When he re-entered the room, she was holding a handgun.
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She re-entered rehab in January to deal with childhood trauma.
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In doing so he also re-entered the health care debate.
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Puma re-entered the basketball market last year to great success.
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Daisy's father re-entered the U.S. to reunite with his family.
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Now, story has re-entered the process in a big way.
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He re-entered the League humbly, saying all the right things.
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The planes re-entered service 37 days after they were grounded.
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When he re-entered the game, Harris soon found his shooting stroke.
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The S&P 500 dropped 2.2 percent and re-entered correction territory.
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The dealer then re-entered the bodega, according to the police account.
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He re-entered and was ordered removed by a judge in 2007.
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And America's trade conflict with Canada has also re-entered the spotlight.
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The police officer was standing just outside and re-entered the room.
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The same aircraft then re-entered the air space at 53:21 p.m.
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DOLORES/WESTWORLD Back in Westworld, Dolores and her entourage have re-entered Sweetwater.
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Puma and New Balance both re-entered the basketball sneaker market last year.
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Atlixqueno re-entered the United States unlawfully at an unknown date, ICE said.
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After Westbrook re-entered, the Thunder went scoreless on their next six possessions.
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The men's game has re-entered another phase of dominance by Novak Djokovic.
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He won and re-entered an institution that allies said he found frustrating.
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Left the country and re-entered with no other documentation outside of DACA.
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Mercedes re-entered Grand Prix racing in the Formula One championship in 1954.
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Last year Argentina re-entered the list of the world's top ten beef exporters.
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Aaron Carter has re-entered rehab one week after he left the treatment facility.
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She has willingly re-entered a place that few people ever want to revisit.
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In all, 1.1 million more borrowers went into or re-entered default last year.
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He re-entered Parliament in 1977 as the head of the small Neoliberal Party.
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As it slowed upon arrival at the next, I re-entered the waking world.
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Despite the ferocity of the hit, Moore re-entered the game after one play.
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But the beleaguered national security adviser re-entered the building without answering shouted questions.
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After his release he re-entered politics and now once again serves as Interior Minister.
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Brown re-entered the political arena in 1989 as chairman of the state's Democratic Party.
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In February, reports began circulating that Lovato had relapsed and re-entered a treatment facility.
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In February, reports began circulating that Lovato had relapsed and re-entered a treatment facility.
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After Russia re-entered the news, The Americans knew its fifth season would be relevant.
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In 2014, Hernandez illegally re-entered the U.S. a third time, was arrested and removed.
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Some have either joined the Senate, re-entered private life, or joined the Trump administration.
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Meanwhile Ehud Barak, a former prime minister, re-entered politics to great fanfare this summer.
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Later, he re-entered the shop and shot the body of one victim several times.
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A few weeks later, as he re-entered the country, federal authorities confiscated his passport.
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Forged cookies allow access to some user information without passwords having to be re-entered.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Tiangong-1 space module re-entered the earth's atmosphere at 8:15 a.m.
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Let me be clear: Whitman has not re-entered that process as yet, although she might.
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She also re-entered Hollywood – an industry she'd long left behind to focus on her children.
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In 2014, she illegally re-entered the U.S. a third time and was arrested and removed.
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The yield on the re-entered negative territory at negative 20.25 percent at 20.50:21.51 p.m.
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The driver got out, re-entered the bus a few minutes later, and we drove on.
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The first stage re-entered the atmosphere and landed on the droneship about six minutes later.
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Love re-entered the game to start the second quarter, but the Heat didn't let up.
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Holt and Devers returned to the bench as Kinsler and Nunez re-entered the starting lineup.
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Short re-entered the apartment to find all kinds of belongings floating in knee-high water.
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His opponents in campaigns after he re-entered politics describe him as extremely disciplined and cordial.
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She later re-entered, but said she had no plans to go back into the hearing.
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The dropped 20153 percent to 22015,259.3 and re-entered correction territory, with tech falling 260.0 percent.
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Paul re-entered the spotlight in July when he gave a bizarre interview on Fox Business.
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As the civil rights era dawned, Old South symbols re-entered the mainstream of Southern politics.
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Recently, Mr. Madoff re-entered the news, as he filed for compassionate release from federal prison.
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With Tuesday's letter, the group has re-entered the Capitol Hill debate in a big way.
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D Joe Morrow re-entered the Bruins lineup on Saturday for the first time in seven games.
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It was a shocking twist, especially given that Monica had only recently re-entered her family's life.
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Barack Obama re-entered the political arena today, declaring himself a "fellow citizen" rather than former president.
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Kleiner Perkins re-entered the early-stage market with a whopping $600 million effort announced in January.
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On Friday, Trainor re-entered the spotlight after a hiatus following a secret second vocal chord surgery.
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Engineer Parrish Nelson Hirasaki made sure the astronauts didn't burn up when they re-entered Earth's atmosphere.
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In the latest report, the jobless rate ticked higher because some 600,000 people re-entered the workforce.
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Last year, GM re-entered the military contract business, establishing a new division, called GM Defense LLC.
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Staff gave her and the late arrivals a round of applause as they re-entered the plane.
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When I re-entered the indoor track 20 minutes before my race, the walls turned to pixels.
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Michael Bolton has re-entered the zeitgeist over the last decade for his wry, unblinking self-parody.
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Twelve countries remain endemic for measles, and the four countries mentioned previously have re-entered measles transmission.
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He re-entered the game at the start the fourth quarter and immediately made a long jumper.
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According to the government report, 601,000 people came off the sidelines and re-entered the work force.
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The 353-year-old company that invented the blue jean re-entered the public market on Thursday.
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Lawmakers were visibly exhausted as they exited and re-entered the secure room in order to vote.
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He re-entered the country illegally, but was granted a stay because his son is battling cancer.
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D Joe Morrow re-entered the Bruins lineup for the first time in seven games on Saturday night.
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The law would make punishment for convicted and deported criminals more severe if they re-entered the country.
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He re-entered the venue and attacked Carter onstage, breaking a computer and a speaker in the process.
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Cicero, for his part, retired, but then re-entered the ancient political arena when he saw rising corruption.
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He re-entered public life in 2017, and ran in the Likud primary election in February, finishing third.
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Had he re-entered the race, it would have set up a potentially bitter primary election with Rep.
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A Chinese space station the size of a school bus re-entered Earth's atmosphere about 215:20013 p.m.
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The Steelers re-entered the story as well, with Roethlisberger accusing Burfict of threatening receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster.
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He re-entered twice in 2014 and served prison sentences for illegal re-entry, a criminal felony conviction.
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This week's heavy outflows showed investors remain skittish, having re-entered equities with $14 billion inflows last week.
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However, Whitman reportedly re-entered the CEO race in the eleventh hour, but she didn't land the job.
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One of the reasons Penney re-entered the appliance business is because Sears has been ceding share, Ellison added.
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Nine other Bowie albums also re-entered or debuted on the Billboard 200 for the first time this week.
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This, even though she has not formally presented her vision to the board or even re-entered the process.
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But Alie-Cox re-entered the game soon after and the Beavers couldn't keep VCU out of the lane.
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Last week the company re-entered Britain's FTSE 100 index of blue chip companies after a three month absence.
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Bush has also re-entered the political spotlight, at times offering comments implicitly critical of Trump, a fellow Republican.
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The 1972 tour was a big deal, the band's way of making a splash as they re-entered America.
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There was a sizable basketball section as well, a market that Puma re-entered last year to great success.
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The pair re-entered through the front door and found Mr. Deleon in the lobby, according to the complaint.
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The Agalarovs stayed in touch with Trump after the 2013 event and re-entered the picture in summer 2016.
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" The song re-entered the mainstream in 1994 as the opening anthem for Quentin Tarantino's blockbuster film "Pulp Fiction.
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By 2016, when he re-entered American politics by joining Mr. Trump's campaign, his financial troubles had grown acute.
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Peugeot-Citroën has now re-entered the market, restarting an existing joint venture but dealing only with Iran Khodro.
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Gun violence re-entered the national conversation last month after a shooting at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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Three months later, Jamal legally re-entered the United States on October 25, 2002, on a temporary nonimmigrant visa.
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The Browns re-entered the N.F.L. hopefully, with the No. 1 overall draft pick Tim Couch as their quarterback.
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But the all share index climbed to 23,598 points on Thursday as some investors re-entered the market, traders said.
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When the founders re-entered China, they saw something was missing in the booming domestic business environment: effective talent management.
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This is obviously what Scott saw as he finally re-entered our world after a trip through the Dark Time.
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He re-entered in the fourth, scoring seven crucial points in a row, giving his team a 21983-284 lead.
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Some had re-entered the country after having been deported once, which is a federal crime, and will face prosecution.
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Pichai did not say what steps Google would take to comply with Chinese laws if it re-entered the market.
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Williams re-entered the top 10 in 2015 and reached the semifinals last year at Wimbledon, losing to Angelique Kerber.
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Most Asian indexes closed lower on Wednesday as geopolitical tensions re-entered the spotlight and China consumer inflation missed expectations.
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He then re-entered the country on an H-22018 visa, which expired in 221, leaving him without legal status.
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According to multiple agencies tracking the space station's movements, 13-foot-long spacecraft re-entered Earth's atmosphere at 21:22016 p.m.
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The city said it found no evidence that the behavior was repeated when Uber re-entered the market in April 2015.
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Buhari returned to private life until he re-entered political life and ran for president repeatedly in the 2000s and 2010s.
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After a brief period in space, the spy satellite re-entered Earth's atmosphere, likely splashing down somewhere in the Indian Ocean.
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And you might remember another high-profile breakdown: The rogue Tiangong-1 satellite re-entered the atmosphere in an uncontrolled plummet.
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Aaron Carter is continuing to show off his weight-gain progress a little over a month after he re-entered rehab.
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It would be a major break from norms going back decades if Obama re-entered politics and challenged Trump on policy.
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Whitman was said to have re-entered the selection process at the eleventh hour, but the board ultimately went with Khosrowshahi.
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Uber is suspending its professional taxi service in Barcelona from tomorrow almost a year after it re-entered the Catalan capital.
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" Cuomo tweeted after the announcement, saying "It is unconscionable to deny voting rights to New Yorkers who have re-entered society.
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He said she later illegally re-entered the United States after being removed -- which is considered a felony under federal law.
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Traders cited profit-taking after the contract on Monday reached a near four-year high before buyers re-entered the market.
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Chinese officials say a defunct space station the country launched seven years ago re-entered the Earth's atmosphere on Sunday night.
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His name re-entered the national conversation this month, however, when a fan named Hsiu-Chen Kuei from San Jose, Calif.
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Frazier Glenn Miller (Frazier Glenn Cross) re-entered the news when he shot and killed three people in Overland Park, Kan.
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Mr. Sendegeya re-entered society through a program that allows perpetrators to be released if they seek forgiveness from their victims.
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After fighting off the pain, Headley re-entered the batter's box and began jawing with the home-plate umpire, Adrian Johnson.
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Clinton re-entered politics last spring after four years as secretary of state, noticeably rusty after her time away from the trail.
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Luckily, the shelter survived the fire threat, and the cats were later rescued as soon as the building could be re-entered.
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I worried that all the impulse control and peace I had found would be for nothing once I re-entered the fray.
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In 2012, however, she re-entered the music world to embark upon a DJing career, and has been sporadically playing sets since.
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Leruth says that after seeing a woman covered in blood, she re-entered the airport and tried to assist six injured victims.
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He re-entered several weeks later saying he had dropped out because Republican tricksters had been plotting to disrupt his daughter's wedding.
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After returning to Indonesia for a while, she re-entered Hong Kong using another forged passport given to her by another agency.
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A fervent Catholic, Mr Camacho declared in the presidential palace vacated by Mr Morales that "the Bible has re-entered" the building.
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Puma re-entered the basketball sector last year to great success and plans to continue capitalizing on that market in North America.
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He re-entered the game with three minutes left and hit two more buckets to go 215 of 22006 from the floor.
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He remained on the bench and re-entered the game midway through the fourth quarter, but did not play in the overtimes.
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It's not clear when exactly he re-entered the country, but marriage records show he was back in the US by 2002.
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Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna re-entered each other's social media lives today via a Snapchat story posted by Rob's better half.
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Lin Dunn, who coached the Fever from 2008 to 2014, also recently re-entered the college ranks, as an assistant at Kentucky.
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Here, on winter break, downhearted Spencer — his life hack didn't quite take — has dug up the game and re-entered its world.
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However, amid the chaos, the parents didn't notice that Loki had re-entered the home to save their pet dog, Cripps said.
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He checked into the sideline medical tent but emerged after a few minutes and re-entered the game for the next series.
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Savage checked into the sideline medical tent but emerged after a few minutes and re-entered the game for the next series.
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He re-entered elective politics a decade later to serve four years as mayor of his native Oakland, California, starting in 2007.
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The Wildcats' lead stood at 523-34 with 16 minutes left in the game when Falzon re-entered and went to work again.
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Sixty-two of the people arrested had prior criminal convictions; 31 had re-entered the United States illegally after previously having been deported.
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It coincides with the spring thaw, a time when in previous years PKK fighters re-entered Turkey from mountain hideouts in northern Iraq.
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The U.S. has re-entered a new space, explained Pence, with the stakes now "even higher" than they were back in the 19833s.
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The year of losing everything As he re-entered Aleppo for the first time in five months, he could not believe his eyes.
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In the last two years, more than 25,000 Wisconsin residents have re-entered the workforce under welfare overhauls passed earlier in Walker's tenure.
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When Woodard re-entered, the Sooners immediately went on a 10-1 run - with six of those points by Woodard - to regain control.
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Gun control and school safety have re-entered the national conversation after a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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The French drugmaker Sanofi has officially re-entered oncology, as the Food and Drug Administration approved the multiple myeloma treatment Sarclisa on Monday.
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During the raids, the authorities discovered that nine workers had re-entered the country after having been deported, which is a federal crime.
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Ms. Pulinario's mother, who surfaced sporadically over the years, re-entered Ms. Pulinario's life more permanently three years ago after beating her drug habit.
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For instance, Road King has re-entered the Hong Kong market after several years of absence, in part because of the restrictions in China.
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AMD re-entered the server chip market with EPYC chips in 2017, tapping into a booming market as the shift to cloud encourages Amazon.
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At end-August 2015, after a two-year break, the region re-entered the domestic bond market with a RUB12bn 2020 amortising bond issue.
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Miami opened the fourth on a 13-5 run and was within 97-84 when Wade re-entered the game with 7:20 left.
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After her first speech in Canada, she re-entered the U.S. in Cleveland where she had her luggage seized and searched at the airport.
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James re-entered the game and offered support, and with the Rockets committing 61 turnovers in the period, the Cavaliers fashioned a remarkable rally.
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When Anthony invoked Dolan on Tuesday, it was a rare moment when his name re-entered the main conversation around the team this season.
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The family was chased out in a 1986 popular uprising but returned from exile after Ferdinand's death and re-entered politics in the 1990s.
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Tucker, Houston's defensive stopper who had been on the bench with four fouls, re-entered the game to try to help slow Durant down.
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Dobrik then re-entered the car wearing protective gear, complete with gloves and goggles, and an animal handler who was holding a live skunk.
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The Tiangong-2400 space lab re-entered Earth's atmosphere Monday morning, landing in the middle of the South Pacific, China Manned Space Agency said.
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But he still has enough raw arm strength, particularly on his left, to get those balls smoking like they just re-entered Earth's atmosphere.
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Sales volume has risen as sellers have lowered their expectations on prices, agents said, and buyers on the sidelines have re-entered the market.
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Rodriguez later re-entered the United States after petitioning for asylum, invoking the dangers of drug cartel violence in her home state, Guerrero, Mexico.
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Why it matters: Online gaming and gambling has re-entered the mainstream since the Supreme Court's 2018 decision legalizing sports betting in the United States.
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Later, in 1997, it re-entered public consciousness after it became the chorus for Sean Combs's breakthrough single, "Can't Nobody Hold Me Down," with Mase.
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When William re-entered Randall's life, Beth wasn't afraid to ask the former addict some hard questions about reconnecting with his son in episode 2.
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New Girl has also officially re-entered old territory by sensibly reuniting soulmates Nick (Jake Johnson) and Jess (Zooey Deschanel) after three long years apart.
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Thompson also re-entered and briefly discovered his rhythm, making a 3-pointer before driving for a layup that cut the Cavaliers' lead to 27.33.
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He said he did hear at least one gunshot after Mr. Mateen re-entered the bathroom during the period he was talking on the phone.
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Kaepernick re-entered the spotlight this week when Nike announced he would headline the brand's "Just Do It" ad campaign, drawing backlash from some conservatives.
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After it re-entered the school, the scared leopard mauled several people, including conservation scientist Sanjay Gubbi, forest department employee Benny Maurius and a photojournalist.
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NASA earlier said Worden made three spacewalks but later clarified he made one, during which time he exited and re-entered the spacecraft three times.
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When the young men were then ordained as novice monks, that process also took nine days — and they re-entered society on the 10th day.
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Attempts to block the attack were thwarted as the perpetrator simply re-entered the call under a new name and screenshared more gross-out clips.
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But two years later, Ms. Rivkin, now unattached, re-entered Mr. Visser's orbit on a work-related trip to Washington, where he was now working.
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Gil, fearing General Rodil's return with a strong force, retired, and two days afterwards the latter re-entered the city with many recruits and veterans.
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"It is unconscionable to deny voting rights to New Yorkers who have paid their debt and have re-entered society," he said in a statement.
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There were many personal heroes in my life: aunts and uncles, a protective sister, a father who re-entered my life at the right time.
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Mr. Rankins, who had been incarcerated, re-entered the work force after being trained as a carpenter and tradesman by a company called R Investments.
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Mr. Rankins, who had been incarcerated, re-entered the work force after being trained as a carpenter and tradesman by a company called R Investments.
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Mr. Coleman served until the end of the Ford administration, in 1977, then re-entered the public arena in 13 at the Supreme Court's invitation.
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The renewed debate over gun control re-entered the national dialogue last month after a shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.
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One of his magazine articles, in 1990, explored the rise of homelessness and discussed how the word "homeless" itself had re-entered the national lexicon.
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The SPD reluctantly re-entered a Merkel-led coalition last year after slumping to its weakest level of support since 1933 in the 2017 federal election.
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It re-entered a bear market on Monday, down 20.4 percent from an all-time high that brought its market cap to more than $1 trillion.
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It re-entered U.S. charts twice, in August 1970 and in May 1973, while Pickett was driving a cab in New York to make ends meet.
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However, he re-entered the game on the last play of the first quarter and caught a 15-yard pass to convert a third-and-12.
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None of their reasons had to do with pay: Tray Baynard, who is black, re-entered the workforce 3 weeks ago and took a pay cut.
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Pratt & Whitney recently re-entered the civil market for narrow-body jets and wants to expand to larger ones, but has been hit by industrial problems.
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Italy's flagship airline has re-entered administration for the second time in a decade, with liabilities three times greater than its assets at the latest reckoning.
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The Dow Jones industrial average closed 344.89 points lower at 23,857.71 and re-entered correction territory, with Microsoft as the worst-performing stock in the index.
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Hundreds of militants re-entered the city with the weapons and vehicles they had seized from Afghan security forces the last time they overran the city.
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With no offers from Europe having presented themselves, however, the two parties re-entered negotiations late last month over a $15 million transfer, according to AS.
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And on Friday, Yoenis Cespedes re-entered the long list of the infirm with a leg injury that put the rest of his season in jeopardy.
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Starliner began its deorbit burn at around 7:23 AM EST, re-entered Earth's atmosphere and deployed all three of its descent-control parachutes as planned.
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No matter what defender the Bulls threw at him, Thomas — who re-entered the game in the third quarter with four personal fouls — couldn't be stopped.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China's Tiangong-21 space station re-entered the earth's atmosphere and burnt up over the South Pacific on Monday, the Chinese space authority said.
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Syed's case re-entered the public eye as the subject of the "Serial" podcast, which has been downloaded tens of millions of times since its 2014 launch.
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She has kept her ranking inside the top 100, but she has never re-entered the top 50, where she was ranked before the 2016 U.S. Open.
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And in an interesting twist, Clovis' PARP inhibitor was licensed five years ago ... from Pfizer, which has now re-entered the class with its acquisition of Medivation.
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Baton Rouge, a city of 238,000 residents, re-entered the spotlight July 17 when an ex-Marine from Missouri ambushed and killed three law enforcement officers. Col.
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As he described the video — taken from a camera onboard, the rocket viewers could see the "ring fin" turn a "nice toasty brown" as it re-entered.
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Uber re-entered the Spanish market in 2016 in a limited capacity, offering a version of its service that uses only licensed drivers, and only in Madrid.
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Oscar's case is not as simple: He re-entered the US after he was deported in 1995, so there is no waiver for his 10-year ban.
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He re-entered for Monroe with 7:26 left and grabbed eight rebounds the rest of the way, including four of his six on the offensive end.
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China's Tiangong-21 space station re-entered the earth's atmosphere and burnt up over the middle of the South Pacific on Monday, the Chinese space authority said.
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Years after Dead or Alive's decline, Mr. Burns re-entered the public consciousness as a lively reality television personality in Britain with a taste for plastic surgery.
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" When they re-entered the courtroom, ushered back in the same way they had left, Capone's lawyer spoke again with the judge: "Judge, this is an outrage!
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As Daniel and I re-entered the yard after his marriage, he lightly touched my arm to get my attention, then looked me straight in the eyes.
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It's been more than three years since GM re-entered the midsize pickup truck market with two cars, the GMC Canyon and its twin, the Chevy Colorado.
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The document has been a source of controversy, and recently re-entered the spotlight as part of a Republican-crafted memo alleging bias within the Justice Department.
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After Alabama drove to a first down at the Clemson 1-yard line, Payne re-entered the game — presumably to add another big body for blocking purposes.
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After pausing in the bathroom to touch up my makeup, I re-entered the dining hall and locked eyes with Tituss Burgess as he power-walked by me.
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Hundreds of thousands of long-term unemployed have re-entered the labor force, often at companies where they learn transferable skills, Axios Future editor Steve LeVine noted yesterday.
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Top job Johnson was mayor of London from 2008 until May this year where he re-entered Westminster as a member of Parliament for Uxbridge and South Ruislip.
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About 220 million people entered or re-entered the job market since September, the second-largest increase in the labor force over a six-month period on record.
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Iran has previously said it will not give up market share, having only just re-entered the oil market in January after U.S.-led international sanctions were lifted.
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It was 98.6 percent until its longtime competitor, AMD, which had stayed on the sidelines of the server business for about a decade, recently re-entered the market.
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When Uber re-entered this city of 600,000 last month, it was its first expansion in Germany since 2015, when it left every town except Berlin and Munich.
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He then broke a window and used internet and telephone cables to descend to the sixth floor, where he re-entered through another window and managed to escape.
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The move comes days after Estonia's Bolt, backed by German automaker Daimler, re-entered the London taxi market dominated by Uber and the city's ubiquitous "black cab" taxis.
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Tracie Rosado, who left the Army in 2003 after serving in Iraq, says she found it difficult to reconnect with old friends once she re-entered civilian life.
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The SUV driver got out, looked at the back of the SUV, re-entered the vehicle, drove forward and was struck by the train, the preliminary report says.
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The agency says the arrest was part of a routine operation based on an anonymous tip to remove Gramajo, who had re-entered the US illegally in 2004.
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Whitman re-entered the business world a few months later, and joined the board of directors in January 2011 for Hewlett-Packard, the world's largest personal-computer maker.
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His kids with Letourneau slowly re-entered her life since her release from prison nearly 13 years ago, despite the distance between them in the aftermath of her affair.
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Although injured, the usher, 22-year-old Robert Engle, then retrieved a gun from his vehicle, re-entered the sanctuary and held the suspect at bay until police arrived.
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Between September and March, some 2.4 million people entered or re-entered the government's official count of the workforce job market, the second-largest six-month increase on record.
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Last month, they re-entered the public consciousness in a big way when President Trump signed an executive order aimed at preparing the US to withstand an EMP attack.
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But Williams went out of bounds on his own and re-entered the field and was called for illegal touching, wiping out what would have been a game-winner.
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After the announcement of the new commutations, Mr. Obama met with several federal prisoners whose sentences had previously been commuted to discuss how effectively they had re-entered society.
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The chief minister of Balochistan, where the border crossing with Iran is located, said the area had housed some 5,000 people who have re-entered Pakistan in recent weeks.
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The CMA competition investigation centres on whether Takeaway might have re-entered the UK market — which it quit in 2016 — if its takeover of Just Eat had not succeeded.
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The company re-entered the basketball sneaker segment last October after a 20-year absence in the space, naming hip-hop mogul Jay-Z creative director of Puma Basketball.
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She re-entered the work force in 1950s, taking jobs at radio and television stations and then, in 1955, with the talk-show host David Susskind's company, Talent Associates.
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Indeed, by the time I re-entered the White House in 2005, much of the worst damage had been undone, but UNESCO still had a great deal to prove.
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As the fried chicken sandwich wars rage on, Fuku re-entered the competition with the alternate meat option and something called Fuku mayo — a mixture of mayonnaise and kimchi.
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Of the individuals who did not have prior criminal convictions, many had either final orders of removal for deportation or had previously been deported and illegally re-entered the US.
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He re-entered treatment himself, connected with John's parents, with whom he still has a relationship, and made sure he was honest with himself about any anguish he was feeling.
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The 32-year-old San Francisco woman was allegedly killed by Juan Francisco Lopez-Sanchez, an undocumented immigrant and felon who had repeatedly re-entered the country after multiple deportations.
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She has also consistently misread the mood of the country and her own party, which has been in evidence ever since she re-entered the national spotlight earlier this month.
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As the White House prepares to endorse President Trump's proposals on school safety, the education secretary re-entered the limelight she's largely avoided since her disastrous January 2017 confirmation hearing.
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Pierce re-entered the game with 19.8 seconds left to another major ovation — and then avoided what would have been his first scoreless game ever in the building (630 games).
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He re-entered the game with 19.8 seconds left to another major ovation — and then avoided what would have been his first scoreless game ever in the building (21 games).
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But he re-entered the race a week ago, under pressure from staff members and allies in organized labor, after the Florida secretary of state's office declared an automatic recount.
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Back in 2016, the television show FULL HOUSE re-entered the national conversation when Netflix released a sequel called "Fuller House," with most of the original cast reprising their roles.
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With the declines this week, Alphabet has wiped out its gains for the year while Facebook has re-entered bear market territory — down 23.5% from its recent high in July 2018.
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After atoning in press interviews for the strain he placed on his marriage with Abedin, Weiner re-entered public life in 2013 as a candidate for mayor of New York City.
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Thanks to the Netflix documentaries Wild, Wild Country and Waco as well as Leah Remini's ongoing assault on Scientology via her A&E docu-series, cults have re-entered the zeitgeist.
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Disney re-entered the news cycle this week, after an interview with Yahoo News, in which she described a visit to Disneyland that left her feeling "so livid" about workers' conditions.
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Though a peace agreement was signed by warring parties in 2015, fighting broke out between the two principal parties that signed the agreement, and the country re-entered conflict in July.
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"We re-entered HSBC with our Asian funds four years ago on the basis of its return to its Asian roots," said Hugh Young, managing director at Aberdeen Asset Management Asia.
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Iran, which re-entered the international market this year after U.S.-led sanctions on the Persian state were lifted, swiftly said it would not reduce its share of the oil market.
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The Japanese author and organizer, who is now based in Los Angeles, re-entered the spotlight with the debut of a new Netflix series, Tidying Up, which premiered on January 1.
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On Monday, after he announced the timetable of his departure and expressed his support for Ms. May, he was recorded jovially humming as he re-entered 10 Downing Street, seemingly relieved.
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A team of Thai Royal Navy SEAL divers, who re-entered the cave complex early Tuesday, haven't found any trace of the children or their coach, Kotcha told CNN by phone.
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In Wednesday's statement the bank said it had recently re-entered wholesale banking and was significantly raising its headcount and product offering in the space, alongside its existing products and services.
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The Raptors eventually trimmed the Pacers' lead to three, but when George re-entered the game with four minutes expired in the quarter, he led Indiana on a 212-23 surge.
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After they lost out in a competition for NASA's Small Explorers program, which are less expensive missions, the scientists re-entered a competition for a larger mission in 0003 — and won.
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They pointed to 19973, when the AR-15 re-entered the gun market after the end of the federal assault weapons ban, at a time of heightened interest in the military.
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Unlike the previous Hayabusa mission in 2010, in which both the probe and the capsule re-entered Earth's atmosphere, the current mission will have only the capsule endure atmospheric re-entry.
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China may be developing hypersonic missiles, but the United States has been doing so at least since 2001, when I re-entered the Department of Defense (DOD), and probably considerably earlier.
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It has been recently refitted and re-entered the charter market with improved facilities including a massive remake of its master Onassis Suite — with a private hot tub — and other cabins.
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But officials and analysts doubted that the country had mastered the technology needed to protect a nuclear warhead from intense heat and friction as it re-entered the atmosphere from space.
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Maria Martínez-Chacón, a native of El Salvador, has been under an order of supervision since February, when ICE picked up her husband, Ramiro, for having re-entered the country illegally.
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The medical examiner found that a 30-year-old man died from a complex gunshot wound after a bullet entered his left arm, exited his chest and re-entered his neck.
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The station weighed around nine U.S. tons at the time it re-entered the Earth's atmosphere, but even so it was small enough that it almost entirely burned up in the process.
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For example, when Diageo, the world's largest spirits purveyor, re-entered the booming market in 2017 with Roe & Co., it increased its marketing spending by 20 percent compared to the previous year.
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In that bombing, the government released the identity of the attacker as a Turkish citizen who also traveled to Syria and apparently re-entered the country posing as a Kurdish Syrian refugee.
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In the '80s, Mandel was known for his curly head of hair, but when he re-entered the spotlight to host "Deal or No Deal" in 2005 he was totally clean shaven.
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After her few drags, Ms. Talierco re-entered and patted the arm of a man waiting for Mr. Kershaw and his New Jack Ramblers to bring Hank Williams back to life again.
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By the early 2000s, McKinsey re-entered the public sphere in a major way — and now government contracts and work with state-owned companies make up 16 percent of the firm's revenues.
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Re-entered mosque and began firing Resumed firing outside the mosque Shot a bystander First shot fired Parked Exited mosque Got new gun from parked car Exited mosque Drove away 21 min.
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He re-entered the University of Utah, graduating in 1948 with honors and a bachelor's degree in marketing, and earned a Master of Business Administration degree from Brigham Young University in 19623.
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The army, which has driven Islamic State from huge swathes of central and eastern Syria in a multi-pronged campaign this year, re-entered the town soon afterwards, a war monitor said.
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The album of the year winner at last week's Grammy Awards — Kacey Musgraves's "Golden Hour" — re-entered the chart entirely, landing at No. 9 with 35,000 units, including 20,000 in album sales.
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Re-entered mosque and began firing Resumed firing outside the mosque Shot a bystander First shot fired Parked Exited mosque Got new gun from parked car Exited mosque Drove away 1 min.
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Then a few hours later, it completed its de-orbit burn, re-entered Earth's atmosphere and deployed its chutes, splashing down as planned in the Pacific Ocean at around 8:14 AM EDT.
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Trump's plan also included strengthening relationships with local law enforcement to identify those in custody, as well as introducing strong mandatory minimum sentences for "criminal aliens" found to have re-entered the country.
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It's possible Jack would have suffered the heart attack whether he re-entered the house to save Kate's (Hannah Zeile) dog or not, simply for being in a fire in the first place.
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Best of Bowie also re-entered the Billboard charts at number 4, and Bowie's 1972 classic The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars takes the number 21 slot.
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As the midterms approach, President Obama has re-entered politics to accuse Republicans of serving as handmaidens of Wall Street, corporations and the rich with their Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017.
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After Mr. Orban re-entered office in 2010 and began to subjugate the judiciary, take over the news media and gerrymander the electoral map, Mr. Orban was snubbed repeatedly by the Obama administration.
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Beyoncé's "Lemonade" also re-entered the chart at No. 9, after "Lemonade" was released to all major streaming services following three years on Tidal, the streaming service in which she is a partner.
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As part of a new round of immigration sweeps, officials are targeting parents or other relatives who were deported, re-entered the United States and then had their children smuggled across the border.
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She also helped investigate the space shuttle Columbia disaster in 2003, during which the shuttle disintegrated as it re-entered the atmosphere, making Ride the only person to serve on both investigation commissions.
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The performance immortalized a move that re-entered the public consciousness recently, when Virginia's governor, Ralph Northam, said he had dressed as Jackson and done the moonwalk during a dance contest in 1984.
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Knicks stay hot, handle Hornets NEW YORK — The MVP chants came for Kristaps Porzingis when he re-entered the game for the final time with 6 minutes, 363 seconds left against the Charlotte Hornets.
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ICE said the operation, dubbed "Operation Safe City," targeted individuals with criminal convictions, as well as those that had re-entered the U.S. illegally from cities like Philadelphia, Los Angeles, New York, and Portland.
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Hundreds of Syrian rebels with weapons and vehicles have re-entered Syria from Turkey over the last week to reinforce insurgents fending off the Kurdish-led assault on Azaz, rebel sources said on Thursday.
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A relatively uneventful 194km opener around the Wallonia and Flanders countryside exploded into life after the bunch reeled in an audacious late breakaway from French debutant Stephane Rossetto as the race re-entered Brussels.
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San Francisco (CNN Business)Apple re-entered bear market territory in the midst of Monday's market sell-off, which was sparked by worries over an escalating trade war between the United States and China.
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After the last astronauts left in February 1974, Skylab continued to orbit until 1979, when it took a much-publicized but ultimately harmless dive back to Earth, disintegrating as it re-entered the atmosphere.
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International Herald Tribune News was received in Paris last evening that King Albert re-entered his capital yesterday at the head of the Belgian troops, of whom he had taken command for the occasion.
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After a settlement with the Astros and a season at the IMG Academy in Florida, Nix re-entered the draft in 210 and was chosen by the San Diego Padres in the third round.
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North Korea began releasing increasingly explicit pictures of its missile program, including some of new rocket engines and tests of the vehicle that would protect a nuclear weapon as it re-entered the atmosphere.
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Social media users are questioning how Mr. Abedi could have re-entered Britain if he was "known to the police," but law enforcement officials have yet to reveal how closely they were monitoring him.
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"His coffin is a classic masterpiece of Middle Kingdom art," said Marleen De Meyer, assistant director for archaeology and Egyptology at the Netherlands-Flemish Institute in Cairo, who re-entered the tomb in 2009.
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Anthony sat down on the bench with 3 minutes 3 seconds remaining in the third quarter and never re-entered the game, even as a "We want Melo" chant broke out in the fourth.
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With connections to the California high school leagues from his time as a youth coach, Minnis re-entered that world as the face of a prestigious academic institution not known for its polo prowess.
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But Mukesh Ambani has re-entered the telecoms space with the launch of Jio in September 2016, upending the sector with cut-price data and free voice service and pushing RCom into a debt spiral.
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He then entered the restroom, exited to ask a question of the flight attendant, re-entered the restroom, and later re-emerged with his shirt off, according to documents obtained by the Tampa Bay Times.
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Instead, a hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) detaches from the rocket while it is still ascending and either skips along the upper atmosphere or, having re-entered, glides through it for hundreds or thousands of kilometres.
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As space junk goes, Tiangong-1 is big, but not especially so (the spent second stage of a Russian Zenit rocket, which is roughly the same size, re-entered the atmosphere over Peru in January).
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The Japanese cities of Tokyo and Osaka re-entered the top 10 rank, climbing seven and nine places respectively over the year to rank 4th and 5th, owing to a sustained recovery in the yen.
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Government data last week showed about 2.4 million people entered or re-entered the job market between September and March, the second-largest increase in the labor force over a six-month period on record.
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"UN Security Council sanctions prohibit the transfer of anything to a North Korean ship," a South Korean Foreign Ministry official told CNN, adding the Lighthouse Winmore was seized when it re-entered Yeosu on November 24.
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Mel Tucker, once an interim N.F.L. head coach, re-entered college football as Saban's associate head coach in 2015, and this month — after three seasons as Georgia's defensive coordinator — landed his first top job, at Colorado.
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Houston reserves labored for a spell opening the period before Harden re-entered the game and quickly drilled two 3-pointers, the latter coming with 303:47 left in the half for a 55-33 lead.
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Mary G. Houtmann, a spokeswoman for ICE, said on Friday that Ms. Gomez's 2009 removal was the result of a 2008 order by an immigration judge and that she illegally re-entered the country after that.
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The practice re-entered the national spotlight last week after Michael R. Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York who is now running for the Democratic presidential nomination, apologized for his longstanding support of the strategy.
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The performance immortalized a move that recently re-entered the public consciousness when Virginia's governor, Ralph Northam, who is white, said he had dressed as Jackson and done the moonwalk during a dance contest in 1984.
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"Purple Rain" (NPG/Warner Bros.), the classic 1984 soundtrack by Prince and the Revolution, re-entered the chart this week at No. 4, thanks to a reissue with bonus tracks drawn from Prince's storied recording vault.
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Toms Shoes and Madefor founder Blake Mycoskie spent a week on a silent meditation retreat in Baja California Sur in Mexico and posted on Instagram that he had "re-entered a very different world," on Tuesday.
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He noted that investors would have missed out on a 10-percent rally if they had sold their holdings on Christmas Eve — when U.S. stocks experienced a massive sell-off — and re-entered the market this month.
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Sutton Foster steps into a mini and dabs on the lip gloss as Liza Miller, a divorced 40-year-old mother who re-entered the publishing world after a long absence by claiming that she was 26.
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Last November, Amazon quietly re-entered the diapers market with the launch of its own private label diapers under the Mama Bear brand – its first diaper brand since pulling its Amazon Elements line back in January 2015.
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The ruling was welcomed by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Electronic Frontier Foundation, which filed the lawsuit on behalf of the travelers, whose devices were searched by border officers as they re-entered the country.
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The yield on the German 10-year bund re-entered negative territory at negative 0.024 percent, after having turned positive on Wednesday, although that was off a record low of around negative 43 percent touched earlier Thursday.
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During the presidential campaign, Trump highlighted the murder of 6900-year-old Kathryn Steinle, who was shot by a Mexican immigrant who had unlawfully re-entered the country after being convicted of a separate crime and deported.
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The United States Air Force 22017th Space Control Squadron, which tracks and detects all artificial objects in earth's orbit, said they had also tracked the Tiangong-21 as it re-entered the atmosphere over the South Pacific.
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But the adage "Everything old is new again" holds true, as a slew of styles that were all the rage in the 1980s have re-entered pop culture in recent years, like mom jeans and fanny packs.
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They would ban for-profit companies from running migrant shelters and would scrap funding for the United States Marshals that is specifically geared toward referring people who entered or re-entered the country illegally for criminal prosecution.
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"He attacked the rampant illegality that riddled our immigration system, breaking the record for prosecution of illegal-entry cases and increasing by 38 percent the prosecution of deported immigrants who re-entered the country illegally," he wrote.
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It said the airman first entered the United States in 2018, returned to Saudi Arabia, then re-entered the United States in February, and had reported for training at the base about three days before the attack.
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Carolina found its stride and transformed a budding blowout into a taut game, with Stewart, who had re-entered the game without apparent discomfort, leaping over a pileup for a 1-yard touchdown early in the second quarter.
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Porzingis re-entered the game halfway through the quarter and scored seven points in the final two minutes, including a driving layup with 11 seconds left and the shot clock dwindling to put the Knicks up by three.
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A violation occurred when Wilson re-entered the game against the Arizona Cardinals without going to the locker room and being cleared by a team doctor and an independent physician, a source close to the situation told ESPN.
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Thousands of financially strapped older Americans have re-entered the workforce and become a transient workforce that travels the country, laboring a few weeks or months in one Amazon warehouse, a few weeks in another, and so on.
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Those forces gained strength in Syria, which they drew upon when they re-entered Iraq as a reinvigorated force in 2013, seizing much of Anbar a year later as well as Mosul, the second-largest city in Iraq.
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Elijah Holyfield capped the Bulldogs next Fields-led drive, scoring from 17 yards out before Fromm re-entered and hooked up with Hardman on their 59-yard catch and run to account for the 38-0 halftime lead.
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He can't be expected to be perfect, but any decent pitcher should win when he gets seven runs of support, and with this tweak to his delivery, perhaps Price has re-entered the realm of decent pitchers. 4.
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Colum Eastwood, the leader of the SDLP, one of the five parties that re-entered the regional assembly, said Smith's approach had been central to breaking the logjam after his predecessors had tried and failed in successive talks.
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When he re-entered Interior as its deputy secretary for the Trump administration, Bernhardt signed an ethics pledge that recused him from certain matters directly involving 26 former clients, including Halliburton Energy Services, water-supply company Cadiz, Inc.
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After the particularly bloody month of March 2002, in which 130 Israelis were killed, the Israeli military re-entered the major Palestinian cities of the West Bank, which it had evacuated under the peace accords of the 1990s.
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In June 113.53 the euro/yen broke below the lower edge of the trading channel and developed good support near 113.5 For months the euro/yen hovered near this level, moving sideways until it re-entered the trading channel.
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To make sure the idea actually works, in a lab here on earth the pellets were placed in a vacuum chamber and blasted with supersonic hot gases, simulating the friction they'd experience as they re-entered our planet's atmosphere.
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Back in 2015, the team thought they had detected Snoopy, but object Wt1190f, as it was called, re-entered Earth's atmosphere, at which time it was identified as the trans-lunar injection stage of the 1998 Lunar Prospector mission.
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There's already some evidence that pubes have, over the last five or so years, re-entered the cultural vogue in the West, so any effects of grooming trends on the modern prevalence of pubic lice may be short-lived.
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Mr. Tseden had returned to the baggage claim area to retrieve a forgotten bag when he was confronted by airport employees, who said he should not have re-entered, said Mr. Sonam, who like some Tibetans uses one name.
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Meghin Delaney, a public information officer for the Nevada Health Response Center, did not respond to an email seeking comment on Nevada passengers' claims that they re-entered the state without COVID-19 tests, contrary to the state's order.
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Modern Love On this week's podcast, the actor and comedian Paul Rust reads Tim Boomer's essay "The End of Small Talk," about the rule he set when he re-entered the dating world after a breakup: no pleasantries allowed.
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She illegally re-entered the country in 2000, the same year she married Temo Juarez, a Mexico native who went on to serve in the war in Iraq with the U.S. Marines and is now a naturalized U.S. citizen.
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In Europe, Morgan Stanley has re-entered the gas and power market after leaving in 212 and now has three to five people, while Bank of America, which left the market in 2014, has returned with about three people, sources said.
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Shortly after Romero's destruction of Weidman, former UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre re-entered our collective consciousness by announcing that he was returning from a long hiatus, and that he was interested in moving up to middleweight to fight Bisping.
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The German, who started third and inherited the lead when Hamilton pitted earlier in the race, re-entered just in front of the Mercedes and held off the fuming Briton at one of the hardest overtaking tracks in the series.
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Ball re-entered with 27:56 left in the first half and set up Clarkson for a jumper that kept the Lakers within three, but Los Angeles then committed turnovers on three straight possessions and Phoenix began to expand its lead.
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Intel's Xeon family of server chips had a near-monopoly of the market, but started to face competition last year after smaller rival AMD re-entered the server business after a decade with EPYC 7000 series processors that earned positive reviews.
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But under this possible sequence of events, she re-entered the race later, positioning herself far enough in the lead in her age group that she could go on to cross the finish line about five minutes ahead of Davis.
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He was visibly upset after colliding with teammate Ryan McDonagh following a Penguins 2-on-34 rush and tossed his net into the end boards as Pittsburgh re-entered the zone seconds later, drawing the ire of the home fans.
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Obama re-entered Iraq in June 2014 with an initial contingent of 170 soldiers serving Iraqi forces as advisers in June 2014, in response to the Islamic State group's seizure of much of the northern and western part of the country.
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Starting from pole position Vettel appeared ready to claim Ferarri's first victory of the season until, pressured by Lewis Hamilton, he misjudged his entry into a chicane, shot across the grass and re-entered the track while cutting off the Mercedes.
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Liberal Democrats in the House also wanted to ban for-profit companies from running migrant shelters and scrap funding for the United States Marshals specifically geared toward referring people who entered or re-entered the country illegally for criminal prosecution.
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The findings relied on data from the Gravity Field and Steady-state Ocean Circulation Explorer (GOCE) satellite, which orbited Earth just 155 miles above the surface until late 2013, when it re-entered the atmosphere at the end of its mission.
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After her mother's presidential bid she re-entered public life to hit the campaign trail, endearing herself to supporters with stories of Clinton as a mother and grandmother to her children, Charlotte, aged 2 come September, and Aidan, born in June.
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He placed an emphasis on Aboriginal affairs during his years in office, and briefly re-entered the political fray in 2008 to witness a long-awaited apology to the Aboriginal community, made by then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, for years of mistreatment.
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His contemporary John Wayne had avoided service in the second world war, but since his enlistment in 1941 Stewart had risen from the rank of private, flying 20 combat missions over Nazi-occupied Europe: he re-entered civilian life as a decorated hero.
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Turkish forces facilitated the transfer from one front to another over several nights, covertly escorting rebels as they exited Syria's Idlib governorate, traveled four hours across Turkey, and re-entered Syria to support the embattled rebel stronghold of Azaz, the sources said.
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It took territory, and a new name: ISIS After ISI's forces gained strength in Syria, it re-entered Iraq in 2013 "as a reinvigorated force ... seizing much of Anbar a year later," CNN national security analyst Peter Bergen wrote earlier this year.
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The woman said she re-entered the home twice through an unlocked rear door, and each time Foster allegedly again threw her out, punching her in the face and back "hard, but not that hard" on the third time, the police report states.
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A 26-year-old graduate student, under a supervised dose of ketamine, recalled experienced a state where those around her seemed to be replaced with near-identical imposters, who were older and a bit heavier when they left and re-entered the room.
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Another piece of legislation that could move quickly could be what's known as "Kate's Law," named after Kate Steinle, a young woman who was shot and killed by an undocumented immigrant that had repeatedly violated his deportation order and re-entered the country.
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"I was on a panel with the chairman of Saudi Aramco a couple weeks ago and he said we don't want to cut to make room for others," namely Iran, which re-entered the market after years of sanctions were lifted last month.
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What with Fargo having re-entered the pop culture zeitgeist in 21997 with the debut of the FX anthology series of the same name, fans of the original movie might be surprised to learn that it's turning 22014 years old this week.
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WELLINGTON (Reuters) - Mining experts on Tuesday re-entered a coal mine shuttered for more than eight years after one of New Zealand's worst industrial disasters killed 29 men, the government said, looking to investigate the cause and retrieve the remains of victims.
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After more than 30 years of isolation and austerity, the country re-entered the global economy when economic sanctions were lifted in January, something Morgan Stanley described as the biggest thing for the global economy since the fall of the Berlin Wall.
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The law is named after 32-year-old Kathryn Steinle, who was shot by a Mexican immigrant who had unlawfully re-entered the country after being convicted of a separate crime and deported, a case President Trump highlighted on the campaign trail. Rep.
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Gayle, that ended the bus boycott.) The city is also undeniably relevant right now, with a deep commitment to confronting its past (and often present) of racism, at a time when white supremacism has re-entered the national conversation in a major way.
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A number of them, like Louise Lawler, the subject of a retrospective at the Museum of Modern Art in New York this spring, have re-entered public consciousness at a moment that is oddly similar to the one in which they first appeared.
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" Andrew Graham, a Boston-based ICE officer, says the immigration agency usually uses the USCIS lists that the ACLU criticizes to find immigrants who are already set to be deported, re-entered the country illegally, or were considered "an egregious criminal alien.
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Ms. Kancso said she and Mr. Reid had been under the mistaken impression that Mr. Reid's B-1/B-2 visa would allow him to stay for five years, as long as he exited and re-entered the country every six months.
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" Lawrence was referring to a tweet the President made on Tuesday about Manigault Newman, who has re-entered the spotlight after details were released ahead of the publication of her upcoming tell-all book, "Unhinged: An Insider's Account of the Trump White House.
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Often, under Obama in particular, targeted "surges" were used to track down individuals who met enforcement priorities: immigrants who'd been convicted of crimes, immigration "fugitives" who had already been given orders of deportation, or people who'd been deported and re-entered the United States.
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After the Rockets rallied to within three points entering the fourth quarter, Westbrook re-entered at the start of the fourth quarter and played the remainder of the game, shooting 21 of 211 in the fourth quarter and missing 214 of 21 212-pointers.
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Spain's taxi associations have been holding fierce strike protests for several years, ever since Uber re-entered the market with a licensed service offering — after some of the same associations had successfully challenged its p230p service in the Barcelona courts and got UberPop banned.
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HONG KONG, Dec 4 (Reuters) - Police in Hong Kong this week re-entered the campus of a university it besieged for more than 10 days last month, gathering newly discovered chemicals and petrol bombs hoarded by anti-government protesters in the Chinese-ruled city.
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But the former Justice Department official re-entered the news cycle Monday after a White House official confirmed that Yates warned the Trump administration last month that former National Security Adviser Michael Flynn misled administration officials regarding his communications with Russia before entering the White House.
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"It appears that some sellers may have delayed action ahead of the weekend and re-entered the short side after a meeting between the Saudis and the other Arab producers failed to offer additional insight," Jim Ritterbusch, president of Ritterbusch and Associates said in a note.
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As China emerged from Mao Zedong's tumultuous Cultural Revolution and re-entered the world of international sports in the early 1980s, it was the unlikely success of the national women's volleyball team that injected the scarred nation with a much-needed shot of purpose and optimism.
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Kaepernick, who used to be one of the most dynamic players in the National Football League (NFL), re-entered the spotlight as one of its most controversial over his use of the "Star-Spangled Banner" as a platform to protest against police brutality and racial inequality.
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After investigators re-entered the room, Chris claimed that after telling his wife he wanted to separate, he had witnessed her on a baby monitor attempting to strangle their daughter Celeste, 3, and that Bella, 4, had already perished by the time he realized what was happening.
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She did not expect the deputy to follow through on his threat to arrest her, she said, but when he re-entered the classroom moments after taking out the first girl, she stood up and put her hands behind her back, submitting to cuffing without a struggle.
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As someone who remains incensed by Frank's merciless treatment of the best character on the show, Peter Russo, the fact that his murder has re-entered the conversation makes me eager to rip through more episodes to find out how that long-festering story line gets resolved.
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As local Republican leaders were looking for a replacement candidate, Mr. Collins re-entered the race, though it was sometimes hard to tell: In the weeks leading up to Election Day, Mr. Collins's campaign did not release a public schedule, and he refused to debate Mr. McMurray.
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He said the malfunction of the warhead as it re-entered the earth's atmosphere "casts doubt" on the North's ability to shield a nuclear warhead from the blistering heat and vibrations as it heads to its target at the high speeds that intercontinental ballistic missiles typically achieve.
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Even if she was lucky enough to go to a facility that provided buprenorphine, (nearly 59% of treatment facilities in the US offer no form of medication-assisted treatment) she found it difficult to access the medication she'd been prescribed in rehab once she re-entered the world.
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Weiner's sexual misconduct re-entered the spotlight last week after an FBI investigation into his sexting reportedly unearthed emails potentially related to the FBI probe into Democratic presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, who is widely expected to run for president again, finally got a floor vote last week on the so-called Kate's Law, which would have imposed mandatory minimum sentences of five years on illegal immigrants who re-entered the country after being deported.
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Infamous ball hawk Zack Hample has re-entered the collective minds of sports fans of late, first by pitching a fit after missing some home runs at Yankee Stadium last week, and more recently Sunday night with his antics at the Marlins-Braves game played at Fort Bragg.
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Cardinals 2500, Browns 2117 Baker Mayfield may well be the quarterback to lead Cleveland to its first winning season since 2117 (and its third since the team re-entered the league in 1999) but it will not happen this year, as this loss guaranteed the Browns will finish at .
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"The defendant in this case allegedly re-entered the country illegally for the second time before he put the public safety of Indianapolis at risk and took the lives of two innocent men early Sunday morning," said Josh J. Minkler, a US attorney for the Southern District of Indiana.
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He illegally entered the country in 1996, was deported in 1997, re-entered, got arrested and released by far-right Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio, was deported again in 2001, and came back into the country again during the George W. Bush administration before going on his killing spree in 2014.
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Carroll Bollinger, a 30-year police veteran who joined the Baltimore County Police Department's cold case unit more than 10 years ago and has been the lead on the LeCornu case, said investigators have re-entered fingerprints recovered from LeCornu's car into the nation's criminal database, hoping to get a hit.
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What members are saying Chief member Kristin Davie, 51, a senior vice president of global production at fitness company Peloton, re-entered the workforce full-time at age 43, after spending a dozen years as a stay-at-home mom who kept her foothold professionally by doing short-term assignments.
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For instance, a sentence with an interruption separated by em dashes: When I re-entered the room, the reclining chair that the patient — a tall, angular man in his 80s — had been thrashing around in had been turned to face out onto the garden and the double doors were open wide.
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" Another ICE official told the Times, "The president has been clear in saying that D.H.S. should be focused on removing individuals who pose a threat to public safety, who have been charged with criminal offenses, who have committed multiple immigration violations or who have been deported and re-entered the country illegally.
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But the former Justice Department official re-entered the news cycle a week after her firing when a White House official confirmed that Yates warned the Trump administration earlier in the month that former national security adviser Michael Flynn misled administration officials about his communications with Russia before his entering the White House.
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It was not clear if he was suspected of just planning that assault or actually taking part, in which case he would have again left Germany, and re-entered by August, when he was detained in Frankfurt and ordered to serve 43 days of an outstanding 2008 sentence for grievous bodily harm.
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After the report, the Dow opened lower, while the S&P 22 was flat, The increase in the unemployment rate came due to a rise in the labor force participation rate, which increased 24 percentage points to 20183 percent as 22018,289 people came off the sidelines and re-entered the labor force.
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Jew hatred has re-entered the European mainstream through a toxic amalgam of spillover from vilification of Israel, the return of the Jewish plutocrat as hated symbol of the 1 percent, and the resurgence of the Jewish "cosmopolitan" as the target of ascendant nationalists convinced a cabal of Jews runs the world.
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Democrats, advocates question ICE enforcement raids after hundreds of arrests Arrests and fear In Los Angeles, ICE said Friday that it had arrested about 160 people from a dozen countries during a five-day, five-county operation aimed at undocumented criminals, immigration fugitives and people who re-entered the United States illegally after deportation.
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