Freight rails are making more headway than passenger rails in recent months.
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Very much in the American tradition, he rails against the rich, he rails against billionaires, he rails against people who make money from other people's money.
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"You don't know if those models will go off the rails, until they go off the rails," Nolte said.
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Railroads have made slight progress in installing a potentially life-saving train technology, with freight rails making more headway than passenger rails in recent months.
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Fintechs run on existing banking rails and whose better banking rails to run on than the forward-thinking and API-friendly challenger banks, rather than incumbents.
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S. card processing rates will come under increasing pressure as other payment rails improve (ex: RTP) and new rails are launched (possibly including the use of cryptocurrencies).
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It's made of a single piece of ABS plastic and features rails on either side designed to work the same as the rails on the Switch tablet.
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I don't know whether it creates people who go off the rails, or whether you have to be slightly off the rails to want to do it.
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These companies will likely have job openings specializing in Ruby on Rails, and startups in general value great Ruby on Rails developers because it's a full-stack technology.
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The country and the thousands of our fellow Americans who work on the rails, or rely on rails to get to work, need it – and they deserve it.
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Things really go off the rails the rails in the second-half of the exhibition, which focuses on the rabbit hole of UFOlogy so popular on America's west coast.
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Support rails: A treadmill made for walkers, especially elderly walkers, should have long support rails on the sides that you can grip while using the treadmill to steady yourself.
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It's a risky destination — there are no safety rails.
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" Trinity Industries: "It's in a kind of a bear market right now because it's connected with the rails, and the rails as we've seen from CSX aren't doing as well as before.
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Most of the steel rails that bound the region to the rest of the United States came out of the mill, and high-quality rails are still among its most important products.
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Mr. Sanders rails against the moneyed elite – basically Davos Man.
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Nonetheless ... his media blitz Monday was undoubtedly off the rails.
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What's more, American foreign policy has gone off the rails.
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Hold yourself up on the rails with your legs bent.
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Let me go off the rails just for a minute.
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The locomotive and seven passenger cars went off the rails.
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But here's where it comes off the rails a bit.
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This was a year where things went off the rails.
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There are so many more rails people talk about now.
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Let me take a moment to describe rails to you.
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Our crumbling roads, rails and terminals are disadvantaging our businesses.
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The tunnel had ventilation, lights and a motorbike on rails.
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One party rails against neoliberalism; the other backs liberal reforms.
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"The Culling" is where that narrative goes off the rails.
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That you think we've gone quite far off the rails.
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He often rails against the former president's signature healthcare legislation.
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Hulu, Twitter, and Airbnb all have Rails at their core.
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Clinton styles herself a progressive and rails against special interests.
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He just lost his will and went off the rails.
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For maximum thrills, dare to ride the following new rails.
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He rails against pernicious legislators, disloyal appointees, and craven reporters.
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The opposition letter rails against the risk of anticompetitive foreclosure.
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The party has gone off the rails on that side.
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" The expert added, "The place has gone off the rails.
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Woodpeckers and rails became rare in a lot of environments.
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" She rails against "pro-menstrual propaganda" that dares "normalize this.
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I hope things haven't gone too far off the rails.
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I hope things haven't gone too far off the rails.
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This is where it went off the rails for me.
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Remove the rails, and give an adult friend a ride.
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These are the very giant multinationals Sanders constantly rails against.
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Trump often rails on the media's coverage of his campaign.
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Oh god, that show has really gone off the rails.
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And on the commuter rails, there was even greater paralysis.
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If that's the case, I think we remove the rails.
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On the Democratic side, the party has jumped the rails.
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"All best": This person has gone completely off the rails.
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"We did not come off the rails," Mr. Lighthizer said.
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This apology is starting to run off the rails here.
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But in the resulting fossil record, scientists found proof that after each die-off over time, white-throated rails would repopulate the island and re-evolve into the flightless Aldabra rails that are now thriving.
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"The vision for these systems, the digital currency systems, bitcoin and ethereum, is to create a global set of payment rails, the same way the internet is a global set of information rails," Elllis said.
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They're convinced that Benioff and Weiss have gone off the rails.
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And that's when things went off the rails — even for him.
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A photograph of the site showed collapsed ground under the rails.
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Who's going to put in the the guard rails for that?
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Even shipping famous same-sex couples can go off the rails.
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Saudi oil policy has run off the rails in recent times.
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Train rails are painted white to lower the temperature, July 26.
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This is where the episode pretty much flies off the rails.
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Exactly how much of it was on rails, I can't say.
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Existing tunnel-boring machines are, in effect, building sites on rails.
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But Delvin has black skin, and his rails traverse the South.
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In state after state, supposed third rails are losing their juice.
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The lamp continuously disinfects the rails while the escalator is moving.
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She and Kylie have no intentions of going off the rails.
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It was equipped with lighting, ventilation and a motorcycle on rails.
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His stump speech rails on federal government overreach and high taxes.
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He wheeled onto the escalator and held onto the hand rails.
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A train trip through the mountains literally went off the rails.
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Bethany Girod asked if the rails could handle the additional cars.
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Young skaters grinded rails in a gorgeous 18th century public garden.
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Luckily, two road workers were working on the tram rails nearby.
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Because it seemed like we went off the rails pretty quickly.
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Roads, rails, and river have all been rendered impassible by damage.
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Yes, Mr. Ling acknowledged, the chats could go off the rails.
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It's like a roller coaster malfunctioning and going off the rails.
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OFF THE RAILS Little Darius McCollum always loved New York subways.
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Cross rails store in the roof rack, always ready for action.
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But even the best-laid plans can go off the rails.
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They represent the 99 percent that rails against the 1 percent.
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November 16, 2018: Conway rails against Trump in a podcast interview
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More than 3.73 miles of rails were laid for the crane.
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" The president often rails on the media, referring to "fake news.
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Trump has a knack for throwing briefings completely off the rails.
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Japan's pedal-powered coaster in Washuzan Highland has no guard rails.
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Which means Planned Parenthood had to build in some guard rails.
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She tweets conspiracy theories, rails against feminism and shares Islamophobic opinions.
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Off the rails A freight train derailed in the Czech Republic.
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" Scarborough, who frequently rails against the president, asked on "Morning Joe.
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Russia became a bicontinental power by extending its rails into Siberia.
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He rails against the evils of capitalist greed and climate change.
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But with new vacuums, workers can make the grimy rails shine.
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Then, we lost a wheel, and things went off the rails.
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Trump often rails against polls, urging Americans not to trust them.
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Do you enjoy riding the rails or flying the friendly skies?
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The Department of Justice and the FBI got off the rails.
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Anna stood holding on to the bed rails and cried silently.
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There's an old mining cart down there that runs on rails.
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He shaved his rails tight, working me until my hammies quivered.
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If it were a car, it would corner like she's on rails.
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Passenger cars were moored to the rails and refurbished as luxury suites.
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Murdoc: Before I heard that song I was going off the rails.
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Or where the Trump-Kim train starts to go off the rails.
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I was True Blood-obsessed (until it went totally off the rails)!
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It could be really funny, for instance, or really off the rails.
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She rails against Western values and refuses to work, learn or integrate.
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They even did one dress rehearsal where everything went off the rails.
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Clinton's Sanders impression is least convincing when she rails against big finance.
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He discusses the honor of American independence and rails against the British.
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They're also mostly on rails so that it's impossible to get lost.
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The rails and commodities also tend to shine with better economic sentiment.
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My apologies for getting hormonal and going off the rails a bit.
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Ice "sidles aboard, rinds the rails with icicles…is all but alive".
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We bounce around helping serve food and cleaning chairs, doors, rails, etc.
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Dealers will replace fuel injector rails and lower intake manifolds if needed.
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On special rails it enters a ferry alongside the cars and trucks.
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Cramer saw this as the catalyst behind the rally in the rails.
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She went completely off the rails, and another passenger had to intervene.
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That wasn't the only plan that went off the rails this week.
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Sometimes, he wonders if the world is really spinning off the rails.
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Free markets need a bit of rails to put the train on.
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Here is a look back at how things went off the rails.
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That, however, is where things appear to have gone off the rails.
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Likewise, Farage frequently rails against the evils of big business and bankers.
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Newt rails against the selfish players who are dividing our great country.
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To be clear, Ruby on Rails isn't a programming language, per se.
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Things start to fall off the rails when you're going really fast.
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Mohammed was "a kid who went completely off the rails," Nasser said.
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But rolling cocktail service may be returning to the rails in Connecticut.
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For example, rails are famous for occasionally wandering far outside their range.
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And now this analogy has found its way completely off the rails.
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We watched our crush on Ryan Lochte careen disastrously off the rails.
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"Things had gone off the rails in terms of reality," she added.
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Well, the very sorts of policies that Rosenstein rails against: harm reduction.
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"These special counsels have a way of going off the rails," Rep.
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A rush-hour Q train careened off the rails in southern Brooklyn.
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Instead, Frenchette has gone off the rails, charting a completely different course.
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The rails even allowed for shotguns to be attached to M4 carbines.
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I mean, it's not going to get out ahead of its rails.
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Long before they took to the rails, our pugs were seasoned travelers.
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Read more about sanctions and talks: North Korea Rails Against New Sanctions.
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The shaft was equipped with lighting, ventilation and a motorcycle on rails.
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"I think we underestimated the impact of those traditional rails," he said.
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But there is little doubt when one is going off the rails.
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Each level is on rails, with a few branching paths to explore.
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A world order that, one might speculate, is coming off its rails.
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"This could go off the rails very quickly," one GOP senator said.
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Will punished my serve and maintained the advantage as we traded rails.
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Not to get off the rails, but I think I was right.
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Drive SLOW, the road is rutted and there are no guard rails.
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Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver all have buses, rapid transit, and commuter rails.
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The Stars' season is on the verge of going off the rails.
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The answer is even scarier, though, so Harbaugh goes off the rails.
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Court proceedings do not often go off the rails in this way.
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Medicare and Social Security have long been third rails of American politics.
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They figure in a story he told, a story of romances on the rails — and in this story, the word romances was plural, because it was about his love of the rails and his love of a girl.
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"Those built by B&M have very thick, chunky looking tracks—a cross-section of the track typically looks like a W shape—whereas Swiss manufacturer Intamin often uses quad rails, so its rails are cube-shaped," she explains.
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More recent research has proposed that the bird originated from rails in Africa.
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White-throated rails are island colonizers that migrated from Madagascar in all directions.
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This brings us up to Wednesday, where things really went off the rails.
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And then we have this part where things really go off the rails.
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OMNY will expand to commuter rails by early 2021, according to the MTA.
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It can weaken and distort the steel rails — a notorious detriment to trains.
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Just in time for baseball season, stadium food has gone off the rails.
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TOCs have no incentive to buy rolling stock that minimises damage to rails.
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A dozen passenger cars came off the rails and onto an interstate highway.
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No panhandlers or chatty kids or the screech of subway wheels on rails.
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After his dismissal from DBT, Isbell went off the rails a little bit.
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Alexander Skarsgård fans stuck by him when True Blood went off the rails.
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He believes airlines differ from rails in that airlines are a people business.
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Donald Trump is backed into a corner and seemingly coming off the rails.
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Specifically, long "rails" of extra fatty insulation the mammals store on their sides.
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And Trump's truly off the rails going after Alec Baldwin, spelling errors notwithstanding.
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"Don't you hate how everyone calls their hobbies their jobs now?" she rails.
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He's also been a long-time opponent and frequently rails against illegal immigration.
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And the more Kate rails, the more she gets crushed by the play.
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The president frequently rails against The New York Times and other media outlets.
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The bed can be illuminated with light coming from under the side rails.
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As kind of rails to put the creature on, to keep him grounded.
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The president often rails on the media and its use of anonymous sources.
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I have seen men whose careers fly off the rails amid a divorce.
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Fortunately, they had flattened themselves between the rails, and they weren't seriously hurt.
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According to the report, the meeting went off the rails at this point.
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The rest of the world already seemed to be going off the rails.
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Even though antitrust doctrine has gone off the rails, regulators cannot give up.
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The guy is off the rails, each time going nuclear at her doorstep.
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Nicole was clear the relationship was over, and O.J. went off the rails.
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"We have a presidency which is off the rails," Kerry said on CNN.
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Here, Godard ensconced in a fuzzy logic, goes a little off the rails.
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So what happens when politics in the Trump era goes off the rails?
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Season three went completely off the rails early on and never looked back.
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And one that runs on as much of the TransferWise rails as possible.
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Feather boas hang from rails and thigh-high leather boots hang from racks.
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Chicago BearsOne thing to know: Things have gone off the rails in Detroit.
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It was at that point that things began to go off the rails.
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In such a moment, a state just kinda starts sliding off the rails.
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A few seconds into the trip you realize that you're not on rails.
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The more he rails against politics as usual, the more his base swoons.
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When he came to, he was beside the rails, the train pulling away.
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"Meetings with him veer off topic and off the rails," the article said.
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Alcohol abuse became rampant, and the country almost drank itself off the rails.
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But that recovery may have gone off the rails a bit last month.
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California Today Wednesday: Mark Zuckerberg rails against Facebook's critics and Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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Their scheme quickly falls off the rails, because, well, they're not experienced killers.
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This rolling dance party is off the hook but never off the rails.
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Upgrading freight rails, waterways, and seaports will help get manufactured goods to customers.
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The debit card was running on Visa rails, according to SoFi&aposs website.
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He's incredibly quick, alert to the fun of things going off the rails.
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Indian Railways issued a tender seeking 153,215 tonnes of steel rails on Oct.
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"We have had to put guide rails on him," said one person involved.
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It is a story of how Swedish immigration policy went off the rails.
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In striving for inclusivity, the company went off the rails, said Mr. Brundage.
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The Trump-Ryan relationship went off the rails after the 2005 tape surfaced.
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Its roads and rails provide key links to the rest of the South.
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He repeatedly nudges toward what looks like convention, then swerves off the rails.
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The Jerusalem statement had the effect of sending Trump's plans off the rails.
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A Lorin Marsh coffee table has polished steel rails finished in rose gold.
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Nuncios who "go off the rails damage even the Church," he told them.
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In year 20, the liberal arts people have knocked them off the rails.
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It felt like you're watching this train going to the end of the rails, and you know it's going to go off the rails, and you're just going, 'No, please don't, please don't, please don't,' but then it just happens.
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" She acknowledges, "I just kind of went off the rails for a little while.
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After trying to orchestrate a very civil split, those plans careen off the rails.
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And the response rails against a property trend America is obsessed with: tiny houses.
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I set up sensible guard rails, but, otherwise, I let people explore and experiment.
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Congress mandated all passenger rails and certain freight trains install the technology by 2015.
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Kodak Black was off the rails Friday night as he left a Hollywood club.
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Just because Cardi rails against slut-shaming doesn't make her a civil rights icon.
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"[Railroad companies] stop the rails during the hottest parts of the day," said Chinowsky.
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And that was only the beginning of an off-the-rails month for Lewandowski.
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I mean, the program went totally off the rails and just started completely bugging.
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" Meanwhile, Donald Trump at his rallies rails about how "our police are being abused.
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On a beach, crude rails–seemingly pilfered from a railway–descend into the water.
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" L-Sit Leg Lifts "Make sure the pool rails are completely dry before performing.
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There will also be a moderator, no matter how hard Trump rails against it.
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The first season of Riverdale was delicious, off-the-rails, melodramatic entertainment, so honestly?
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Earlier today, Donald Trump sent a typical Trump tweet that went off the rails.
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Their kids may have been off the rails a bit, but not the Queen.
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He may be rather off the rails, but often our most interesting artists are.
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I'd say from the age of about 13 upwards, I went off the rails.
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You can still find the last surviving colony of rails on the island today.
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Their mainstream adoption would massively reduce the need for roads, rails, bridges and tunnels.
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Judging by the week, Trump is still Trump, and Kanye is off the rails.
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He jumped on a motorcycle attached to rails and zipped out of the lockup.
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So I'd kneel down and get them to look through the rails at me.
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The rails were a major force of negativity when stocks initially started heading down.
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Bernie Sanders repeatedly rails on the influences of super PACs during his campaign appearances.
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Kate Lyn Sheil, after she attempts to play the scene, rails at the director.
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He was a raconteur whose life slowly and then quickly careered off the rails.
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But Mr Turnbull then made several miscalculations that sent his campaign off the rails.
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Given the unpredictability of trade wars, it may go off the rails all together.
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Yardeni said it's unclear what could take the market off the rails this time.
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But not every interaction is online: above all, they ride and ride the rails.
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Incumbent payments giants like Visa and Mastercard charge fees to use their processing rails.
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They rest on wheel assemblies called bogies, which in turn sit on steel rails.
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She rarely mentions Trump, though she rails against Washington as a barely veiled proxy.
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I'm just going off the rails now, so... [laughter] Evan: I don't know man.
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"Rails work best when moving big loads from point A to B," O'Toole said.
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Wardrobe sets up rails with enough pink clothing to drown an aisle of Barbies.
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It was a neat idea, but ended up going off the rails a bit.
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In the trailer, these spaceship passages look as if they could be on rails.
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Calligraphy that stays planted on its rails, uniformly slanted, would look much more conventional.
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" Wynn Schwartz from Boston wrote: "Politics and religion are the third rails of psychotherapy.
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The wooden stairs to his granny unit began to split from the side rails.
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It rides on rails through the twisty bits while maintaining exceptional levels of comfort.
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He rails against women: Hillary Clinton, Michelle Wolf, porn stars, Playboy models, prostitutes. Sad!
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Too much, all of a sudden you go way the fuck off the rails.
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Units are equipped with picture rails that allow buyers to install art on chains.
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But then it went off the rails, and nobody did anything to stop it.
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Since then they've ridden the rails in search of better prospects they never find.
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The subways were suspended after water rose more than a foot above the rails.
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" Swisher thinks the Valley has been eager to portray McNamee as "off the rails.
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And our Great Big Story rides the rails to track down a model community.
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Cops tell us Jen told them Ronnie went off the rails after doing coke.
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A set of wheels on the second car went off the rails, he said.
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He rails and complains and establishes the plot points for that day's episode: Greenland!
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An ancestor, also a pastor, known as Mad Sidenius, somehow went off the rails.
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Second, rails also still have significant exposure to energy that is weighing on them.
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Windrip loves big, passionate rallies and rails against the "lies" of the mainstream press.
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The racing portion Mario Kart Tour is bad, it's Mario Kart with guard rails.
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It's rocket-ship fast, handles like it's on rails, and is supremely well balanced.
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He often rails against the media and accuses networks of promoting fake news stories.
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" Trump frequently rails on the media, referring to reporters and publications as "fake news.
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We love the show, but we don't want it to go off the rails.
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Mike: My official read is that the whole thing is off-the-rails crazy.
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Even James Clapper has admonished John Brennan for having gone totally off the rails.
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When they try to steer the discussion back on the rails, Trump is undeterred.
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Having "corrupt intent" here would mean intending to throw Mueller's investigation off the rails.
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The first two rails count the minutes and the bottom rail counts the hours.
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Unless you have good chemistry, it's got the possibility of running off the rails.
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Norfolk Southern: The rails have had a bizarre run this year based on practically nothing.
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Kareem rails on the shows, saying it portrays "cartoonish physical and mental restrictions" on relationships.
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Or god forbid I start having some drinks—then things go off the rails [laughs].
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He rails as much against Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as he does against Trump.
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The rails, the wheels are safer than ever before and the people have been trained.
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Another image reveals water almost as high as the rails on the equestrian training ring.
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But, emphasized Quinn, it's not just the rails that have to be made more resilient.
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They help prevent him from being tagged as one of the elitists he rails against.
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The rules were a reaction to a mortgage system that had gone off the rails.
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By the finale, things have truly flown off the rails and into the ocean — literally.
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The conversation got heated and nearly went off the rails during one meeting in May.
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It includes patients using curtain or shower rails to commit suicide in mental-health units.
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In the book, you imply that capitalism has gone off the rails, but I disagree.
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Any steeper than that and you have to install safety measures, such as hand rails.
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The two built the bot using Ruby on Rails, Nodejs, Twilio for texting, and Wit.
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The rails, which migrated to other islands including Mauritius and Reunion, also landed on Aldabra.
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Jammeh's supporters deny such claims, and he frequently rails against the Western interference in Africa.
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Now, the rails have been brought down by crude-by-rail [orders] and by coal.
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We might go a little off the rails, but that's the fun part of it.
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The erector-set-like sled actually wore "slippers" to better glide along the metal rails.
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They also participated in workshops around iOS, Ruby on Rails, hardware, data science and security.
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Then everything went off the rails and it was Ronaldo's time to (briefly) steady Portugal.
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Holy crap, this Clinton answer on Lincoln went totally off the rails into Southern revisionism.
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It rails against Islam but denounces anti-Semitism and courts Jewish voters, with limited success.
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U.S. regulators have given ethanol shippers until 2023 to remove DOT 111s from the rails.
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"There needs to be some guard rails that protect consumers from being manipulated," McNamee said.
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"OK, we're officially off the rails," Bradford said amid nervous chuckles throughout the meeting room.
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They have notched rails so you don't have to worry about the bins tumbling down.
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In crashes, the rails have sometimes acted like spears, capable of impaling drivers and passengers.
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" Trump often rails on the media, and dubs certain articles or networks as "fake news.
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His slump seemed, at times, on the verge of knocking him off the rails entirely.
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Somewhere along the way, the debate went off the rails and became partisan and poisonous.
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OK, now, believe it or not, is where things start to go off the rails.
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This was a child who'd spent years perfecting how to climb doorframes and stair rails.
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Plus the folio has its own rails to stick one of the small ones onto.
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It was cool to see what everyone pulled out because those rails were not small.
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Someone in the Soviet leadership realized that the general secretary was going off the rails.
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In almost all of "Tailspin," a well-intentioned liberal reform goes badly off the rails.
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When they cease to be that's when I'll know I've gone dangerously off the rails.
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We must adhere to some sort of "program" or we will go off the rails.
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Part of being an adult is applying the brakes before transactions go off the rails.
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How do people go off the rails so easily by engaging in clearly dishonest conduct?
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Ms. Rae-Venter agrees that these investigations have the potential to go off the rails.
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In blistering terms, the senator rails against Mr. Trump and conservatives who have embraced him.
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He doesn't want to talk about the scandal but rails against the "misinformation" out there.
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As we've reported ... Mama's life has seemingly gone off the rails in the recent months.
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There's a reason why Team Trump rails against socialism and wants to run against Sanders.
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Perhaps they are part of the supposed "deep state" against which the president constantly rails.
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In my experience, this is where shit is most likely to go off the rails.
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The documentary "Off the Rails," Adam Irving's first film, is an assured and thoughtful debut.
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Trump often rails on the media, accusing reporters of dishonest and biased coverage against him.
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He reached up to grip the rails above his head, trying to lift his pelvis.
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As rails push apart, each train car passing above may be affected differently, he said.
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" Alex Pareene explores how political fact-checking went off the rails in "The Pinocchio Syndrome.
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This is the lack of direct access to the domestic payment rails for non-banks.
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He frequently rails against social media companies for what he sees as anti-conservative bias.
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The day went off the rails with the clumsy, criminally stupid catfight with Ohio Gov.
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"It's putting guard rails around capitalism, it's not rejecting capitalism and doing a demolition job."
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But Bush's lows became even lower as the economy went off the rails in 2008.
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The report touches on core infrastructure categories such as roads, bridges, rails, waterways and ports.
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"We have trained the guys only to grab the rails of the ladder," he said.
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For a brief, terrifying moment, rails twisted, metal crunched, windows shattered and each train wobbled.
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You had all these guys riding the rails and so on, because of mass unemployment.
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Prabowo is a charismatic nationalist with strong links to Islamists who frequently rails against foreigners.
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He was trying to pit NBC against another network, but it just went off the rails.
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Still to come, a high profile departure at Fox News and Roseanne goes off the rails.
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It&aposs not easy, and people say, "Oh, it could go off the rails," not likely.
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It's hard to place exactly where it goes off the rails—is "everywhere" an acceptable answer?
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In Alzheimer's disease, this process goes off the rails, leading to the uncontrolled buildup of plaques.
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But instead, the new normal rails against inclusivity, and the subtext of Gaga's rebrand gets blurry.
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But it's an example of facial recognition's nascency sending a public surveillance effort off the rails.
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That title currently belongs to Shanghai's maglev train, which uses magnets to hover above the rails.
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He says Roseanne has been off the rails the last 6 months ... so he's not surprised.
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Here's why anyone considering a career in a startup environment should learn Ruby on Rails: 1.
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There are now too many examples where 'no rails' have resulted in great damage to society.
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Sorry to Bother You deliberately runs off its rails and then out of the railyard entirely.
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Sometimes, Van Ness's overactive, hot-wired brain causes the podcast to veer unabashedly off the rails.
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The operating system no longer feels like it's as "on rails" as it used to be.
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"With slopestyle, jumping around and hitting rails, you don't need anything magical or spectacular," said Woods.
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But whereas Reagan was an optimist, Mr Trump rails against the loss of an imagined past.
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None of that really matters when it comes to Cottonmouth, who is going off the rails.
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I also liked the two giant knobs that live on the insides of the guard rails.
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Alas, artificial intelligence (AI) is unlikely to succeed where steel rails and internal-combustion engines failed.
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This is a world where the normal has gone off the rails, where everything is awry.
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This decline in the rails could be sending negative signs about the state of the economy.
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While Trump's Wednesday morning tweets were especially off the rails, Monday and Tuesday weren't much better.
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Until the market-wide decline on Friday, the rails were among the strongest groups out there.
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KK: Ruby on Rails is what I've been learning in my classes at the Flatiron School.
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And now Gordon's onto Renata, telling her that her guard rails are up to her ears.
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Like his father, he frequently rails at Big Tech for what he calls social media censorship.
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What is Jon going to do now that his aunt queen is completely off the rails?
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Then when you move your mouth to animate the character, it goes completely off the rails.
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The White House reality show goes off the rails when it shifts into more scripted moments.
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Companies that want to reach the market increasingly have no choice but to ride Amazon's rails.
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They tell me about their React apps and their Rails APIs and their page design skills.
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Many top sites including Hulu, Twitter, Airbnb, and Groupon use Rails in building their web applications.
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But one thing that's helped with rails is that natural gas has gone up in price.
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The Pershing Square boss rails against passive portfolio managers in a missive sent out this week.
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But it wasn't until the plane was midair that the trip went fully off the rails.
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Hyperallergic stopped by the NYPL's main branch for a preview of the reading rails on Wednesday.
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He rails against free-trade agreements, blaming them for job losses and castigating Australia's "lousy negotiators".
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The document rails against Muslims and immigrants and includes several references to memes and video games.
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While Perriello rails against Trump, Northam's message is rooted in his long ties to state politics.
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Trump, like a typical boss, recognizes the threat posed by cooperation, and rails angrily against it.
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Cramer added that the transportation stocks, including airlines, freight forwarders and rails, are also in demand.
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Instead of updating rails, tunnels and bridges, state governments pour tax dollars elsewhere with reckless abandon.
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Trump frequently rails on the media and accuses publications and reporters of putting out fake news.
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Trump often rails on the media, accusing reporters of printing incorrect stories related to his administration.
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When the president rails about the press and suggests it is the enemy, he scares Americans.
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David Brooks Does anybody else have the sense that Donald Trump is slipping off the rails?
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Within the frame and on top of the support rails, you place two sets of slats.
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The cabinets have side rails for drinks and a thick glass top for viewing the figures.
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Some leakers, maybe today more than ever, fear that the administration is heading off the rails.
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A carpenter came to attach firm wooden rails to the bed that he'd always slept in.
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The comment from Trump comes as he continually rails against Democrats for current U.S. immigration policies.
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The rails and trucking colossus XPO Logistics saw gains, both key signs of health in commerce.
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If you try to take it all on yourself it can easily go off the rails.
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It is moving on rails along the fence or ropes to the left or the right.
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In his columns, Mr. Muñoz rails against the leftist government that has reduced Venezuelans to hunger.
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The void is obvious, and somewhat bizarre – as if someone simply forgot to lay down rails.
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" • "But Beijing isn't retreating from its vision to build a network of ports, rails and roads.
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Every inch of the system's rails is supposed to be checked twice a week for imperfections.
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Switzerland hopes to prevent railway tracks from buckling under extreme heat by painting the rails white.
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An examination of the language — like "slippery rails" and "annulment" — and what those excuses actually mean.
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Last week, the cause of train delays was not slippery rails but a balky old bridge.
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When President Trump rails against the press, is he motivated by a genuine sense of injustice?
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Critics retort that Mr. López Obrador is himself a member of the establishment he rails against.
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For some candidates, the problems on the rails are both personal and part of their campaign.
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Indeed, no medical degree is required to recognize that the President had gone off the rails.
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He tells jokes at his own expense one minute and rails at the defense the next.
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He rails against the mass-produced and tries to rally our appreciation for the natural world.
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What surprised me was the degree to which those tactics and rhetoric completely jumped the rails.
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The Wisconsin Republican now rails against Democrats as out to get Trump since his 2016 election.
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He rails against elites and on Tuesday signed an order favoring American companies for federal contracts.
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Between 1990 and 2016, 224 tunnels were discovered, some with air vents, rails and electric lights.
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The stretcher is pushed down the rails and into the flames, and the doors slam shut.
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"Even James Clapper has admonished John Brennan for having gone totally off the rails," Trump tweeted.
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And if we rely too much on external partners, things can go off the rails quickly.
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Under fire, Trump rages, rails and frequently doubles down on his convictions and even his fictions.
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The structure's outer shell will be able to glide back along rails onto an adjoining plaza.
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Trump frequently rails against the use of anonymous sources, most recently last week, when he tweeted.
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In a clothes shop in London, I sift through the rails, looking for something to wear.
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Donald Trump rails against the "rigged" political system that keeps people like Hillary Clinton in power.
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After an hour of hitting, I suddenly began to crack my backhand rails and recoil smoothly.
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Now friends are trying to make sense of how catastrophically his life went off the rails.
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Ms. Paulson's character, Ally, crippled by various phobias, rails about how the election made everything worse.
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Bernhard rails against the popular practice in some bars of lighting the sugar cube on fire.
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It's uniquely Foxian, serious and hilarious in equal measure, consistently off the rails but never lost.
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In Dib's "Cubic Emptiness," a floor-length, quilted curtain hung from each of the four top rails.
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The current concept vehicles are zero-emission and would run on Tesla batteries while sliding on rails.
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She finds some curtain rails that work, and I help her saw them to the correct length.
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The flying shooter, be it on-rails or more free-roaming, isn't much of a thing anymore.
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On that island, and only on that island, live nearly 6,000 puny featherballs called Inaccessible Island rails.
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The sides look a bit raw because that's where the rails are that the controllers attach to.
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While a skier, McMurray was the first to land a "Fizzle Flip" a spinning backflip between rails.
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It's a contraption made of rails, motors, and 3D-printed parts, and runs on open-source code.
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Jammeh's supporters deny allegations of atrocities and he frequently rails against Western interference in Africa's internal affairs.
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The wavering from GOP senators comes despite support from Trump, who frequently rails against high drug prices.
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Head underground to find a network of minecart rails, some of which connect to powered musical blocks.
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When the risk of buckling rails goes up, trains have to slow down, or sometimes stop completely.
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The first is an on-rails, arcade shooter where you move through environments shooting cute pink aliens.
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He gets his prostate checked (by a chipper Danny DeVito), and he rails on his wayward students.
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The date goes off the rails when Chris says that some of the men aren't being honest.
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Plus, the strips are compatible with Lifx's other light systems, like the Tile panel or Beam rails.
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While everything about this video screams "Russian prank!" charging a phone off the rails seem scientifically legit.
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Sanders, who routinely rails against "millionaires and billionaires," faced questions about his own status as a millionaire.
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Money managers don't care, though, because rails have always been a part of their playbook, Cramer said.
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There are "on-rails" moments where the Falcon constantly moves forward as you steer to avoid obstacles.
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However, the rails managed to bounce back in late January and early February after being beat down.
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The boys pulled tricks on flaming boards, slid down burning rails, and grinded on fire-coated barriers.
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No, it's just there are third rails now everywhere in our conversation that can get people destroyed.
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Pop the metal frame over your iPhone and then slide the slim battery through the frame's rails.
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This says the left rails against President Trump trying to find some evidence of collusion with Russia.
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How does he feel about the way the character has been hijacked and taken off the rails?
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You may be eyeball-deep in some program or script before something, somewhere goes off the rails.
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"That s–t don't have nothing to do with me," she rails to him in the video.
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That said, Dennis thinks ABC always had a backup plan in case Roseanne went off the rails.
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At one point in the process though, the bots' communication style went a little off the rails.
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I looked back and the wagons behind us left the rails and started rolling over and over.
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His fervent support is not something she's matching… Things seem to be a little off the rails.
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But there is always the worry that such policies might send Japan's economy off the rails altogether.
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He often rails against billionaires and what he views as a system that doesn't tax them enough.
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The Ruby on Rails community is a very active one, and the internet is overflowing with resources.
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The earthquake knocked an out-of-service Shinkansen bullet train off its rails, JR Kyushu Railway reported.
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That model has a matte black back and the same titanium rails used on Essential's white model.
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But it became so watered down, by 28500, the proposed tunnel was unconnected to any existing rails.
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Jammeh's supporters deny allegations of atrocities and he frequently rails against Western interference in African internal affairs.
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Trump, who often rails on other media networks and reporters, is known to frequently watch Fox News.
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" The segment eventually went off the rails when Cortes referred to Navarro as a "de facto leftie.
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Marçal also rails against the study of that economy, meaning economics, our favorite latter-day science-religion.
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These technologies will help link delivery systems, ports, rails, highways, and public transportation in new, unique ways.
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The car ran as if on rails in testing, completing nearly 22015 race distances over eight days.
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The White House has suggested, but not definitively stated, that it will stay within those guide-rails.
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President Trump rails against Canadian dairy tariffs, and he's right that foreign farm protection injures U.S. farmers.
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And yes, there are any number of ways it could go off the rails, politically or substantively.
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I think it gives her permission to run in 2020 if things really come off the rails.
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Sometimes, though, too much of an experimental impulse can knock an otherwise promising track off the rails.
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But imagine being Rocko coming back into a world on technological rails after 20 years in space.
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I learned that most acceptance speeches are mind-bendingly boring, but some occasionally go off the rails.
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Buttons and dials on the side arm rails move the platform up and down and control speed.
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The flames actually come from gas-fed heaters that run alongside the rails and keep them warm.
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Second, it's a lovely train, a hotel on rails with private sleeping rooms and a lounge car.
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Amazon has said it increased cleaning of stair rails, door handles and other surfaces at its buildings.
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He rails against the media and accuses a newspaper columnist of leading a "conspiracy" to discredit him.
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Second, the rail as a platform fueled a market for better rail-mounted accessories and better rails.
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And this moved beyond just rifles and carbines, with accessory-accommodating rails now on pistols and shotguns.
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Paris Hilton thinks Steve Aoki is all wrong when he rails that there are no female DJs.
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Detroit skillfully spreads its critique across a whole set of institutional rails on which injustice can run.
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That's why the company is putting resources into making sure AI systems don't go off the rails.
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Hornby's story is a lightly stinging comedy about a marriage that's threatening to go off the rails.
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Especially this season for me in the "Jeremy Bearemy" episode where my character goes off the rails.
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In time, adjustments were made so that visitors could simply lean backward while holding onto iron rails.
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"We were expecting to expand in Iran, build rails," said Gruppo Ventura's chief financial officer, Alessandro Ventura.
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While most freight can simply — albeit often more expensively — be put on rails or wheels, some cannot.
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The enemies that the leading character in "The Destiny of Me" rails against have never gone away.
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But the debate went off the rails pretty quickly, and it never really got back on track.
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How ironic that Chairman Pai rails against application of antiquated regulations when he gladly reactivates one here.
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And he rails against social media, as every nonfiction writer nowadays is required by law to do.
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But a trial could further test Americans' patience, and could go off the rails in unpredictable ways.
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Accountability, clarity, and transparency are essential to keep the 85033B program from going further off the rails.
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Then the awnings were tilted back down, the tables pushed forward and the crowds filled the rails.
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Poem Note the way slant and full rhyming couplets provide graceful rails for this poem's difficult subject.
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Where there had been bulky armoires in the bedrooms, she installed Shaker peg rails for hanging storage.
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But we had to have at least one item on this list that's completely off the rails.
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And like the railroads of yore, Amazon dictates terms and prices to those dependent on its rails.
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President Donald Trump regularly rails against what he sees as corruption by the rich and well-connected.
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The Syrian conflict exposed — and was worsened by — failures of the very systems the right rails against.
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Amtrak debuted a video ad campaign Thursday, hoping to attract air and road travelers to the rails.
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Norway duo of Johanne Killi and Tiril Sjaastad Christiansen both fell on the rails in first run.
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He rails about big government, then pulls a big-government move with Carrier, the air-conditioner manufacturer.
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This movie is a twisted delight with Willem Dafoe and Robert Pattinson going completely off the rails.
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I'll tell you what, look, you're absolutely right structurally, but we're going to actually own the rails.
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" The president often rails on the media and refers to certain networks and stories as "fake news.
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Clint Eastwood's interviews may tend to go off the rails, but his movies keep tightly on track.
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The Trump presidency is increasingly coming off the rails and threatening the very viability of our democracy.
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Mr. Morales often rails about what he calls American conspiracies to undermine leftist governments, including his own.
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At 9–10, I thumped a series of forehand rails and then whipped a crosscourt by him.
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Peering down the rails revealed something that looks more like a wriggling snake than an iron road.
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Peering down the rails revealed something that looks more like a wriggling snake than an iron road.
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The Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which oversees the subways, buses, and commuter rails, is a state-run agency.
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Time and cost savings are chief among the reasons why people are opting to ride the rails.
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Do they think he's bad and are just trying to keep him from going off the rails?
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Seeing Randall go off the rails, Beth swoops in and suggests turning the channel to the Puppy Bowl.
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For some of us, I imagine, that's a relief when what we expected was off-the-rails offensive.
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I&aposd be more afraid they&aposd never get on the rails, not that it would go off.
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Take your pick of available coding courses and dive in with HTML5, JavaScript, Ruby on Rails, and more.
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A new subway line built during his tenure suffered from design problems that caused excessive wear on rails.
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My other option was to ride the rails with some other kids when they headed east in September.
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INGRAHAM: Taking over the State House, they were hanging over the rails, they were hanging over the rafters.
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On a gray concrete ramp lined by neon yellow safety rails, a mean-looking military machine spins up.
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It went off the rails later, but grades one through sixth were a real ass-on-lips fest.
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By the time you're a pro at JavaScript or Ruby on Rails, there's a new language to learn.
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You can't roll it a little and then fold it over, since it would hide the closure rails.
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So, when the hunting trip goes strangely off the rails, she raises the alarm far quicker than Nicholas.
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It's kind of like "tuning" the rails to adapt to higher temperatures, explained the University of Albany's Bassill.
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There are now too many examples where the no rails have resulted in a great damage to society.
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I chained myself to the rails of a single ride instead of venturing through the entire amusement park.
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And it's not just flooding, either: Lately, the planet's weather has generally gone completely off-the-rails crazy.
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" Pull-ups "Position yourself underneath the pool rails and pull yourself up until your chest hits the bar.
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He obviously hated him and explains why things went off the rails did they under the Obama administration.
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Just beyond the vehicle, a young woman is climbing over the rails, set on leaping into the water.
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Not to lock up Clinton, but to try to figure out: How did it get off the rails?
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In fact, three of the EVAs were "so off the rails," the researchers couldn't even do a comparison.
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"But we might hope for a Gallatin who kept Presidents Jefferson and Madison from going off the rails."
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Between these two rails are the frames themselves, which are measured in a whole slew of confusing ways.
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A solid squad of girlfriends can also keep you from going off the rails during more emotional moments.
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For instance, when it comes to public procurement — building bridges, roads, rails, whatever — in Europe, everyone is welcome.
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It's on on-rails experience, as the vehicles cat and mouse through the gritty, neon Blade Runner landscape.
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Thirty-two cars came off the rails as the train moved through the town just before 5 a.m.
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In Alberta, Mr Kenney—who crafted Mr Harper's outreach to conservative nonwhites—rails against Ottawa and crony capitalism.
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He went off the rails inside the hotel, squared off with police and was ultimately arrested for trespassing.
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While the man in question didn't exactly go off the rails, he didn't take it too well, either.
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I was anxious to see [Heidi] … and having that happen threw everything off the rails for a second.
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When I was 16 I went off the rails a bit after the breakdown of my parents' relationship.
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Six months ago Jim Cramer told investors that the railroad stocks were about to go off the rails.
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Creating the rails for what Goldman Sachs estimated will be a $100+ billion market is a tremendous opportunity.
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I told him to grab on the rails and squeeze hard once the wind really started picking up.
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Connect them to a JSON API, usually written in Ruby on Rails, which also powered the web site.
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"We'd rather be the railroad than to try and own every single train that goes on the rails."
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Indeed, in the management, sale and use of consumer data, there are no clear rules or guard rails.
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My yoga teacher is goth and smokes sometimes and is health conscious but rails about bullshit wellness products.
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According to DeRosier, Sloan somehow pulled the blanket through his crib rails and got himself stuck in it.
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And apparently the Kelly interview was as off the rails behind the scenes as it was on screen.
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For beginning developers, here's another Ruby on Rails perk: if you need help, it's not hard to find.
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"Somehow I let things go off the rails, and for that I apologize to Adam," Mr. Skelos said.
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This special counsel investigation has jumped the rails, and it is really not clear where it is headed.
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"Hard Times Killin' Floor Blues," by Skip James, becomes a furious expedition, threatening to fly off the rails.
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The GOP rails against government waste but also views Pruitt as a key figure in Trump's deregulation agenda.
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He touts his experience as an Army Ranger, rails against crippling regulations and promises to defend religious liberty.
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The EU's decision in the Google Shopping case marks a competition policy that is severely off the rails.
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That would naturally benefit trucks, rails and airlines," Gina Sanchez, CEO of Chantico Global, said on "Trading Nation.
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Clinton would bolt for a candidate who lost the primary, let alone one who rails against the establishment.
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The paper rails against so-called tax-dodging corporations, some of which pay a negative effective tax rate.
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Chet's off the rails, Coleman's out of his league, and Quinn is a weapon you can't leave unattended.
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He rails against, among other things, the concept of hanging out ("What are you 'hanging' from, my friend").
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Unfortunately, the plot goes off the rails in the second half, as horror needlessly lurches into the supernatural.
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Trump, who often rails against news organizations and reporters, has in the past praised Fox for its reporting.
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Accompanying themselves on guitar, they sang songs of work, heartbreak, the road, the rails, the fragility of everything.
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The president-elect also often rails on the media, accusing it of biased and dishonest coverage against him.
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Not only big flips down big stairs, pinches on long rails, smooth ledge dancing, and viral hippie flips.
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Dubrovnik is known for its seafood, and Modern on the Rails reflects that emphasis with a raw bar.
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Well, we've had plenty of presidents who seemed to go off the rails in the prime of life.
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But on Monday night, the network's coverage of the crisis slid back off the rails in spectacular fashion.
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The interview began with Carvey's character pleading innocence, but it didn't take long to fly off the rails.
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In addition to complying with COPPA, GDPR and other local regulations, Apple sets out some explicit guard rails.
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So I decided to swear off car travel for a weekend of skiing and snowboarding via the rails.
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They could be aimed, in theory, at Russian nuclear-armed ballistic missiles being carried on trucks or rails.
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Furthermore, it's not clear that Trump really understands why his campaign has gone so badly off the rails.
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Speaker Nancy Pelosi of California said it appeared he was "going off the rails" to protect Mr. Trump.
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On that channel, he shows people how to do complex repairs and often rails against Apple's repair policies.
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A train hurtled around a corner at 82 mph, eventually coming off the rails and killing four passengers.
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Indeed, commuter railroads from Boston to Philadelphia were citing slippery rails as a cause of delays this week.
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Not the 85033-percenters Sanders rails against, but the poor and middle-class Americans he claims to represent.
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Instead, it was used (along with city subsidies) to pay for new rails for the No. 7 extension.
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The agency is now checking rails across the system to make sure replacement parts are being properly stored.
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Orban rails against immigrants and bashes the European Commission -- the executive arm of the EU -- whenever he can.
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Maybe Paige and Philip will go off the rails in their own separate ways, and maybe they won't.
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" Greenbrier Companies: "Greenbrier's interesting, but you know, when I speak of rails, I always speak of Union Pacific.
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Hopefully, the incoming administration will throw the switch before allowing this docket to run off the proverbial rails.
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Stay on track, don't go off the rails, but still stay true to the unfiltered, unapologetic Trump brand.
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Chris Christie of New Jersey have threatened to withhold payments to Amtrak for the use of its rails.
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Or had he simply gone off the rails at a time when public opinion was doing the same?
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"The hearing briefly went off the rails as the two lawmakers had a heated exchange on decorum."Mr.
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To borrow imagery from a less literary sport, you feel that this novel's bowling lane has bumper rails.
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He regularly rails against abortion, and argued in 2005 footage reported by CNN that homosexuality should be illegal.
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"She pulled me in between the two rails, and the train rolled over me," Wenszell, 57, told CNN.
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Mr. Christie threatened to withhold payments to Amtrak for the shared use of its rails and station platforms.
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Puerto Rico, a United States territory, ran off the rails by using debt to spend beyond its means.
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At that point, "Wonder Park" begins to run off the rails, lacking enough heft to sustain the premise.
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When it comes to transferring large sums, it's still more efficient for Veem to use traditional financial rails.
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The reminder is a particularly harsh one for Sanders, who repeatedly rails on the Koch's influence in politics.
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This New Yorker moved to Beijing for her husband's work in 2012 and swiftly went off the rails.
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This is a part of what needs to be done to get the company back on the rails.
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Heating the tracks with fire expands the metal until the two rails can be put back together again.
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You see, the commuter rails in Tokyo have been privately run for these last 30 years... sort of.
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He then went into a long speech about different dimensions and universes that quickly went off the rails.
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She hits terrific rails—the staple shot that hugs the sidewall—and is springy as a Super Ball.
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The Union Pacific train jumped the rails near the town of Mosier, about 70 miles east of Portland.
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"Everything is completely falling off the rails," Mr. Strzok wrote in a text to a colleague on Jan.
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"He's on a fast train to it, but the rails aren't totally greased," a South Carolina Republican said.
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Amtrak proudly brags about the 11.4 million passengers who plowed the rails between DC and Boston in 2013.
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The whole thing goes off the rails basically immediately and dissolves into a beautiful mess of goofy laughter.
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The interview goes off the rails, and then the piece de resistance is when Kelly's wife bursts in.
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But these businesses still had value, having invested heavily in laying down rails and building engines and cars.
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Unfortunately, Jughead is busy preparing to ride the rails with his best friend (more on that in a second).
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Trump rails against illegal immigration, while many Mormons empathize with immigrants because of their own experiences serving as missionaries.
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Obstructionists blocked his $50 billion "roads, rails and runways" proposal in 2010 and his American Jobs Act in 2011.
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A photograph handed to reporters by the fire brigade showed just four carriages left standing upright on the rails.
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That duo previously collaborated on another serial-killer series, "The Following," which started well and ran off the rails.
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Political anger is about politics and a system of government that voters rightly see as headed off the rails.
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I suspect that The Incredibles was animated this way — tight, on-rails — for the same reason Crash Bandicoot was.
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Things really went off the rails after WeWork submitted paperwork to the government to become a publicly traded company.
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So, grab your maps and travel apps and hit the highways, skyways, and rails — right this very minute. Ready?
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Santa Clara University alreadyhas a self-driving shuttle on an established, recurring route (like a monorail with no rails).
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While the president rails against him in Washington, Mr. Sessions travels the country diligently pushing the conservative Trump agenda.
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A motorcycle on rails inside the tunnel had been modified to run in the low-oxygen environment, deep underground.
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On Monday morning, however, New York schools are open and subway and commuter rails are mostly up and running.
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It is still unknown how the goats found their way onto the rails and to whom the animals belong.
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That alert went completely off the rails when Trump nominated then-senator Jeff Sessions to lead the Justice Department.
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There were plenty of signs that Do Not Track was going off the rails long before Markey and Sen.
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Late AugustNot long after Facebook axed its human news curators, the algorithms that replaced them went off the rails.
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Its targeting recently has included tunnel entrances, rocket rails, weapons caches, mortar positions and the leadership on the ground.
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"With kids, it's so easy to go off the rails," Milano tells PEOPLE of her diet and exercise plan.
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Right this has gone off the rails now Who is doing this what do we do with this pic.twitter.
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Yet Ms Le Pen rails against "bacterial immigration" while Viktor Orban, the populist Hungarian prime minister, calls migrants "poison".
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When said roommate started dating someone who worked for New York's largest liquor distributor, things went off the rails.
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The level of creativity when it comes to denim is off the rails, and almost nothing surprises us anymore.
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People came to the rails to see what they'd caught but seemed disappointed when it was just more mackerel.
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Jordan Peterson, a Canadian psychology professor who rails against political correctness and notions of white privilege, has 8,000 supporters.
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Bieber and Mallette were estranged for two years, as the pop star's public behavior went increasingly off the rails.
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Sources close to Scott and Kourtney tell us he is off the rails again ... abusing alcohol and other substances.
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You know things have gone off the rails when you're playing like any Hantz, let alone the wrong Hantz.
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Without Baelish twirling his mustaches as he ties damsels to the rails, what's the point in even having trains?
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The flightless rails are "among the most species-rich examples of parallel evolution in vertebrates" according to one paper.
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When we last saw him, Kodak was off the rails while leaving another Hollywood club ... but left without incident.
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They no longer have a story on rails, but have to deal with the interactivity of the real world.
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A motorcycle on rails inside the tunnel was adjusted to run in an environment with limited oxygen, he said.
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They start making out, but as their foreplay intensifies, her imitation of a sensual performance goes off the rails.
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Halfway through a Year of Lil Wayne, we are in similar territory—celebrating and potentially going off the rails.
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Whether an attacker could actually send a train off the rails is not something I want to find out.
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Yet just because Ruby on Rails is easy to pick up doesn't mean it's any less powerful or valuable.
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Companies that are built on Ruby on Rails reportedly include Airbnb, Groupon, Basecamp, Square, Shopify, Hulu, Kickstarter, and Crunchbase.
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The debate went off the rails at times, with Gillum and DeSantis landing several aggressive blows against one another.
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Portraying a sorely tested Southern matriarch, she rails against God and the elements with a harrowingly Lear-like rage.
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Ryu: The politics have been all over the place this season, but they went off the rails last night.
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While those are the stable families, the strivers, Mr. Rodríguez's building housed people who had fallen off the rails.
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The bus is electric-powered and elevated, operating on rails so it can drive over cars on standard roads.
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The "No" story started when The Times's newsroom was struck by an email thread that went off the rails.
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If he starts off willing to do anything, it's not as interesting to watch him go off the rails.
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When an interview starts to go off the rails, steer the conversation towards something you feel comfortable speaking to.
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Equipment that helps frail seniors stay in their homes also can be covered, including grab bars and stair rails.
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