The M31 bus runs up and down York Avenue; the M15 bus runs up First Avenue and down Second, and several buses run on Third Avenue.
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Oren runs up to the map string and clutches it.
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She runs up to the stage and demands the mic.
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Black then runs up to set a ball screen for Paul.
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However, this solution runs up against the simple factor of experience.
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As we've shown, we can put a lot of runs up.
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But that runs up against another part of the Trump agenda.
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Shortly after, a man runs up and attacks her from behind.
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His book runs up through the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
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A blackish ladder of stitches runs up and across his stomach.
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Every beginner runs up against his or her own set of challenges.
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"Early in the game they put two runs up there," Koehler said.
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Within seconds, Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) runs up the steps towards him.
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It has strong 1,300Pa suction and runs up to 100 continuous minutes.
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Eventually, economies must find that rising demand runs up against supply constraints.
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He might actually get reelected again if the market runs up like that.
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When consumerism runs up against the environment, consumerism will, in the end, win.
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Field fights back tears as Ohashi runs up to embrace her beloved coach.
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The floor is similarly covered in sheeting that runs up the back wall.
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My driver runs up the highest dune in search of a cellphone signal.
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The slowdown comes as Amazon runs up against the law of large numbers.
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At times this idyllic vision of political participation runs up against uncomfortable realities.
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Finally, she runs up the stairs to the apartment on the 18th floor.
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The Sun Devils, with the offense that runs up 83.5 points a game.
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This stick vacuum runs up to 40 minutes before needing to be recharged.
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She said Kenlee often runs up to McCool to give her a hug.
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Then in 2008, he runs up against the term limits in the Russian constitution.
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Her commitment, however, runs up against the limitations of every available outlet for change.
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Instead, the agency runs up against what's called "aggressive" planning in the tax world.
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Sometimes, though, this technocratic "tinkering" approach runs up against a much more complex reality.
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KEEP IN MIND, IF OUR PRICE RUNS UP, IT MAKES THE CASE MUCH LESSCOMPELLING.
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Already in California, the cost runs up to $40,000 a year per shelter bed.
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The government routinely runs up arrears, notably to public companies, as a form of financing.
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This model has a 9.7-inch display and runs up to 10 hours per charge.
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The island has two elementary schools, and one junior school that runs up until college.
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When you get paid by your employer, he runs up his trade deficit with you.
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Pro surfer Francisco Porcella runs up the ramp holding two pieces of his broken board.
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When the theory runs up against the practice, the result makes Republicans look unnecessarily cruel.
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Well, it's an octa-core 14580123-bit processor that Xiaomi said runs up to 2.2GHz.
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The threat of a shutdown comes as the government runs up against its debt limit.
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Once again, one man's striving for variety runs up against another man's longing for uniformity.
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It runs up to 90 minutes before it automatically docks to its home base to recharge.
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"We try to put a couple runs up early in the game to Cole," Mazara said.
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On a regular day, the airline normally runs up to 20 flights out of the airport.
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But as he runs up to defuse the bomb, his own fire is blocking his path.
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One of the hardest is aviation, where battery power runs up against a serious problem: weight.
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Smith also goes on several long runs and even runs up sand dunes to get ready.
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A boy runs up to him and flings his arm around him in a huge hug.
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Some of golf's most prominent former major champions made stirring runs up the leaderboard on Friday.
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That desire runs up against both the usual teenage issues and the particular challenges of royalty.
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In the surveillance video, a woman runs up to a house and bangs on the door.
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But sales growth is slowing as Amazon (AMZN) runs up against the law of large numbers.
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Continuous shooting runs up to 30fps with the electronic shutter (and a 1.25x crop) or 8fps mechanical.
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There's a humility through gesture, an acknowledgment that literature eventually runs up against the limits of language.
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He runs up to the balcony right before an insane shootout begins that results in 13 deaths.
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It looks like an enormous Twister board — but it runs up the walls and has flashing lights.
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She runs up credit card debt having expensive cocktails with coworkers and eating lunch at P.F. Chang's.
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Transportadora de Gas del Mercosur operates an Argentine pipeline that runs up to the border with Brazil.
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Na, the head trainer, sends them out on warm-up runs up and down the road outside.
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Still, the shame lingers, because the messaging runs up against one of our species' deepest innate values.
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He runs up against an aggressive prosecutor, Carol Anne (Jayma Mays), as well as other colorful townsfolk.
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Wes spots Annalise on campus and runs up to inform her that he got that internship he wanted.
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He starts singing, he runs up and around a scale in slow meandering fashion, crooning, aching, sometimes yelling.
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That's an appalling but completely predictable position; feigned support for vets runs up, as usual, against budget posturing.
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Also, a large furniture tab runs up your operating costs, and that doesn't look good to potential investors.
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But countering that growing threat on a broader level runs up against the nation's narrowly worded counterterrorism statutes.
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It runs up along the south side of the river valley and has views of snowcapped Mount Hood.
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Meanwhile, they'll still send you a replacement if someone runs up and rips the doorbell off your wall.
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From there, Sancaka runs up against Pengkor's schemes, and the two men head toward a final face-off.
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The Pixel Slate starts at $599, runs up to $1,699, and asks you to pay extra for a keyboard.
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The problem is that this runs up against a user's right to manage what code runs on their machines.
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The Democrat runs up the margins among minority voters, leading by 65 points among black, Hispanic and Asian voters.
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And it runs up against Americans' basic understanding of how fairness is meant to work in the legal system.
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He makes some financial mistakes like many people in their 20s, and he runs up some credit card debt.
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Governments across Europe are restricting arrivals of migrants as rising hostility runs up against long-held values of tolerance.
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Every day after he leaves his job as a warehouse general manager, Cody Henderson runs up to three miles.
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The results are visually beautiful, but once you understand the details of the game, a chill runs up your spine.
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So it runs up against another deeply rooted feature of human cognition: the desire not to think about anything unpleasant.
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Back in the dining room, the hostess runs up to Simone (Caitlin FitzGerald) to talk about the next night's reservations.
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The company didn't list the device's price, but the pocket operator line starts at $49 and runs up to $89.
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As they cross the street, a young man runs up and pours an entire bucket of water on one officer.
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A ribbon of live bark runs up one side, funnelling water and nutrients to clumps of green needles high above.
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On its face, the point is simple enough, especially as Congress runs up against another deadline to fund the government.
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Try not to choke up when you spot Hodor, or when Rickon runs up to Jon to hand him arrows.
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The platform now runs up to 200 cycles each year alongside six central counterparty clearinghouses, with more still to come onboard.
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The screen's pixel density is so high that it runs up against the limits of what the human eye can perceive.
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On one, Saric runs up like he's going to set a ball screen for Simmons, but instead slips to the cup.
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Myanmar is in a seismically active part of the world where the Indo-Australian Plate runs up against the Eurasian Plate.
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Every time he runs up a ramp, he throws the rope to Sylvia and literally pulls her up to the top.
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She takes a quick call and then turns to receive her daughter Mila, who runs up to hand her a drawing.
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At one of the traps, as Rachael reaches in to remove a whiptail lizard, it runs up her arm and away.
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Usually, when Karina sees me, she runs up to me and jumps in my arms and we tell each other stories.
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In that situation, the biggest risk to the lender is an impostor who runs up someone else's tab and then skips town.
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Every day, our 7-year-old runs up to Jaclyn and puts his head on her belly and talks to the baby!
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" Then there's this gasp on set and my costume designer runs up to me and is like, "Did you not tell them?
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It runs up to seven hours on one charge, enough to last a solid day's excursion or an entire lazy summer night.
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New Fairfield, Connecticut (CNN)Six-year-old Preston Colindres runs up the driveway and front steps and jumps into his father's arms.
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Cotton is appropriately traumatized by Bobby's behavior and runs up to her room, grabs a gun, and puts it to her temple.
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It is a dangerous belief, and one that inevitably causes stress and confusion when — as it must — it runs up against reality.
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When it finally exstinguishes, he runs up to defuse — only to have it blow up in his face with one second to go.
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How do you give voice to your pain, let it breathe properly, when your grief runs up against the limits of verbal expression?
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First, a nation becomes popular with international investors and runs up substantial foreign debt — in Turkey's case, largely debt owed by domestic corporations.
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And if a candidate runs up a quick advantage in early voting, he or she could be hard to catch on Election Day.
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Miami missed the postseason for a 13th consecutive year and were 27th in the league with 665 runs, up from 613 in 2015.
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His defense of Saudi Arabia runs up against his more general comments that Khashoggi's reported murder and dismemberment would be "horrible," if proven.
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And how do you fight the spread of this kind of extremist ideology, especially when it runs up against issues of free speech?
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On a single, fully charged battery the unit runs up to 13 hours pushing a lightweight, 27-foot boat at 3 miles per hour.
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Another accuses Mr Saccone of being a typical politician who talks tough on spending cuts but runs up huge bills on his expense account.
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That's why its health care bills last year were so bad and why the party runs up the deficit each time it takes power.
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The violin solo runs up and down the ebony fingerboard, conjuring the feeling of feet slipping on thin ice, bodies crashing into snowy embankments.
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"Given the conditions of our country, the personal initiative of a creative person almost always runs up against huge, often insurmountable obstacles," she said.
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Ishtar, greatly insulted, runs up to Heaven, to her father, Anu, and asks to be given the Bull of Heaven, to avenge these insults.
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That country already runs up a massive trade deficit with the U.S. and it notably has numerous trade restrictions in place to discourage automotive imports.
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Yet as the Panama papers demonstrated, the desire to control information ever more often runs up against the reality of life in the internet age.
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As press and onlookers rush towards the police activity, Williams runs up and photographs the FBI agents getting into their car and then turns around.
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A blue, gloved hand runs up and down its glittering gold length, and its owner, a cartoonish young perfume-purveying influencer named Pic, groans with pleasure.
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The price of renewing and safeguarding the web of railways that runs up Amtrak's "Northeast Corridor" -- more than 21 miles -- stands at an estimated $21993 billion.
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Fans noticed a long scar that runs up her thigh when she made an appearance at NBC's Golden Globes after party Sunday night in silver gown.
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It has even been making runs up the famous Goodwood hill, and while it's still just a prototype, one thing is clear: it's an absolute unit.
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Though Lomachenko is likely superior in technique, it will be interesting to see how technical brilliance runs up against an indomitable will and plain ol' toughness.
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Sunday Routine She runs up to 53 miles in Riverside Park, often goes for costume fittings, enjoys guacamole and margaritas with friends, and calls her parents.
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If not, New Jersey Transit could be banned from operating on Amtrak's Northeast Corridor, which runs up the spine of the state and through Penn Station.
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The announcement about the annual march, which runs up Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, came two days after Boston's mayor canceled the parade in that city.
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He likes to build, so as he runs up the national debt, he may build new roads and bridges and schools and hospitals, as he said.
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The first part of the plan runs up to 2020 and proposes that China makes progress in developing a "new generation" of AI theory and technology.
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About 70 percent of the cocaine consumed in the United States passes through a corridor that runs up to the borders of Guatemala and El Salvador.
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The clip is amazing ... Harris sprints straight from the field into the stands, runs up into the crowd and meets Mom at the top of the stairs.
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When reliever Brandon Pinder first set eyes on the hill, he thought of his days playing Pop Warner football, when practices included conditioning runs up a hill.
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Moreover, the temptation for universities to monitor and moderate student behavior runs up against another characteristic of young adults: the response to being controlled by their elders.
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An autonomous robot vacuum isn't much good if it only gets about five feet from its charging dock before your pup runs up and turns it off.
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"When you've got unbridled enthusiasm, people get excited about stuff, and then it runs up against fact," said Michael Yoshikami, CEO and founder of Destination Wealth Management.
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In T2 Trainspotting, a rejuvenated Renton, played by Ewan McGregor, now clean from heroin, runs up it easily, followed by a sweaty Spud, played by Ewen Bremner.
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Time and again, she runs up against how hard it is for her to actually be of any use in the past, even with a modern education.
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Dead Cells is one of those games that, when it runs up against the right combination of stubbornness, self-delusion, and neurotic obsessiveness, will ruin your life.
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"When they're reunited, it's not some sort of scene from 'Love Actually,' where everyone runs up to each other and is hugging and smiling again," Peeler said.
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The parting line of the mold runs up and down cast plastic like the seams you can find along your perineum, or the roof of your mouth.
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A well-trained K0003 runs up and down conveyor belts rapidly sniffing packages of all shapes and sizes as the items first make their way into the facility.
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Since Apple's developed its own Screen Time feature, it could potentially share its technology so developers can avoid using a workaround that runs up against Apple's privacy stipulations.
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The average time since the person in each group was sentenced runs up the left side, while the number of years into each term runs along the bottom.
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And as those fixes get considered, the way in which that fix runs up against Medicaid is terribly important, and that's the area where we'll really look at.
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Further court challenges are likely: threatening sanctuary cities with a loss of federal funding may violate the Tenth Amendment and the abortion gag rule runs up against the First.
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What if a Surface Duo running Android is so successful that Microsoft wants to make a slightly larger one that runs up against the Surface Neo running Windows 10X?
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Coburn runs up to the car and tries to grab a hold of the driver's side door of the vehicle, while the children tumble out of the passenger side.
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As a young woman runs up the hill to join them, she sees that the model is the older woman, who reaches out her arm to the new painter.
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Speaking of money, Bell also couldn't believe Rob Gronkowski's home was burglarized and offered a very simple solution to make sure nobody runs up on the TE ever again!
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The picture is clear in her mind: She and Christian are sitting in their living room, each holding one of the boys, while Aza runs up and hugs them.
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"When it runs up like this, I scale off a little bit," Icahn said on Wednesday at the Reuters Global Investment Outlook Summit, referring to the U.S. stock market.
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"We had a couple times there where we had some opportunities to score and put some runs up, but we came up short," Yankees left fielder Brett Gardner said.
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Lamar's story might be looked at as a good example of the failed, old model of infrastructure funding that runs up debt and issues bonds without concern for consequences.
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MSNBC also during the course of the afternoon and CNBC comes on when the market closes at 5 and runs up to the prime-time show at 223 o'clock.
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Sony's tech can do a lot to make the most of less than ideal photographic conditions, but at some point, it runs up against the limits of what's possible.
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But Midnight Special eventually hits a place where its unbound freedom runs up against structure, and all the jagged bits Nichols has thrown into motion have to come together.
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But the "faithless elector" scenario still runs up against a mishmash of state laws, making it almost impossible for an across-the-board sweep of at least 270 electors defecting.
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He is the opposite of nuclear physics but has the same effect: When you set out to think about his implications, your mind runs up against the problem of scope.
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Between the lines: As regular readers may have picked up on, I'm fascinated by what Putin's next move might be when he runs up against constitutional term limits in 2024.
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But I also think that runs up against the reality that the deeper we go into this process, the harder it will be to achieve certain policy and political goals.
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They assume that long after Brexit, annual net migration to Britain will exceed 33,23, which runs up against the government's daft promise to reduce it to the "tens of thousands".
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That array of infrared sensors is designed to measure a patient's temporal artery, which runs up their temple and across their forehead, bringing blood from the heart to the head.
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Errol Spence Jr. -- one of the top boxers in the world -- has a tip for Pacman Jones the next time a dude runs up on him ... stop lunging so much!!
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But not until recently—ok, not until Instagram—maybe not until Paris Hilton's Instagram—have we been asked in earnest if human pain runs up against the limits of emojis.
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"It was nice to get it going early and get two runs up right away," said Ellsbury, who finished 22-for-21 with two walks, two runs and an RBI.
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The Anova has a temperature range of 32 to 211.5 degrees Fahrenheit, a timer that runs up to 99 hours, and it can heat up to five gallons of water.
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Yet not only are thousands of kits sitting around collecting dust, but some departments are actually destroying untested kits, even for unresolved cases before the statute of limitations runs up.
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Fortunately for fans of outsize ambition, any time Cats threatens to slide into boring respectability, it runs up against the one thing about this movie that never stops being weird.
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But I also think that runs up against the reality that the deeper we go into this process the harder it will be to achieve certain policy and political goals.
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I didn't think anything of it … By the time we got to the front of the church, the car pulled up, and this guy hops out and runs up to me!
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Aside from Barrow, there was a good deal of promise in Swansea's overlapping runs up the field—some quick back-and-forth passing among the midfield to advance the ball quickly.
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Another man is later seen walking by the umbrella without picking it up, before a Secret Service agent runs up the steps to easily close the umbrella and take it inside.
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We've been told they'll run on some combination of Gear VR, Oculus Rift, and HTC Vive, and they're mostly under 10 minutes, although at least one — Allumette — runs up to 20.
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"She actually did this," her coach Diane Rawlinson (Julianne Nicholson) tells us, as Tonya runs up a mountain with two water coolers strung milkmaid-style to a pole over her shoulders.
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Nowitzki never could switch out onto the perimeter, and whenever his man runs up to set a ball screen he behaves as if the paint were surrounded by an electric fence.
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It ignores how the game's admirable desire to capture the player's imagination runs up against how difficult it is to grasp the possibility space when the game doesn't help conceptualize it.
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The singer debuted a new tat over the weekend, which is plastered right on the side of his mug ... taking up a massive section, which almost runs up to his forehead.
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Video of the confrontation shows Ngo surrounded by many black-clad protesters, being pelted by eggs and silly string, when one runs up to him, throws a punch, and another kicks him.
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In the video, a blond woman wearing a dark, red-striped polo runs up to two police horses holding human officers and slaps one horse, gets kicked, and falls down face-first.
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His workouts were the stuff of local legend, punctuated by endless 3.5 mile runs up a steep, gravelly hill known as "Thrill Hill" while the grueling Arizona sun beat down on him.
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This agreement, then, runs up against one of the fundamental dynamics of the Syrian civil war: The rebels care far more about survival and defeating Assad than they do about ideological purity.
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And our response so far — social distancing — not only runs up against our fundamental desires to interact, but also against the way we have built our cities and plazas, subways and skyscrapers.
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Virginia Black's website says Hocking is known for his "unconventional luxury with an edge approach," and he helped to launch DeLeón Tequila, an ultra-premium tequila that runs up to $900 a bottle.
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When she runs up to the mansion where he was created, the combination of the white dress, her fine features, and the dark, imposing house recalls the cover of a Gothic romance novel.
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Homophobic chanting at soccer matches is widespread in some Latin American countries, especially when the visiting goalkeeper runs up to take a goal kick, and until recently it was overlooked by soccer authorities.
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Moments later, second-round leader Johnson runs up a double-bogey at the par-four third, where a delicate third shot crested the slope before his ball rolled back down toward his feet.
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Foggy hears on a police scanner that there were gunshots earlier on the roof, so he runs up to the tops of a couple buildings to see if there's any sign of Matt.
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Calls for another shutdown could grow next month, as Congress runs up against the President Donald Trump's March 5 deadline ending the DACA program, leaving hundreds of thousands of immigrants vulnerable to deportation.
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"I love that this brings the water to the kitchen," Sassoon says, pointing to the silver pipe that runs up the back wall of the space, across the ceiling and into the sink.
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Today's powered test of Unity puts Virgin Galactic back in the position to ramp up development on the way toward meeting Branson's ultimate goal of shuttling paying tourists on short runs up into space.
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We asked Lesnar's advocate, Paul Heyman, about his client potentially stepping back inside the Octagon after WrestleMania (when his WWE contract runs up) ... and he told us why the Beast is ready as ever.
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In the US, any conversation about government-imposed limits on speech inevitably runs up against the First Amendment, which is why tech giants remain free to prohibit or allow content however they see fit.
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Texas put 23 runs up while taking two of three from the Boston Red Sox over the weekend and is 27-8 since May 20 to open up a commanding lead in the AL West.
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Dolce & Gabbana became the first luxury company to roll out extended sizing that runs up to size 20 in the US and 22 in the UK. It also released a popular new summer fragrance collection.
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At the end, there's a scene where Danny throws one guy, and then he runs up, kicks off this big dude's chest, spins around, does a cheat 900, and kicks a guy in the head.
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Fernando Grande-Marlaska accused the local Catalan police of doing nothing to prevent pro-independence protesters blocking the AP-7 toll road, which runs up Spain's Mediterranean coast, for more than 15 hours on Saturday.
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The concrete base is ribboned with Murano glass tiles in white, gold and green, and a strip of these tiles runs up the front of the concrete, ivy-covered elevator shaft that bisects the facade.
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Stevenson also runs up against the malevolent arrogance of the sheriff (Michael Harding) who led the investigation and the duplicity of the new district attorney (Rafe Spall), whose initial politeness turns to condescension and contempt.
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Trump Runs Up Against Congressional Deadline on Wiretap EvidenceThe House Intelligence Committee has asked the Trump administration to provide any evidence phones were tapped at Trump Tower by the end of Monday, according to congressional aides.
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Credit...CreditDevin Yalkin for The New York Times If you've watched a few horror movies, you'll recognize this scene: The cute teenager runs up the stairs instead of out the house to escape a ruthless killer.
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Price for custom geofilters kicks off at $5.99, and runs up from there depending on different factors like how large the area it covers is, and how long a period you want it to run for.
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The blistering time of 483 hour, 58 minutes and seven seconds capped weeks of practice and a few stumbles on the so-called Nose route that runs up the middle of the 3,000-foot sheer monolith.
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After taking his two younger sons, LiAngelo and LaMelo out of their respective schools so they could play professionally in Lithuania, LaVar is now claiming that Lonzo could leave the Lakers when his contract runs up.
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"This is my neon emporium, my museum of light, my Aladdin's cave," Bracey told Reuters from the center of the high-ceilinged studio which runs up an electricity bill of over 700 pounds ($900) a week.
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Adding to the pain, economic growth slowed sharply at the end of 2018 and, despite blockbuster job gains, Canadians are feeling increasingly pessimistic about the future as record household debt runs up against higher interest rates.
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That often runs up against the interest of leaders of high-growth, often technology companies that resist coming to public markets and offering full voting rights out of fear they will lose control of their companies.
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And API's message runs up against the advice of thousands of scientists who say we must keep the remaining oil and gas in the ground as the only way to forestall dangerous warming of the Earth.
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In a new video, you can see Atlas bounding up a multi-layered platform, shifting its weight from its right foot to its left foot, and back to the right foot as it runs up the steps.
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The strategy no doubt entails risks, not least that the president's exhaustive, deliberative style runs up against the angry demands for urgent action from citizens impatient with promises that his disruptive economic changes will soon yield fruit.
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In the video multiple runners are seen excitedly waving at the camera as they pass before Thomas Callaway, a married youth pastor and Boy Scout leader, runs up behind Bozarjian and slaps her backside before running off.
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Skipping over the People Magazine-meets-Pop art posing of the black clothes and sunglasses to get into the hub of what made the Velvet Underground what it was artistically, this exhibition runs up against a whopping contradiction.
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When I meet Dan for a family party a few weeks later, he runs up on stage to perform his newest track "Ring Ring", which, since its release, has been clocking up a few thousand hits a day.
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But this logic runs up against another aspect of the case for impeachment, one that was compelling before the election and doubly so now: the need to signal that Trump's conduct is beyond the pale of what's acceptable.
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Jacksonville started the drive from their own 26-yard line and they alternated between runs up the middle by Leonard Fournette and passes by Blake Bortles, which were on their mark even if they lacked much zip on them.
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The hotel is also surrounded by pretty parks including Barnacle Historic State Park, and Peacock Park, which runs up to the water and features community yoga classes and also has a cute wine bar, Glass & Vine with weekly promotions.
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As she's speaking, a child runs up next to her, ostensibly her child with Micah — the "human connection" her father said was the most important thing on Earth (though we can only imagine the Handmaid's Tale-esque solo birth scene).
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Hidden beneath the Thermo's green cap are an array of 16 infrared sensors that quickly locate and measure the IR signature from the temporal artery that runs up the side of your face and part of the way across your forehead.
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Still, authorities already claim to have the records of 275 million individuals and 24 million enterprises, as the central government runs up against a self-imposed 25 deadline to formulate a nationwide social credit plan that includes the capital city.
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While both Trudeau and the Alberta NDP government support the project, the NDP divide runs up the party line to Ottawa, where six candidates vying for leadership of the third-place federal NDP have varied views on pipelines and the economy.
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At about this time, Markle and her mother will leave their hotel by car, travelling along the Long Walk promenade that runs up to the castle to allow spectators catch a glimpse of the bride on the way to the ceremony.
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Though the data only runs up until 2014, which is just one years after the first recreational laws went into effect, a study conducted by the National Institute on Drug Abuse found that marijuana addiction rates were steady, not rising.
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If one is a fan of batted down passes and 2-yard runs up the gut; of the majestic follow through of a punter's leg and the flight of a field goal as it misses the mark ... well, mazel tov.
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To put it succinctly, no matter how much the Democratic nominee runs up the score in states like California and New York, it won't matter if they can't win in a handful of the aforementioned states that Trump won in 2016.
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PALANGKARAYA, Indonesia, Sept 24 (Reuters) - Wearing green gumboots and hauling a bucket of water, Indonesian policeman Toha runs up a road on the island of Borneo, where forest fires have filled the air with thick grey smoke and swirling cinders.
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Those bills were likely going to be attached to a stopgap measure to fund the government through the next few weeks, but are now being punted to January as Congress runs up against a Friday deadline to avoid a shutdown.
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That is, at least, how Tonya presents it, as she runs up against figure skating's class ceiling early and repeatedly, too poor, too sturdy, and too "redneck" to please the sport's gatekeepers, but too good at skating and jumping to be ignored.
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"The whole building is essentially (an advertising) sign, and the side that is facing Times Square is a single sign comprised of LEDs into the building itself that runs up the entire 46-story building," he said in an email to CNBC.
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However, Amazon's 20 live matches only make up a small percentage of the 180 live matches per season shared between itself and Sky Sports and BT. This season will see the latest cycle of Premier League television rights begin, which runs up until 2022.
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So, the next time your child, "nibling," or little neighbor runs up to you with a story about the monster in their closet, there's a chance that they just saw a shadow or hanging clothes, and processed those images as something strange to them.
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It wasn't televised to the world, as the Miss America competitions are, but all my mom's friends were there, as was my family's dentist, so I got to experience the chill that runs up your spine when you're being ogled by people you don't desire.
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The new team said it received exploratory permits from the Bulgarian ministries of culture and foreign affairs and limited its Black Sea hunts to parts of that nation's exclusive economic zone, which covers thousands of square miles and runs up to roughly a mile deep.
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To animate one side of the home, Ms. Baldwin and Mr. Hoertdoerfer recruited McKenzie Eddy Smith and Elliott A. Smith, artists and designers who own the firm MES Creative Services, to create a dot-based mural that runs up a wall and onto the roof.
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Also, Exxon's view that the priority should be placed on increasing access to energy, through fossil fuels, runs up against that of the World Bank and other institutions, which place much more emphasis on steering clear of climate risks that could set back development.
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Furious 7: The seventh film has by far the most computer-assisted visual effects in the series, as you can see in this scene where Brian runs up the side of a bus that's falling off a cliff and leaps to grab hold of Letty's car.
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" Darius meets Alfred at the jail, and on their way out, a police officer (Bret E. Benson) — a black guy, handsome, ecstatically loud (the name tag says "Sandy") — runs up to Alfred, throws an arm around him and says a variation of the show's running motif: "Eh!
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When I was organizing "Millennium Approaches" [the first part of "Angels"], I listened to Beethoven's middle string quartets and a lot of Haydn string quartets and thought about a theme, a countertheme and something that runs up the middle, and I tried to organize it like that.
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Any attempt to write a "Hillbilly Elegy" about liberal America quickly runs up against the problem that it is easier to generalise about Republican voters because the groups that make up the party are bigger and have more in common with each other, in terms of ideology and identity.
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Trump can afford to lose Clark County by about 6 percentage points -- as long as he bests Clinton in Washoe County, home of Reno, and, as expected, runs up a huge margin in rural counties -- according to a Republican official who wasn't authorized to publicly discuss internal modeling.
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Frenchman Gregory Bourdy, one ahead with three holes to play, bogeys the par-three 16th and runs up a double at the last, where his approach spins back off the front of the green and he duffs his first chip from a divot, to card a three-under 67.
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He has a decent international scoring record, claiming 20 goals from 61 appearances, but does not exert the same kind of influence on games as Park, whose lung-busting runs up and down the flanks offered both attacking opportunities and defensive stability for the Koreans at three World Cups.
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"This guy just runs up and hits me in the head, knocking my hat off … he took off down the street with it, spit on it and threw it in the street, and he turned around and started cursing at me for no reason," Hess told the station.
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In these new iterations, Izumi runs up the edge of a ruler to the top of a building and jumps from the cap of a Gatorade bottle to the top of a glass vase, all done in an inhumanly perfect synchrony indicative of an unfathomable amount of pre-planning.
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The Patriots prepared for a week to stymie Henry, who nonetheless battered the Patriots on 34 carries that were a mix of gritty runs up the middle, punishing third-down dashes around the end and, most devastating, seven rushes of 9 or more yards that exhibited the player's explosiveness.
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Turning Points For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction, taught Newton, and if what is true for physics is also true for life, then 2019 may be the year that the onslaught of populist demagogues runs up against a reaction of cooperation, tolerance, honesty and simple human decency.
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"When you look at the act in Gwinnett, Georgia, where the kid is on the ground handcuffed, he's not fighting and the officer runs up and kicks him, [it's] undeniable," said Cedric Alexander, a CNN law enforcement analyst and former public safety director at the DeKalb County Police Department in Georgia.
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He (and Chris Paul, who switches onto Mike Scott in anticipation of Scott setting a ball screen on Lou Williams) knows the Clippers want to attack Isaiah Hartenstein, so when Hartenstein's man runs up to set a pick on Michael Carter-Williams, Tucker takes the responsibility and switches onto him.
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As our own transportation team put it, the semitruck—powered by an enormous battery that runs up to 500 miles on a single charge—marks one more mile traveled on Musk's quest to unshackle humanity from its reliance on oil and gas, and drive us—autonomously, of course—into a cleaner future.
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The boundary crossed by the intrepid probe as it journeys a bit more than 11 billion miles (18 billion km) from Earth is called the heliopause, a place where the hot solar wind runs up against the interstellar medium, the soup of stuff residing between the stars of our Milky Way galaxy.
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Gould, author of the insightful Beatles history "Can't Buy Me Love," runs up against the same limitations all these efforts have faced: The singer did only a couple of interviews, and there's a fundamental lack of tension in the life of a person who virtually no one will say a bad word about.
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Meanwhile, the argument that the social safety net causes social decay by coddling slackers runs up against the hard truth that every other advanced country has a more generous social safety net than we do, yet the rise in mortality among middle-aged whites in America is unique: Everywhere else, it is continuing its historic decline.
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When the issue is swept up into the public school system, as is happening in Louisiana, it runs up against students' First Amendment rights and a Supreme Court ruling in 1943, which said public school students could not be forced to salute the American flag or recite the Pledge of Allegiance if it conflicted with their religious beliefs.
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As in Kushner's 2013 novel, "The Flamethrowers," in which a young land artist longing to make her mark in the Mojave Desert runs up against an art world in thrall to masculinity, it's set against American milieus riddled with macho cliché: a strip club and a prison, though it's the entire criminal justice system under indictment here.
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The news comes days after the Justice Department asked a federal district court to modify the rule, known as the Flores settlement, which runs up against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's recent executive order.
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Not only can hotel guests stroll to all the major sports venues — Comerica Park, Ford Field and Little Caesars arena — it is also an Uber-free distance from the Fox Theatre, the Detroit Opera House, and even the Fisher Theatre, courtesy of the two-year old QLINE, a streetcar that runs up and down Woodward connecting the downtown to New Center, a commercial and residential district few miles away.
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Almost from the beginning, too, other writers, eager to feed our insatiable appetite for his adventures, have written Sherlock Holmes stories set in the Victorian period, but engaging in unexpected encounters: In Nicholas Meyer's spirited "The Seven-Per-Cent Solution," Holmes, wrestling with the effects of his cocaine habit, seeks out Sigmund Freud; in Billy Wilder's underrated "Private Life of Sherlock Holmes," he runs up against Queen Victoria.
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There's a moment in Tully in which Marlo runs up to and rings the bell of her old apartment in Brooklyn, as if she could be buzzed up and walk right back into her life as a twentysomething, if only just to visit — a sequence reminiscent of the end of Jennifer Egan's novel A Visit From the Goon Squad, a moment so steeped with the sense of time passing and options narrowing.
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