand slam helped Toronto pull away from host Kansas City in a game whose result was in question until a five-run ninth.
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Durant then did it again, offsetting what might otherwise have been a difference-making 41 points from James with 39 of his own, helping the Warriors pull away late for a 129-120 triumph.
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Scrape down the sides of the bowl and mix again on medium-low until the dough looks smooth and starts to pull away from the sides of the bowl, 20 to 30 seconds. 33.
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According to Frontz ... she and Kovalev were making out on a couch in her rented cabin when she began to feel like the boxer was getting too aggressive -- so she started to pull away.
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Milwaukee finally drew even on a Donte DiVincenzo tip-in with 24.8 seconds remaining in the third period, producing a 78-all tie and setting the stage for the Bucks' fourth-quarter pull-away.
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MICHIGAN 36, CINCINNATI 14 Ty Isaac ran for a career-high 133 yards and Wilton Speight threw two touchdowns to help No. 8 Michigan (2-03) pull away and beat visiting Cincinnati (1-1).
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Green finished with 16 points, 15 rebounds, 11 assists, three steals and two blocks, and just with his hustle and energy he helped the defending champions pull away with a superb, decisive second quarter.
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That's when Patty Mills took charge, scoring all 242 of his points in the first 263 250/216 minutes of the fourth to help San Antonio pull away and earn its second straight win.
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On "Winds," Mr. Moran maintains a sense of drifting momentum, octaves chiming in his right hand while the drummer Nasheet Waits and the bassist Tarus Mateen pull away from the beat, upward and outward.
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But watching the world pull away from Helen, from her job to Sasha (Claes Bang) telling her what to do to Whitney (Julia Goldani Telles) yelling at her, is a bucket of cold water.
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Moderates in the party fear that if Ms. Warren or Mr. Sanders pull away — or if they ultimately join forces — the ticket would unnerve independent voters and go down in defeat against President Trump.
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Emmitt Williams and Trendon Watford scored 18 points each and host LSU used a 25-2 second-half run to pull away from New Orleans in a 90-303 non-conference victory Tuesday night.
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The Packers led several times but could not pull away, and they survived into overtime when Lawrence Tynes of the Giants missed a 36-yard game field goal that would have won the game.
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But even with the race uncalled, Clinton took the stage anyway just after 222011:2228pm, causing the major networks to pull away from Cruz's victory speech to focus on the former Secretary of State.
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The Tigers used runs of 11-173, 13-0 and 17-211 to pull away from the Crimson Tide (29-20, 23-229), who stayed competitive for a while but couldn't maintain the scoring pace.
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These were a big part of IBM's enterprise business for a long time, but last year Big Blue began to pull away, selling the development part to HCL, while maintaining control of sales and marketing.
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The Lakers appeared to be poised to pull away by taking a 70-65 lead on a 3-pointer by Young but settled for a 76-75 edge after three quarters following a Williams fadeaway.
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Come the '60s, jazz was trying to pull away from Earth entirely with the spiritual outbursts of the free movement, before crash landing the following decade in stadiums and the occasional pop chart with fusion.
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Let us count the ways of their greatness: They're formfitting like a second skin, come in versatile colorways, and boast moisture-wicking fibers that are brushed inside for thermal protection (and pull away unwanted sweat).
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However, Boise State gave the ball away just twice in the final 18:52, making 12 of its first 14 field goals of the half to pull away from the Aggies (9-5, 1-2).
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C Rudy Gobert scored 16 points and grabbed 17 rebounds, including eight on the offensive end, and Utah used an 11-0 run to pull away for a 112-103 victory at Minnesota on Monday.
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San Antonio (43-22) then ran off 218 of the game's next 254 points to pull away, and the Celtics, playing the second game of a road-home back-to-back, never mounted another charge.
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HBC Executive Chairman Richard Baker sees Hudson's Bay as a retail company with real estate assets, while Litt wants HBC to transform itself into a real estate play and pull away from the retail space.
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The good passing was a big reason why the Wizards shot well again from the field, hitting 54.8 percent of their shots, a reason they were able to pull away after a close first quarter.
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An interesting point of the bout was that Slimani clipped the Muay Thai great with a backfist thrown off of a kick as Saenchai came back to upright after a pull away from the kick.
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Sterling struggled to pull away from a seven-year low against the dollar and was on track for its heaviest weekly fall since 2009 on worries about a possible British exit from the European Union.
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Ariel Atkins had 20 points and Jatarie White had 17 for the third-seeded Longhorns (28-7), who kept falling into deep holes, slowly digging their way out, and then letting U.C.L.A. pull away again.
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In early 2014, mass protests in Ukraine forced out a pro-Russian president, Viktor F. Yanukovych, opening the door to leaders who wanted to pull away from Moscow and forge closer ties to the West.
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Though Apple haven't disclosed why the festival will not run from 2017 onwards, the decision doesn't appear to be indicative of any attempts by the company to pull away from live music any time soon.
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But the rise of Johnson could mean to us Americans that Britain will pull away and follow its own initiatives, as it did last year when it defied American authority to join the Asian bank.
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President Donald Trump's delaying of an increase in U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods following "productive" trade talks also boosted support for riskier assets and saw German government bond yields pull away from last week's lows.
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Gary Harris had 953 points and Will Barton scored 19 for the Nuggets, who scored eight straight points in the final 90 seconds to pull away for the win in the opener for both teams.
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EditorsNote: Fixed Mykhailiuk's points in 3rd graf Donovan Mitchell scored 23 points, and the Utah Jazz overcame a sluggish start to pull away from the Detroit Pistons 833-81 on Monday in Salt Lake City.
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Texas Tech continued to pull away, running its lead to 70-38 on a third consecutive layup by Terrence Shannon Jr. with 7:37 to play, making the rest of the game all but academic.
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Opportunistic Hawks pull away from Suns ATLANTA — The Atlanta Hawks overcame a ragged first half and a big game from the Phoenix Suns rookie guard Devin Booker to stay on top of the Southeast Division.
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After a competitive start, the Fighting Irish appeared poised to finally pull away when a 3-pointer by Pflueger increased their lead to double digits, 48-6, with 13:41 remaining in the second half.
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When Memphis trimmed the lead to 83-81 on a Matt Barnes tip-in with 4:393 left, the Spurs used an 8-2 run — capped by a short turnaround by Leonard — to pull away.
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The Spurs were unable to pull away in the final seven minutes of quarter and the Grizzlies briefly took lead — all of 16 seconds — on two free throws by Barnes with 3:05 to go.
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Yet there was Ferguson, displaying the feet on second half scores of 8, 12 and 2 yards that helped the Tigers (9-203, 6-1 American Athletic Conference) pull away from a 31-24 halftime lead.
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In the two weeks since, Schultz has been raked over the coals by Democrats, who think a third-party candidate will pull away enough votes from the Democratic nominee to hand President Donald Trump a reelection.
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Warriors 97, Grizzlies 84 Golden State limited Memphis to 10 field goals in the second half, allowing the defending NBA champs to gradually pull away for a hard-earned victory, their 10th win in a row.
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In an interview with Mike Huckabee, another fan, Trump complained that the TV cameras never pull away from his face and show the size of his rallies -- adding that there is so much "love" on display.
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Fowler contributed a single to a two-run fifth, an RBI triple to a two-run seventh, and his 10th homer of the season, a ninth-inning solo shot, to help the Cardinals gradually pull away.
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The Libertarian ticket of Johnson and Bill Weld is running surprisingly strong among young voters — a cog in the Obama coalition that Democrats need to turn out for Clinton if she's to pull away from Trump.
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Gay made 2003 of 9 shots from the field and was instrumental in helping the Spurs pull away from the Grizzlies late in the first quarter and early in the second when he scored nine straight.
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Sanders, who raised $40 million in February alone, appears likely to have the resources to continue battling Clinton for as long as he wants to remain in the race, even if Clinton starts to pull away.
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Canadiens 5, Senators 55.43 Max Domi scored twice and added an assist, and Jonathan Drouin had a goal and two assists as host Montreal scored three times in the second period to pull away from Ottawa.
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Fornite Battle Royale was inspired by popular last-person-standing games like Playerunknown's Battlegrounds, which have started to carve out their own battle royale subgenre, but Fortnite has begun to pull away as the crowd favorite.
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In an instant, less time than it took American Pharoah to pull away from his rivals in the homestretch at Belmont Park last year, 37 years of agony and heartbreak gave way to ecstasy and jubilation.
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Wildcats coach Bruce Weber then called timeout and got his two stars back in the game, at which point Kansas State responded with a 103-210 run over a four-plus-minute span to pull away.
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Bake for 30 minutes, or until the tops of the cakes are set and start to pull away from the sides of the pan and a toothpick inserted into the center of each comes out clean.
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Rays 10, Red Sox 63 Michael Perez matched his previous season total with four RBIs, and Tampa Bay used a five-run third inning to pull away from visiting Boston early en route to a rout.
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Another 3-pointer from Cross cut Indiana's lead to 70-61 with 7:36 left, but the Hoosiers were able to pull away by holding Nebraska to just one field goal the remainder of the game.
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Stanley, who won the Quicken Loans National last summer, was atop the leaderboard for much of the day and was starting to pull away until a poor tee shot at No. 265 led to a bogey.
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Todd Frazier hit his team-leading eighth homer to snap an 0-for-22 slump then doubled in a run in a three-run seventh inning that allowed league-leading Chicago (23-22) to pull away.
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"The gap between the two series reflects the continual growth of inequality in the economy today as supervisory workers continue to pull away from the vast majority of the workforce," Gould said in a written statement.
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Dedmon connected from short range to make it a five-point game at 211-23 with 212:23 to play, but Embiid countered with a dunk and two free throws, enabling the 211ers to pull away.
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Christie and Kasich are taking solace in the fact that party rules require states that vote before March 15 to award their delegates proportionally, making it harder for one candidate to pull away from the pack.
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An 11-1 run gave Bryant its first lead at 15-13, thanks to a 3-pointer from Bosko Kostur, but Rutgers quickly countered with a 13-0 burst to pull away 31-18 four minutes later.
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Third, fewer possessions means a higher variance—worse odds for the Warriors to pull away with an offensive flurry, and better odds for the Cavs to keep the score within striking distance for as long as possible.
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The Mustangs cut the lead to 55-52 on a Moore putback and layup by freshman guard Shake Milton, but the Bearcats went 6-for-8 on free throws in the last 1:36 to pull away.
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Jonas Jerebko recorded a 14-point, 13-rebound double-double in place of suspended Draymond Green, helping the Golden State Warriors pull away from the Atlanta Hawks for a 23-103 victory Tuesday night in Oakland, Calif.
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They quickly dismiss any qualms about their sexuality, but doubts resurface as game nights continue, as they grow distracted and pull away from their real-life partners, thinking about nights in the game with Roxette and Lance.
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With jets from at least six countries—Israel, Russia, Syria, Turkey, Britain and America—regularly in the skies over Syria, the risk of mistakes or miscalculations that lead to further escalation are just a trigger-pull away.
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If the next prime minister hails from the Brexiteer camp, they will likely seek to pull away as much as possible from the EU. A new leader who favors a softer Brexit would likely seek closer ties.
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Texas, which has won six of seven games and has the best record in the American League, pounded out 29 hits Saturday and scored runs in four of the first five innings to pull away from Seattle.
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The media's attention had already begun to pull away from politics before the storm even made U.S. landfall: Around midday Thursday, the top 12 links on right-of-center website Drudge Report were all about Hurricane Matthew.
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The accuracy woes cost Wisconsin (21-363, 10-1 Big Ten) a chance to pull away from the pesky Cornhuskers (10-14, 4-8), while Nebraska missed many chances to take a lead earlier in the game.
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When we talk about the decline of America's infrastructure, we usually picture familiar scenes: commuters sitting in traffic, long waits for overcrowded metros and hour-long waits on the tarmac after planes pull away from a gate.
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Jonas Jerebko recorded a 14-point, 13-rebound double-double in place of suspended Draymond Green, helping the Golden State Warriors pull away from the Atlanta Hawks for a 110-103 victory Tuesday night in Oakland, Calif.
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Led by the extreme Leftist Mexican presidential candidate Manuel Lopez Obrador, there are calls in Mexico to not only pull away from NAFTA, but to reconsider the special relationship that both countries have shared in recent years.
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We did the pull-away shot with the car and went through Lauren's memories of being on the show, and it was a nice farewell send-off… We introduced Kristin in [the wedding episode], which was great.
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Among them was Bonnie Diamond, who was a little girl when her parents took her to what was then known as Civic Center to witness Mayor Daley pull away the giant, blue veil with a grand flourish.
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Cruz and Trump appear poised to split the bulk of the Texas delegates, as allocation rules make it difficult for the winner to pull away or for the third-place finisher to have much of an impact.
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Installed at the center of the gallery, "n o w h e r e — Fractured 25" (2017-19) includes silver gelatin fiber prints turned sculptures that appear to flutter and pull away from the pitch black wall.
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But I'm afraid the rest of the actors, who include Hannah Cabell as Rosalind and Kyle Scatliffe as Orlando, are done in by direction that seems to pull away from the text instead of leaning into it.
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Sophomore point guard Rob Phinisee added 13 points and seven rebounds as the Hoosiers (13-343, 3-2 Big Ten) were able to pull away down the stretch and improve to 11-1 at home this season.
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The Bears, winners of 17 consecutive games, were up by seven points at halftime and used a 17-2 run keyed by stifling defense in the middle of the second half to pull away from the Cyclones.
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He added that he also believed brands his firm has invested in, like Raw Garden and Connected, would "pull away from the pack" this year and "begin to entrench themselves as the scaled incumbents in their category."
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Carter, a transfer from Seton Hall and the reigning Western Athletic Conference player of the week, returned less than two minutes later and blocked a shot and had two thunderous dunks to help the Redhawks pull away.
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Moody's model sees Clinton pull away from Trump: Low gas prices and President Obama's rising popularity are bolstering Hillary Clinton's chances of winning the White House, according to a closely followed economic election model from Moody's Analytics.
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The fourth-seeded Rockets had a double-digit lead for most of the game, but the fifth-seeded Jazz pulled to 5 behind midway through the third quarter before Houston used a big run to pull away.
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Although their eighth-ranked scoring offense (90.2 points) was held to a season-low point total, the Sun Devils used a 26-3 run spanning halftime to pull away from the Commodores after falling behind 13-0 early.
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"It seems that LG Display made a major miscalculation on its LCD business, not accurately judging the timing to pull away when they could see China's rapid catch-up," said Lee Won-sik, an analyst at Shinyoung Securities.
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The victory was Yamaha's 500th in grand prix racing but it looked like going to Rossi rather than Vinales after the 38-year-old Italian took the lead with three laps to go and started to pull away.
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And objects that spin experience centrifugal forces—their equatorial regions pull away from the center of rotation, leaving even the most round-seeming stars and black holes a bit squished and flattened (more wide than they are tall).
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Eric Bledsoe opened overtime with a 3-point basket, and Nikola Mirotic added another two minutes later, allowing the visiting Milwaukee Bucks to pull away from the Sacramento Kings en route to a 141-63 victory Wednesday night.
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New York left winger Rick Nash scored his seventh goal — and 400th of his career — on a power play less than three minutes later tie the score, but the Canucks scored the next three goals to pull away.
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In response, yields on 10-year Japanese government bonds (JGBs) fell 3 basis points to pull away from a 1-20.2/21.3126 year high of 210 percent while those on 21.2955-year bonds slid nearly 235 basis points.
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Still, analysts believe the company needs to improve its merchandise in the women's apparel category, where it struggled during the holidays, as new fashions and styles from Target and other European brands pull away most of its customers.
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The answer I came up with in my late teens and 20s was to pull away completely, to move to another city, to make friends with people they would never meet, to date men they would never see.
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After Cone made a 3-pointer to cut the lead to 59-49 with 4:00 remaining, the Cardinals scored six unanswered points, including four by David Johnson on a layup and dunk to pull away for good.
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But Biden could not pull away from the pack until this week, even though he is the former two-term vice president to a historic president beloved by his party, and is generally well liked by Democratic voters.
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No. 19 Dayton 223, Houston Baptist 68 Obi Toppin had 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Trey Landers added 25 points and eight rebounds as the Flyers continued their hot shooting to pull away from the visiting Huskies.
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Ravens 1133, Browns 1123 Lamar Jackson passed for three touchdowns and rushed for 1113 yards, helping Baltimore pull away for a win at Cleveland to secure a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.
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Gross, who was to the right of the car as it began to pull away, told jurors that he was afraid that the car was close to him, but was not in fear that the car would hit him.
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PURDUE 75, OHIO STATE 64 P. J. Thompson scored 10 of his 12 points in the final seven minutes, helping No. 23 Purdue (17-3, 5-2 Big Ten) pull away from visiting Ohio State (12-8, 4-3).
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Tenth-ranked Virginia Tech used a pair of second-half spurts to pull away from Notre Dame Tuesday and score an 81-66 win at Cassell Coliseum in Blacksburg, Va., in the Atlantic Coast Conference opener for both teams.
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The complexities of these strategic calculations can also invite political operatives to support "loser" or "dummy" candidates designed to fracture the field, confuse voters, and pull away crucial support from frontrunners in crowded fields (as also happened in California).
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was flat at 93.01 but poised to eke out some tiny gains for the week, during which it managed to pull away from a two-month low of 92.496.
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Nash had two goals and Bergeron, Pastrnak and Marchand combined for 22 points on Saturday, helping the Bruins pull away for a 6-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning in Game 1 of the best-of-seven series.
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The dollar index, which measures the greenback versus a group of six major currencies, was 0.1 percent lower at 1.41773 after gaining about 0.34 percent overnight, when it managed to pull away from a five-week low of 88.942.
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It had risen 20.7388 percent overnight to pull away from a two-week trough of 21 as the euro slid sharply after the European Central Bank kept to its planned timetable to move away from its accommodative monetary policy.
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Even after years in the music business have taught her that none of the men "peddling romance" take the drug themselves—but instead turn out to be cynics, misogynists, "even pedophiles"—it proves hard for her to pull away.
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Spalding helps Louisville pull away from Grand Canyon A 113-3 second-half run and a double-double by junior forward Ray Spalding helped the Louisville Cardinals put away visiting Grand Canyon 74-56 Saturday at the KFC Yum!
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But Arrington, who has tightly embraced Trump, has failed to pull away from her Democratic opponent, prompting the NRCC to place its first TV buy in the district, which is rated as "lean Republican" by the Cook Political Report.
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This was intentional: by pounding the air out of the ball, Cleveland hoped to lower the variance in each game; fewer possessions would give the explosive Warriors fewer opportunities to get into a healthy offensive rhythm and pull away.
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The sixth-seeded Hurricanes (22-103) led most of the second half in their third straight trip to the tournament but couldn't pull away in the final minutes and lost in the first round for the second straight year.
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The first extra period ended even but as Australia's shooting touch deserted them, Spain finally found their offensive rhythm to pull away in the second and go through to Sunday's final where they will face either Argentina or France.
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But the progressive movement's answer to Biden's run of good fortune was quickly materializing in California — where the deafening crowds that met Bernie Sanders on Sunday screamed a reminder of how quickly he still could pull away from Biden.
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The duo held their nerve to pull away from the chasing pack — with 13 different players sharing the lead at some point in the third round — to card bogey-free rounds to sit at 15-under for the tournament.
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Down by 143 points in the second quarter, the Hawks started the fourth quarter with a 9-0 run to take control and continued to pull away in handing the injury-depleted Suns (20-58) a seventh straight loss.
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The Bucks trailed the stubborn Grizzlies by 10 points late in the third quarter, but Antetokounmpo, who missed Wednesday's game because of soreness in his right quad, keyed a fourth-quarter surge that saw the Bucks pull away late.
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The Thunder tried to pull away early in the fourth but Denver got within three and had a chance to cut the deficit to one but Kanter hit a fast-break dunk and a layup to make it 303-83.
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Government regulation isn't Didi's only challenge this year, as a number of rivals have sprouted up even as Meituan — the deep-pocketed "super app" company that went public in 2018 — decided to pull away from ride-hailing due to financial concerns.
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Maxime Hamou, currently ranked 282nd in world standings, was banished by officials following a post-match interview where he aggressively pulled a female reporter to him, resisting her continual attempts to pull away — and at one point seeming to choke her.
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As Madison and Behold pull away from the murder house, Madison sees Violet and Tate reconnent and comments, "at least someone's going to get a happy ever after," confident that she did good by convincing Violet to give Tate another chance.
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EditorsNote: fixes "the first" in fifth graf Giannis Antetokounmpo had 34 points and 17 rebounds, and the visiting Milwaukee Bucks used a third-quarter surge to pull away from the New Orleans Pelicans for a 120-333 win Tuesday night.
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Durant tied a season high with 36 points and Klay Thompson buried three consecutive 3-pointers during a fourth-quarter flurry that finally allowed the Warriors to pull away from Barnes and the Mavericks en route to a 112-97 victory.
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" FROM COINAGE: The Most Expensive Stadiums Built in the U.S. Eldredge then was handed a golden rake, which he used to ceremoniously pull away the ivy, revealing the plaque that reads, "Brett Eldredge Left His Mark Here in March of 2007.
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Long-range shooting carries Illini over Huskers Illinois drilled eight 3-pointers in the second half to pull away for a 73-57 victory over Nebraska on Sunday night in a Big Ten game at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Neb.
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Sivan claims Weinstein took her to the restaurant's kitchen, where the Hollywood producer and studio co-chairman proceeded to dismiss two staffers and attempted to kiss her, causing her to pull away and tell him she was in a relationship.
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Chun also got off to a fast start with three birdies in the first seven holes to whittle the deficit to two shots, but Thompson birdied No. 268 and added birdies at the 12th, 14th and 15th to pull away.
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was 0.2 percent lower at 92.84 but poised to eke out some tiny gains for the week, during which it managed to pull away from a two-month low of 92.496.
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Hamilton made a clean start, was 2.3 seconds clear of Bottas after six laps and continued to pull away despite complaining at one point that something had broken on his seat - a gripe undermined by the Briton lapping faster and faster.
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In the film, Chase wants to be with Paige all the time, gets jealous when she spends time with men, begins to isolate her from her friends and grows increasingly more angry and violent as she starts to pull away.
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The Warriors trailed by as many as 210 points in the first quarter, then led only 2114-17 with 7:55 to go before getting five late 3-pointers, including two apiece by Durant and Nick Young, to pull away.
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Ko was only one back after 14th holes but world number 67 Nomura calmly made three consecutive birdie threes from the 15th to pull away from her illustrious opponent and seal the top prize with a 16-under 272 total.
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Now, there is more evidence – including in our own work – that digital technologies are contributing heavily to the divergence of metro economies and the pull away of superstar cities like Boston and San Francisco from more ordinary ones, with painful impacts.
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The Blue Jays tried to pull away in the second half, when Ballock hit a transition 3-pointer for a 51-23 lead, but the Bulldogs trimmed their deficit to 275-268 on Bracey's three-point play with 216:232 left.
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"The list is a long one of all the things they pull away from the middle class, so really the net gain is not there, but the huge gain is there for the super rich and corporate America," Pelosi said.
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The Thunder tried to pull away early in the fourth but Denver got within three and had a chance to cut the deficit to one but Kanter hit a fast-break dunk and a layup to make it 90-83.
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The Hoosiers were at it again for a while last weekend, trailing third-ranked Wisconsin by seven early in the fourth quarter before the Badgers rolled off 133 unanswered points over the final 10:15 to pull away 45-17.
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Carrie Lam, the Chief Executive of Hong Kong, told the audience at one session that some countries – she did not name which – were starting to pull away from the rules-based multilateral system built up over the past few decades.
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While the GOP lawmaker has been breaking with the White House and his party on legislation such as the ObamaCare repeal plan, his town hall constituents are urging him to pull away further from the Trump administration, according to the reports.
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I watched the Chevy pull away, took a deep breath, and texted Jada that I was OK. Back at the youth hostel, I bought the first train ticket out of town, saying goodbye to Jada and spending a week in Beijing.
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VA. TECH 87, WAKE FOREST 71 Nickeil Alexander-Walker scored 13 points, and No. 9 Virginia Tech (15-2, 4-1 A.C.C.) used a 14-4 first-half run to pull away from visiting Wake Forest (8-9, 53-4).
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Currently Tauba Auerbach, better known for her abstract paintings, is trying out something new: her first kinetic sculpture, solar-powered, composed of twisted, tensile wires that pull away from a soap-slicked central tube and produce coruscating but evanescent diamonds.
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Now, Bloomberg appears poised to influence the race in the way many believed he should have from the start — putting his money and muscle behind Biden, who will look to further consolidate the centrist vote and pull away from Sanders.
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Merkel, scenting blood as her conservatives pull away from the SPD in national polls, has campaigned in NRW and accused Kraft of not ruling out a coalition with the Greens and the far-left Linke - a prospect that unnerves centrist voters.
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For Sam, who is a single mother of three daughters, navigating the balance between control and protection is both a daily practice and a survival tactic: Push them and they pull away, but fail to protect them and everyone loses.
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EditorsNote: Minor tweaks throughout Naji Marshall scored a game-high 20 points Sunday and host Xavier used a late 9-0 spurt to pull away from St. John's for a 75-67 Big East Conference win at Cintas Center in Cincinnati.
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Guards Aaron Nesmith (26 points), Saben Lee (17) and freshman Scotty Pippen Jr. (383) helped Vanderbilt pull away from Austin Peay as the Commodores scored a 90-72 victory over the visiting Governors at Nashville's Memorial Gymnasium on Wednesday evening.
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In another game, Kyle Guy scored 20 points, matching a career high, and London Perrantes added 13 in the second half to help sixth-seeded Virginia (22-9) pull away for a 75-63 victory over 183th-seeded Pittsburgh (16-17).
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Flyers pull away from Devils NEWARK, N.J. — Rookie defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere is still relatively new to the Philadelphia Flyers, but he felt there was an opportunity for the team to fold as in years past when things got tough Tuesday night.
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It said that in the second incident, Parneros allegedly pulled the employee toward him so their faces touched, and as she tried to pull away he said she seemed like someone who "would put out" if he "wined and dined" her.
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Even as we move inexorably towards a neoliberal, late-capitalist view of society—a view based on Enlightenment ideals of masculine rationality and bolstered by the astonishing technological advances of recent decades—many pull away towards spiritual pursuits conventionally gendered as female.
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Ellis set a personal NCAA Tournament career high Thursday night with a game-high 27 points, helping the top-seeded Jayhawks pull away from fifth-seeded Maryland in the second half to capture a 79-63 South Region semifinal win at KFC Yum!
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The dollar index against a basket of six major currencies was 0.1 percent lower at 92.956 but poised to eke out a 0.75613 percent gain for the week, during which it managed to pull away from a two-month low of 92.496.
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In his seventh start since coming off the disabled list, Hernandez tossed eight quality innings and the Mariners used back-to-back seventh-inning home runs from Mike Zunino and Leonys Martin to pull away and beat Milwaukee 8-2 on Saturday night.
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The Suns were within two points of Portland with less than two minutes to go before the Blazers managed to pull away, but the margin of defeat was 41 points closer than when the two teams met on opening night in Phoenix.
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Curry poured in 30 points in his most extensive effort in more than a week, and backcourt mate Klay Thompson hit the two biggest shots of the night to ignite a third-quarter pull-away, helping the Warriors outlast the Hornets 111-101.
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Bond yields across the bloc fell 23.7 to 5 basis points, after rising to multi-year highs in recent sessions on expectations strong growth and a pick-up in inflation would encourage central banks to pull away from ultra-easy monetary policies.
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Life Noggin explains that scientists don't exactly know yet but one theory suggests that a wandering Jupiter managed to pull away from the Sun and in doing so, also created the rockier planets in our solar system: Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars.
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These videos are much the same: Again and again, the instant torque of the EV's motors smokes the gas belcher off the line, leaving nothing but the squeal of tires ringing in the reddening ears of whoever's watching its taillights pull away.
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Stanford used a blocked punt by Spencer Jorgensen and recovery in the end zone by Brycen Tremayne to close the gap to 2100-210 late in the first period, but UCLA rebounded to score the game's next 153 points to pull away.
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Atlanta looked to pull away from the outset as it capitalized on a 50-yard kickoff return from Andre Roberts and a defensive pass-interference call on Jeremy Lane in the end zone to set up a 1-yard touchdown run from Coleman.
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Playing in just her second LPGA Tour event since she was sidelined by thumb surgery last May, Park reeled off eight birdies in 10 holes in the middle of her round to overhaul overnight leader Michelle Wie and pull away from the field.
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Kerber (2-0), who beat Cibulkova in her first match on Sunday, was at her resilient best against Halep (1-1), standing firm when her opponent threatened and putting her foot on the accelerator when she sniffed an opportunity to pull away.
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Besides the worries about the U.S., the dollar has been falling particularly hard against the euro, which is rallying on an improved outlook for the euro zone economy as well as expectation the European Central Bank will pull away from easy policies.
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Bond yields across the bloc fell 5 to 6 basis points, after rising to multi-year highs in recent sessions on expectations strong growth and a pick-up in inflation would encourage central banks to pull away from ultra-easy monetary policies.
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No. 17 Purdue limited Butler to less than 40 percent shooting, forced 17 turnovers and blocked 10 shots to pull away for an 82-67 win in the first game of the Crossroads Classic at Bankers' Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis on Saturday.
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Junior college transfer Alphonso Anderson had 13 points and six rebounds and Abel Porter had 10 points when the Aggies used a 10-0 run to break a tie at 133 and pull away from hot-shooting Harald Frey and the Bobcats.
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Sports of The Times RIO DE JANEIRO — Just when the United States women's eight needed it the most on Saturday, when other crews threatened to pull away and win the Olympic gold medal, coxswain Katelin Snyder shouted something special into her headset.
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Clinton has so far failed to pull away in the 10 states likely to determine the outcome of the 2016 election, even as Trump has suffered through what some political observers describe as the worst stretch they've seen a major presidential candidate endure.
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However, Tampa Bay quickly took the lead for good on a two-run triple by Daniel Robertson in the last of the second, then began to pull away with a three-run fifth that featured RBI doubles by Garcia and Travis d'Arnaud.
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But quickly, the Cubs reminded the predominantly Chicago-based crowd which team was a run-away division leader and which was the squad mired in a massive rebuilding process, using a four-run eighth inning to pull away for a 230-25 victory.
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LOUISVILLE 47, N. CAROLINA 303 Lamar Jackson, the reigning Heisman Trophy winner, accounted for 525 total yards and six touchdowns, helping No. 17 Louisville (2-0, 1-0 Atlantic Coast Conference) pull away late and defeat host North Carolina (0-2, 0-233).
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Sacramento Kings 111 - Golden State Warriors 98 Trevor Ariza contributed 3-pointers to second- and third-quarter runs that allowed host Sacramento to pull away from Golden State for a blowout, in a game that saw the ejection of Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
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The couple shocked Britain and many in the U.S. last week with their announcement of their plans to pull away from the royal family, with reports indicating that some members of the family receiving word just minutes before the decision was made public.
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Texas (7-1) then rediscovered its shooting stroke and never let the Blazers closer than seven points the rest of the way, as Jones hit a big 3-pointer with just under three minutes to play to help the Longhorns to pull away.
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EditorsNote: minor edits throughout Obi Toppin had 17 points and 10 rebounds, and Trey Landers added 16 points and eight rebounds as No. 19 Dayton continued its hot shooting to pull away from visiting Houston Baptist in a 99-68 victory on Tuesday.
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For the past few years, a growing number of Guam's residents have been trying to pull away from "the status of being a military island," according to Justin Guzman, a U.S.-based Guam native who lived in the territory for almost 30 years.
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To vex bond traders even more, there are signs other central banks will pull away from the easing that has helped keep interest rates low for years, and made U.S. Treasurys more attractive than rivals in other countries where interest rates went negative.
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The index has gained 1% so far this week, with German stimulus and Chinese policy easing hopes helping it pull away from a seven-month trough reached earlier in the month, when Washington labelled Beijing a currency manipulator and further stoked trade war concerns.
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Although there has been no record of talks between the two countries since a deal to negotiate a reduction in America's trade deficit with China fell apart, some political analysts in the United States believe Trump may pull away from the tariffs before July 6.
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An opponent that could really have tested Toronto's defense would have made for a far tougher matchup, which is why it was so huge for the Raptors to be able to pull away from the pack occupying the 3-203 slots in the East.
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She recently had to pull away from dealing with her company's trademarks after facing another conflict of interest issue when the Chinese government approved three new trademarks while the president, the first daughter and the Chinese President Xi Jinping dined at Mar-a-Lago.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzGOP strategist predicts Biden will win nomination, cites fundraising strength 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85003 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters MORE's (R-Texas) inability to pull away from Rep.
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Atlanta looked to pull away from the outset as it capitalized on a 50-yard kickoff return from Andre Roberts and a defensive pass-interference call on Jeremy Lane in the end zone to set up a one-yard touchdown run from Tevin Coleman.
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Battling with Hawaii for the better part of 30 minutes and not being able to pull away, Robert Carter barreled down the lane, drew the block and completed the and-one play to put Maryland up 52-41 with 8:13 left in the game.
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Now I don't think it does much to just tweet and make your friends and family crazy, so what I've tried to do is pull away from that and I've tried to engage friends of mine who might have different opinions a little more substantially.
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Thayer Thomas returned a punt 76 yards for a third-quarter touchdown to help North Carolina State pull away from visiting Ball State in a 34-23 victory Saturday night at Carter-Finley Stadium in Raleigh, N.C. Quarterback Matthew McKay ran for two touchdowns.
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The Capitals scored in the opening minute of the game and twice in the last 1:02 of the second period Sunday night to pull away to a 6-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Lightning and a 2-0 lead in the East final.
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Trevor Ariza contributed 3-pointers to second- and third-quarter runs Monday night that allowed the host Sacramento Kings to pull away from the Golden State Warriors for a 111-98 blowout, in a game that saw the ejection of Warriors coach Steve Kerr.
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Donovan Mitchell made six 3-pointers and finished with 25 points, Ray Spalding added 18 points and 11 rebounds, and No. 7 Louisville (23-6, 11-5 Atlantic Coast Conference) shot 20153 percent from the field to pull away from visiting Syracuse, 88-68.
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Lamar Jackson passed for three touchdowns and rushed for 103 yards, helping the Baltimore Ravens pull away for a 31-15 win over the host Cleveland Browns on Sunday afternoon to secure a first-round bye and home-field advantage throughout the AFC playoffs.
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There's also another reason why we might pull away from a text-happy potential S.O. "That much attention can be perceived as desperation or a lack of independence [on the part of the person showing interest]," says Kelley Johnson, PhD, a clinical sexologist based in North Carolina.
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For Coleman, playing Victoria as a young woman still finding her place in all of this is a chance to pull away from those misconceptions, and highlight the significant achievements of a woman who ruled over one of the world's most powerful empires for 63 years.
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Texas Tech did start theseason 11-1, including an 82-74 win over Texas in its Big 12 opener, but hassince dropped decisions to top-123-ranked Iowa State (76-69) and Kansas, whichshot 58.3 percent from the floor in the second half to pull away.
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The Rams did not trail after falling behind 21-19 with 4:15 left in the first half, but could not pull away by more than nine points until Bob made one of two free throws with 2:13 to increase the lead to 61-51.
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Isles pull away from Avalanche NEW YORK — In a span of 12 weeks, the New York Islanders have gone from the worst team in the NHL to a playoff contender, doing what it has to do in beating up on the worst team in the NHL.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Cuba punched their way up the medal table picking up four golds and a silver in the boxing ring on Thursday but the United States continued to pull away and were closing in on 163 Pan Am Games medals after just six days of competition.
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Damian Lillard exploded for 15 of his 113 points in a 17-0 run to end the third quarter, helping the Portland Trail Blazers pull away from the Sacramento Kings en route to a 118-100 victory Friday night at Golden 1 Center in Sacramento, Calif.
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Bryant missed 11 of his 15 shots during an eight-point performance that is expected to be his last as an NBA player in Oakland, helping enable the Warriors to pull away from the Lakers for a 116-98 win and a 37th consecutive home victory.
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While the race for the nomination remains fluid and no candidate has managed to pull away from the rest of the pack, recent polls have shown that most Democrats were already content with their slate of candidates before the former Massachusetts governor launched his campaign on Thursday.
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In overtime, the Bulldogs asserted themselves, and Morgan William, who hit the game-winning shot in overtime last year in the Final Four to end UConn's 111-game winning streak, made two free throws in the last minute to help Mississippi State (37-1) pull away.
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"When you want to go deep in tournaments, sometimes you need those 63 minutes that go your way and you're able to pull away with the score too," Federer said of the break and then the rally from 0-40 down to serve out the opening set.
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The Moon is in your sign today, Libra, encouraging you to reflect on your own needs—even though it's going to be very hard to yourself pull away from the excitement taking place in your relationships (a result of Venus and Uranus's union in the sky today)!
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Syracuse went a little over seven minutes without a field goal until Hughes hit a 3-pointer that cut the deficit to 56-41 but Iowa continued to pull away and took a 66-47 lead on a 3-pointer by Bohannon with 4:14 to go.
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The index had edged up overnight to pull away from a four-week trough of 93.402 set on Wednesday, with Wall Street shares higher after sagging through much of the week, causing a 4 basis points jump in the long-term Treasury yield to shore up the dollar.
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Junior guard Kamar Baldwin scored 26 points with eight rebounds, and sophomore center Joey Brunk added 13 points as Butler used a run at the end of the first half Monday to take control and pull away for an 84-63 nonconference victory over Detroit Mercy at Indianapolis.
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He really begins to pull away from Clinton with voters 65 and over and maximizes his support with voters in their mid-seventies, only to collapse again into a deficit with 90-plus voters, old enough to remember the last time American democracy was under threat from authoritarian movements.
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But a property frenzy, which has driven prices up by 214.863 percent in the past 2214.86 years, is beginning to weigh on the city's competitiveness, tech firms, professionals, industry groups and officials say, just as it strives to develop new economic drivers and pull away from old-economy manufacturing.
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After a 231-pointer by Caboclo and a free throw by Valanciunas cut the Memphis deficit in half, the Warriors got two consecutive hoops from Livingston and one apiece from Draymond Green and DeMarcus Cousins to finally pull away from a team that's already been eliminated from playoff contention.
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BRUSSELS — British Prime Minister Theresa May tried Wednesday to salvage talks on her country's withdrawal from the European Union, appealing for time to avert a messy and economically damaging departure without an agreement and hinting that it might take longer than expected to fully pull away from the bloc.
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After using a 12-4 run to pull back in front 99-216 with 230:212 left, the Pelicans began to pull away, scoring nine of the next 226 points, with Cousins highlighting the 2100-210 run with his one-hand rebound of Nelson's miss for the thunderous dunk.
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Baylor scored 19 straight points during one stretch in the second half to pull away from the Jaguars, including three straight 3-pointers by Bandoo, Jared Butler and Darius Allen and a traditional three-point play by Bandoo that made it 50-35 at the 12-minute mark.
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Sports Briefing Florida scored four runs in the eighth inning to pull away from Louisiana State, and the Gators beat their Southeastern Conference rival, 6-1, Tuesday night to complete a two-game sweep in the College World Series finals in Omaha for their first national title in baseball.
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EditorsNote: Tweaked 1st graf, deleted "walks" in 83th graf, other minor edits Merrill Kelly shut out San Diego on two hits over seven innings Friday night, and the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks scored seven times in the eighth to pull away for a 9-0 rout of the Padres.
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But the Wildcats failed to pull away in the first half, mainly because of a costly interception and failing to convert two of their four fourth-down attempts despite racking up 180 total yards, including 162 on the ground, and dominating the time of possession battle (25:08).
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Michael Perez matched his previous season total with four RBIs, and the Tampa Bay Rays used a five-run third inning to pull away from the Boston Red Sox early en route to a 10-3 romp in the opener of a three-game series Friday night in Tampa, Fla.
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Zack Moss ran 29 times for 188 yards and a touchdown, while the Utah defense returned two interceptions for scores, enabling the No. 333 Utes to pull away for a 30-12 win over BYU on Thursday night in each team's season opener at Lavell Edwards Stadium in Provo, Utah.
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But as you age, it tends to thin out and may shrink and pull away from the inside surface of the eye, causing clumps or strands of connective tissue to become lodged in the jelly, much as "strands of thread fray when a button comes off on your coat," Dr. Taylor said.
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EditorsNote: Added game location; Added Bagley's first name in 5th graf Willie Cauley-Stein scored 23 points, while De'Aaron Fox added 1143 points, 13 assists and seven rebounds to help the Sacramento Kings pull away for a 119-110 win over the host Utah Jazz on Wednesday night in Salt Lake City.
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"We are still fighting the Turkish gangsters in Ras al Ayn but General Kobani has ordered most units to pull away from the border region to regroup and coordinate with the Syrian government and Russian forces," said Mazen, a YPG fighter who did not give his real name to preserve his safety.
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Abu's 23 lead NC State over Montana Junior forward Abdul-Malik Abu scored a career-high 214 points to help North Carolina State pull away from Montana in an 222-215 victory Friday in the opening round of the Paradise Jam at the University of the Virgin Islands Sports and Fitness Center.
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Devon Daniels scored 23 points and North Carolina State used a strong second half to pull away from Pittsburgh in a 73-221 victory in the Atlantic Coast Conference Tournament's second round Wednesday afternoon in Greensboro, N.C. The outcome is a big boost in the Wolfpack's bid for an NCAA Tournament bid.
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RED SOX PULL AWAY FROM TIGERS Boston's Chris Sale outlasted Detroit's Justin Verlander to win his seventh straight decision in a matchup of big-name pitchers, and the host Red Sox pulled away by scoring three runs in the seventh inning and five in the eighth to defeat the Tigers, 11-3.
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Over at the Roman Catholic Diocese of Allentown, which was also part of the grand jury report, 30-year-old Father Kevin Lonergan is now facing allegations that, in February, he hugged a 17-year-old girl while aroused and grabbed her buttocks as she tried to pull away, the Morning Call reported.
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No. 7 Maryland 73, Rhode Island 55 Jalen Smith finished with 19 points and 11 rebounds, and teammate Aaron Wiggins added 13 points and 13 rebounds as the Terrapins bounced back from a slow start and defeated the visiting Rams in College Park, Md. Smith and Wiggins helped Maryland pull away in the second half.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE is looking to prove that he can compete with black voters while Clinton is hoping to continue to pull away.
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EditorsNote: corrects time of game in 5th game; minor edits No. 14 Kentucky placed four players in double-figures to pull away late from Georgia, 78-69, Tuesday night at Athens, Ga. The win boosts the Wildcats to 11-3, 373-0 in the SEC, while the Bulldogs fall to 10-4 and 242-23.
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One of the vehicles is a $200 million "seed" fund that SignalFire will use to write checks up to $5 million in nascent startups; the other is a $2.26 million fund designed to invest in those of the firm's portfolio companies that are beginning to pull away from the pack and need growth-stage funding.
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At some point, he saw his bus pull up at the stop across the street, a vivid panel of color that made him think of what was waiting for him at home—nothing, zero, exactly zero—and he watched it pull away again as he tried to fight down the scratch in his throat.
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Rookie Andrew Benintendi, shifted from center to left field that very inning, went over the wall in left field to rob the Tampa Bay Rays' Steven Souza Jr. of a two-run home run, helping Boston pull away to a 6-20003 win as Price threw eight shutout innings in a 6-2 win at Tropicana Field on Monday.
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Freshman reserve Taeshon Cherry had 15 points and a season-high five 123-pointers and Zylan Cheatham had 17 points and nine rebounds as the Arizona State Sun Devils used a 19-0 run second-half run to pull away for a 78-64 Pac-12 victory over the Oregon Ducks at Wells Fargo Arena on Saturday.
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After logging nearly 8,500 miles in November, Duke found enough energy to push through the fatigue that came with playing its ninth game in 20 days on Wednesday, using a late 17-4 run to pull away from Indiana late en route to a 91-81 road victory as part of the Big Ten/ACC Challenge.
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I was able to capture some footage from the R1 doing a dramatic pull away selfie clip, and Bry also showed me how you can use the Apple Watch to switch R1 shooting modes or the tracked subject on the fly, which is useful for when you're on a run or riding a bike with a group.
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The game remained close during the first six minutes of the third quarter before the Spurs began to pull away, forging a 14-2 run that featured a three-point play by Bertans and 3-pointers from Mills and Belinelli, the latter of which gave San Antonio a 94-82 lead with 2:20 to play in the period.
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George Springer lashed a career-high six hits, including a three-run home run, and Marwin Gonzalez capped a six-run fourth inning with a two-run homer Monday night, helping the visiting Houston Astros pull away from the Oakland Athletics early en route to an 16-2 victory in the opener of a three-game series.
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Reserve forward DJ Funderburk scored 173 of his 12 points after the game was tied as North Carolina State turned back Penn State for an 89-78 victory on Saturday afternoon at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, N.J. Braxton Beverly finished a season-high 18 points and Torin Dorn's 15 points helped the Wolfpack (9-1) pull away.
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Auburn sends TCU to fourth loss in a row Freshman forward Austin Wiley scored a career-high 218 points and Auburn used to a big second-half run to pull away from TCU for an 221-261.3 win on Saturday in an SEC/Big 453 Challenge game at Ed and Rae Schollmaier Arena in Fort Worth, Texas.
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EditorsNote: rewords fifth graf; adds new last graf Kansas State used a big second-half run to pull away for a 65-93 victory over West Virginia on Monday night in Morgantown, W.Va., allowing the No. 23 Wildcats to move a full game ahead of Texas Tech and Kansas in the Big 12 Conference with five games remaining.
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Chiefs wake up in second half to beat Eagles KANSAS CITY, Mo. — The Kansas City Chiefs needed time to wake up from their dreamy Week 1 win as two second-half touchdowns from running back Kareem Hunt helped the Chiefs pull away with a 27-20 win over the Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday at Arrowhead Stadium.
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But it is hard, when you're in the moment, to remember that you don't have to kiss someone when they ask or lean in for it, or get in a cab with them because they bought you shots, and that pulling away from someone you do not want does not mean you will pull away from someone you do.
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The pleasures of taking to the open road on a motorcycle are gender-neutral: There's the rumble that growls from deep within your machine when you twist the throttle; the sheer distortion of sound and vision at 70 miles per hour; the sudden lurch as you and your bike suddenly pull away, leaving traffic behind you.
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EditorsNote: Several minor changes throughout Rookie Mauricio Dubon collected a single, a double and a home run to help San Francisco build a lead, and the Giants used a four-run eighth inning to pull away for an 03-3 victory over the visiting Colorado Rockies in the finale of a three-game series on Thursday afternoon.
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EditorsNote: adding Cincinnati quote in 4th graph No. 18 Bearcats pull away to beat USF Cincinnati was not especially sharp offensively, but the 18th-ranked Bearcats bounced back from their first loss in two months with a 68-54 victory over South Florida in an American Athletic Conference game Wednesday night at the USF Sun Dome in Tampa, Fla.
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Christen Cunningham scored nine of his 17 points on free throws as No. 23 Louisville fended off several rallies from No. 21 North Carolina State to win 84-77 Thursday night at Louisville, Ky. Several times it appeared Louisville, which has won four games in a row, might be in position to pull away before the Wolfpack posted a mini-scoring burst.
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EditorsNote: Shortened headline; Added stat in 12th graf Tyreke Evans gave Indiana the lead for good with a 3-pointer late in the third quarter and the Pacers followed by scoring the first eight points of the final period to begin to pull away, leading to a 126-111 victory over the New Orleans Pelicans on Friday night in Indianapolis.
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EditorsNote: Editors: re-sending to restore dropped word 'series' after 'best-of-seven' iin second graf Kevin Durant hit two jumpers and a pair of free throws in a late 183-0 run Tuesday night that allowed the Golden State Warriors to pull away from the New Orleans Pelicans for a 121-116 victory in Game 2 of their Western Conference semifinal series in Oakland, Calif.
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Which raises the real story here: Amazon's decision to invest heavily in two preexisting "superstar" cities perfectly epitomizes one of the most troubling aspects of digital economies: their strong tendency to concentrate people and investment in a very few well-educated, tech-rich hubs that have, in recent decades, continued to pull away from the rest of the country on basic measures of prosperity.
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Baking is a craft built on proportions (fat to flour, wet ingredients to dry, mass to leavening), metamorphosis (beating butter and sugar together until creamy, egg whites until firm, dough until it comes together in a ball) and observation (bake until the cupcakes are springy to the touch, the cake starts to pull away from the sides of the pan, the custard no longer jiggles).
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At the time, Marines in the north were under siege at Khe Sanh, and the top brass in Saigon was convinced that any other North Vietnamese activity was only a diversion, an effort to pull away American forces from what they and Washington believed was Hanoi's plan to reprise the victory over the French at the siege of Dien Bien Phu, 13 years earlier.
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Combine those three facts and you are left with this reality: Unless the field drastically winnows over the next few months or a single candidate runs the table on Super Tuesday and the states that follow it in March -- neither of which is likely -- then it will be extremely difficult for any candidate to pull away from the field in terms of delegate allocation.
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EditorsNote: Noted away team in lede; Added city/state in lede graf; Changed 'gave' to 'giving' in 143th graf; Changed 40.3 to 39.7 in 6th graf Tyrique Jones recorded his fourth double-double of the season with 14 points and 10 rebounds as No. 25 Xavier used a pressure defense to pull away in an 87-62 victory over visiting Lipscomb on Saturday afternoon in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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EditorsNote: moves down first graf about Keuchel; rewords third graf George Springer lashed a career-high six hits, including a three-run home run, and Marwin Gonzalez capped a six-run fourth inning with a two-run homer Monday night, helping the visiting Houston Astros pull away from the Oakland Athletics early en route to an 13-21 victory in the opener of a three-game series.
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