I'm not driving the wagon — it's running away with us.
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That's another thing that Amazon was sort of running away with.
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"I didn't see France running away with the game," Martinez added.
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It's no surprise Tyler is running away with the fan-favorite title.
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Polling averages suggested that Sanders was running away with it in Iowa.
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But right now, Trump is the one running away with the nomination.
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I saw one old man running away with a flock of sheep.
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And who didn't dream of running away with the behemoth Ringling Bros.
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Lamar Jackson is running away with the NFL MVP award this season.
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By the end of the round, Holzken was running away with it.
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People were running away with their skin hanging from their bones and burned.
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"They are running away with the industry," said AT&T lawyer Daniel Petrocelli.
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It was at that point that Segovia allegedly tried running away with the girls.
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Rubio is trying to prevent Trump and Cruz from running away with the race.
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MORE. Polls showed the former Republican National Committee chairman running away with the nomination.
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And right now, there's no sign that anyone is running away with the primary.
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" Premiering below, singer Marina explained, "The song is a daydream about running away with someone.
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Once a tight race, Portman is now running away with it, leading by 2628 points.
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"Trump is winning now, but he is not running away with it," the person said.
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Barring injury, he's not going to catch Patrick Kane, who's running away with the Art Ross.
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Alexa today is running away with the voice market for smart speakers by a wide margin.
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Amazon's cloud arm, AWS, has been running away with infrastructure services marketshare for a long time.
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That means publicly-owned and operated networks — and no giant ISPs running away with taxpayer dollars.
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That means publicly-owned and operated networks -- and no giant ISPs running away with taxpayer dollars.
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"That means publicly-owned and operated networks — and no giant ISPs running away with taxpayer dollars."
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Army has clobbered the Marines 62-23, running away with the game in the second half.
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His playing partner and good friend, Justin Rose, appeared to be running away with the championship.
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"They've been great at throwing a punch at us and running away with it," DeRozan said.
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On the Republican side, what few polls we have show Donald Trump running away with the vote.
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Buemi and Renault should be running away with both titles, but mistakes have kept the competition close.
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The team has gone from running away with its division to sitting outside of a playoff spot.
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With 15 million active users, Roku isn't necessarily running away with the market, nor is it lagging behind.
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In the field of artificial intelligence, Apple's competitors haven't just stolen the ball, they're running away with it.
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The film cuts to a dog running away with it, as if it's a Laurel and Hardy routine.
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The Cleveland Indians are the hottest team in baseball and are running away with the American League Central.
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If primary elections were decided on likability, Andrew Yang would be running away with the 2020 Democratic primary.
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Biden now appears to be running away with the nomination after gaining around 150 more delegates than Sanders.
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Tonight's debate may have been the last chance to stop Donald Trump from running away with the GOP nomination.
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Following that shocking act of violence, Cunanan manipulates Madson into remaining complicit and running away with him to Mexico.
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With Sanders all but running away with the race, this thinking goes, elites jumped into action in coordinated fashion.
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After their miraculous conversion, the Chiefs were unstoppable, running away with their first Super Bowl victory in 50 years.
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Clinton is being dragged down by awful favorability ratings, which have prevented her from running away with the race.
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As her despondence and anxiety grow, she looks for an escape by running away with a free-spirited artist.
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Realignment can be important when there's a split field and no one candidate is running away with a victory.
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After the tussle, the cell phone video showed Scott running away with the Taser rolling on the ground behind Slager.
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She would be offending her family's "honor," as they would put it, for running away with a Shiite, Hazara man.
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In the second round, Poirier turned up the offense even more, and seemed to be running away with the fight.
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So while Google was dithering alongside a large group of also-rans, Amazon Web Services was running away with cloud computing.
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Trump is running away with the GOP nomination, as his rivals continue their never-ending fight about who's the best alternative.
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The Cleveland Indians are enjoying their longest winning streak of the season and are running away with the American League Central.
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With Donald J. Trump on the verge of running away with the Republican nomination, there will be no shortage of drama.
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But Trump is running away with the contest, according to a Castleton University poll released earlier this month, taking 32 percent.
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The Redskins (6-4) were running away with the division and the Cowboys (5-5) could not find anything approaching consistency.
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"They are running away with the industry," said Petrocelli, noting the internet companies' skill at targeting ads to the right consumer.
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In a bizarre scene, a politician disrupted the session in a state legislative assembly after running away with the Speaker's ceremonial mace.
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The helpers started running away with their belongings, while protesters remained in place to decide whether to stay to fight or flee.
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Wilson had previously played the cell phone video that showed Scott running away with the Taser rolling on the ground behind Slager.
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ABOUT THE BLACKHAWKS (40-21-5): Artemi Panarin is running away with the rookie scoring title, collecting 59 points in 64 games.
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Does anybody think that Steve Bullock would be running for the Senate in Montana if Biden wasn't running away with this thing?
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They're hardly running away with things, as so many feared, and there has been a corresponding stream of surprises across the league.
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Despite the nursery rhyme-esque symbolism of the beer bottle running away with the pizza, Welsh police are taking the theft very seriously.
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It was Google's first attempt to model its ideal smartphone — and its move to stop Apple from running away with the new market.
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I was harassed by my own sister-in-laws -- they taunted me about running away with another man and marrying again in secret.
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"A struggle ensued," police said, and the man stabbed Smith in the torso before running away with the woman who had the sign.
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Jeb Bush (R) were running away with the nomination, Senate Republicans would be ready to lie down in front of the executive steamroller.
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"Robots are running away with technoogy," said Julia Cecchetti, a student at Penn State University who someday hopes to work in robotics research.
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In this memoir, a Pakistani human-rights activist describes the aftermath of her fourteen-year-old cousin's running away with a neighborhood boy.
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He is not running away with it as he did at the British, but he is in contention for a major once again.
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Witnesses saw a man running away with a gun, the police said, and they released a sketch of the suspect on Sunday morning.
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Even as New England was running away with the game, the crowd stuck with it, doing the wave so vigorously the stadium shook.
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"They robbed the bank and now they are running away with the money," Democratic Representative Adam Smith, who chairs the committee, told reporters.
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Now, three endorsements isn't running away with it, though it shows Biden is picking up steam in a way no other candidate is.
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It seemed the whole time that the royal family was really struggling to gain control of a situation that was running away with itself.
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By the time Bolt ran the anchor leg, it was clear that the team was running away with another gold medal – their third since 2008.
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In the lead up to Rogue One, there isn't a single toy running away with the title, but Propel's drones are a pretty strong contender.
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After running away with his student, he turned her into a teenage housewife, isolated from friends and family, cleaning up after him while he did philosophy.
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Vandy looked on the verge of running away with it early, but instead put Southeast Missouri State into the bonus about midway through the first half.
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Oakland might not be able to pull out a win outright, but it doesn't feel like the Colts are running away with the win on Sunday.
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Running away with it, will probably cause a lot of huge indigestion as we realize it's going to run away with almost everything in retail. Anything.
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I doodled my first thought in my sketchbook using a black Paper Mate pen showing people stealing and running away with images of Mark and Sheryl.
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"It seemed like we should've been the one running away with the game, really, with all the baserunners we had," Braves interim manager Brian Snitker said.
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For the first few months of this year, as establishment Republicans panicked that Donald Trump was running away with their party's nomination, Pence boldly stayed neutral.
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More than 1,200 P2P firms operating in the sector are in trouble, either running away with investors' money or closed down, according to industry data provider Wangdaizhijia.
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Louisville trailed 44-36 at halftime, then blitzed the Tigers in the second half, outscoring them by 19 points and running away with an 88-133 win.
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Twitch, however, seems to be running away with the market for now, with 25,000 concurrent streamers on its platform in Q3, compared with second place YouTube Gaming.
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By the time he got to the final, he had run out of ideas and was powerless to stop Stan Wawrinka from running away with the spoils.
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Clinton is also running away with the contest among non-white voters, leading by 220006 points, and voters under the age of 2202, leading by 2628 points.
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First, any potential reader would assume from the review that the novel is exclusively about 16-year-old Lucy running away with her high school teacher William.
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Instead, the story out of Nevada is that Sanders is running away with the nomination and there is little clarity about the strongest opponent to challenge him.
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Instead, the story out of Nevada was that Sanders is running away with the nomination and there is little clarity about the strongest opponent to challenge him.
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The only reason I'm hesitating at all is because, yeah, if Bernie were running away with it, I think maybe we would all have to say something.
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Now Trump is running away with delegates, and Cruz may no longer be able to do anything about it, even if he ekes out a victory in Missouri.
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It exemplifies what Jeffrey Johnson, director of Columbia University's China Megacities Lab, calls the "museumification" of China: a building boom so frothy it is running away with itself.
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As a Minnesota Timberwolves rookie, he combined old-school post moves with new-school mobility and three-point shooting, running away with the Rookie of the Year award.
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"Nobody is running away with this thing and there are so many undecideds, it really will come down to the last two weeks before," said the Democratic fundraiser.
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Attendance figures have dropped since Schumacher retired, despite Vettel running away with four straight titles from 2010-13 and Mercedes embarking on a run of unchallenged dominance since.
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They're still running away with the American League West race, but they fell into a tie with Cleveland for the best record in the AL at 22-22.
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Noah, who attended the funeral, has just told Helen that Alison's other ex-husband, Cole Lockhart, disrupted the service by stealing her ashes and running away with them.
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The polls and online markets currently have Clinton running away with the contest, begging the question: If Clinton wins big, what's it likely to mean for the country?
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Many Chinese consumers have been hit by peer-to-peer lending scams, in which platforms purporting to connect individual investors with borrowers ended up running away with the money.
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"Do not look at this as us running away with our tail between our legs or 'scared' of a fight," Weaver said in a statement to the Journal-Constitution.
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It wasn't until I watched his cult-classic film Purple Rain late one night on TBS when I was 16 that I dreamt of running away with The Revolution.
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And yet here they are, second in all of baseball, well in the process of running away with the AL West and poised to improve at the trade deadline.
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Washington, which is running away with the National League East, will try to retire Trout with lefty Gio Gonzalez on Tuesday while the Angels counter with lefty Tyler Skaggs.
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Investors poured more than $2790 billion into ETFs in January, still a big month, but for a change the U.S. stock market wasn't running away with post-election investing dollars.
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She didn't know, however, that Eden was going to be publicly executed for running away with a young guardian and become the catalyst for major change in the fictional dystopia.
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A deer crashed through the window of a hair salon in New York, causing chaos and injuring one person, before running away with a hair straightener hanging from its antler.
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Sure, by winning 11 of the 17 contests since her New Hampshire drubbing, and running away with the delegate count, she's not far from sewing up the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Early polling of the ginormous field suggests that no one is running away with the nomination as it appeared Hillary Clinton was doing at this time in the 2016 cycle.
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All of a sudden, some key states she seemed to be running away with were looking competitive again, even before a rough outing for Clinton in NBC's televised forum last week.
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But at Clinton's low points in the race — or, at least, when she wasn't running away with the race -- Priorities was dogged by questions about its effectiveness given its enormous advantages.
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There is no other woman in this divorce, the U.K. is not running away with the United States, not yet at least - which makes the call for introspection even more relevant.
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The concept of throwing caution to the wind and running away with this man and saying "screw you" to the people who know her, that makes me nauseous to think about.
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"Children of Arkham" is either a fan's wildest dreams made real before their eyes, or a complete nightmare of fan fiction running away with itself, tripping every step of the way.
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Superdelegates, otherwise known as automatic delegates, cannot vote on the first ballot — except as a formality in the event that a candidate is already running away with a pledged delegate majority.
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The Panthers entered the break on a three-game winning streak, while the Capitals, who are running away with the Eastern Conference, have earned points in nine of their last 10 games.
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Nadal started strongly and raced into a 4-63 lead but Fognini refused to surrender in front of a partisan Rome crowd, clawing a break back before running away with the set.
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Hitting searing forehands and serves of up to 224 kph (139 mph), Thiem was in combative form on Roland Garros's No. 1 court, dubbed the bullring, eventually running away with the win.
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The Democratic race is also much closer -- Perriello was at 40% to 38% for Northam in the Post poll -- than the Republican one where Gillespie appears to be running away with it.
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The Nationals are running away with the National League East, leading Miami by 12 games, while the Cubs are 1 33/2 games ahead of second-place Milwaukee in the NL Central.
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With this newfound confidence in your intuition, you might also find yourself running away with your imagination—it's time to take a step back and figure out what's real and what's fantasy.
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Instead, it was Halep who grabbed the 33-0 lead before running away with a victory that put her one win from becoming the first Romanian to lift a Wimbledon singles trophy.
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In March, War of Will was considered a top 3-year-old and Derby threat after running away with the Le Comte and Risen Star Stakes at the Fairgrounds in New Orleans.
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He closed the door, climbed on top of her and punched her in the face, before running away with her handbag, which had her credit card and $2,000 in cash, the authorities said.
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That's definitely why Eden Blaine's (Sydney Sweeney) father (David Tompa) is the one who turned his young teen daughter in for running away with her lover, effectively sentencing his own child to death.
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If Biden wins South Carolina, as many polls predict, it should rejuvenate conversations about his viability as the Democratic nominee and slow down the premature talk of Sanders' running away with the primary.
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The update to the desktop app is basically a good faith advance payment to the community: Radionomy showing they aren't just running away with the property and slapping the brand on some random venture.
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Renault also owes its good start to driver Sebastian Buemi, who was running away with the points through the first five races, but now finds himself 11 points behind — you guessed it — di Grassi.
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But lately, a renewed and brazen orca population, like pirates of the Bering Sea, is aggressively pursuing fisherman for their daily catch, often running away with tens of thousands of pounds of pilfered fish.
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Ephraim is angry that his elder son has disobeyed him, running away with his little brother instead of accompanying their parents to "line up with dignity" at the factory, as the occupiers had commanded.
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Warren had been polling well in the Lone Star State into the early winter, but a more recent poll showed Biden running away with the state and Warren falling to third place behind Sanders.
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"Running away with him is more fun than most people have in a lifetime," Zoe tells her worried daughter, who tries to talk her out of hitting the road with a reckless old man.
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As Biden tries to consolidate the support of voters who do not support Bernie Sanders, he needs a strong showing in California to stop the Vermont senator from running away with the pledged delegate lead.
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If you think the Chiefs have a good shot at running away with this game, betting "No" feels like the right side here, as Mahomes might just be kneeling the game away at the end.
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Mercedes have won the first seven rounds of the season and are running away with both championships while Ferrari have not won since the U.S. Grand Prix in October last year — a 10-race drought.
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But, broadly, we'll likely get a sense of who the delegates are going to early on — whether one candidate is running away with victories across the board, or whether there's more of a muddled, mixed outcome.
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During the 2016 elections, Twitter made a last-minute decision in November to not allow the Trump campaign to buy a promoted #CrookedHillary hashtag that included an emoji of a stick figure running away with money.
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A third national poll released Monday produced more favorable numbers for Clinton, but still showed a race much closer than a month ago, when the former secretary of state appeared to be running away with the election.
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The launch had arrived at a time when Spotify and Apple Music were running away with the streaming music business in the U.S., while YouTube was still getting its own music competitor, YouTube Music, off the ground.
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A crowd of 9,348 packed cozy KeyArena for the game against the L.A. Sparks, and the Storm gave them a show, running away with the game from the first whistle and finishing with an 18-point win.
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In the play, which runs about 35 minutes, Mildred (Erin Beirnard) plans to escape a loveless marriage to a much older husband, Arthur (Kelly King), by running away with her lover, Fred (Jeremy Russial), the couple's chauffeur.
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All that pain, all those miles in training, and then, on a cold, blustery day, there was Kipyego, on the final straightaway, running away with the last spot on the plane to the Tokyo Games this summer.
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If he's going to show he has any momentum he'll need to have strong showings in a few states and pick up some delegates that can help him keep Trump from running away with the delegate lead.
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Having dug in early on to stay with Federer, Nishikori ended up running away with the match to inflict a first straight sets defeat in the ATP Finals round-robin stages on the 22014-time Grand Slam champion.
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U.S. Open champion Stephens out-fought Halep to take the opening set and was a break up in the second but the world number one wound her way back into contention before running away with the deciding set.
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Binotto said that, with dominant Mercedes having won the first five races in one-two formation and running away with both championships for the sixth season in a row, Ferrari had to be bold to close the gap.
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While the Netflix chief executive, Reed Hastings, may say that "sleep" is his company's major rival, in reality, Amazon and Alphabet — not to mention Hulu, HBO and myriad local players — prevent Netflix from running away with the market.
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After running away with the competitive AL East, they dispatched the New York Yankees in four games, defending champions Houston in five, before blowing away the power-packed Los Angeles Dodgers, also in five, to take the title.
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Though they asked him whom he liked in the Preakness, there was no reason to ask the same of this year's P.G.A. Championship: Brooks Koepka had appeared to be running away with it since the first round on Thursday.
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If Sanders starts running away with the nomination, like Trump did four years ago, then Democrats may be left wondering how they ended with a presidential nominee who does not even self identify as a member of their party.
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Exaggerator Trainer: Keith Desormeaux Jockey: Kent Desormeaux Record: 9-4-2-33 Points: 126 Odds: 27-1 J.D.: He seemingly rose from the dead, running away with the Santa Anita Derby after a disappointing third-place finish in his previous race.
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Well, it fairly freezes in your veins while watching and listening to Anita Rachvelishvili, the Georgian mezzo-soprano who is running away with the show in "Il Trovatore," which opened at the Metropolitan Opera on Monday and runs through Feb. 15.
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Under the circumstances, you might have expected mainline Republican operatives to remain neutral in the Trump-Cruz feud, reflecting a last-best hope that the two would damage each other, or at least prevent one another from running away with the race.
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Sharapova, a three-times champion in Rome, was given a stern examination by the 22-year-old Australian, and fought her way back from 0-40 down to save serve in the decider before breaking her opponent and running away with the match.
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As a result, the nation's cable broadband providers are running away with a greater monopoly over broadband than ever before across countless U.S. markets, gobbling up the lion's share of broadband subscribers while the nation's telcos hemorrhage frustrated DSL users at at alarming rate.
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The move comes at a time when Spotify is running away with the streaming market, and specifically has been working to improve its platform for artists with things like a data dashboard and native app for updating artists' profiles, playlists, and checking their stats.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - China's men's gymnastics team had to settle for the bronze medal at the final despite a promising showing at the event's qualifiers, breaking their eight-year streak at the top of the sport with Japan running away with the champion title.
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The Serb, who was also pushed to four sets in punishing daytime temperatures above 90 Fahrenheit (32C) in the first round, was far more comfortable in the evening at the Arthur Ashe Stadium, breaking early and running away with the opening set in 31 minutes.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Michael Phelps picked up his 20.02th gold medal on a second night of world records in the Olympic pool, with Katie Ledecky cruising to women's 400 meters freestyle victory and Britain's Adam Peaty running away with the men's 100 breaststroke.
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Exaggerator Trainer: Keith Desormeaux Jockey: Kent Desormeaux Record: 9-4-2-1 Points: 126 Odds: 27-1 J.D.: He rose seemingly from the dead, running away with the Santa Anita Derby on April 9 after a disappointing third-place finish in his previous race.
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The barrage of endorsements, from state lawmakers to a pair of candidates who dropped out of the race in the last 24 hours, has created a united front determined to boost Biden and, just as importantly, block Sanders from running away with party's presidential nomination.
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Thrashed 6-43 6-4 by eventual finalist Kvitova 12 months ago, top seed Barty rode a wave of crowd support as she defused the twice Wimbledon champion's power game before running away with the contest on a glorious afternoon at Rod Laver Arena.
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"Not only would that undercut Sanders's chances at running away with the nomination, but it would harm the other moderates in the race like Buttigieg and Klobuchar as well as build some pressure on them to bow out going into Super Tuesday," he said.
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A widow with four children, Goodwin was named the city's first female detective in 1912 after she cracked a case that gained national attention, finding the men who had conducted a midday robbery in downtown Manhattan, beating up two clerks and running away with $25,000.
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The Czech number eight seed, who won the Qatar title in 2018, looked on course for a routine victory after running away with the first set, but former French Open champion Ostapenko clawed her way back into the contest with some gutsy hitting from behind the baseline.
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The big picture: Amazon's announcement yesterday that it would build new headquarters complexes in suburban D.C. and New York revealed a stark divide — on one side, East Coast superstar cities running away with all the talent, infrastructure and wealth, and on the other, the rest of the country.
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They have the best record in the major leagues, they are running away with the National League Central race, and they carried an 11-game winning streak — the Cubs' longest in 15 years — into Saturday's game, a streak that ended with a loss to the Cardinals, 8-4.
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Volkov was running away with it against Derrick Lewis, got clipped with a couple of overhands off kicks as Lewis tried to make something happen in the dying minutes, and then decided to try to hit Lewis with an intercepting knee instead of just walking off and taking the win.
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"So what the central banks are telling is that you are continuing to lose purchasing power holding cash, which is good for gold, but the market has decided otherwise short term and is running away with this idea that you are going to accumulate purchasing power holding cash, " he added.
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Many of those songs — and tunes like "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)," "Papa Was a Rollin' Stone," and obviously "Ain't Too Proud to Beg" — are featured in the new musical, which follows The Temptations' extraordinary journey from the streets of Detroit to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
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In a season when the hugely popular Cubs have established themselves as the best team in baseball, are running away with the National League Central and are poised to make a run at ending a 211-year championship drought, their fans are showing up in force wherever they play, but nowhere more than in Milwaukee.
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Tim KaineTimothy (Tim) Michael KaineA lesson of the Trump, Tlaib, Omar, Netanyahu affair Warren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Almost three-quarters say minimum age to buy tobacco should be 6900: Gallup MORE (D-Va.) is running away with his Senate race, leading Republican Corey Stewart by 23 points (The Richmond Times Dispatch).
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Picnickers occupy the foreground and contrasting snippets of music emerge from two boomboxes — The Temptations singing "It was just my imagination running away with me" and the lyrics of a hip-hop song, "With my hand on my money and my money on my mind" — both representing black art movements that were mainstreamed by suburban white youth.
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John Kasich leads the field in his home state of Ohio, while Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE is running away with the contest in Florida, according to Fox News surveys released Wednesday.
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We may be several months from the first ballots being cast for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, but former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenHarry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Warren offers plan to repeal 1994 crime law authored by Biden Panel: Jill Biden's campaign message MORE is running away with the race.
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My column after Super Tuesday made the case, increasingly the conventional wisdom among "it won't be Trump" diehards in the commentariat, that Tuesday night's results do not show the Donald running away with the nomination, which means that given the joint weakness and remarkable parity of his main rivals, a contested convention is now the most likely endgame for the party.
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England led 20-9 at the break and looked to be running away with the game by extending the score to 33-173 after an hour but, down to 13 men after a yellow card for prop Ellis Genge and a red for centre Tuilagi for a dangerous tackle, they were cut open by the defending champions for two late tries.
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"Despite the fact that there are two neighboring state senators who should be running away with the New Hampshire primary, Joe Biden has received almost every single major New Hampshire endorsement and is regularly polling within the top three," Biden's New Hampshire spokeswoman, Meira Bernstein, said, noting Biden had just visited the state "barely a week before the Iowa caucuses" in a sign of the state's importance.
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Team Trump chose #CrookedHillary as the hashtag that would be blessed with a custom emoji, Coby writes, and they sent over this icon of a hand holding a bag of money: Coby says Twitter initially approved this icon, but then balked when the Trump campaign asked to switch to this icon of a stick figure running away with a bag of money: Twitter said no to this idea, Coby says, and also said the Trump campaign could no longer use the first submission either.
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The one opponent he did not want to face, former Vice President Joe BidenJoe BidenOvernight Health Care — Presented by PCMA — Last-minute complaints threaten T coronavirus aid deal | What's in the package | Pelosi scrambles to secure quick passage | Expanded testing shows signs of strain Hillicon Valley: Coronavirus deal includes funds for mail-in voting | Twitter pulled into fight over virus disinformation | State AGs target price gouging | Apple to donate 2202M masks Poll: 2628 percent say coronavirus crisis has had a negative effect on their finances MORE, is running away with the Democratic Party's nomination.
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Here's how Democrats will elect their presidential nominee over the next several monthsCatch up on live coverage from the caucuses: Caucus coverage:Bernie Sanders wins the Nevada Democratic caucusesCable news hosts and pundits freak out as Bernie Sanders looks to be running away with NevadaPre-caucus:Joe Biden's support among black voters is eroding days ahead of make-or-break primariesElizabeth Warren bought a full-page ad in a GOP billionaire's newspaper so she could taunt him about the $2.3 billion he'd pay under year one of her wealth taxElizabeth Warren shredded rivals in Nevada.
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Read more:Liverpool FC is running away with the EPL and Britain&aposs most prominent pundit joked that the only thing that can stop it is Donald Trump and the threat of World War 3Manchester United players were once allowed to turn up to training drunk on New Year, a former player saysThe 50 best soccer players in the world in 2019Manchester United reportedly pulled out of a $24 million deal for one of Europe&aposs hottest young strikers because it didn&apost want to give his father and agent a cut in his future sale
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Read more:Liverpool FC is running away with the EPL and Britain&aposs most prominent pundit joked that the only thing that can stop it is Donald Trump and the threat of World War 3Manchester United reportedly pulled out of a $24 million deal for one of Europe&aposs hottest young strikers because it didn&apost want to give his father and agent a cut in his future saleThe 50 best soccer players in the world in 2019A statue of Zlatan Ibrahimovic has been sawn off at the ankles and overthrown, and it&aposs not even the first time it&aposs been vandalized
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Read more:An 18-year-old Liverpool FC star scored a match-winning 20-yard curler, and it&aposs been described as his own &aposWayne Rooney&apos momentMagic Johnson weighed in on the greatest of all time debate and said that with a few more championships, LeBron James will probably be &aposthe greatest that&aposs ever played&aposLiverpool FC is running away with the EPL and Britain&aposs most prominent pundit joked that the only thing that can stop it is Donald Trump and the threat of World War 3LeBron James gave the entire Ohio State football team new $350 Beats headphones, and it&aposs not an NCAA violation thanks to a loophole
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