"John would run away from us, and then he'd run away from the pacesetters," Lucas said.
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"You train people not to run away from hard things, not to run away from the suffering of others," Miller explained.
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Why children run away from home The National Runaway Safeline is careful to emphasize that children who run away from home are not "bad" kids.
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The End of the F*cking World is a love story about two British teens who first run away from home, then later run away from a horrifically bloody murder scene.
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" MARRIAGE LESSON LEARNED "We don't run away from issues.
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These days, it's hard to truly run away from it.
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How are we going to run away from what's coming?
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Even the paint's trying to run away from this place.
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Run away from Trump and risk losing your primary fight.
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He would run away from me and go and play.
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"Run away from me, baby," he insisted, over and over.
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And investors generally decided to run away from risky companies.
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So many things that other shows have run away from.
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You can't run away from it, as Rodolfo tries to do.
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So, people tend to run away from it out of fear.
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And their responses are, 'Well, then don't run away from us.
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"She said students would run away from her," her mom said.
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Republicans should not run away from healthcare, you can't do it.
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"I'm not going to run away from that one," she said.
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The goats scream and run away from me and kick me.
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She tried to run away from them, but they shot her.
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It is not a crime to run away from foster care.
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No team seems very likely to run away from the pack.
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"So you've run away from home?" she said at one point.
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"I don't think there's anything to run away from," Shanahan said.
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To try to run away from it is just not effective.
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Will breaks an implicit rule: He refuses to run away from danger.
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"That&aposs what he&aposs trying to run away from," Kerry said.
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Both are prepared to run away from Westeros with their unborn baby.
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What if you run away from me and I can't keep up?
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Virtuix Omni Run away from reality with the Virtuix Omni http://tcrn.
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There's a shame that you feel that you can't run away from.
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He had run away from home to escape his father and stepmother.
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"So many people want to run away from the anxiety," she says.
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The crowd screams, and people try to run away from the car.
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I wanted to run away from her, and now I understand why.
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"The guys who ran should have run away from me," she said.
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That's why I find it so cathartic to run away from home.
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He warns that the Alliance can't run away from the t-word.
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I'm not going to let them run away from these uncomfortable conversations.
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Police could be heard telling tourists to run away from the Capitol.
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They would sooner run away from an escapee as chase him down.
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But it has slightly run away from them in the last week.
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But it has slightly run away from them in the last week.
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And I'm not trying to run away from my problems like Winter.
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"You can&apost run away from debt in retirement," DuPont adds. 4.
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That I told people you don't have to run away from Florida.
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Now that Trump's in charge, they've run away from all of it.
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But the Patriots had not run away from the confused, tentative Rams.
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Yeah, I can't really run away from the scene of a crime.
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It does not mean we are going to run away from this kingdom.
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"Some people in this game, they'll run away from that shot," Sellers said.
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Like Bruce, June is ready to run away from her crappy Gilead family.
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Those people—123 percent of the time those people run away from us.
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I, too, would run away from someone vomiting their lunch on the street.
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"Those are salient issues that the MDC cannot run away from," said Masunungure.
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Her mother asked if she was trying to run away from her problems.
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That doesn't mean Bradford was trying to run away from police, Crump said.
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It's your job to fix the damn workplace, not run away from it.
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I don't want to be the guy to run away from a challenge.
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No question, and I don't run away from the Marxist aspects of this.
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"A lot of people try to run away from [fear]," Grant tells CNBC.
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If he does, López Obrador will easily run away from the United States.
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I wanted to run away from the fact that I'd been in treatment.
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You get discouraged; you want to quit, to run away from your problems.
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So you'd run away from combat but have this crazy, bombastic piece still going.
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"It was just because they want to run away from Boko Haram," Fati says.
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It pushes me to speak when I want to run away from the platform.
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"Another politician would have run away from those people that were rioting," she said.
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Why it's encouraging: At least something has the ability to run away from Earth.
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I was trying to run away from my problems and then I almost overdosed.
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Run away from The Hanks and his super-surveillance apparatus before it's too late!
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Have I just come back to someone I've been trying to run away from?
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"We have to show them they can't run away from our students," he said.
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You don't have to run away from stress — just stay on top of it.
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North Carolina Republicans will not be able to run away from either in 2018.
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As a runner, you just assume that you can just run away from people.
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The city is getting arrest warrants for children who run away from foster care.
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He goes: 'You have to run away from the gunfire, not towards the gunfire.
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Before you run away from your desk job in terror, there is a compromise.
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The monsters I mostly run away from don't feel like causes here, but symptoms.
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If we've learned anything from Calloway's previous scandals, she doesn't run away from them.
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Boom-R-Rang Light and throw, then run away from where you are standing.
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Sarah allegedly tried to run away from the facility, but was quickly apprehended by staff.
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But Taylor, the underdog in next month's Republican primary, has run away from the endorsement.
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Especially the feeling of wanting to run away from it all, but also the guilt.
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Unfortunately, they can't run away from their problems, and they have to return to Winterfell.
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And when Trump gets into trouble, the elected and established Republicans run away from him.
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" Her main impulse, she explained, was to no longer run away from her "life story.
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Discord with his father led him to run away from home when he was 14.
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He seems to be attempting to run away from the death and destruction behind him.
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Not only will they stop defending him, but they will actively run away from Trump.
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SUZY & SAM — MOONRISE KINGDOM Two 12-year-olds run away from home to be together?
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Could this reveal about Polly also explain why Jason wanted to run away from home?
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He would run away from the diplomatic achievements of every Republican president since Ronald Reagan.
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The police spokesman says the teen, who is 16, had run away from New Jersey.
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"I'm a moderate Republican, and yet my party has run away from that," Camm said.
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The absolute best thing about the MiniPRO is that it won't run away from you.
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A member can run away from the organization and turn himself in to government authorities.
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Others have run away from home because their parents would not allow them to go.
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"We deserve the criticism and will not run away from it," Micale, the coach, said.
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"Those families who run away from Benghazi, their sons were from terrorist groups," said Mismari.
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Brewers LF Ryan Braun is one home run away from 300 for his career. 2.
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" He added, "I tried to run away from her [in] every possible way I could.
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Catherine, I have only one piece of advice for you: Run away from your mom.
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But if they run away from him, they could face serious retribution from base voters.
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Before she vanished in February, Serenity had threatened to run away from the Children's Home.
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By this point he had run away from home after an argument with his mother.
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"You can't just run away from it and try not talking about it," she said.
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By the 2018 midterms, many Republicans will openly run away from him, if not sooner.
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For so many others of us, however, it was a place to run away from.
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It's not so easy for Donald Trump to deny or run away from this one.
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"I don't think you should run away from the obvious," Justice Kavanaugh told Mr. Sullivan.
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Hopefully, like Hawes, you'll be in a situation where the bear will run away from you.
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If Hutchison hadn't come along, she says, she likely would have run away from home regardless.
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"They'll run away from Bernie Sanders like the devil running away from holy water," Carville said.
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Even if they run away from you, they leave droppings you can go and pick up.
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Most people would run away from slathering snail mucus (yes, I said mucus) on their faces.
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Minnesota began to run away from the Knicks in the opening minutes of the third quarter.
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Jesse Owens was a runner — but that doesn't mean Race should run away from his story.
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Not to run away from something but to get closer to something, since everything begins now.
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He was poised and confident and when he gets loose, he can run away from you.
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They run in the direction of threats where others would run away from - disturbances and fights.
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Coverage of hot-button issues should immerse itself in this complexity, not run away from it.
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I did this to run away from transitioning and hopefully finally bring my body into proportion.
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I wasn't born here, I wasn't raised here, I've never lived or run away from here.
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"I'm a coward; I run away from violence," he told the photography site ASX in 2013.
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"These are stocks you want to run away from," McDonald told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Friday.
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"She doesn't run away from things that are scary, she wants to fix them," Nicole says.
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Twenty-five of the children had run away from the adults they had been placed with.
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Facebook simply couldn't run away from those realities anymore — certainly not in three seconds or less.
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But when you run away from doctor, that means you have to do your own doctoring.
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Nore Davis was a winning street racer, but even he couldn't run away from the law.
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In the first game, players could easily run away from enemies and hide without much consequence.
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This isn't Angel's first time to run away from home — but he promises it'll be his last!
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"It's clear that they have run away from the fact these are avocados from Mexico," said Frankel.
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Elle agrees with all of Campbell's sadistic whims and promises she won't run away from him again.
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She later tries to run away from the Brotherhood, but is captured by the Hound, Sandor Clegane.
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Most suspects might run away from their wanted ads, but 31-year-old Roderick Hill feels differently.
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I've suffered a lot—so much so that I've had to run away from Palermo several times.
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"I was terrified...I tend to run away from relationships that are serious," she says, still crying.
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Network effects helped Google, Facebook and Amazon run away from their competitors, and are helping Uber today.
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Sano is one home run away from matching the career high of 25 he set last season.
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Paul Davis said Edelen had multiple warrants and tried to run away from officers during the arrest.
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I'd like to be healthy enough to kick down warehouse doors and run away from the police.
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MORE. They should have run away from Trump after he verbally attacked the gold star Khan family.
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It's hard enough for a candidate to run away from a conventional president of his own party.
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No matter how much the Republican Party may want to run away from him, it clearly cannot.
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Rather than run away from the anti-intellectual label, Republicans embraced it for their own political purposes.
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If so, as the universe grows, it will expand faster and faster and run away from itself.
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"I would find every chance I got to run away from home, go sing somewhere," she said.
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"Instead of a strategy where you attack the virus, you run away from it," said Dr. Enard.
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At this point, you might be asking yourself: Can't animals just run away from a raging fire?
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The training taught them how to barricade doors with desks and chairs, and run away from gunfire.
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"Pollution is a huge contributor of inflammation, and you can't really run away from it," Travis said.
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"Believe me, those are problems no rational politician runs toward — they run away from," Mr. Ferrer said.
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I was going to run away from home, then decided that I needed to finish high school.
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"I'm the girl who run away from Kuwait to Thailand," she wrote in one post in English.
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Hovan tried to run away from police before he was taken down by an officer using a Taser.
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"This could be the first ever child to run away from home before he's born," quipped a third.
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There was another child, a boy, who she heard had run away from the orphanage with his cousin.
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But on the opposite extreme, some youths have run away from their home countries to escape forced marriages.
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It's really hard to run away from it, but it's also really easy to lose it out there.
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Apparently there are people who would rather kayak up to a bear than frantically run away from one.
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I knew an injury had halted her athletic aspirations; I heard she'd tried to run away from home.
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Tests have also been performed when women are accused of moral crimes or have run away from home.
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People are so scared of being or looking vulnerable that they run away from what they're actually feeling.
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Guadagno tried to run away from Christie and his toxic legacy in the state but it didn't work.
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And I think nowadays, you may as well embrace it, rather then kind of run away from it.
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Advocates of affirmative action should not run away from fashioning their arguments for affirmative action along these lines.
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She's run away from school for a week armed with a camcorder to capture the band's traveling tomfoolery.
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"Sometimes it can be so aggressive that you give up and run away from the article," she said.
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"This was such an extreme view that even the president's other lawyers had to run away from it."
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Today, people are more likely to run away from real estate than be tempted to kill for it.
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Michigan State started the game as though it would quickly run away from the conference's last-place team.
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At the time of his disappearance in 2013, his mother believed that Shane had run away from home.
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When encountering difficulties, we should not complain about ourselves, blame others, lose confidence or run away from responsibilities.
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"Don't run away from problems, because you're going to have them when you go somewhere else," said Mahadevan.
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It's a form of human love to accept our complicated, messy humanity and not run away from it.
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Looks like you can't avoid running into your problems sometimes -- but you can always run away from them.
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Rather than run away from the close contact with members of the wedding party, Ms. Wolfson leaned in.
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Throughout the season, the Duffers make it clear that they aren't trying to run away from the show's roots.
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There's two kinds of people: people who run away from the problem and people who run towards the problem.
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Heaven forbid girlfriend should take off her 6-inch Louboutins to run away from a bloodthirsty dinosaur or anything.
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Yomawari: Midnight Shadows introduces two new lead characters, and a whole host of hideous creatures to run away from.
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"They won't be able to run away from elections for ever," Salvini told reporters as Conte met the president.
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The more she tried to run away from her past, the more it seemed to catch up with her.
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I have been around people at the heart of their party, and they're trying to run away from something.
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WATTERS: It&aposs hard to run away from the cops when you&aposre on top of the cop car.
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But I had to take a journey to come back and learn: Don't run away from what you know.
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Run away from any deal that requires you to sign a confidentiality agreement stating you won't discuss the transaction.
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Democrats should never run away from the chance to show that we have the better argument because we do.
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But it's change on change on change, and this is the kind of thing that people run away from.
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For example, there had been a point where Áine had run away from foster care and gone back home.
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Immersed in stories about Peru's dirty war, he has an epiphany: He can no longer run away from injustice.
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Wrong. Unglert swooped back onto the show and asked Miller-Keyes to run away from the beach with him.
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You need to keep an eye on any piece of technology that could crash or run away from you.
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The bulls will hold the line while you run away from all these random animals trying to kill you.
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When his mother tried to buy drugs from him, he knew he couldn't run away from his bad decisions.
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But inside that cell, there was no place to hide, nothing to run away from, no role to play.
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To promote an understanding of what is being lost, I encourage everyone to run away from home as well.
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It gives me the courage to challenge myself and makes me run away from the too well-traveled roads.
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The coyote comes charging full speed at the young girl, who barely is able to run away from it.
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And it seems as though there are still some people who haven't run away (from the sell-off) yet.
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Kirsten Gillibrand could have embraced her centrist record as a Blue Dog Democrat rather than run away from it.
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She had run away from High Park and sought help at the nearby palace of the Archbishop of Dublin.
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Cover image: People run away from the Dusit Hotel after being rescued on January 15, 2018 in Nairobi, Kenya.
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So as Silicon Valley CEOs run away from Chinese firms, most Chinese investors aren't foolish enough to pursue them.
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There are people who choose not to run away from gunshots, but to stay and help those who are injured.
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The boot created plenty of time for Cooper to run away from Justin Coleman and give Prescott an easy target.
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Or will she continue riding on alone, sans Hound, RIP, and run away from this life, like her wolf Nymeria?
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It seems Britney has run away from rehab at the exact same time that her parents come looking for her.
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We watch her shirk convention and run away from home with Percy and her step-sister, Claire Clairmont (Bel Powley).
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It's a label so toxic after decades of Republican attacks that even the most ardent Democrats run away from it.
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"I didn't know what to do, so my first instinct was to run away from the bison," Davis told CNN.
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Fit City Madeleine Hormann was 7 years old when she decided to run away from home and join the circus.
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I usually run away from that kind of thing, but it's incredible what can happen with a drunk British person.
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"We needed the brain we have not to run away from tigers, but to deal with each other," said Kambhampati.
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It's important that you trust your intuition today, Cancer—but be careful about letting your imagination run away from you.
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Makonnen doesn't seem to know if he wants to run away from all the problems or try to fix them.
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As for the messier parts of Cher's life, she said she doesn't want the musical to run away from that.
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Other animals who live above ground don't usually perish in great numbers since they generally run away from the flames.
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I'd run away from being a dad at every opportunity and I'd never really hung with people who had them.
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What if your phone had wheels allowing it to approach you or run away from you on its own volition?
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I had run away from home and was living on the street, and most of my friends were also homeless.
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It's a reminder to me that everything I am is beautiful, and I shouldn't shy or run away from that.
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"We had to catch [the locusts] alive; while we were cooking, they would run away from the kitchen," he recalls.
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She said such violence prompts boys and girls to run away from home, leaving them prey to sexual exploitation by traffickers.
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Kavanaugh said Sullivan was trying to "run away from the obvious" by downplaying the partisan intent of the Democratic map-makers.
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A video posted on Facebook shows two men exit the rear door of the vehicle and run away from the street.
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The first-person perspective shift made for an interesting twist on the Outlast / Amnesia / Alien Isolation "run away from everything" genre.
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"I spent four years in the Marine Corps and learned there never to run away from anything," he explained to CBS.
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The loss shows that Republicans who attempted to run away from Trump largely failed to convince voters to split their tickets.
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We need to fill up those rooms, not run away from synagogue but on the contrary, let's fill up the synagogues.
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The Federal Reserve is running the risk of letting the U.S. economy run away from its control, according to one analyst.
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He urges Jughead to not run away from Betty since she represents a genuine sense of care that FP can't provide.
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To do otherwise is to run away from the longstanding American tradition of separating the law from politics regardless of party.
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Once there, he's forced to remember and engage with an achingly painful past he's made every effort to run away from.
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And here we are, talking about your B2B … Yeah, the lesson in life is don't run away from what you know.
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Other leaders do not run away from him; increasingly, they choose to shake his hand for at least a symbolic meeting.
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I would also like to run away from my shitty problems—have you got another song to help me do that?
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"How did he run away from the country?" asked Rahul Gandhi, vice president of India's main opposition party, the Congress party.
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"It is difficult to identify the culprits and file cases against them because they run away from the scene," Raj said.
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Cruz said he understands politicians who want to run away from their record, but an election is about vetting the candidates.
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Gibelli had said "I do," but Powers did not, leaving Gibelli to run away from the wedding venue in her dress.
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I'm not going to also run away from what the District Attorney said about some of the things I did say.
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"Unlike animals, plants are unable to run away from harmful conditions," said Olivier Van Aken, the lead researcher in the study.
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Beyond gender, on issue after issue, if Biden runs for president he will have to run away from his own record.
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But, in this day and age, I feel like if we as artists run away from complexity, then who are we?
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Lakshman's brother has also run away from their village and is now rumored to work on building sites in the plains.
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Bernie Sanders and a host of other 2020 candidates -- is more centrist, a fact that the senator doesn't run away from.
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There was also often the assumption that these girls had just run away from home and were on a bender somewhere.
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"Endrew would scream in class, climb over furniture and other students, and occasionally run away from school," Chief Justice Roberts wrote.
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"In the old days, I used to run away" from people who had legal troubles or were under investigation, he said.
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I'd run away from home and lived with my boyfriend in his trailer and just sat around smoking weed all day.
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It&aposs a terrific script about a young girl who decides to fight back instead of run away from a terrible situation.
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He was fatally shot as he tried to run away from a gunman at J's Fish and Chicken Market on July 6.
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And then it's her struggle to want to run away from life; she's kind of crawling back out of the hole, maybe.
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Having run away from an adoptive family, she had been living in a motel with a pimp who peddled her for sex.
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I befriended a girl named Søs, who'd recently run away from a group home for girls in Viby, not far from Aarhus.
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They hurt women … I think the fact that National Republicans are trying to run away from them is not going to work.
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It's a parable of our relationship with God and how we run away from him, but he still loves us so much.
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" SunCoke Energy Partners: "That dividend is such a red flag, I've actually got to run away from that thing, not towards it.
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" Suncoke Energy Partners: "That dividend is such a red flag, I've actually got to run away from that thing, not towards it.
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I guess the good thing about these wax celebs is that they can't run away from you when you stand with them.
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I like it so much I would even crawl out the back window and run away from luncheon parties to get there.
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And second, if the Republican Party is going to run away from me, then I will take you all down with me.
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" It was never a thing like, "I'm going to run away from home, and I'm going to be a porn star. Woohoo!
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To do otherwise is to run away from the long-standing American tradition of separating the law from politics regardless of party.
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Most of us have a vague worldview and we search for facts that confirm it and run away from facts that don't.
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As long as this remains the status quo, the nation's best talent will not only turn, but run, away from government positions.
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I think everyone should see a therapist and talk about these fears—then maybe we won't all run away from each other.
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So if we hear news that the Border Guard force is coming, we have to run away from one place to another.
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It was the sweet siren song of the milk bar that led me, at 7 years old, to run away from school.
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"They are in new surroundings and they have just run away from a place where they most likely sensed danger," she said.
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"Rather than run away from something we're frightened of, we need to learn about it, from industrial applications to ethics," she said.
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Yet rather than run away from Brazil's ugly past, Bolsonaro and his allies have appropriated it as a symbol of better days.
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" He argued that Republican candidates should not try to run away from Mr. Trump "because he has a base that is important.
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But the lesson we learned at Alibaba is that leaders in times of crisis embrace — rather than run away from — tough decisions.
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The amygdala is our emotional center, which specializes in fear and anxiety and tells us to run away from, say, a predator.
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"If I had run away from home and this shelter hadn't been here, I would have been in big trouble," Parwaneh said.
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The pair, found by a passer-by, had immigrated to Virginia in 27 and run away from their home there last summer.
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The other option for venture firms that are backed by China is to try and run away from their Chinese limited partners.
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"After all, better to avoid and run away from a stick than it is to get bitten by a poisonous snake," Kirsch says.
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House Republican leaders are worried that a concession in the developing Trumpcare talks could make already anxious moderates run away from the bill.
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But if compensation rules are adopted as mentioned in the draft released by the CDSCO, companies "will run away from here," he said.
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In distress, Sunny tried to run away from the dangerous weather and got her back leg stuck in a fence in the process.
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"I've watched a few people on our team run away from it in that situation," Joseph said of the celebratory water cooler bath.
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I get the anger about the EU, but I was raised to try and change things and not to run away from problems.
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According to the mother, the girl had run away from home when she was 13 and was held captive for nearly 2 years.
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And thanks to a new device that can access all a person's memories, she can't run away from the repercussions of her actions.
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"A lot of politicians run away from the issue of gun violence, and Mike runs toward it," Kaufman says in the Bloomberg ad.
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At the margins, it is better that the best and brightest share Earth's risks than have a way to run away from them.
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Her treachery of the Faceless Men doesn't end there, however, as she looks to run away from them, reclaiming her hidden blade Needle.
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After being raped by Marot, Fabienne first tried to run away from home before deciding to file a complaint to the local police.
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That's fair: huge moving metal boxes bristling with guns and packed with soldiers should be powerful, should be something you run away from.
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Jazz run away from Bucks SALT LAKE CITY — Being forced to the bench with early foul trouble didn't sit well with Rudy Gobert.
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"If you want the advantages of being an American company then you can't run away from America to avoid paying taxes," he said.
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Athletics 8, Astros 4 Mark Canha contributed run-scoring hits to five- and three-run uprisings, helping host Oakland run away from Houston.
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Social stigma involved with coming out as transgender often forces teens to run away from home or sees them disowned by their families.
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"No child welfare system is going to work well when parents run away from the help that they're being offered," Martin Guggenheim said.
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It was at this moment Fleur realised she couldn't run away from what she later describes as her life purpose as a psychic.
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"These kinds of resources allow autistic people to participate and engage with the world instead of run away from it," Ms. Chudley said.
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Humans are wired to want more of what gives us security and pleasure and to run away from things that cause us pain.
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Some were teenagers who had run away from foster care and were wary of seeking public assistance for fear of being sent back.
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The potential consequences are too complex to just fight off or run away from, even if victims responded that way during an assault.
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Claudia Kincaid has decided to run away from her suburban Connecticut home to spend a night at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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In life there will be so many things you want to run away from, but you should always confront them head on. 3.
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When she was 16, after several attempts to run away from home, a judge determined she would be safer in a group home.
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The teenager had run away from a drug rehabilitation center on Monday and met a Nigerian asylum seeker, Innocent Oseghale, the next day.
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My second-oldest brother was shot in the back while trying to run away from someone who was trying to rob his apartment.
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This increases the likelihood that down-ballot Democrats would run away from him in a tough race, rather than rally to unite the party.
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"He was glowing with blue lights … I mean, he was above us, and we sort of had to run away from him," Wiig says.
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Because then all the little critters will run away from the fire and out into the open, where the birds can snatch them up.
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"I cannot run away from who I am and my complexion or the larger society, and how they may view that," she told Vogue.
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"I used to run away from home, I used to bring boys home and cause all kinds of problems for myself," the mogul said.
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They encounter your usual freaky sort, walk through dark tunnels, run away from angry butchers and scream at the top of their lungs throughout.
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You ever had a really bad dream, where you're trying to run away from a monster or some s—, and you just can't run?
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In Congress, they have literally run away from reporters, jumped into elevators, and pivoted to bashing the media to avoid answering for the president.
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The moon in Virgo opposes Neptune at 1:22 AM, bringing us very interesting dreams—just don't let your imagination run away from you.
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Boston has been stingy defensively during its run away from home, allowing a total of four goals after Saturday's 3-0 triumph at Philadelphia.
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You ever had a really bad dream, where you're trying to run away from a monster or some shit, and you just can't run?
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Before long Percy Shelley had persuaded Mary to run away from home, and had taken her stepsister Claire Clairmont (Godwin had remarried) with them.
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Cornyn also suggested that Trump was open to the fact that some Republicans might have to run away from him to win their states.
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Charles Kinsey, a behavior therapist, was trying to help a patient with autism who had run away from the group home where he works.
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Warriors run away from injury-plagued Pacers INDIANAPOLIS — It's difficult enough to challenge the Golden State Warriors with a full complement of healthy players.
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What we need now, more than anything, is political leaders who don't run away from difficult problems or deceive the public about the facts.
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She lied and said that she had run away from school, and he offered to help her plan her day of fun and excitement.
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The officers observed three people, including Randolph, "reach for their waist bands" and then run away from the officers, Eisenman said in a statement.
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Now, as the headphone market continues to run away from anything that so much as looks like a wire, 1More is running alongside them.
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"How dare you call a general election and run away from the debate," Tim Farron, leader of the Liberal Democrats, said, chiding her openly.
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As one of my characters says, you can tidy all you like, but you can't run away from the mess in your own head.
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Disappointed that she's had two broken engagements and with no prospective suitor in sight, Bitti decides to run away from her small-town existence.
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Homeless: The Department of Health and Human Services is moving forward with new protections for homeless children who have run away from their families.
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In the video, as the group of teenagers run away from the armed man, a McDonald's manager is shown telling them to leave the store.
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She spent the majority of the show thus far overcoming mental hurdles about her sexual assault, quite literally trying to run away from her past.
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If you try to fight them or run away from them, they will still be there waiting for you to step back into the shower.
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Why does a woman bred for brilliance try to run away from a giant falling object in the one direction guaranteed to get her crushed?
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"We all came here to be safe and run away from the violence, and here it is, there's violence right at your doorstep," Sannoh said.
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Thanks to a helpful bystander, police in Ohio were able to apprehend an armed man who was trying to run away from them, authorities say.
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Recently, PEOPLE Pet Vet Evan Antin was faced with a tortoise who didn't want to eat and kept trying to run away from his owners.
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Keenan was a technical adviser on the show, a drama about people who ran into buildings and situations that other people would run away from.
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But the core intent of trolling is the opposite: it's not just to provoke, but to run away from the responsibility of the joke itself.
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Before February, Serenity had threatened to run away from the Children's Home and once attempted to leave but was stopped by a member of staff.
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And when you get older, you'll laugh at how boy-crazy you were and how many times you threatened to run away from home. 2.
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The moon squares off with hazy Neptune at 9:31 PM—find ways to stay grounded and don't let your imagination run away from you!
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As conservative lawmakers and hopefuls run away from Trump with reckless abandon, it's time for GOP officials to begin to outline the plan for recovery.
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"Other people run away from danger," Chea bragged over a chili mango and sweating glasses of iced coffee in a cafe by National Highway 7.
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If anything, they served as examples of what not to do -- challenge Trump and watch your base run away from you, never to come back.
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"You've got Guatemalans seeking asylum and trying to come to this country, trying to run away from real violence, real threats, real persecution," he said.
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But, since Susanna had skipped school a few times, the police suggested that she had probably just run away from home, and would soon return.
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She claimed that the agent, a married father of two young children, had torn off her blouse before she could run away from his vehicle.
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This year, instead of stopping to make small talk, I will bravely and decisively run away from mid-level acquaintances I see on the street.
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If your kids are suffering from what the writer Richard Louv calls nature-deficit disorder, I recommend that you all run away from home together.
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It felt a lot like when Simba goes off to the jungle to just do whatever he wants to do, run away from his problems.
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"I admire Stacey Abrams for wanting to have her here, because Stacey Abrams hasn't run away from her principles," Young said before the event began.
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Synopsis: A pregnant teen and her younger sister run away from foster homes and kidnap a woman whom they believe can help with the pregnancy.
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This spring, staff at Putnam City Schools in Oklahoma needed to check whether a student reported as having run away from home was at school.
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Boyega took careful pains to state that Finn had to decide whether he wanted to stay with the Resistance, or run away from the First Order.
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Arizona right fielder Jarrod Dyson extended his glove over the right field fence to take a home run away from Jake Marisnick in the fifth inning.
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Gray repeated Harris' words in the video after Harris sold an undercover officer a gun, then began to run away from police in a hot pursuit.
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She told me that her friend was living at the same group home she'd run away from, and that it had gotten harder to get out.
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How can they, in the midst of the final battle against the Clintons, run away from the field of conflict simply because their commander is inept?
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The National Runaway Safeline provides support for young people who have either run away from home, are considering running away from home, or may be bullied.
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Imagine how fast Democrats would have run away from a television star who in 333 started voicing the opinion that 39/250 was an inside job.
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They did not interview her but say she spoke to McDonald's family and told them the teen was "trying to run away from (police)," Neslund wrote.
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BTS recently remade Seo Taiji's 1995 song "Come Back Home," which rails against societal pressures on young people that push them to run away from home.
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Problems you didn't see coming (or that you underestimated) will come up for you to work with, and feelings you've run away from will demand attention.
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The world is a melting pot of colors and shapes and ages, and the fashion industry and media should mirror that, not run away from it.
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Des Moines, Iowa (CNN)Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders says the United States should have a "serious national discussion about sexuality" -- not run away from it.
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He shouldn't run away from these issues or allow himself to be defined by those on the far right who subscribe to population control race theories.
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"There is too much concentration of wealth and power in this country, and this is a fight we're not going to run away from," he added.
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Miranda (Lily Sullivan), now a coltish brunette, used to ride horses on her family farm and continues to run away from school like an unbroken filly.
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When he came to Google, he came because he was worried that this thing in our pocket was making it easier to run away from ourselves.
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And [we should] wear it, understand that that's what they're going to say, but don't run away from the actual policies that can transform people's lives.
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Reports show that heavily ingrained prejudice often forces trans people to run away from home in their teens, before they are thrown out by their families.
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My dad died three years before, never knowing why his otherwise "good" daughter broke his heart through self-harming and trying to run away from home.
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They're a young gay boy and trans girl who've run away from home and come to New York, and now could just use something to eat.
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In the case of Luke, yeah, he's a strong intimidating black man and sometimes he tries to run away from that instead of harnessing that power.
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"The truth will not run away from us" – this remark by Gottfried Keller denotes the exact place where historical materialism breaks through historicism's picture of history.
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Textbooks in the northern state of Rajasthan now tell students that it was Maharana Pratap who won because he managed to run away from the battlefield.
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Other good stories are told in "Priestdaddy," including the author's decision to run away from home at 19 with a man she'd met on the internet.
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People online are, predictably, in a tizzy: How dare the Girl Scouts suggest that little girls run away from smooches and hugs from their doting grandparents?
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Cops say Emmett was gunned down while trying to run away from the suspects ... and he was rushed to a nearby hospital, where he later died.
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In her new audiobook "Self-Tanner for the Soul," the quasi-reformed party girl tells listeners that you can, in fact, run away from your problems.
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"We don't want to run away from the place we've been — the place that welcomes all people," he said in his most direct shot at Mr. Trump.
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Markets generally embrace conviction and run away from indecision — which is what many see in the policy making of some of the large central banks these days.
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Garcia dazzled the crowd with defensive heroics in the fifth, ascending above the center field wall to take a would-be solo home run away from Soler.
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His outing ended when Carlos Beltran made a leaping catch in front of the right field fence to take a potential home run away from Salvador Perez.
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We have mostly and maybe more this season than before not run away from showing the side of espionage that is dull and that does involve busywork.
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Trump not only doesn't need the supposed Republican ideological base, he needs to run away from it regularly to distance himself from a losing and shrinking brand.
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They then spent days communicating with them by telephone, convincing the traffickers that they were willing to run away from home before leading them to the police.
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Many girls in River View suffer from depression, have experimented with drugs, and have run away from home, and Ludwig says the program can save their lives.
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According to his sister Stephanie McIntyre's Snapchat story, he was so frustrated over all those lost Pokémon that he decided to run away from home.
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The moon connects with Neptune, the planet of fantasy, at 7:27 PM—the vibe is potent today, but don't let your imagination run away from you!
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A hidden camera captured images of the animals' responses, revealing that pumas almost always run away from human voices, but practically never from the sounds of frogs.
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A total of three people get pulled up onstage, stand in front of a green screen, and do their best to pretend run away from an explosion.
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Mallya said on Sunday he had no plans to run away from his creditors and was in talks over a one-time settlement to resolve Kingfisher's debt.
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One of the first things you do in Skyrim is run away from a dragon, weaving your way through a burning village while avoiding bursts of flame.
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" He ended with what has become a frequently repeated exhortation: "Once again I tell my Republican friends: Don't run away from your responsibilities, just do your job.
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Your imagination may run away from you, which is great if you're making art, but bad if you're being paranoid about why someone isn't texting you back.
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However, confusion and miscommunication abound as Mercury opposes Neptune on September 7—avoid making agreements on this day, and don't let your imagination run away from you.
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Perhaps I should figure out why I'm feeling that way, communicate it, and reassess why I want to run away from my relationship with Gary the cop.
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The drop could also be an opportunity for strategic purchases, "to buy something that may have run away from you earlier," said Johnson of Delancey Wealth Management.
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"So, while people normally run away from tragedy, these are the folks that run toward it, and we just need to support them and keep them safe."
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If you encounter a town and someone has already visibly built a ramp up to one of the buildings to loot it, run away from that town.
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We run away from too often just embracing patriotism, of speaking about the United States as a great nation and a great people and a great country.
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"The Saudi Arabia embassy contacted the immigration police ... and said that the girl had run away from her parents and they fear for her safety," he said.
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We run away from ourselves because the only American dream we have left is the idea that we might accidentally reinvent ourselves into someone rich and successful.
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" Cardin was in perfect agreement, stating that "this [authorizing force] is one of the most important responsibilities that we have…we can't run away from this responsibility.
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Clearly the answer is to run away from your fiancé for the summer to live with your grandma and have a fling with a sexy farm worker.
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A few hours after the arrest warrant was issued, de Lima told reporters at a press conference that she would not run away from the cases against her.
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Her character is set to marry an older and powerful man but decides to run away from the reception with the ex-lover she still has feelings for.
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People usually run away from Leatherface, but hundreds came out for the grand opening of The Gas Station ... the key location where "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre" was filmed.
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Mariners 2B Robinson Cano has recorded two three-hit performances during his four-game hitting streak and is one home run away from 300 for his career. 2.
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"We don't want to run away from the place we've been — the place that welcomes all people," he said in his most direct implicit shot at Mr. Trump.
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Daenerys doesn't seem to be learning much from her challenges, as she fails to govern some cities, and then basically seems to run away from Essos all together.
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Carr is a very fast man whose job consists in large part of catching people trying to run away from him, but Beckham exists in a different register.
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That might give the birds more space, depending on the floor space allotted, and it makes it easier for them to run away from bullies in the flock.
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Family Adventure Race (Sunday) Children sometimes tend to run away from their parents, but in this free fitness competition from the City Parks Foundation, they'll run with them.
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When he made three birdies in a row on the front nine on Saturday, it felt as if he might run away from the rest of the field.
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Running in the Trump era If you ask Jennifer Carnahan, the chairwoman of the Minnesota Republican Party, it's not a question: Republicans should not run away from Trump.
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"I think it's important not to to run away from those conversations, or not hear their ideas about why they think the way they do," Bennett told ESPN.
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In 2009, the state's governor proposed building a treatment and detention center for young girls who run away from home in a highly residential area in the city.
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"I wanted to open my eyes and run away from the room but I couldn't," Ms. Roy recalled of that night in her parents' house in Kolkata, India.
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I never want Ellie to run away from me with food in her mouth, so she eats almost all of her meals and snacks in her high chair.
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This week's Democratic victory in a district that Trump won by 20 points demonstrates that support for abortion rights isn't controversial or something for Democrats run away from.
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While the stock market may be facing volatile times and investors can't run away from so many assets moving down together, there's a creative way to find uncorrelated returns.
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They have just gotten engaged when Shannon (Odessa Adlon — yes, she's Pamela Adlon's daughter), Clem's half sister, shows up at their house, having run away from their father's house.
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I came across this Twitter account after I had made the mistake of tweeting that Muthana had run away from home at 22018 when she was, in fact, 22016.
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Seattle nearly took the lead in the fifth, but left fielder Derek Fisher leaped at the wall to take a home run away from Segura to end the inning.
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"If it is necessary, we will not run away from that," he said, giving no specific timeline for the talks but said they will take a number of weeks.
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Earlier this week, Ryan provoked Trump's rage by giving GOP House members license to to run away from the GOP nominee if if would help their re-election races.
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When he realized she was missing the next morning, he said, he waited to call police because he claimed she had run away from home before, FOX 17 reports.
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Slager is charged with murder for allegedly shooting Scott, 50, in the back after Scott tried to run away from a traffic stop in North Charleston on April 4.
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He took a home run away from Eduardo Escobar in the first inning, leaping to reach above the wall to the right of the 413-foot sign in center.
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If your inspector discovers a structural flaw in the home you want, it can be an opportunity either to renegotiate your price or to run away from the sale.
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"There are times when I want to run away from my country and then I think I should wait for peace and plan my life here," wrote one person.
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Bellinger is now one home run away from becoming just the third player in major league history to hit 603 home runs in his age-21 season or younger.
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Most people in my situation would run away from an opportunity like this because of embarrassment or shame, or just because they don't want people to know what happened.
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"He is distorting the truth when he says MS-13 is coming over here when in fact, people are coming here to run away from MS-13," Kerry said.
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"Too many people run away from the grotesque levels of income and wealth inequality that exist in the United States, the UK and all over the world," Sanders said.
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By hiding out on the farm, Escobar's father implies, he's trying to run away from the sins that have stained him as indelibly as the blood on his shirt.
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The center fielder also took a home run away from Philadelphia's Nick Williams in the fifth inning, preserving the lead with a catch at the wall in right-center.
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Viboonrungruang said his son, nicknamed Titun, had told him their coach, Ekkapol Ake Chantawong, had told the boys to run away from the water and go to higher ground.
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At the time of the murder, Brown, who was 16 and had run away from home, was living in a motel with a trafficker who peddled her for sex.
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With the extent that you go to, even if that sounds good on paper, a normal person with anxiety would rather run away from putting themselves in those situations.
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We've all felt overwhelmed as we frantically tried to string words together in a fight with a significant other, watching the conversation run away from you as emotions escalate.
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In explaining the move, an official told the publication Deutsche Welle that few people find such music beautiful, and that many perceive it as something to run away from.
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Teeing off on Friday morning, Spieth and Johnson played in the same group and served notice that they did not intend to let Koepka run away from the field.
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"It's why we rarely work on our power play in practice, because we have three guys run away from the net, and rightfully so," Jets Coach Paul Maurice said.
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He then yanked me out of my own vehicle and slammed the door in my face so he could take off, and run away from what he had just done.
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What I did know was that it was easy to continue to love him through the easy moments but I also realized to not run away from the hard moments.
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The Yankees nearly regained the advantage in the bottom of the inning, but Carlos Gomez leapt at the right-field wall to snatch a home run away from Tyler Wade.
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Now, the changes at the science agency are raising questions about whether Australia is trying to run away from understanding the basic facts of what is happening to the climate.
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They would run away from us when we got home and occasionally grace my mom and dad and sister with their presence (usually around breakfast or dinner time, go figure…).
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Witnesses told officers that they saw Anthony shoot his ex-wife as she attempted to run away from him, according to allegations in a probable cause statement obtained by PEOPLE.
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Brown, CEO and co-founder of Ritholtz Wealth Management, said it's in our DNA to run towards things that look safe and run away from things that look like danger.
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He also said that Republicans "can't run away from this vote" because it is their leadership who would be calling for the bill to be voted on, not the Democrats.
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I think one of the worst mistakes an actor can make is run away from the role that made them beloved in the first place, that gave them an audience.
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"I had always had a positive outlook on people, but the faces I had just run away from in the editing studio forced me to rethink that outlook," Thompson wrote.
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She did a movie called Outrage, depicting a factory worker who has been raped, and how the shaming of that experience on her family makes her run away from home.
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The moon in Sagittarius encourages you to sit with your most complicated emotions today—a breakthrough is coming, but only if you don't run away from your problems, dear Taurus.
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This may sound a little Paul Ryan-ish of me, but it's a real problem and it's bad that both parties run away from this "third rail" of American politics.
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It took her more than a week to get the child, who had run away from the factory, to share his parents' address so that she could send him home.
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Basil E. Frankweiler, siblings Claudia and James Kincaid run away from their cushy suburban home in Greenwich, Connecticut, and camp out at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.
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"This is what happens when you run away from home," police wrote, noting the pooch was caught while "sneaking through yards," just one street away from the town&aposs famous beaches.
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PS4 - April 26th Yes, Days Gone is yet another zombie game, but it looks to differentiate itself through sheer scale: get ready to run away from massive hordes of the undead.
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According to The Bangor Daily News , his parents told the police that he'd run away from home several times before, and even stole a car once when he was just 7.
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" "Some people will run away from you," Filly, 17, who migrated alone from the Gambia to Palermo, Italy – where racism now shadows him daily, explained, "like they are seeing an animal.
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Read MoreAmid the turmoil, more Chinese climb into upper middle class "You find your niche and run away from the commodity business," said Dale "Mac" McIntosh, owner of Custom Powder Systems.
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Hidden in the reeds, he told them to leave him there and run away from the marauding fighters, sent by the government's army fighting rebels in the South Sudanese civil war.
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Jazz run away from Pistons SALT LAKE CITY — When Rodney Hood feels confident in his shot, there's nothing that can stop him from letting it fly and lighting up the scoreboard.
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In an up-and-down year, this was Jesse Eisenberg's finest performance, as a someone who tries to run away from his family before realizing he was the problem all along.
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Even before the founding of Savannah in 1733, defiant Africans had run away from the rice plantations of Charleston, S.C., to create free settlements in its dense woodlands and isolated islands.
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So I changed my tune from 'I need to run away from this to, 'I need to run headlong into this and kick the hornet's nest as hard as I can.
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Even when you are feeling uninspired to be happy or feeling the need to run away from hectic anxiety-fueled thoughts, music can give you three to five minutes of peace.
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I say we are there because Perry's camera is like a human presence: clammy, curious, caught between the urge to follow Becky everywhere and the impulse to run away from her.
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The difference between "Ramy" and "The Big Sick" is that Nanjiani spent much of that story trying to run away from his faith, whereas Youssef fully welcomes religious aspects of Islam.
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I say we are there because Perry's camera is like a human presence: clammy, curious, caught between the urge to follow Becky everywhere and the impulse to run away from her. ….
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O'Brien leaped at the wall to take an extra-base hit, possibly a home run, away from Dodgers 3B Justin Turner in the fifth inning of Arizona's 3-2 victory Monday.
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I think Vitalina wanted to, a little bit, run away from certain things in her past life, and also — and this may sound strange — and also be a little bit alone.
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After the SWAT team evacuated Mosul, Souhel went to Kurdistan, where he got in a fight with a Kurdish man who had disparaged the unit for having run away from ISIS .
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When "Underground Airlines" opens, Victor is working his two-hundred-and-tenth case, trying to track down a mysterious fugitive, nicknamed Jackdaw, who has run away from an Alabama textile plantation.
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Caldwell said that in an active shooter situation, a child could crouch behind their backpack and use it as a shield, or wear their bag as they run away from the shooter.
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It's not really the appropriate spot to plan a massive hide-and-seek game or run away from home and camp out in—though that's what kids are up to now, apparently.
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As someone who had never run for office before, Trump already had the best chance to run away from that party title and shrinking base to create a new coalition of voters.
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People run away from large devices with red buttons, such as medical alert devices, that scream, 'Old person walking,' said Joseph Coughlin, director of the AgeLab at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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CAMDEN, N.J. – A New Jersey man was charged Thursday with shooting a police officer in the thigh at close range after a struggle while he was trying to run away from him.
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" William agreed: "Harry and I, over the years, have not talked enough about our mother," he said, adding: "It's very easy to run away from it ... to avoid it the whole time.
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My grandfather, who was born in what is today Bangladesh, had to run away from a place he called home for much of his life after the brutal partition of the subcontinent.
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A video clip from a car-mounted dashcam obtained exclusively by Reuters appears to show the truck driving into the market at speed, immediately after which people run away from the scene.
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Then there is Beverly Tapinski, who makes twirling a baton "look easy and impossible at the same time" and has already run away from home and made it as far as Atlanta.
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With respect, the Left does not get to cynically play to identity politics when it benefits them to do so and run away from those positions when they highlight unpleasant philosophical inconsistencies.
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I had moments where I was ready to leave, but I realized I'd rather die than run away from a situation where I could learn so much about what not to do.
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Last cutting season the Tanzania Development Trust, which works with some of the country's poorest communities, received a tipoff that two girls had run away from their families to escape the cutters.
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It's a marvelous day to develop your psychic intuition and engage in dream work, but don't let your imagination run away from you or get overwhelmed by paranoia as Mercury opposes Neptune.
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Both of us want to run away from the interview for safer comforts, and it's largely what makes Chidi Anagonye a household name on The Good Place—a nervousness you can touch.
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According to Bresha's aunt, Martina Latessa, a detective with the domestic abuse unit of the Cleveland Police Department, the teenager had run away from home twice, driven out by her father's behavior.
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"It's OK to have a disagreement with the president from time to time, but what's not okay is to run away from him as leader of the party and president," Saltsman added.
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Markets generally embrace conviction and run away from uncertainty, but after the decision by the central bank, the Riksbank, stock markets sank, the price of oil plunged and investors fled for haven assets.
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The Thai immigration chief said on Monday the embassy had alerted Thai authorities to the case, and said that the woman had run away from her parents and they feared for her safety.
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Hearthstone: Kobolds and Catacombs was revealed at BlizzCon today, and will dive into the subterranean world of the kobolds and the things they find (and run away from) while digging and scavenging underground.
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But she doesn't know who the Night King is and is intent on rescuing the group — which she could do if Jon would stop fighting and run away from the action for once.
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As I'd already learned from some solo traveling in the US, you can hop on a flight but you can never really run away from your problems because they're in your own brain.
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"Too many people run away from ... the grotesque levels of income and wealth inequality that exist in the United States, that exist in the UK, and exist all over the world," he said.
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"The maker of American Greatness Again ran away from the Vietnam War, he ran away from two different Republican debates, and now he's run away from the Correspondents' Dinner," Bee told the audience.
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Born to a poor family from the backwaters of Punjab, Ms. Baloch, whose real name was Fauzia Azeem, said she had run away from home to pursue her dream of becoming a star.
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Collinsworth said he tries to tell viewers things like the defense dropping a safety on one side, and how the offense is likely to run away from that, before mentioning something really interesting.
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Muilenburg told Congress in October that "you don't run away from challenges" and that Boeing is "fixing" its "mistakes," but he's so far been unable to meet the challenges or fix the mistakes.
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To run away from villains after his superspeed power, Sonic (voiced by Ben Schwartz) leaves his planet via magical portal rings to find himself on Earth in the small town of Green Hills.
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"What if someone woke up today, and discovered that as much as they were trying to run away from it, they've ended up being Yerma or they've ended up being Medea?" he said.
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The only real distinctive quality here is Yahoo's iconic exclamation point, now at an even more aggressive angle that suggests that it is trying to run away from the rest of the logo.
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Also on Friday, Mayor Muriel Bowser announced a series of measures to improve the city's response to reports of missing children and address issues that lead young people to run away from home.
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The question Cancer season asks you now, Sag, is whether you'll run away from your past, cling on to it, or do the emotional work necessary to process it and let it go.
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Another was detention in a "deliverance farm" run by the church on 85 acres in rural Mississippi, where Roberts' parents left her as a teenager after intercepting her plan to run away from home.
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The new Matrix should build on, not run away from, the original's unique roots by bringing on LGBTQ and POC talent in key roles and inviting them to share their experiences through the franchise.
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When two contestants on The Bachelor: Vietnam fell in love and wanted to run away from the show together last month, there wasn't really a happily ever after — one contestant returned to the show.
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Sadie's owner believes the dog sensed her humans were in danger, because this is the only time that the pit bull has run away from home in her 11 years with the Costello family.
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XAVIER 74, BUTLER 57 Four days after stumbling at Creighton, No. 5 Xavier got back to basics and used a balanced offense and a smothering defense to run away from Butler on the road.
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Even Margot can't seem to help but run away from the terror of committing to people outside the family, breaking up with Josh before moving to Scotland and putting an entire ocean between them.
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"I realized that as they tried to run away from their own country, many of them came to Malaysia for a better life, but the truth is, life isn't better for them," said Yeo.
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Lewinsky specifies in the interview how — though she did try to run away from her past in the years following the scandal — she is now trying to reclaim her past by sharing her story.
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"The maker of American Greatness Again ran away from the Vietnam War, he ran away from two different Republican debates, and now he's run away from the Correspondents' Dinner," Bee explained to her audience.
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The play follows 15-year-old Yasmin, played by Levy, as she falls under the influence of an online extremist and decides to run away from her London home to join IS in Syria.
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Maynard got back on the winning track after the Edgar contest by defeating Clay Guida by split decision in a bizarre fight which saw Guida run away from Maynard for the majority of it.
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Shanahan on previous Super Bowl loss: 'Don't think there's anything to run away from' Both head coaches -- Andy Reid of the Chiefs and Kyle Shanahan of the 49ers -- have previously experienced Super Bowl heartbreak.
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Less than a minute later, two more loud gunshots are heard, prompting two other men -- one of them is the man in the green blazer -- to run away from the direction of the mosque.
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No. 21 Tennessee 75, Jacksonville State 53 Jordan Bowden scored 19 points, and John Fulkerson added 16 as the Volunteers rebounded from a slow start to run away from the Gamecocks in Knoxville, Tenn.
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As they approach the car, Emmett clearly knew he was in imminent danger and immediately tried to run away from the scene ... but one of the men pulled out a gun and opened fire.
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Why did Elizabeth Warren's proposal to break up Amazon and Google and Facebook not isolate her but inspire immediate assent from many other leaders, who five years ago might have run away from her?
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Many cats will run away from the people who are trying to pick them up and cuddles them, and will then go to the person who hates cats and doesn't want to interact with them.
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Common sense might tell you to run away from bees flying at your face, or that clay is best left to face masks or pottery class or really anything that doesn't involve you eating it.
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In particular, Rubio hopes to become a high-profile surrogate for many down-ballot Republicans who may decide to run away from their party's nominee if it's either Cruz or Donald Trump, the sources said.
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Strictly speaking, you can't actually run away from a trainer battle in the Pokémon RPGs, but we'll give FrozenPenguinToaster a pass for accuracy in the name of giving users an actual way to avoid calls.
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If Trump was trying to instill fear in voters, the opening of the Democratic convention showed that Clinton won't run away from that challenge, according to David Lublin, a professor of government at American University.
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Vizio filed to go public last year, and the company's S-1 filing suggest that it was platform concerns that prompted McRae and his team to run away from a traditional smart TV platform strategy.
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The Cardinals thought they tied the game in the bottom of the inning, but Leonys Martin leaped above the center field wall to take a home run away from Paul DeJong and end the game.
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If a teenager threatens to run away from home if his mother separates him from his mobile phone, then there is a Nash equilibrium where she gives him the phone to retain peace of mind.
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EditorsNote: Minor style fix Mark Canha contributed run-scoring hits to five- and three-run uprisings, helping the host Oakland Athletics run away from the Houston Astros for an 8-4 victory on Saturday afternoon.
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Like more than a few eager refugees from the heartland, Mr. Dylan spun various stories about his origins, telling the writer Nat Hentoff that he had run away from home to join a traveling circus.
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Those running for president should not be able to so easily run away from questions about their qualifications and plans for how to start the long journey toward rebuilding America's role on the world stage.
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"Vinaigrette" was a song about a runway model who was struggling with her own demons, trying to run away from herself, and basically just ended up finding out she only had herself in the end.
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The foreign ministry on Monday said that two women were among those seized, including a 16-year-old teenager, Linda Wenzel, who had run away from her home in the state of Saxony last year.
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In years to come, it will serve as either a mirror to hold up for future candidates or an extreme to run away from, but either way, political strategists will likely be talking about it.
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The local government distributed evacuation notices to residents a few days ahead of the most recent launch, which warn people to take shelter just before the launch and run away from any falling rocket debris.
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I'd like to see some new products out of there or a big acquisition or maybe the split-up that they've been talking about, but it's not going to run away from you, believe me.
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Danny has become hardened after a year of living by his wits, having run away from Child Protective Services and with no qualms about pulling a gun on a man who tries to stiff him.
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In a Facebook post , officers joked that: "This is what happens when you run away from home," noting that the pooch was caught while "sneaking through yards," a street away from the town&aposs famous beaches.
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Yet instead of going for an easy shot and cementing the Cavs' upset victory, Smith proceeded to run away from the basket, all the way to the three-point line, as time ran off the clock.
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When Diana learns that Enzo, a plumber she is dating, is a former porn star, she decides that she can either run away from the embarrassment or accept the fact that everyone comes with a backstory.
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The series tackles such murky rumors head-on, examining "every theory," from a possible abduction and homicide to a cover-up to the belief in a "tandem driver" who helped Murray run away from her life.
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One of your greatest qualities, dear lion, is your ability to be present—it's not like you to run away from things; however, some intense issues that test your patience may come up during this time.
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What I'm drawn to, more and more, are programs that don't run away from what TV does well, or what it's always been, but run toward it, then figure out ways to innovate within those restrictions.
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Engel, who leapt at the wall to steal a potential three-run homer from Greg Bird on Monday, jumped even higher on Tuesday to snatch a home run away from Kyle Higashioka in the fifth inning.
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"It's said that you can't run away from your problems," Marnell, 37, said into a microphone in Audible's Newark studios in July, wearing an off-the-shoulder peasant dress, her black eyeliner thick, her wig platinum.
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"He really wanted to run away from impeachment because he thought it was a loser politically, and he wanted to bring the country back together," said John Feehery, who was a top aide to Mr. Hastert.
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I'd go through days long episodes of drug-induced psychosis that inspired me to scale two-story chain link fences, hide in bushes for hours, and run away from non-existent men chasing me through Hollywood.
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The couple&aposs 13-year-old daughter was able to escape to a neighbor&aposs house, and two of the injured girls were also able to run away from the home before the fire tore through it.
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Tigers run away from Blue Jays for 22-25 win DETROIT — Before Saturday's game against the Toronto Blue Jays, Detroit Tigers manager Brad Ausmus admitted that he had sought to emphasize a point with his pitching staff.
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"I certainly think people used to run away from it but we just need to accept that there is nothing more inherently damaging about marijuana than, say, legal substances like alcohol or anything else," Ocasio-Cortez said.
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The End of the F***ing World is a British adaptation of Charles S. Forsman's graphic novel about two young adults who fall in love, run away from home, and do a lot of really bad shit.
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In contrast, during a moment when David Madson is trying to run away from Cunanan before being shot, the scene suddenly becomes a fantasy sequence in which Madson is back in the safety of his father's home.
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A more obvious photo of the black hole escaping - the black circle is the galactic center (Image: Chiaberge et al)So, why would a bright quasar like 3C 186 run away from such a good lookin' galaxy?
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While he doesn't run away from the term when asked about it, he rarely brings it up himself, and almost never mentions past affiliations with various left-wing parties like the Socialist Workers Party and Liberty Union.
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No, I'm musing on this little story because it's where I started to figure out the thing I'm sure you already know, since you basically say so in your letter: You can't run away from your problems.
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Donaire, nearly 37 and savvy, uses the short delay to run away from Inoue, so that when he does finally crumple to the canvas, he's bought himself seconds of recovery time additional to the ref's 10-count.
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The Vermont senator didn't run away from the stakes; instead, he ran toward them, canceling a trip to Mississippi in order spend more time in Michigan, which he repeatedly called "the most important state" voting on Tuesday.
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Pope Francis has called on priests and other church workers in the western Mexican state of Michoacán not to run away from the challenges and dangers of working in a place ravaged by the country's drug wars.
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Neither delivered a sustained assault on Mr. Sanders, the delegate leader who is threatening to run away from the pack if he can place first in South Carolina and the delegate-rich states that vote next week.
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"The tradition is beautiful, we enjoy it, we run away from those devils, they chase us, it is awesome," said Vaclav Kozubik a teenager from Valasska Polanka, some 330 km (200 miles)southeast of the capital Prague.
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Añez, as the second vice president of the Senate, was next in line and decided not to run away from Bolivia's crisis but to face the challenge head-on as the new president of the plurinational state.
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Mulvaney's attempt to rewrite recent history was repeatedly crushed by Wallace -- and the fact that the White House chief of staff was on video saying things just days ago that he was now trying to run away from.
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The typical Dota 2 game, even on the professional tier, involves quite a bit of equivocation about whether to engage in a fight, try and shift it to a more favorable battleground, or run away from it completely.
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In San Francisco, at the height of the Summer of Love, he started preaching on street corners, attracting young, disaffected teenagers, many of whom had run away from home in pursuit of the promise of freedom through counterculture.
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Through training programs such as ALICE -- Alert, lockdown, inform, counter and evacuate -- teachers are learning how to barricade doors with desks and chairs, run away from gunfire and throw everything from pencils to staplers at a potential shooter.
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If one does a web search for "Trump most unpopular," the result will explain why so many Senate Republicans are beginning to run away from Trump faster than an Olympic sprinter as the 22019 midterm elections come closer.
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Warriors 122, Nuggets 105 Klay Thompson poured in 27 of his game-high 39 points in the first half Friday night, allowing Golden State to run away from Denver en route to a blowout win in Oakland, Calif.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 10%Summary: In a twisted take on the classic fairy tale, "Red Riding Hood" centers around Valerie (Seyfried) and her love Peter (Shiloh Fernandez) who plan to run away from their village to be together.
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If one does a web search for "Trump most unpopular," the result will explain why so many Senate Republicans are beginning to run away from Trump faster than an Olympic sprinter as the 2018 midterm elections come closer.
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And, frankly, when it comes to terror, the goal, I would say, of terrorists very often is to provoke us to run away from our core values so that they can use that hypocrisy as a recruiting tool.
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With his established success, his built-in fan base, and the idea that he didn't need to reject the "Harry Styles of One Direction" label to be successful, Styles had nothing to run away from with Harry Styles.
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It's the 1970s, and your character's nephew, Alex, has run away from his family to join the community of Freedom Town, run in a remote part of South America by a Christian-Communist group called the Collective Justice Mission.
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The chairman and CEO of the world's largest money manager said Tuesday his firm won't "run away" from doing business with Saudi Arabia even if it turns out that the kingdom ordered the slaying of missing journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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As an adult addict, Luke is haunted by a tall man in a suit and bowler hat, an embodiment of grown up responsibilities chasing after him no matter what he sticks in his arm to run away from it.
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For the first time in our lives, we actually can see that we have multiple projects that we can do, for a year and a half almost, but I have a feeling you can't run away from your attractions.
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You can play games with Gomer – my kids liked keep-away in which the robot steals a box and then tries to run away from you – or you can train him to pick up objects or explore his surroundings.
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I mean, it's just stupid fun to see Cary Grant run away from a TIE fighter, and stare at R2-D2, and wonder where in the hell he is with all this technology from a galaxy far, far away.
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Jeb Bush should have run as Jeb Bush this whole cycle; whoever advised him to first run away from his last name and then pivot back to it, as he is doing in South Carolina, gave him bad advice.
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He said Haftar had "run away" from Moscow after Monday's peace talks between him and the head of the Tripoli-based government, Fayez al-Serraj, failed to lead to an open-ended ceasefire to end their nine-month conflict.
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Cyclones run away from Zips Junior quarterback Jacob Park tossed a pair of touchdown passes, and running back David Montgomery rushed for 127 yards and a score, as Iowa State pulled away from Akron 41-14 on Saturday in Akron, Ohio.
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In the privacy of their room, Duke expresses his insecurities and struggle to balance the pressure of being "manly" with his less aggressive and dominant qualities—like his instinct to run away from spiders and nervousness about talking to girls.
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As students began to run away from the shooting, Cruz told investigators he planned to get rid of the AR-15 and a vest he was wearing with ammo magazines so he could blend as one of the fleeing students.
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A former oyakata was sentenced to five years in prison in 2010 after a court found he had ordered wrestlers three years earlier to beat 17-year-old trainee Takashi Saito, who had tried to run away from the gym.
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"I think I'd be like a robot if I didn't have insecurities and I think the big thing is that other than trying to run away from them and resist them, resistance is futile so embrace it," the actress adds.
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And while Buddy may in fact tell you the weather like the Echo, we don't think an Echo would try to run away from you — something that Buddy very much tried to do to that very same rep at CES Unveiled.
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"We are very faith-driven, and we try to be organic about the way we approach Emilie and her story so that when questions come up or memories come up, we welcome them and don't run away from them," Parker says.
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But rather than run away from the horror embodied in her fiancée, Dr. Henry Jekyll (Udo Kier), Fanny runs towards it, actively making the choice to throw aside social norms to become a more unhinged, sexual, violent version of herself.
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Through training programs like ALICE -- Alert, lockdown, inform, counter and evacuate -- Rounds and other teachers are learning how to barricade doors with desks and chairs, run away from gunfire and throw everything from pencils to staplers at a potential shooter.
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Finn—in the middle of the second Star Wars movie he appears in, possessing almost no defining traits besides cowardice—tries to run away from the good guys' ship and is arrested for desertion by an annoying character named Rose.
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"I don't think there's any clearer indication of how much of a loser the president's national security policies are than how fast Democratic candidates run away from them," Greg Blair, a spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee, told The Hill.
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The group has become prominent for its creative approach to protest,- from hanging a banner that read "You can't run away from the truth" along the path of a government-sponsored marathon to standing in square with an empty banner.
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As a teenager in the '60s, he had run away from home in Linden, N.J. Stonewall was a refuge, he said, explaining how he ended up as one of the self-described "street kids" who joined the fray that night.
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In 1961, Dr. Thurman was a senior at Harvard, "a New York City-bred WASP," as he put it, who had run away from Exeter, his boarding school, to join Fidel Castro's army, though he didn't get much farther than Mexico.
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The fact that young men had appeared to work less "seemed to satisfy all the stereotypes people had—that is, if you give people a basic income, these young men are just going to run away from their responsibilities," Forget said.
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I know it yields 6 [percent] and change, I know people are worried about it, I know the real estate investment trust health care portion is very, very weak, but I'm not going to run away from Deb Cafaro's work.
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"Why are we going to run away from a word, when we have spent so much time and energy over the years to serve so much organic food in our restaurants, and we charge a premium for it?" he asked.
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In the film's final scene, Benjamin and Elaine, having run away from Elaine's wedding, sit in the back of a bus — he in tatters and she in her wedding gown — their faces transforming from elation to anxiety about what lies ahead.
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It shows that you are not mature enough to talk to the person in real life or solve actual problems with them TOGETHER and that you would much rather run away from your problems and simply give them the silent treatment.
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Cover image: A migrant family, part of a caravan of thousands traveling from Central America en route to the United States, run away from tear gas in front of the border wall between the U.S. and Mexico in Tijuana, Mexico November 25, 2018.
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"I ask everyone who's still free to take this message seriously and run away from the republic as soon as possible," reads a post from the group on VK in Russian, referring people to a hotline set up by the Russian LGBT Network.
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Parasite is not a horror movie, so it's not scary in the sense that there are supernatural presences, a bunch of jump scares, or some overriding threat that everyone is trying to run away from (at least not in a literal sense).
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But if that pitch sounds like the ramp-up to the kind of potential nightmare 4chan apologia you'd want to run away from, screaming, the reality of Bodied is a lot more conflicted, considered, overstuffed with ideas, and yes, sometimes, even sensitive.
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Throughout the 13-track project, Kodak questions whether or not he's cursed, if he'll live long enough to be a father to his son, why he's lost so many friends to prison and death, and if he should run away from love.
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EditorsNote: fixes "six" in second graf Nomar Mazara capped a six-run fourth inning with a three-run home run Thursday night, helping the Texas Rangers run away from the Boston Red Sox en route to an 11-5 victory in Arlington, Texas.
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The problems of making too little money are obvious — high stress, social anxiety — and the problems of making more money than you expected are real too, and can include an addiction to retail therapy or booking trips to run away from your life.
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And what happens when the idea that maybe you're not going to make it creeps into your artistic brain, but then you meet somebody who inspires you to run away from that idea and embrace what it is that moves you [creatively].
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But instead of going for an easy shot, Smith seemingly went against the instincts of a typical professional basketball player and proceeded to run away from the basket, all the way to the three-point line, as precious time ran off the clock.
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As chaos descended on the venue and victims tried to run away from the arena, Steve began helping those who were hurt — from pulling nails out of the victims' bodies to holding them while waiting for emergency responders to reach the scene.
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The night's one track final saw Lonah Chemtai Salpeter, a former Kenyan who took Israeli citizenship in 2016, run away from the field in the 10,000 meters, winning in 31min 43.29sec to give her adopted country its first-ever European track gold.
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He also showed me the path he was walking the day he decided, at 13, to run away from his mother and their fractured relationship, and spend two days riding the subways before he moved in with his father in the Bronx.
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When she was 16, Ms. Brown, who had run away from her adoptive family, lived in a motel with a pimp known as "Cut Throat," who raped and abused her while forcing her to become a prostitute, according to a court document.
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"I think we have to come back Monday because they closed shop and ran away from us yesterday, and we have to show them that they don't get to run away from our students," Arizona Education Association president Joe Thomas told USA Today.
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In two interviews published in abolitionist newspapers shortly before her death in 1848, Judge testified to the desire for freedom that drove her to run away from the Washington household, where she had "never received the least moral or mental instruction," she said.
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In a 2017 investigation, The Dallas Morning News found that children whose parents were behind bars had slept in state offices, run away from foster homes and, in one case, been left to be looked after by their 12-year-old sister.
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To Prevent The Bride From EscapingOn top of all the messed up reasons above, it seems like the veil was also created to hinder the bride's vision and movement — so that she wouldn't be able to run away from the arranged marriages of yore.
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The Baltimore Orioles are one home run away from matching the most hit during the month of June in major-league history and look to tie or break the record on Wednesday, when they complete their two-game series against the host San Diego Padres.
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Photos and video from the scene from residents of Tuqu' who had been filming the funeral show 15-year-old Osama al-Badan, with his hands bound behind his back, trying to run away from at least four Israeli soldiers who are standing nearby.
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Alphe Balde, a ticket agent for a tour bus company who witnessed the incident, told a CBS reporter reporter that immediately after the crash, the driver allegedly tried to run away from the scene before being punched by an employee of the Planet Hollywood restaurant.
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And any hope of a cheerful resolution is pretty much snuffed out in episode two of Season 5, which sees Diane travelling to Vietnam in an attempt to connect with her roots/run away from the knowledge that Mr Peanutbutter is seeing someone new.
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But concerned for his family's privacy and anxious to keep his father from appearing in the Panama coverage alongside crooks and drug lords, Mr Cameron let the story run away from his control by insisting that it should be treated as a private matter.
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"He is the beginning and the end of the conversation about this election for voters, and we are … making sure that Republicans don't try to run away from him," Kelly Ward, executive director of House Democrats' campaign arm, said in an interview with The Hill.
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"By this time it had run away from school, which was good for everybody involved, it ran two or three blocks away where they were able to put a dart in it and it went down in the front yard of a house," he said.
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"Republicans in office would mostly prefer to run away from this issue or hope it disappears before they have to deal with it legislatively," said Thomas P. Miller, a lawyer and health economist at the American Enterprise Institute and a critic of the law.
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Then again, even if audiences skip the movie in theaters, it's the sort of film that could find a receptive audience with exhausted parents looking for something to watch once their kids are asleep, who might understand the urge to run away from home.
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But Dr. Alexander and his colleagues hope to perform experiments in the future that could tell us more about how running and other physical activities actually alter thinking patterns and whether, as we age, we might be able literally to run away from mental decline.
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Fillon hasn't run away from this trait but has seemed, instead, to embrace it; he's begun to sound so aggressive on the questions of immigration and Islam that it's become hard to distinguish the two — he often sounds more hardline than Le Pen herself.
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The first comic miniseries appears to just be titled Stranger Things according to the variant covers that Entertainment Weekly shared: Here's a sneak peek at the comic itself, which shows Will trying to run away from one of the monsters from the show, known as the demogorgon.
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Bryce Harper remains one home run away from becoming one of the youngest players in baseball history to reach 1003 career longballs, but the Washington right fielder did not win the National League MVP award as a 22-year-old last season just because of his power.
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" But it was not until she saw South Sudanese model Alek Wek, who she said was "dark as night" and "looked so much like me," that she realized beauty doesn't have to look like the industry's status quo: "I cannot run away from who I am.
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Ossoff could not run away from that, especially when almost all of his record campaign war chest was coming from non-Georgia Democrats who clearly only took an interest in him this special election because of what it would do to the White House if he won.
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All these people who run away from their own countries" — James Joyce and Samuel Beckett from Ireland, Pablo Picasso and Juan Gris from Spain, Josephine Baker and Ernest Hemingway and James Baldwin from the United States — "they all end up in this mythical place called Paris.
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When Cessa allowed a leadoff single to Jefry Marte on his 85th pitch, he was lifted for Tyler Clippard, who kept the shutout intact only because Gardner leapt over the short wall down the left-field line to take a home run away from C. J. Cron.
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But there are some very basic steps you can take to create a space that looks like an adult lives in it—somewhere that's fun to pregame in, that your parents will be impressed with when they visit, and that your date won't run away from.
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First, Engel positioned his 6-foot-2 frame to first snatch a three-run home run away from Yankees' first baseman Greg Bird on Monday, then he increased the level of difficulty on a ball that catcher Kyle Higashioka crushed to dead center a night later.
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To the Editor: Your article describes why New York's draconian policy of issuing arrest warrants for vulnerable children is a bad idea: Cuffing and locking up children who run away from foster care is cruel and pushes young people away from the care and services they need.
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"Even if you are faced with someone who is big and strong - it's not something to run away from, but engage with - like in the sumo way," said 22-year-old Kon when asked how other wannabe but wary women wrestlers should take up the sport.
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"We need to keep (the cuts) unpopular and the only way we are going to do that is if we fight and don't run away from it, and point out that it's a looting of the federal government," Not One Penny spokesman Tim Hogan told CNN.
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Russia Poised to wreak havoc on many fronts, Russian President Vladimir Putin is about to have a key Mideast country (Syria) within his grasp, as Syrian President Bashar al-Assad may be one big bombing run away from seizing the last real rebel stronghold in Idlib.
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"While other candidates on the debate stage may run away from the success of the Obama-Biden administration, VP Biden will defend the 8 years of extraordinary progress and lay out his plans to build on that success and move our country forward," the adviser said.
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The young girl with a mouth full of braces who had run away from home at 15 to tour the English countryside christened herself Poly Styrene, a cheeky name chosen for being lightweight disposable plastic, and she was about to take the London punk scene by storm.
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Today the pair have dropped a video which sees Lana run away from a 60s style TV set—where she's doing some especially Lana Being Lana choreography—compelled as she is to dash off and meet The Weeknd on top of the 'H' of the Hollywood sign.
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When the they run into each other unexpectedly at a bar in San Francisco, each dealing with a small crisis (Kate has just run away from love while Mark is dealing with the fact that the boy he loves is interested in someone else), they become fast friends.
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The talented Liverpool all-rounder won the five-event, one-day slog by being the best in three disciplines, the high jump, long jump and, finally, the 800 metres when, as competition leader, she took control over the final 0003 metres to run away from her two nearest contenders.
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"This is a mainstream issue that politicians are finally starting to embrace instead of run away from, and that's only going to intensify after voters more than double the number of states with legal marijuana at the ballot box this November," said Tom Angell, chairman of Marijuana Majority.
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Even though it has dropped five of its last six contests, Texas Tech has impressive wins over No. 10 West Virginia and No. 11 Baylor on its resume, and it is likely one late-season/Big 12 Tournament run away from re-entering the NCAA Tournament bubble conversation.
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MMA has a complicated, bipolar history: the sport's adjacency to death was an early selling point ("two men enter, one man leaves") before it became a liability to run away from, and performance-enhancing drugs were a thinly veiled custom before they became a plague to wipe out.
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Snobby, dreamy Claudia Kinkaid, who at 11 years old knows "she could never pull off the old-fashioned kind of running away," decides to run away from her middle-class home in Greenwich, Connecticut, because she feels vaguely that she has too many chores, and also she is bored.
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As the Economist put it, the story continued to "run away from his control" Saturday, as thousands protesting outside 10 Downing Street, London, the prime minister's residence, called for Cameron's resignation after it became clear that Cameron had at one point owned and profited £19,20073 from shares from the offshore company.
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Los Angeles Angels center fielder Kole Calhoun took a home run away from Neil Walker, much in the same way that the Seattle Mariners' Mitch Haniger leapt at Yankee Stadium to rob Stanton of what appeared to be a home run, but was not included on Sports Info Solution's tally list.
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"I think that most Republicans are savvy enough to realize that if a Republican is going to have even the slightest bit of a fighting chance against the Democratic nominee," said Brigid Callahan Harrison, a political-science professor at Montclair State University, "they're going to need to run away from Christie."
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The protections are common sense and include not incarcerating children who have run away from home, broken curfew, or other status offenses; keeping youth out of adult facilities and separated from adult inmates; and ensuring children in the justice system are not treated differently based on their race or ethnicity.
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It was after the girls had left the facility and run away from their foster homes that they reconnected with Bey and Williams, who took them to Chicago, and Iowa and other states, forcing them into prostitution, according to the criminal complaint filed by a special agent with the Wisconsin Department of Justice.
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EditorsNote: rewords text in seventh graph Klay Thompson poured in 27 of his game-high 113 points in the first half Friday night, allowing the Golden State Warriors to run away from the Denver Nuggets for the second consecutive time on their way to a 122-105 blowout win in Oakland, Calif.
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A year after running from a Demogorgon in Stranger Things, Finn Wolfhard was cast to run away from Pennywise the Clown in the 2017 blockbuster It. Stranger Things' Millie Bobby Brown also made the transition from monster-themed show to monster-themed theatrical feature, appearing in Godzilla: King of the Monsters in 2019.
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" When the Times spoke to Pelekanos about the discrepancy, he defended Bareburger's word choice, saying, "Why are we going to run away from a word, when we have spent so much time and energy over the years to serve so much organic food in our restaurants, and we charge a premium for it?
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"While Republican leadership continues to run away from Donald Trump, and refuse to participate in the upcoming Republican convention, the Democratic convention will showcase enormously popular national leaders, rising stars from across the country and a diverse range of everyday Americans who will inspire the nation," the DNC said in a statement.
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Mark PocanMark William PocanTrump crosses new line with Omar, Tlaib, Israel move Liberal Democrat eyes aid cuts to Israel after Omar, Tlaib denied entry Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax MORE (D-Wis.), in which he encouraged other members of Congress to run away from the bipartisan reform organization No Labels.
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You can't play footsie with David Duke and the Ku Klux Klan, and dance an "I don't want to be associated with them" but "No, I don't have enough information about them to denounce them" two-step, and then get to run away from the consequences, no matter how often your numerous supporters defend you.
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After fleeing the army, where he had served as a battlefield nurse, and witnessing Confederate authorities confiscating his neighbors' livestock and grain, Newton takes refuge in a swamp with a small group of slaves who have run away from a nearby plantation, including a man named Moses (Mahershala Ali), who becomes his friend and confidant.
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Related: What It's Like to Be a Priest in the Trouble Spots the Pope is Visiting in Mexico Pope Francis has called on priests and other church workers in the western Mexican state of Michoacán not to run away from the challenges and dangers of working in a place ravaged by the country's drug wars.
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Truly, I wanted to race down the stairs and get out of my house and run away from all of it, the gray hair and the infertility and the fact that my back hurt now all the time and I couldn't have a cigarette anymore even if I'd wanted one because I'd somehow grown allergic to smoke.
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When he tried to run away from the first shelter he was placed in after two months and began acting out, including harming himself and getting into fights, he said he was moved twice -- ending up at a public regional detention center in Virginia, Shenandoah Valley Juvenile Center, intended for some of the most dangerous young migrant detainees.
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The moon in grounded earth sign Virgo connects with supportive Saturn at 8:56 PM, helping us come up with a game plan—this will help us feel more emotionally secure, but it's important that you don't let your imagination run away from you when the moon opposes dreamy Neptune at 9:56 PM. Don't indulge paranoid thoughts!
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James (Alex Lawther) and Alyssa (Jessica Barden) start dating and then run away from their seemingly mundane lives, beginning what might not be the healthiest relationship and journey... That morbid scenario and actual worst-nightmare is the premise of Netflix's upcoming The End of the F***ing World, based on the graphic novels by Charles S. Forsman.
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That circle begins and ends with Freddy (Jack Dylan Grazer), Billy's best friend and foster brother, one part of a bigger foster family, along with the extremely adorable little sister, Darla (Faithe Herman), that tries to welcome Billy into their home — a rather difficult feat, considering Billy has run away from every foster home he's been assigned to in the past.
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The most formidable kinds of runaway leaders that tend most strongly toward natural monopoly – Facebook and Google are excellent examples – are those that benefit from network effects and learning effects working in tandem, as their mutual reinforcement means these companies run away from the pack much faster and are generally impossible to catch, provided they also benefit from perpetual learning curves.
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The story behind the posts According to years of local media reports, a 2011 documentary about her case and court documents detailing Brown's own testimony and that of a juvenile psychiatrist, Brown suffered from Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, grew up in an abusive home and had run away from her adoptive parents' house prior to becoming involved in prostitution in Nashville.
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I believe The Walking Dead's showrunners knew this too, which is why Negan delivered that long, just-in-case-you-missed-it synopsis at the end summarizing and spelling out what had happened between him, Dwight, Sherry, Tina, and the Saviors: Negan was going to marry Tina, but Tina was killed when she, Dwight, and Sherry tried to run away from the group.
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"I didn't run away from the president when I ran last time when I had all sorts of pressure, so I'm certainly not going to this time when I think he's doing lots of good things," said Mr. Tarkanian, who narrowly lost a 2016 House race and was one of the few high-profile Nevada Republicans to not back away from Mr. Trump.
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"Even though he may feel that he will be acquitted in the Senate because Republicans will not break ranks, and however much he tries to turn this to his advantage at a later point, the truth is no matter how you slice it, you can't run away from the fact you were one of the few presidents who was impeached," Mr. Ross said.
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" When Reince Priebus, then the chairman of the Republican National Committee, told Mr. Trump the same weekend the "Access Hollywood" tape was made public by The Washington Post that he needed to consider dropping out of the race, Mr. Trump replied, "If the Republican Party is going to run away from me, then I will take you all down with me.
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The Mixed-Up Files tells the story of two children who run away from home to live in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and over the course of the book's 50-year life — it's celebrating its golden anniversary this year — it has instilled in multiple generations the deep desire to live in an art museum, surrounded by beauty and luxury.
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It would be easy to dismiss Girls Incarcerated as yet another example of questionable reality television, one that uses entertainment value as an excuse to capitalize on the real-life circumstances of some of the nation's most vulnerable populations: girls of color; girls who live in poverty; girls who run away from home; girls whose parents are imprisoned; girls who have been molested, raped, and abused.
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There is Michele, a dabbling painter who has run away from Italy to England, possibly to escape arrest for his political links; there is Michele's father, a professional painter, dying of a stomach ulcer, keen to bequeath a tower he bought in the countryside to his wayward son; there is Michele's friend, Osvaldo, who spends his days running a bookshop and running errands for Michele in Rome.
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STORM LAKE, Iowa — The Republicans in Des Moines and Washington are doing what they can to run away from and run off Representative Steve King, the Republican from my district, for yet more of his outlandish remarks over white supremacy, nationalism and western civilization — remarks that simply echo things he has said many times over the past two decades in my paper, The Storm Lake Times.
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" While out searching for supplies, Yongju encounters Danny, who has run away from his family in the United States, intent on living as a sort of ecstatic hermit in the place where he was born, alone with his push-ups, his prayers and his job at a restaurant, experiencing "the thrill of being out of my time line, in China, a body returning to the past to escape the past.
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After the title was canceled in 2007 following a decline in quality and readership after Vaughn's departure, the Runaways themselves — a group of Los Angeles teens who run away from home after discovering their parents are secretly supervillains, and go on to develop their own special abilities — lingered at the edges of Marvel's stable of characters, popping up individually here and there as a part of other storylines.
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