The same sort of road Chino had to run across.
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How do you train to run across the United States?
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Connors wasn't about to run across the net this time.
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But if so, he said, he hasn't run across them.
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Lee watches him run across the lawn to the house.
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Romanov's gang was preparing for another smuggling run across the border.
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You may run across Jar Jar Binks in the Whippendell Woods.
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Microsoft's editor will run across both Xbox One and Windows 10.
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I run across the street to Whole Foods and buy some.
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She ought to run across Pine and give Alma a hug.
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"We have to run across this street, one by one," he said.
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"It was the most complex DDoS software I've run across," Klein says.
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I mean, people trying to run across the border and getting shot.
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Russia has allowed resupply trains to run across its territory to Afghanistan.
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The Pirates kept threatening but couldn't get a run across the plate.
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Another way weapons were run across the border was in tool boxes.
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It's about his run across the country in 1978, from Medford, Ore.
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Pipelines carrying Caspian oil and gas to Europe run across its territory.
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And cash could buy cattle, to run across the border into Mexico.
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Native American groups argued that the pipeline would run across sovereign, sacred lands.
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Throughout your career you are going to run across rejection, DeJoria points out.
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As Platt spoke, viewers at home saw someone run across the stage behind him.
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The girl used the moment of distraction to run across the street and escape.
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You may have run across the blue "pantry" tag on items when browsing Amazon.com.
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And all of these companies run across tremendous difficulty when it comes to sales.
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"Between 22002 and 22 people run across the country every summer now," he said.
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"He's the most tenacious, dogged human being I've ever run across," Lannan told me.
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In the mornings he enjoys yelling at the deer that run across his property.
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Pete Kostelnick recently broke the world record for fastest run across the United States.
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Baluchi said he had run across the United States twice and around its perimeter once.
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"If we run across him, we'll let you know," said the detective with a laugh.
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The Dodgers pushed a run across in taking a 2-1 lead in the second.
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So if you run across something that seems fraudulent, don't hesitate to turn it in.
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It's out of the ordinary for us to run across a triple homicide like this.
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I hear the girls' voices as they run across the lawn, I learn their names.
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Sometimes, we run across a Money Diary that is just too good to be true.
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I run across the street to Trader Joes for Pellegrinos and a banana before class.
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The fascists" — my conservative friends here say "communists" — "will run across the country with abandon.
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Campaigns have run across 75+ countries, with more than 100M personalised videos distributed since launch.
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So check that out, too, if you haven't run across it in your feeds already.
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They were running late, so I decided to run across the street to a Walmart.
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AXELROD: ...you must have run across people who were disarming and... STEWART: Sure, no, I must've.
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But then, I run across a dead body just 20 feet from the vault's blast door.
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I've run across the country a couple times now, one self-supported, one with a crew.
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In the short run, across jobs in engineering, medicine and sales, the takers were more successful.
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As late-day shadows crossed the field, they pushed their 95th run across and claimed victory.
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Unexpected meetings take place and you run across some eccentric people as the sun meets Uranus.
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"I try to post uncomfortable truths to engage others who run across my newsfeed," she wrote.
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At one point, a troop of wild monkeys run across the road and start eating weeds.
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Along the way, the women run across the filthy, littered bachelor den where Scott's party stayed.
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"Right after nightfall, I saw him run across the floor and said, 'Thank god,'" Daniel said.
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"Right after nightfall, I saw him run across the floor and said, 'Thank god,'" said Daniel.
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Interestingly, Lucchesi's original declaration suggested KCC has run across the same fraud in other class actions.
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You slam together a series of button prompts that run across the top of the screen.
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MINNEAPOLIS – Hundreds of religious leaders are opposing a proposed oil pipeline that would run across northern Minnesota.
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"In my practice, I might run across one person a month who has [these issues]," says Gallagher.
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This new tool watches over workloads that can run across clouds and automatically looks for potential threats.
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"We run across customers that cancel a corporate card every three months to reset it," he explained.
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She's all smiles, though, and even that gets bigger as we see Chip run across the court.
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Of course, you may run across at least some of those friends while actually using the app.
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I've run across it a few times, and it's nice as just a jolt of visceral experience.
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An ad placed in the Pittsburgh market will still run across the area of both new districts.
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The flame will then travel to South Korea for the Games torch relay run across the country.
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I have run across teenagers who say they're scared even before this creepy clown thing came up.
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The Twins loaded the bases with nobody out in their half, but couldn't get a run across.
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On the Jordan River, railway ties run across a graceful bridge of black basalt that connects nothing.
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Another angle: If you've Googled "impeachment" recently, you've probably run across a campaign ad for Michael Bloomberg.
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While I've run across numerous effective strategies that great bosses employ, what follows are ten of the best.
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If you've never run across nipple clamps, it's not too difficult to imagine what they might look like.
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They run across multiple form factors, but it's one developer platform, one store, one tool chain for developers.
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Rainfall on dry, cracked ground is likely to run across it, not soak in, causing flooding and mudslides.
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So you know, if you happen to run across the contract, we'd be happy to take a look.
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"Emolument" is an interesting word, one that most of us do not run across in our everyday dealings.
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Try to imagine how miserably a person might feel trying to run across the bridge before their eyes.
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It's not often I run across political science that genuinely changes my understanding of how American politics works.
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To complete the fastest-ever run across the United States, you need more than talent, guts and grit.
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No need to mow or irrigate — although you wouldn't want to run across one of these yards barefoot.
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"It's one of the cleanest things you'll run across in terms of micro-organisms," he told the BBC.
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During its run across approximately 28503 countries, it infected almost 22020 billion people and killed 300,000 to 700,000.
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Another tool allows people to search all the political ads a group has run across the social network.
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The Brewers lost a marathon Game 4 when they could not push a second run across the plate.
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Keep your eye out though as the 'controversial' ads will run across a number of tabloids this week.
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The moderators say they have little incentive to contact Facebook when they run across flaws in the process.
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In the small world of South Dakota politics, most people had run across him at some point, they said.
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The Rangers got a run across on Fister in the bottom of the inning to tie it 1-1.
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"You know, I'm a free spirit: I walk around naked – they're going to eventually run across [me]," she continues.
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I get there a bit early, so I run across the street to grab an iced coffee from Starbucks.
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If you happen to run across Edwards in Ohio, ask him if he knows the whereabouts of Meg Ryan.
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Throughout the day, 210 million drills will be run across the U.S. to teach civilians and students about earthquakes.
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Sometimes you'll even run across images of people caught checking up on the cameras, or a jeep speeding by.
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If Trump wanted someone to run across the street and get him coffee, there was someone who did it.
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Microsoft's big promise with Windows 10 has always been a version of Windows that will run across multiple devices.
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Is there suspicious activity in the evening that you might run across that you don't see during the day?
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When Rachael comes to the fence, they run across the pasture and contend jealously to be next to her.
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They had a runner on third base with one out three times but could not get a run across.
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The people started to run across the street after it just as a police car turned onto the avenue.
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Bottenfield, also clearing the library section by section, would run across a member of his family hiding from the gunman.
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One spectator, Janya Chokechalerm, said she left her niece to run across the field, just managing to grab three grains.
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And while it's unlikely your average iOS consumer would ever run across this software, it's certainly not difficult to find.
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A whole soccer match came to a halt when a cat decided to go for a run across the field.
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Mobs are animals like those you might normally run across in the Minecraft wilderness: pigs, chickens, squid and so on.
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Eventually, I had to run across my apartment and turn the speaker down manually using the much-appreciated volume knob.
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I decide to run across the street to Sephora to pick up a concealer that actually matches my skin tone.
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He says he is attempting to run across every country in the world in order to raise money for children.
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"We've run across it before - people who are intoxicated or high on drugs passed out at the scene," Goins said.
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But occasionally, even we can be surprised by (and even a bit confused about) new styling ideas we run across.
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Inevitably, if you work in emergency rooms or places like them, you run across people who have committed terrible acts.
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If you follow a few beauty bloggers on Instagram, you may have run across a peculiar new trend in selfies.
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They also opposed the pipeline because it would run across one of the world's largest underground deposits of fresh water.
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It's unclear how many lawmakers currently sleep in their offices, and the reasons given run across a spectrum of justifications.
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Bloomberg reported last year that Apple had an internal project to allow apps to run across iOS and Mac devices.
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And the theater that became Mr. Talbot's final legacy began a 37-year-run across the street from Lincoln Center.
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When we run across the border in the forest, we know that this is not right This is not human.
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Russia's Gazprom and its European partners agreed the project, which will run across the Baltic Sea to Germany, last year.
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In June and July, authorities at the Hidalgo-Reynosa International Bridge intercepted a handful of migrants trying to run across.
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Wordplay TUESDAY PUZZLE — At some point in your life, you must have run across the wordplay known as Tom Swifties.
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Saving the world is cool, but for Gabe, just being able to run across an open field was a fantasy.
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Contests that day will run across a raft of states with large African American populations, including Alabama, North Carolina and Virginia.
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I've run across this numerous times, especially on domestic flights that are full and when overhead space is at a premium.
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A single frame can last an hour or a nanosecond, and in that time the Flash can run across a county.
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"We watched her run across the northbound lanes of SR 51," ADOT public information officer Caroline Carpenter said in a statement.
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Instagram incorrectly confirmed at the time that this removal was a part of a global test being run across several countries.
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I've never run across a woman who called her partner 'daddy' because she genuinely liked fantasizing that he was her father.
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Two men run across the stage in sweeping circles until one stops the other by pressing a palm into his chest.
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The ad format allows the brands' campaigns to run across the largest trends on Reddit's site for 24 hours, Reddit says.
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For instance, in "The Ballad of Gregorio Cortez," we were fortunate to run across the most definitive documents concerning the case.
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" Contact Lenses "I bring enough contacts that, if I ever run across a small family, I could supply them with contacts.
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The 28500-second ad entitled "It's Time" will run across Iowa through caucus night, according to a release from the campaign.
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If Tehran has its way, the modern Silk Road will once again run across Afghanistan's western border, and proceed through Iran.
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Robot dogs made by other research teams have been trained to open doors, withstand destabilizing blows, and run across uneven ground.
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He was parked on the far side of the ramp and had run across the road as heavy traffic raced by.
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Thousands have run across the border into Cameroon, according to Doctors Without Borders, where they have no water, shelter or food.
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There are about 8,000 railway stations in India, and every day about 12,000 trains, governed by Indian Railways, run across the nation.
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Should we risk the run across the open field over two more chain-link fences, or should we remain behind the tree?
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Joey Wendle added a one-out RBI single that made it 4-3, and Mallex Smith's slow groundout pushed another run across.
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While I've run across numerous effective strategies that smart people employ when faced with stress, what follows are ten of the best.
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In true '90s fashion, videos have a time and date timestamp in the corner and glitch lines that run across the footage.
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"It's about 450 miles," Golden told ITK on Tuesday, before he was just starting his epic run across New York's 23rd district.
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When the two did run across each other on the margins of a group meeting, there was little time for detailed talks.
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So every time she needs to relieve herself, she has to run across the campus to a building with a "Colored" bathroom.
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You might run across a few fellow wallflowers and strike up a polite, commiserating conversation, but that's not what you came for.
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Because entrepreneurs are special, you don't run across a lot of them and there aren't [a lot of] people who do that.
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The apartment is infested with mice, which run across their pillows while they sleep and leave droppings in the baby's high chair.
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But while we may run across an occasional Moose, we're not going to call anyone "Mooch," at least not without derogatory intent.
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" The commercial, which will run across TV, cinema, digital and social channels through December, finishes by saying, "Happy Holidays in 60+ Languages.
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Batting with one out and the bases loaded in the seventh inning, Bogaerts pushed a run across with his 63-26 groundout.
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He tried staying patient, only to find himself being run across the baseline like a jack rabbit with a one-handed backhand.
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Microsoft has Windows 10 – its operating system that can run across a number of platforms from PCs to its HoloLens augmented reality headset.
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"We said be aggressive early, trying to get a run across, and on top of that I just wanted some tacos," he said. .
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While I've run across numerous effective strategies that smart people employ when dealing with difficult people, what follows are some of the best.
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The progressive group Not One Penny is launching a $5 million campaign against the GOP tax cuts that will run across the country.
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In the morning, as soon as she saw the delivery truck, she would run across the street, examine each roll and choose one.
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Beyond cross-posting and synced viewing, Facebook is also implementing new privacy controls for Stories that run across both its main app and Messenger.
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Bryan: Rick and Michonne's romantic pillaging getaway takes a surreal turn when they run across a military soldier-turned-walker carrying some heavy artillery.
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Electricity has in the past been generated centrally, run across vast physical grids, with constant management by system operators to keep power flowing smoothly.
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He told Pskovskaya Guberniya he made the run across the border wearing only shorts and a T-shirt, with a kimono in a backpack.
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And while it's tempting to want to run across hot coals, this actually pushes your feet deeper into the embers, increasing the burn risk.
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Since Amazon's Black Friday sales often run across a couple of weeks, we expect them to start mid-November and finish in early December.
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Developers can currently build Xbox One apps, but they're not universal Windows 10 apps that run across PCs, tablets, phones, and the Xbox One.
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Sometimes, we run across a brand that doesn't fit neatly into a single category (or two), and instead takes a very hybrid-happy approach.
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Her fingers run across the strings in precise strokes that can be dizzying in their speed, or so drawn out they make you ache.
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Instead, the company framed it as being a platform that will run across many devices, including smartwatches, internet-of-things gadgets, televisions, and more.
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Others are simply unaware of the potential for mischief in, for example, a Wartenberg Pinwheel—a spiked disc that can be run across the skin.
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All images: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoEvery once and while you run across a gadget that would be perfect if only it wasn't missing one tiny feature.
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These apps sound similar to Microsoft's own work with Windows Universal Apps that run across pcs, tablets, phones, and even devices like the HoloLens headset.
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Now, we can run across the street to our local Walgreens and grab just about everything we could ever need for a last-minute look.
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I've run across similar vegetation in the past, and, usually, they hide rare pearls or gems that can fetch high prices on the galactic market.
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"Watch out for the snipers," a soldier accompanying us says as we duck down to run across the roof and take cover behind a wall.
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After a few attempts to get away, I was able to take this opportune moment to get up and run across to a hallway bathroom.
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In an email, a JBS spokeswoman said the ads, which also include radio and television spots, would run across 27 different media outlets through Monday.
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Weeks earlier, Engle had helped prepare a young runner named Pete Kostelnick, who was hoping to break the record for the fastest run across America.
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Ramsay set Rickon free to run across the battlefield to his brother, but then shot a series of arrows at him, and eventually killed him.
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Rather, she overlays the triangles with four rectangles made up of evenly spaced colored dots, which change hue when they run across a colored triangle.
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The tone changed in a hurry when the Irish opened the second half on a 13-4 run across the first 4 1/2 minutes.
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David Silva drove inside before sending a delicious reverse pass out to Cesc Fabregas, whose diagonal run across the box went unnoticed by everyone else.
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A New Jersey chess teacher, Slava Koza, was willing to run across six countries, covering 6,290 miles (about 10,120 kilometers), to woo an international ballerina.
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In an email, a JBS spokeswoman said the advertisements, which also include radio and television spots, would run across 27 different media outlets through Monday.
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For years students at Colorado State University have let off steam before finals by running in underwear and swimsuits in an organized "Undie Run" across campus.
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I have not run across one piece of evidence to show a pro-Trump person or someone who was biased to like -- to like Donald Trump.
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"Man, I was so excited to get a run across the plate — I knew all we needed was one the way Bum was pitching," Kelly said.
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Unfortunately, there's a good chance that most of us will run across a bad date or two in our lives — though maybe none quite this awful.
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The resulting substance looks like a liquid, but hardens instantly when you punch it—in fact, it's possible to run across a pool of the stuff.
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All-Star Pat Neshek pitched a clean seventh before the Brewers scraped a run across on a Braun RBI double against Joaquin Benoit in the eighth.
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There will also be more of an effort to isolate ISIS fighters in their existing strongholds rather than pushing to be on run across remote areas.
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I was late to the bus and I actually had to run across my yard to get on the bus at my neighbor's house that morning.
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"Went against all of the societal norms," he said, adding, "A mother of three dropping bombs on terrorists — you don't run across that profile every day."
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It's this big arc of emotion and then it drops because everybody's really bummed that he didn't run across the goal line and score a touchdown.
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Mahomes would run sideways, his eyes watching a receiver run across the field, then suddenly throw the ball to a completely different area of the field.
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"We're looking for those connections that run across those three pillars," said Steele, who explained that none of these entities can exist in their own silos.
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The spot is slated to run "across digital channels and in relevant broadcast programming across 26 states," according to a press release issued by Bloomberg's campaign.
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A pilot program run across 200 villages in India's largest state, Uttar Pradesh, resulted in an improvement in reading proficiency in 64% of children, Google said.
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Mahle pushed the first run across when Freeman, the Atlanta first baseman, made a wild throw and was charged with an error that allowed Gennett to score.
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Torrent Freak reports that some apps run across PCs, mobile, and even Xbox One, and provide quick access to movies that aren't even on legal streaming platforms.
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Over the past several weeks, Curiosity has been investigating the Bagnold Dunes, a series of dark sand dunes that run across the northwestern flank of Mt. Sharp.
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Drone footage gives you a good glimpse of their migrations from the sky, so you can observe as herds of animals run across their sprawling, unspoiled terrain.
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Further down the road, Google might reveal new software meant to run across every device, meaning we'd also see a desktop version of Android combined with Chrome.
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Microsoft's Universal Windows Platform, introduced back in 2016, lets developers write just one app and have it run across PCs, tablets, mobile phones, and the XBox One.
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"I have never run across anything like this," MacLeish, who has spent his career representing victims of childhood sexual abuse, tells PEOPLE; he's a St. George's alum.
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You've probably run across dozens of articles telling you that if you want to cut costs when selling your home, try negotiating down your agent's commission fee.
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He gave "all of us enough time to get underneath our desks, to get ourselves safe, and to run across the room to escape," the classmate said.
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Everyone is in the market now for sensational fact-based stories, but it's rare to run across one as enforced, with as many layers, as this one.
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"What's so awesome about these guys and gals who get to run across the country now is they've got thousands of people following them" on social media.
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Special guest Lauren Alaina will join him on the 16-date run across the U.S. in addition to appearances by Adkins, The Bellamy Brothers and John Anderson.
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Microsoft has been engineering Windows to run across a variety of hardware, and the core of the OS is now aligned to Azure and Microsoft's AI teams.
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"But I think the sense of the market is we've opened this Pandora's box up now, there could be retaliation, and it could run across the world."
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The five-part series, sponsored by Coors Banquet beer and run across Uproxx, was intended to reach an audience that has become adept at avoiding traditional advertising.
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Pushing a go-ahead run across with an infield hit in the 10th inning, Israel stunned Korea 2-1 to get the WBC started in upset fashion.
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The pop-ups are operating right now ... and if you run across one, you can cop an unreleased pair of the Yeezy Boost 700 V2 "Geode" for $300.
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I tell that story to our founders and to others, and I've yet to run across anybody who uses the data from their employee surveys in that way.
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The world is mostly normal, until you run across something small that feels off, creating a sense that there are maybe darker secrets hiding if you probe further.
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It even takes control of a vehicle to force Bella off the road, setting up a desperate run across the Scottish moors as she tries to save herself.
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The Braves had a runner in scoring position with less than two outs in the sixth, seventh and ninth but could not get another run across the plate.
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"He shot Kendrick, giving all of us enough time to get underneath our desks, to get ourselves safe, and to run across the room to escape," Giasolli said.
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Microsoft's Windows machine learning model is designed to run across a number of different devices, including laptops, PCs, Internet of Things devices, servers, datacenters, and the HoloLens headset.
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The summary: Caught behind enemy lines on D-Day, a group of American soldiers run across a Nazi mad-science lab that's manufacturing monsters to win the war.
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Chaim: I really, really liked the moment where Peter was forced to run across a field in the suburbs due to the lack of buildings to swing from.
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Codenamed "Bison", according to Android Police, the idea is to create one unified operating system that can run across numerous devices – much like Windows or Apple's operating systems.
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It left a cigar-shaped patch of scorched earth, a stretch of open ground that meant death-by-sniper-bullet to anyone brave enough to run across it.
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Saddle sores or numbness might develop when nerves that run across the perineum toward the genitals get compressed during longer or more intense rides, Gaither said by email.
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Furthermore, I often run across people who have gone back to menial work in their 60s and 70s because they just want to get out of the house.
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A lot of times in my community, firearms are available before people have the information to even handle them properly—you can run across a gun at 15.
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Where Google sees Anthos as a platform for building software that can run across multiple clouds, Microsoft is pitching its Arc as more of a tool for management.
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But when you dig a hole you sometimes run across things you wish had remained buried — like the dirt pointing to Russian ties to the U.S. environmental movement.
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Jill Hicks was driving down a high-traffic road in Chattanooga, when she saw what she thought was a kitten run across the street, WDEF News 12 reported.
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The campaign includes 3 films that will run across TV and digital and 12 out-of-home ads that will appear in New York, Chicago, Toronto and London.
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Headlines run across the screen about hate crimes spiking, and we see Tiki torches, hear chants of "Jews will not replace us" and witness straight-out murder in Charlottesville.
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"Who's living the life?" he shouts, as a young boy, a younger girl, and their mother run across the parking lot for a hug and a photo with him.
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A survivor of childhood sexual abuse is hoping to make a difference for other victims by raising money for charity during an excruciating 3,000-mile run across the country.
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Who is the child that thinks it's okay to run across the red carpet in the middle of what might be the greatest prom photo-op of all time?
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Last week Carson Palmer had to run across the field wearing a bikini top and skirt, and so it seems that the wager is approaching the asymptote of nakedness.
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And just in case you ever run across a possible flying saucer of your own, the CIA has a few helpful tips and tricks for investigating the possible UFO.
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Zinke also dinged Clinton for once claiming she had run across a tarmac in Bosnia to avoid sniper fire, when video later showed her walking casually with her daughter.
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In September 2015, as Mohsen tried to run across the Hungarian border while holding his son in his arms, he was tripped by a camerawoman reporting from the scene.
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The migrants were aboard a Britannia Seaways ferry owned by Danish operator DFDS that had just embarked on a run across the North Sea to Felixstowe in southern England.
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It's a frankly devastating run across the spectrum of human emotion, providing a handy simulation for anyone who has had the good fortune of never experiencing intense mood swings.
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"We were poised to have the Zodiac in the river, and then Rafa would basically run across the parking lot, jump in his boat, and rally it," Sturges said.
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One trailer features a version of the final Scarif battle when Jyn and the rest of the crew run across a beach carrying the stolen plans under heavy Imperial fire.
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Always stop and do a reverse image search on any incendiary or inflammatory image you run across online, especially if it seems too awful (or too good) to be true.
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"I think anybody that goes looking online for a puppy, if you look at more than one or two places, you're going to run across a fraud site," Baker said.
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Sometimes, we run across a much-needed reminder that fashion isn't solely about personal expression, and it's more than a massive global industry; it can also be used for good.
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While there aren't any products or cars shipping with Cortana yet, these new partnerships could pave the way for Cortana to run across multiple devices inside and outside a home.
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There's no skateboard (or wheels of any kind), but your custom hero's seemingly magical footwear can grind on, bounce off of, or wall run across most surfaces, physics be damned.
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In particular, it is aiming to create new services that run across social networks, create music communities across Kakao services and curate 'smart' music playlists and selections via user data.
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Today Reuters TV debuted its new ad campaign, "It's your time," comprising four 20-second spots that will run across Facebook, Twitter, Google, YouTube, Hulu and Pandora starting February 9th.
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Right-wing websites and Trump cheerleaders on talk radio are attacking possible Democratic candidates as budding socialists who will increase taxes and let every illegal immigrant run across open borders.
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The photo was designed to run across two pages and would need to be a center spread — a continuous sheet of paper rather than two facing pages with a fold.
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But when tendinitis seized his ankle and crept up his shins until they swelled, Pete Kostelnick second-guessed himself for trying to log the fastest run across America ever recorded.
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Keila Merino, a New York City public school teacher and two-time New York Road Runners ultramarathoner of the year, set out to run across the country earlier this summer.
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If we're lucky, about once a month we find a golden half-hour of free time to run across the street to the Met to check out the new exhibits.
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He aimed to run across 20 miles of hostile territory to get to a forward operating base (FOB) called Sharana and inform the general there about what was going on.
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Tell him to run across a field on a Wednesday and he'll come in 25th; put him in a race with medals on a track, and he'll come in first.
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When Al arrives at the shop, his barber Bibby (Robert S. Powell) tells Al he has to run across town to do something "real quick" and invites Al to join.
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Something about the vibrancy of the quilt and cushions' diagonal lines reminds me of reading a score, in the way that musical notes can bounce or run across the page.
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Instead of fighting iOS and fighting Android, we tried to embrace their community, so we've made our technology, security and software that could run across it, including a messaging BBM.
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She'll run across parts of the Middle East, Africa, Australia and South America before finishing her 100-day challenge back where she started, in New York City, on February 11, 20153.
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Throughout the film, Lola's 20-minute run across Berlin is told three different times in three different ways, and in each retelling, there's one tiny change that dramatically affects her outcome.
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But within three minutes Wayne Rooney went on a brilliant run across the edge of the Palace area and crossed for Marouane Fellaini to set up the equalizer for Spaniard Mata.
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Microsoft has been building its UWP effort to create universal apps and games that run across all devices from PCs, to tablets, phones, the Xbox One, and even the HoloLens headset.
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The 2662-year-old gave up one earned run across 22 2131/33 innings in that defeat, the second time in three starts he has given up just one earned run.
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A federal appeals court in Virginia last year quoted a passage from "The Lorax" when denying a permit for a natural gas pipeline that would have run across the Appalachian Trail.
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I'm not sure if you've run across this information, but the US intelligence committee has said that Russia actively interfered in the 2016 election to help Trump and hurt Clinton. 21.
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Street-level crossings have long been a hazard in the New York City region, which is crisscrossed by three major commuter railroads with hundreds of spots where streets run across tracks.
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In the specimen collections of the California Academy of Sciences, curator Jack Dumbacher picks up a barred owl—so named for the stripes than run across its chest—and strokes its feathers.
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Peacock gave up a run across two innings of relief versus the Rangers on May 23 and is 211-843 with a 284 ERA in seven career appearances (five starts) against them.
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Taking a hard line Business groups have long cautioned that a messy Brexit would be a disaster, disrupting the supply chains that run across Europe and potentially injecting panic into financial markets.
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"Deals with the labels would have allowed us to have monetization," said one former executive, who explained that no ads could be run across label-owned content without a revenue-sharing agreement.
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One of the great risks of covering mass quantities of movie trailers on the internet is that you occasionally run across fake/parody/satire trailers that you could possibly mistake as real.
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Although he has no full-length projects to his name, his features on Jimmy and other Prime acts showcase a marathon-like run across bars, often filled with countless threats and boasts.
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So even if you were allowed to set your search parameters to "looking for women who like men between 5 and 38," you wouldn't run across any 5-year-old's profiles, anyway.
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It had begun after an Internal Revenue Service agent watched a documentary, produced by Matt Damon, about an expedition Engle had organized, a grueling 111-day, 4,500-mile run across the Sahara.
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And if you attend your local independent wrestling promotion, you're bound to run across tables selling compilation DVDs of famous wrestlers, Japanese and Mexican footage that's still hard to obtain, and more.
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I still lived in Baltimore at the time, so my commute involved a 25-minute drive, an 80-minute train ride and a 15-minute walk/run across the Capitol each way.
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A. Run across the country B. Break the 4-minute mile barrier C. Run a marathon D. Break the 10-second barrier in a 100-meter race Think you know the answer?
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These activities run across the entire internet, as Americans increasingly share their information and rely on various digital platforms for shopping, education, transportation, streaming media, telemedicine, teleworking, social interaction and social media.
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It's interesting watching the story, because, since 2016, I've run across moments on social media where a story will surface about people in "red states" experiencing trauma or trouble of some kind.
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Especially as Burns's projects have become big hits for PBS, the network is only too happy to have 22012 installments of a new miniseries to run across two weeks of primetime television.
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Sometimes you wish you could just bypass security, leap off the plane bridge, run across the tarmac and board the plane as it takes off, just like playing a scene from Uncharted 3.
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Other people might have more information than you at the end of the month, which is certainly frustrating—you might even run across someone who is trying to keep a secret from you.
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In Louisiana - home to massive oil refineries and about 50,000 miles of pipelines - ETP's planned Bayou Bridge extension would run across southern Louisiana for about 160 miles, between Lake Charles and St. James.
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Bugsnag analyzes the code using a set of software development kits that run across the browser, desktop, mobile or backend, giving developers a complete view of how the application will behave across environments.
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Bloomberg reported at the end of last year that Apple was working on some sort of solution to let app makers build a single app that could run across both iOS and MacOS.
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"Building Better Every Day," the slogan of the new campaign, will run across broadcast and print ads, online and on the bank's mobile app, as well as on its internal channels, Sloan said.
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I run across the surface of a beautiful frigid planet, with red mountains and blue trees that combine for a view that makes the damage to my hazard protection systems almost worth it.
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They scored the first eight points of the fourth quarter to stretch their lead to 18 points, finishing a 258-254 run across a nine-minute stretch spanning the third and fourth quarters.
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Alicia Martin recalls the days, as a young girl, when a group of friends would freely run across the border to buy ice cream from a vendor on the Mexican side of the border.
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Microsoft is getting ready to release an important software development kit (SDK) that will allow game developers to integrate Xbox Live into any titles that run across PC, Xbox, iOS, Android, and Nintendo Switch.
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The iPad, which also launched in 2010, ran a modified version of iOS 4, making it the first version of Apple's operating system to run across both devices, a tradition that exists until today.
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The dachshund, a 2-year-old named "RJ," had darted out of his home as his owners opened the door to go to the grocery store and run across the front yard, Huffman said.
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Now, the company is giving TensorFlow the machine learning equivalent of smart pills, releasing a distributed version of the software that allows it to run across multiple machines — up to hundreds at a time.
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Maybe next time he should team up with the guy who tried to run across the ocean in an inflatable bubble and see what kind of sea-related trouble they can get into together.
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A federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., cited Dr. Seuss's famous book "The Lorax" in a Thursday ruling against a permit for a natural gas pipeline originally planned to run across the Appalachian Trail.
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The federal appeals court in Richmond, Va., cited Dr. Seuss's famous book "The Lorax" in their Thursday ruling against a permit for a natural gas pipeline originally planned to run across the Appalachian Trail.
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IT monitoring specialist ScienceLogic today announced that it has acquired AppFirst, a service to give IT admins deeper visibility in what apps and services run across a company's servers, virtual machines and cloud instances.
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I get to the studio with a couple minutes to spare, so I run across the street to Trader Joes to buy two large bottles of Pellegrino which is my greatest indulgence in life.
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Vargas split a pair of back-to-back starts against the White Sox in late April and early May, posting a victory at home on May 1 after allowing one run across six frames.
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The main regulator of buses that run across state lines is the federal Department of Transportation, but aside from compiling performance data on companies, the agency rarely penalizes bus lines for repeated safety violations.
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These trucks are equipped with hardware, software and an array of sensors developed by Uber's Advanced Technologies Group that help the truck make what amounts to a glorified cruise-control run across the state.
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Examined here in detail for the first time, they run across 160 pages in nearly 30 brochures produced by the Wonsan Zone Development Corporation in Korean, Chinese, Russian and English in 2015 and 2016.
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Now, the company is giving TensorFlow the machine learning equivalent of smart pills, releasing a distributed version of the software that allows it to run across multiple machines — up to hundreds at a time.
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CN: How do you go from a place where you're building products to all of a sudden needing to get caught up to speed on many business models that you haven't run across before?
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The inaugural Riviera Water Bike Challenge, a Monaco-to-Nice July 4 charity event, will run across open seas — so Charlene has dedicated as many hours as she can into training out on the Mediterranean.
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In effect, the very same algorithms that are trained with mass troves of data and run across Google's vast network of data centers are now being deployed to make those same data centers more efficient.
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Containerization enables developers to create these distributed applications made up of small discrete pieces that run across multiple servers, as opposed to the large monolithic applications companies used to create running on a single server.
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Brian Flynn (28-27) took the loss for KC, which scored once in the bottom of the 211th after the Indians scored two in the top half, but could not get the tying run across.
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Nelson expects that her O'Malley neighbors will want to hear about Sanders's plan to expand Social Security and his environmental record opposing fracking, including the natural gas Bakken pipeline proposed to run across the state.
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Take the bone-crunching brawl that Jack and his military-trained friends, Clair and Louis, get into when they run across four big guys with chain saws poaching hardwood trees on an old woman's land.
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The Twins pushed a run across in the top of the first when Dozier led off with a double, moved to third on an infield out and scored on Miguel Sano's sacrifice fly to right.
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Generally, almost every state has a hunter conservation organization that's involved in activities like, say, building a tunnel under a highway so that deer don't have to run across the road [and] go under it.
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Mike Ramsey, an analyst at Gartner who tracks the development of connected and self-driving cars, said Delphi is attempting the most extensive transformation by an old-line automotive company that he has run across.
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Anyway, one afternoon I went out there in the small truck, just to run an errand was all, and as I was driving over the Yazá bridge I saw this woman run across the road.
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One of the gunmen "shot Kendrick, giving all of us enough time to get underneath our desks, to get ourselves safe, and to run across the room to escape," student Nui Giasolli told NBC News.
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So rather than having to do a daily crop walk, which could take hours, the growers can quickly have a set of cameras run across the plants and get a visual snapshot of those plants' health.
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Microsoft has been trying this exact same thing with Universal Windows Platform apps for a while now, allowing developers to create apps that run across Windows, Windows phones, the Xbox, HoloLens, and even the Surface Hub.
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"I am sure he (Howard) would have preferred to hit a grand slam to win the game, but I am sure he is happy getting that run across with a walk," Philadelphia manager Pete Mackanin said.
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They started a runaway train with the executions last week, and "we have to finish this!" can now be used as a justification to take out every single person they run across from here on out.
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"Occasionally you run across people from the Justice Department who have an air of superiority toward agents, and Bruce had none of that," said Chris Swecker, a former senior F.B.I. official who worked with Mr. Ohr.
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The set pieces, particularly a near-tumble off a cliff and a terrifying run across cracking ice, are impressively executed — visceral and scary enough to make this streaming-only release seem like a real missed opportunity.
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Americans for Prosperity is putting about $560,000 behind TV and digital ads that will run across Montana saying that Tester, who voted for ObamaCare, has not done enough to address rising healthcare costs across the state.
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I have often run across men (and rarely, but not never, women) who have become so powerful in their lives that there is no one to tell them when they are cruel, wrong, foolish, absurd, repugnant.
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My stomach is still feeling off, so I eat about two thirds of my bowl and run across the street to Walgreens to pick up hydrogen peroxide, smaller bandaids (both for my back), and a sparking water.
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Google has a strong position in the education market thanks to Chromebooks, Apple has the quality mobile apps, and Microsoft has the productivity apps and an operating system designed to run across all types of cheaper hardware.
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If you're in a city, you'll likely see rainbows in shop windows, and no matter where you live, you'll probably run across a few rainbow-washed logos from your favorite brands on social media during Pride month.
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"When you're at Stanford, you run across a lot of guys like that," said Brian Billick, the former Stanford tight ends coach who went on to win a Super Bowl as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens.
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The union says it should be the job of a conductor, a second onboard staff member, as a safety issue while the company says driver-only operated trains already run across the rail network without any problems.
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In 2014, marathon runner Reza Baluchi popped into his trusty "hydropod"—basically a giant buoyant hamster wheel—and set off on a quest to run across the ocean from Florida to Bermuda to raise money for charity.
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Lawyers for Hernandez's family disputed that account, saying he was playing a game with other teenagers in which they would run across a culvert from the Mexican side and touch the U.S. border fence before dashing back.
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"We regularly do cleanups around our area and always bring out litter that we run across during our hikes, but Thursday we decided to focus our efforts exclusively on litter patrol," Newland told the outlet on Saturday.
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It can then "ping" you based on certain events: If it sees a dog run across the room, a human enter the house -- such as a dog-walker or babysitter -- or a stranger who shouldn't be there.
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I had run across town to get to this gallery before it closed, and once there I felt like I had entered a cool, dark oasis that gave me water I didn't know I was thirsty for.
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Pogba, the world's most expensive player, allowed it to run across him before sending in a low left-footed shot that struck Davinson Sanchez's outstretched leg, looped up and spun into the net past goalkeeper Andre Onana.
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Though calling attention to in-demand tickets or a fancy meal may inspire envy among one's peers, and philanthropic payments can signal one's virtue, it is just as possible to run across less glamorous or upstanding transactions.
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I've run across a lot of misconceptions about stuttering — here are five common myths: Although the exact cause of stuttering is unknown, researchers consider the condition to be neurological — and not psychological, according to the National Stuttering Association.
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This film is about a boy with extraordinary powers on the run across the South with his dad, with special effects and car chases and a real live marketing budget from a real live movie studio—Warner Bros.
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"In a nutshell, individuals can run across the bridge of narcissism to use 'dark' traits when facing a challenge," he said, adding they can then return to more socially acceptable characteristics when they are in a safe environment.
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National parks, however, are super excited about all the new visitors You see, a side effect to actually going outside is that you may actually run across some actual nature or -- heaven forbid -- some real animals to admire.
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Get the VICE App on iOS and Android Until Wednesday, the only way Americans could get to Cuba was to book a charter jet, or build a floating plastic bubble to try to run across the ocean in.
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Lawyers for Hernandez's family disputed that account, saying the teenager was playing a game with other teenagers in which they would run across a culvert from the Mexican side and touch the U.S. border fence before dashing back.
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The majority are from the Torreón area, but Santos have also brought in girls from the 33 youth academies they run across Mexico, including a few from the border region and major cities like Guadalajara and Mexico City.
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Microsoft appears to be focused on cross-platform and app opportunities on iOS and Android, but the ability for its universal apps to run across PC and phone is one of its key selling points for Windows 10.
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The lawyers for Hernandez's family disputed that account, saying he was playing a game in which a group of teenagers would run across the culvert from the Mexican side and touch the U.S. border fence before running back.
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The aftermarket OLED screens had normal touch functionality and ran a little thinner than the OEM screens, but the sample REWA used in its video had a glitch that caused bright pink lines to run across the whole screen.
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But it all goes terribly wrong when they get a simultaneous bad case of food poisoning, and Rudolph is forced to run across the street in a gorgeous wedding dress in an attempt to make it to the bathroom.
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Edge is also built on Microsoft's Universal Windows Platform (UWP), the company's previous big push in Windows 8 and Windows 10 to get single universal apps that run across desktops, tablets, phones, Xbox consoles, and devices like the HoloLens.
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As the sponsor to CNBC's flagship awards event in Asia, the partnership with Six Capital will also involve the creation of a series of commercial assets which will run across CNBC's Asia Pacific programming from July to November 2016.
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"By the way, if you happen to know anybody, or run across anybody who is thinking about even contemplating voting for the other guy, ask that person, why do you think he won't release his tax returns," Clinton said.
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Through the years, Mr. Karnazes has run 250 miles straight (with no sleep), completed a 225-mile relay race (by himself), run across Death Valley in the middle of the summer, and run a marathon at the South Pole.
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"Kendrick lunged at him, and he shot Kendrick, giving all of us enough time to get underneath our desks, to get ourselves safe and to run across the room to escape," survivor Nui Giasolli said of the brave interception.
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The couple had run across a Zillow listing for a $580,000 house with three bedrooms in the Queens neighborhood, which lies just east of Brooklyn and west of the Aqueduct Racetrack, four miles from John F. Kennedy International Airport.
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There is this crease down the middle, yes, but it bisects four horizontal lines that run across his forehead, so that the entire thing looks like an open book: The lines are the words, the crease is the binding.
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City: Berkeley, CAYear founded: 2019Total funding: $20.6 millionValuation: N/AWhat it does: Anyscale maintains the open source project Ray, which helps developers approach distributed computing — the field for running large-scale applications run across multiple servers or computing devices.
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Baluchi (who claims to have run across the U.S. twice and around its perimeter once), fled Iran after briefly serving in the army and crossed Europe and various other countries as a cyclist before arriving in the U.S. in 2002.
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Now that the eclipse is ending its run across the United States, you might be feeling a total eclipse of the heart — the bright part of your Monday replaced with a dark hole, much like the moon eclipsing the sun.
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This might make it easier for developers to eventually create a fully new version of their app that will run across Windows, Xbox, and Mixed Reality devices, but for now it's good to see desktop apps arriving in the Store.
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Stroman won't be included in many Cy Young Award discussions but he ranks third behind favorites Corey Kluber and Chris Sale in the AL ERA race after limiting Kansas City to a run across seven innings his last time out.
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The freshman soccer player, Eloi Vasquez, was killed as he tried to run across the 10 freeway sometime after 2 in the morning on March 28th ... and now his family is pointing the finger at the Tau Kappa Epsilon fraternity.
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But should you run across a 20-pack of avocados for just $3.99 at your local warehouse-style grocer, it doesn't mean you need to buy the whole bag only for half of it to spoil once you bring it home.
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But should you run across a 20-pack of peaches for just $3.99 at your local warehouse-style grocer, it doesn't mean you need to buy the whole bag only for half of it to spoil once you bring it home.
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When we thought we'd gotten something right — a three-piece wool top with multiple places for your head to pop through, for example — she would run across our loft to the only mirror (in the bathroom), then reappear shaking her head.
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After putting on my jacket with the hood tightly fitted around my straight hair, I run across the street to a bodega and get a 1.5 liter bottle of fizzy water ($1.37) and then walk back to the flat through the park.
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" Still, Zelda's dalliances haven't run across the right beau until she meets Fitzgerald (Australian actor David Hoflin, replacing Gavin Stenhouse from the previously shown pilot), who, struck by the proverbial thunderbolt, soon announces to her, "I'm gonna be a great writer some day.
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" Poor Katherine has to run across NASA just to relieve herself, and the scene is set to "Runnin'," a spirited song that Williams said he wrote while "trying to pretend that I was her and what she might've felt like when she ran.
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While the presence of hate speech on Facebook is a longstanding problem around the globe supported by clear evidence, complaints of political bias have run across the spectrum since Facebook shifted its algorithm to favor content from friends over news and political groups.
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It wasn't until my third try—when I deliberately started to take more risks and directed Grylls to run across a shaky-looking log that snapped and landed him in a ravine—that I realized you could actually even "fail" a mission.
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These types of applications tend to run across dozens or even hundreds of servers, and employees end up spending a lot of time on the infrastructure side making sure the data isn't lost, load balancing, all of the infrastructure maintenance and management tasks.
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Microsoft has been planning all along to have apps that run across everything from the desktop to the phone to the Xbox — if that's going to be the case, there's no reason it should separate Xbox apps out into their own store.
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The 183-year-old struck out 218 and allowed one run across 26 24/3 innings against Baltimore on June 8 but yielded nine runs - seven earned - and 18 hits in a combined 11 2/3 innings over his last two starts.
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"Kendrick lunged at him, and he shot Kendrick, giving all of us enough time to get underneath our desks, to get ourselves safe, and to run across the room to escape," Nui Giasolli, a student in the classroom, told the "Today" show.
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BAD BODEGA, BETTER DIET I used to start brewing coffee and then run across the street to the bodega for a breakfast black and white cookie, but the bodega just changed to a crap brand, and the entire store is dead to me.
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School would let out and he would run across the street to the Sinclair gas station, where he could buy a soda for a dime and, if he was lucky, watch the ninth inning on the black-and-white set behind the counter.
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Newman cited the details, from the length of the play (27 yards) to the route that Brandon LaFell had run across the middle to paralyze the safety who was supposed to assist Revis, as if he were on the sideline that September afternoon.
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And even though we know the responsible thing to do is map out the flight, hotel, and logistical details first — you know, be an actual adult — the first thing to run across our minds is: What will we do with our hair and makeup?
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Many have heard the story of Balto, a sled dog who completed the final stretch of 1925 serum run across hundreds of miles of harsh Alaskan tundra to prevent a diphtheria epidemic in Nome, but this heroic canine did not complete this feat alone.
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Microsoft has steadily expanded its definition of UWP to allow developers to repackage desktop apps into the Microsoft Store, but the original vision was for new style apps (think back to Windows 8) that would run across PCs, phones, tablets, the Xbox, and HoloLens.
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Curnier Jardin flashes from the quotidian German suburbs to mock prison cells, which, unlike Genet's sterile black and white cells, are colored by green walls, inmates clad in pearls, and bouquets of wilted flowers that the women run across their breasts and swallow whole.
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Especially after you've played for a while, you'll notice parts of the environment that can help you get around; an air duct of a certain height that you can vault over, a wall you can run across, or a ledge that's just within reach.
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Some of the 28503 million viewers of Superbowl LI who stole peeks at headlines during commercials may have run across the article "Taiwan Bans Euthanasia of Stray Animals," featured by a prominent news site, and found it hard to swallow—especially between bites of hotdog.
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So if knights of yore were easily able to mount horses and run across battlefields in the gear, just how difficult or easy would it be for me to do some of the common, everyday things of 2016 while in a full suit of armor?
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Bernie Sanders is out with a new TV ad in Iowa, touting his stance against the proposed Bakken oil pipeline, a controversial 1,100-mile, $3.8 billion pipeline that would run across the state and connect oil fields in South Dakota with facilities in Illinois.
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He stretched the Mexican defense with a run across the penalty box after 51 minutes, before wrong-footing them with a Socrates-esque back heel to Willian and then continuing his run to get on the end of his pass and score the opener.
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The #makethefuture movement started in 2014 in one of Rio's favelas with Pavegen and Pele, and in 2015 moved on to Lagos, Nigeria, where a collaboration with musical superstar Akon launched another football pitch that's powered by the kinetic energy from the feet that run across it.
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Bloomberg offered a bit more specificity on things in a report on Wednesday, saying that the first ARM-based Macs could come in 2020, with plans to offer developers a way to write a single app that can run across iPhones, iPads and Macs by 2021.
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In late June, a judge in BC halted the controversial "Northern Gateway" pipeline project—a corridor to link Alberta with the Pacific, it would have run across the northern portion of the providence—ruling that the local First Nations were not sufficiently consulted on the plan.
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TV presenters usually look immaculate on screen, so when Fox commentator and former NFL star Terry Bradshaw appeared at the Super Bowl this year with a stain on his shirt, Twitter went into overdrive, with Bradshaw appearing to run across the pitch in search of clean clothes.
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And all Fleet Feet stores will be part of "The Big Run," which tallies how many miles are run across their events and enters runners in drawings for things like having the most common finish line time, and finishing in the exact middle of the pack.
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In a García Márquez book, a dead man's blood may run across multiple streets and up and down staircases, into a house — "hugging the walls so as not to stain the rugs" — through a pantry and into the kitchen where the dead man's mother is cooking.
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Terrorist threats in Africa Terrorism and jihadist groups such as Boko Haram and ISIS remain a major threat across the Sahel, the belt of nations that run across Africa immediately south of the Sahara Desert and includes Chad, Sudan, Mali, Burkina Faso, Nigeria and, most notably, Niger.
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When I posted an image to Facebook, or when someone tagged me in theirs, I didn't think about whether I could use it on Tinder, whether it would play well on Instagram, whether it was worthy enough to tweet, or even whether an ex might run across it.
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Pope watched Palladio, 9, perform with his costars Sunday at the Grand Ole Opry as part of the Nashville Farewell Tour, ahead of an April run across his native U.K. with Clare Bowen, Chris Carmack, Charles Esten and Jonathan Jackson before the show's series' finale on July 26.
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Where Rodriguez likes to run across the cage with his spins, and his opponent only need retreat when they see him turning his back, Vannata generally attempts his spinning techniques from more sensible positions and doesn't overuse them to the point where they are all that the opponent expects.
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"It was such a blatant attempt to get at older guys," Mr. Lester said, adding that after filing the lawsuit, he obtained internal memos in which parks agency officials worried that older lifeguards might not make it if they had to run across the beach for a rescue.
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The scientific explanations are shot through with descriptions of her own diving experiences: "Stripes of inky blue and ripe banana-yellow run across the fish in front of me; its eyes are hidden beneath a black mask, like a gem thief," she writes of encountering an emperor angelfish.
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The first 10 minutes of the film is a riot of images, some of them powerful, all of them memorable and highly provocative: people being run across the border, explosions in a department store, an Islamic terrorist detonating a bomb as a mother pleads for her child's life.
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We need to protect the people that are poor in our country but if you have an open border and a welfare state, free market forces dictate that people are going to run across the border or to use the President&aposs lines they&aposre going to pour across the border.
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The person who is walking down the street minding their own business and they see somebody cling to their purse, or run across the street, or every black parent I know who has a boy who has to sit down and have a conversation -- the talk -- as we call it.
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Created in collaboration with Industrial Light & Magic xLab, the project drops participants inside a harrowing run across the US-Mexico border — highlighting both the horrifying steps those seeking a better life for their families are willing to take, as well as the terror and inhumane treatment that can follow if they're caught.
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So for the new study, which was published this week in the Clinical Journal of Sport Medicine, he turned to a group for whom blisters are almost inevitable: ultra-ultramarathoners and, specifically, the participants in an annual, grueling multistage ultramarathon run across parts of Jordan, Madagascar and the Gobi and Atacama deserts.
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When darkness fell, a D.I. would sometimes dump a bottle of Gain detergent on the floor and order recruits, both hands on their wooden scrub or ''scuzz'' brushes, to run across the length of the squad bay in a bear-crawl position, an exercise that they timed and called the Indy 500.
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I've heard many stories of Microsoft engineers and developers complaining about UWP putting restrictions on their own apps, and third-party app developers have often had to make a choice between creating a UWP app for Windows 10 or a traditional desktop app that will run across Windows 7, Windows 8, and Windows 10.
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The company's SpatialOS platform allows single instances of an online game to run across multiple servers, essentially stitching a world together with each server keeping an eye on the other, allowing for hundreds of users to see each other and their in-game actions translated in a persistent way on systems across the globe.
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When the players were making a run across the court at the start of each possession, the central camera position provided a great view, and I experienced their speed and size in a way that I don't when watching TV. But when the action got close to one basket, the limitations of this camera emerged.
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In the final weeks of her campaign, Warren also relented on her long-standing refusal to accept the support of a super PAC, which ended up spending heavily -- in excess of $13 million during its brief run -- across the Super Tuesday map, arguing that she would not unilaterally disarm in an increasing expensive campaign.
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Severino's first six pitches were balls, and the Red Sox put the leadoff man on base four times against him, but they could only push a run across in the fifth when Nunez began the inning with a double and scored on a single by Sandy Leon, which ended an 0-for-30 skid.
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Closings would also affect sectors outside manufacturing, including energy — the United States supplies much of Mexico's natural gas through pipelines that run across the border — as well as the transportation sector, where hundreds of thousands of American jobs are tied to moving goods to and from Mexico through ports and by truck or train.
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If John is savvy enough to look up ape-related stories on the Internet, such as how mother orangutans teach their babies to avoid poisonous fruit and, more ominously, how a pet chimpanzee escaped and was shot by the police, how could he not run across information on the dangers of keeping apes in the house?
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She was inspired in part by others who had already completed the journey and also by "Unstoppable Woman," a book about Mavis Hutchison, a South African runner who was the first woman to run across the United States in 1978 and who still holds the Guinness World Record for women: 69 days, 2 hours and 40 minutes.
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Yeah, so our last company, which we've talked about a bunch, called Niche, which was acquired by Twitter in 2015, did sort of the marketing and advertising side of this business to some extent, which is, we had a network of digital talent, and brands came in and packaged big campaigns to run across these networks.
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The ad was developed in a week by the company's marketing team and is set to run across linear TV channels including news programs on NBC, CNBC and CNN, connected TV and video-on-demand platforms like Hulu, and publisher sites including The Washington Post, The Wall Street Journal, and Bloomberg on April 1, Liegl said.
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On a recent evening, he recalled how two decades ago he used to pull out a lawn chair to watch the hundreds of men and women gather on the hill every afternoon and wait for sunset, when they would run across the border and down into the ranches and stables that line the small river here.
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Before anyone can try to run across the Atlantic in a plastic bubble again, or go drunkenly off-roading on the Gulf Coast, one man in Guangdong, China, has already set this year's bar for aquatic debauchery real, real high—finding a dolphin stranded on the shore, picking it up, and just walking off the beach with it like he owned the thing.
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Read: This Guy Tried to Run Across the Ocean in a Plastic Bubble and It Was a Disaster In what was apparently an extremely elaborate game of hide and seek, a 29-year-old Iowa man had to be rescued Thursday after he stripped naked and got himself stuck inside the chimney of a local business, the Carroll Daily Times Herald reports.
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Album opener "Burn the Witch" bears a striking resemblance to the space age strut of OK Computer, but this is achieved not with electric guitars, but through a section of violins playing spiccato and col legno—techniques where different parts of the bow are bounced off the strings instead of run across them—creating the effect of strummed guitars over the fuzzed out bass notes and electronic drums that comprise the rhythm section.
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But there's been no real proof that that is really better, and it's arguably way worse for the publishers who then have ceded all sorts of money to Facebook and ... Talk about that shift to behavioral advertising, because when you did it ... Years ago, at Google, also there used to be a ticker that used to run across when you entered Google about what people were searching for at that moment, and they stripped it of dirty stuff, which was quite a bit, apparently.
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Knowing that more than three decades of his life would be circumscribed in ways that would be chilling to the naked eye, but, with a free spirit, it made his life bigger not smaller, because other people, all of us unlettered, unschooled, in the unleashing said well would you look at that look at that, may not be able to run across the ring anymore, may not be able to dodge everybody and exhaust everybody anymore, and he's bigger than ever, because he is a free man of faith sharing the gifts we all have.
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