Working in batches, dredge cauliflower in flour, shaking off excess.
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EDT (21 GMT), shaking off earlier declines of about 2396.18%.
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Samsung appears to be shaking off the Note 433 saga.
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Is Paris Jackson shaking off the controversy surrounding Leaving Neverland?
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Friday night in Game 2 after shaking off their rust.
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Dip each ball into the melted chocolate, shaking off any excess.
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Coat cauliflower in egg, and dredge in panko, shaking off excess.
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That buzz was shaking off; he went for the Corteshine again.
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The women read poetry, talk of betrayal and of shaking off addiction.
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This may be seen as a healthy shaking off of colonial legacies.
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Moby's had a hard time shaking off Kelly, to say the least.
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Dip chicken in egg mixture, shaking off any excess; dredge in popcorn mixture.
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Her biggest challenge during the campaign was shaking off her "mini-Merkel" reputation.
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Shaking off any negativity — especially any that comes her way on social media.
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This year's astrology supports shaking off the paralysis and getting down to work.
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Zayn and Gigi Hadid aren't shaking off their power couple status anytime soon.
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Shaking off early firmness, crude extended a nearly 7 percent drop from Monday.
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Happy Monday and welcome to Overnight Finance, where we're shaking off turkey naps.
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To get rid of it then is as simple as shaking off leeches.
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What's happening: Currency traders are shaking off fears of a no-deal Brexit.
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Taylor Swift is shaking off her opposition to Spotify and other streaming services.
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Ariana Grande is shaking off the breakup blues by indulging in some retail therapy.
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Hilary Duff featured on Cleo's cover in July 2010, shaking off her Disney image.
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That sentiment burst forth with the first Palestinian intifada, or "shaking off", in 22017.
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It sounds like the voice of a woman shaking off the patriarchy to me.
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The key, however, will be shaking off their negative feelings from four years ago.
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Bitcoin has resumed its record run after shaking off concerns about its technical backbone.
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Working in batches, coat the chicken in the potato starch, shaking off any excess.
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Taylor Swift is shaking off her recent split from Tom Hiddleston by hitting the gym.
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Stocks had been shaking off the sharp drop in bond yields, which move opposite price.
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About every art form there are those who've memorably argued for shaking off critical yokes.
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And its YouTube video platform was shaking off a short-lived boycott by big brands.
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Metaphysical Painting offered a philosophical refuge for Italian artists shaking off their Futurist sugar high.
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Shaking off a clingy boyfriend, Alice (Dakota Johnson) quickly acquires a raunchy work friend, Robin (Ms.
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This was welcome news for a city shaking off the chill effects of the weekend blizzard.
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AMD has risen more than 1% in May, shaking off the SMH semiconductor ETF's 14% slump.
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So we recommend shaking off the heebie jeebies of this experience by reclaiming that unwanted penis.
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"Shaking off those leftovers like…," Timberlake captioned the post before wishing his followers a happy holiday.
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Cassava copes better with drought and is shaking off its status as "a poor man's crop".
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Since shaking off communism in 1989 Poland has rivalled the bounciest Asian tigers in GDP growth.
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Stocks are on an election high this month, shaking off the worst of October's dizzying losses.
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Papa John's International — The pizza maker's stock rose 2.3 percent, shaking off disappointing fourth-quarter results.
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Asia markets closed higher on Friday after shaking off negative sentiment seen earlier in the day.
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CHINA CAR SALES: Vehicle sales rebounded in June, shaking off weakness in the previous two months.
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The Democrats were less adept at rounding up credit for economic improvements and shaking off criticisms.
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Major indexes in the U.S. saw a higher finish overnight, shaking off pressure from lower oil prices.
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China Unicom jumped 5.2 percent, shaking off profit drop to settle at a near one-year high.
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These days, thankfully, things are much calmer, and Abuja is finally shaking off its sense of terror.
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Stocks staged a recovery Tuesday, shaking off escalating trade tensions that have been weighing on global markets.
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We jostled alongside cheery-looking families shaking off the cold and posing for pictures with cardboard Rockettes.
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Markets also experienced a correction in early 2016 before shaking off their jitters and continuing to climb.
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The prospect of Iraq shaking off Iranian influence would decrease, however, if U.S. forces leave, he predicted.
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Here are 4 tips for shaking off the buzzwords and writing a top-notch resume or LinkedIn profile.
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In person, it was just shaking off an uneasy maiden voyage, and preparing for the long cruise ahead.
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Spot gold rose 2460.83% at $20.8,528.53 an ounce, shaking off slight headwinds ahead of the Fed Chair's speech.
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Most important, in Renzi's opinion, was shaking off the "religion of austerity" and embracing public and private investment.
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After shaking off the cobwebs, Romo returned to the bench, replaced by Mark Sanchez on the next drive.
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Dip the frog legs in the eggs(whole, with claws), then in the flour, shaking off excess. 2.
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Rather than shaking off her haters, the singer appears to be taking some direct jabs at her enemies.
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The water bed evolved nonetheless, shaking off its sleazy associations as a lame sexual prop and sight gag.
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It's about shaking off willful naïveté and confronting menace instead of allowing it to determine how we live.
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Narrator: In this case, Iris is working on a painting of a wet dog that's shaking off water.
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You will be shaking off the starch after the noodles are cut, so don't worry about overdusting. 9.
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Sprinkle salt over both sides of chicken and dredge each breast in the flour, shaking off the excess.
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All signs point to The Weeknd's GF shaking off that whole getting a crap table thing at Craig's.
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Trump's opponents, meanwhile, are shaking off accusations of foul play and saying Trump is failing to follow the rules.
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Shaking off a tradition of not commenting on U.S. politics from foreign soil, Trump said Obama had been embarrassed.
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Shaking off the encounter off en route to the race, the 46-year-old felt compelled to take action.
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Running back C.J. Anderson had a few big carries by shaking off tacklers, but he wasn't a drive-sustainer.
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CME live cattle futures followed the strength in lean hogs to end higher, shaking off sluggish wholesale beef values.
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Bringing in a new generation will be hard without shaking off classical music's reputation for being elitist and uncool.
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Rather than shaking off her haters, the singer/songwriter appears to be taking some direct jabs at her enemies.
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Mexico City has a system that warns of strong shaking off of the country's coast, according to the USGS.
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"I hope this goes all the way to the Supreme Court," he said before climbing out and shaking off.
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He became known for calling his own game, often shaking off his catcher's signal and choosing his own pitch.
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Stardom for women involves constant surveillance; shaking off these intrusions is crucial to maintaining and defending a private self.
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Shaking off the burdens of their competitive environment, me and my friends enjoy time outside of the classroom together.
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Hong Kong's Hang Seng Index (HSI) was also shaking off the disappointing economic growth figures, posting gains of 0.5%.
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Richardson struggling to control and mold Mia as if Mia were a rebellious child, and Mia quietly shaking off Mrs.
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The dollar was little changed against major currencies in the late afternoon, shaking off early weakness from the inflation data.
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Both companies reported better-than-expected earnings in the first quarter, shaking off controversies around "fake news " and extremist content.
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SHANGHAI, July 27 (Reuters) - Hong Kong shares finished modestly higher on Wednesday, shaking off sharp losses in mainland China markets.
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Scott Disick's shaking off his friends' concerns he's fallen off the wagon ... partying again with a roster full of babes!!!
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U.S. stocks closed higher Friday, shaking off pressure from low oil prices, after encouraging data on domestic employment and manufacturing.
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U.S. stocks closed higher Tuesday, recovering most of their opening gains and shaking off intraday pressure from declines in oil.
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Shaking off sleep, he realized that the sound was actually incoming artillery, and that his hometown, Hue, was under attack.
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Mr. MacLachlan shows you Cooper before he speaks a word — his eyes popping eagerly open, shaking off the Dougie Novocain.
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After the initial sharp sell-off, investors came back on Monday reassessing the geopolitical situation, largely shaking off the concerns.
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Lightly dredge the shrimp in the seasoned flour, shaking off any excess and carefully add them to the hot skillet.
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It was about shaking off strict cultural standards and standing up for something that I wanted to do for me.
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It feels like it could be a final dalliance with something I've been slowly shaking off for most of my life.
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Facebook has been shaking off negative headlines and CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced his plans for a "privacy-focused" future on Friday.
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U.S. stock index futures pointed to a flat to slightly higher open on Monday, shaking off some pressure from China overnight.
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Good dog energy goes a long way to shaking off heavy human vibes, and I get saddled with plenty of those.
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By shaking off the safety of his Jekyll in order to fully embrace his Hyde, Bruno Mars has hit the jackpot.
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In the process shaking off monopolies that have stalled progress, gutted consumer protections, and left far too many disconnected and vulnerable.
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With their holidays coming soon, they were shaking off weeks of tight control and rules in a beery cigarette-fueled blowout.
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Major League Baseball players are once again shaking off the winter and hitting the field in warmer climates for spring training.
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Hornibrook showed composure against the Terrapins, shaking off the interception as Wisconsin scored on three of its four drives after the miscue.
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The great welterweight rose from his stool, shaking off the muddle and anxiety of the corner as his seconds left the ring.
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It makes a subtle motion to indicate it's shaking off its slumber and begins wheeling over to the edge of the table.
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The most beaten-down Dow stocks including Apple, Caterpillar and 3M rebounded Tuesday, shaking off their worst losses from a downbeat month.
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With the exception of Ms. Korine, the performers often seem to have a hard time shaking off the aura of the contemporary.
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While most of us are still shaking off the haze from the holidays and struggling with resolutions, Naples-born producer and Snatch!
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Drain the fried wings and tripe, shaking off as much oil as you can (or let them briefly drain on paper towels).
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But it began as the Soviet Union was shaking off the disastrous influence of Trofim Lysenko, the director of biology under Stalin.
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After the first film wrapped, Mara admitted that shaking off the character's edgy, punk aesthetic in real life was harder than she anticipated.
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Oil prices rose, shaking off some of the previous session's losses as plunging exports from OPEC member Venezuela crimped supply in the market.
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Unfortunately by now, Machado is a pro at shaking off toxic people and their equally toxic comments, including those from President Donald Trump.
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But, wary of the weight of history, she coaxed them out of their original context, keeping the elegance and shaking off the dust.
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U.S. equities closed mostly higher in choppy trade Monday, shaking off comments from President Donald Trump said about breaking up the big banks.
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Before the market succeeded in shaking off those concerns, both the and Dow had fallen below their widely watched 200-day moving averages.
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Oil prices turned positive in volatile trade on Monday, shaking off early losses to set new highs going back more than three years.
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For a country that had only decriminalized homosexuality in 1993, the vote symbolized a resolute step towards shaking off its traditionally Catholic conservatism.
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The Trump administration deserves kudos for shaking off the cloak of complacency that hung so long on American policy of the last decade.
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They insist on shaking off political realities they see both as archaic and to blame for a steady decline in their living conditions.
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After shaking off his jet lag, he shares his best-and-worst list with Will Leitch (Sean Penn, you might not want to listen).
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When Breanna Stewart and her fellow Huskies won their first title in 2013, Weisner and Hamblin were shaking off a 10-win freshman season.
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After quickly shaking off his biggest rival, Wilson Kipsang, and with virtually no wind, it was clear Kipchoge's only opponent would be the clock.
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Net neutrality is officially dead in most of the United States, and US-based Facebook is currently shaking off a massive data-abuse scandal.
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Germany's DAX rose 43%, shaking off pressure from a 24% slide in Infineon's shares after the chipmaker agreed to buy Cypress Semiconductor for $24.90 billion.
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The dollar index rose 0.3 percent after a report showed U.S. factories ramped up activity in September, shaking off a contraction in the previous month.
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Spot gold rose 2857.28% at $13,21 an ounce by 2460.83:20.8 pm EDT (1601 GMT), shaking off slight headwinds ahead of the Fed Chair's speech.
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Spot gold rose 20.1% at $2858.11,13 an ounce by 21:2461.83 pm EDT (20.9 GMT), shaking off slight headwinds ahead of the Fed Chair's speech.
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Taylor Swift's shaking off critics who compare her to a "drunk turtle" -- and serving up big compliments to Post Malone for one of his hits.
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All this has stoked fears of a resurgence of populist nationalism—just when the region appeared to be shaking off the latest version of this.
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Is Trump the final culmination of these reforms — finally shaking off the role of party leaders entirely — or is he exceptional in some other way?
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Having the nightmare behind her and her family is the first step in shaking off the paranoia and depression they have fought for five years.
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U.S. stock index futures indicated a higher open on Thursday, shaking off sharp declines in Chinese stocks, as oil prices held above $003 a barrel.
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But he looks to be having a good time anyway, shaking off his mid-life rut with the band functioning as his cool youthful helpers.
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Coupled with an Ajene Harris interception return for a touchdown just before halftime, USC built a 27-0 lead, shaking off a sluggish offensive start.
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Aside from shaking off the rust, Darnold also overcame a scare in the first quarter when he left for one series after hurting the foot.
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Shaking off the shackles of geopolitics The more strategically important a country is, the harder it is for protesters to achieve meaningful change, experts argue.
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The prospect of a 2350-year-old British champion shaking off the Brexit gloom to buy a big international firm caused much glee in London.
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"The industry may be shaking off the first quarter sluggishness, but shoppers are coming into showrooms and buying," FCA U.S Head of Sales Reid Bigland said.
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She had to work even harder in the final, shaking off the Slovak by four hundredths of a second to clinch her 35th World Cup victory.
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The smart ones are shaking off their obeisance to the automobile and thinking about how to create city streets and transport systems that work for everyone.
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After dismal jobs growth in May, the labor market bounced back in June, adding 287,000 and shaking off broader concerns about the trajectory of the economy.
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"The industry may be shaking off the first quarter sluggishness, but shoppers are coming into showrooms and buying," FCA's U.S Head of Sales Reid Bigland said.
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U.S. stocks closed mixed in low volume trade Monday, mostly shaking off a decline in oil prices ahead of the Fed meeting later in the week.
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Shaking off a cold shooting start, Westbrook had 21 points in the third quarter as the Thunder outscored the Hawks 27-210 to lead 23-53.
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After shaking off the ensuing ill effects on Thursday, Williams fended off a set point in a 7-6 (7), 6-1 win over Christina McHale.
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Prices in China's sizzling property market accelerated in March on a monthly basis, shaking off the impact of recent cooling measures introduced to dampen speculative demand.
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As cryptocurrencies continued shaking off their April hangover, the state of New York is trying to figure out what to do with this whole coin thing.
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As of Wednesday, there were signs Opera may be shaking off Hindenburg's report — at least in the market — as the company's shares had rebounded to $7.35.
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SHANGHAI, July 12 (Reuters) - China stocks posted solid gains on Tuesday, shaking off a weak morning session as investors bought shares in the finance and manufacturing sectors.
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"That is indeed pollen it's shaking off and probably made things more miserable for allergy sufferers nearby!" said Dr. Robert Sporter, an allergist in New York City.
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Drew Endy, a charismatic young leader in the MIT group, talked of "reimplementing life in a manner of our choosing" and shaking off the constraints of evolution.
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Read More Early movers: VA, TSLA, GE, GPS, BX, TIME, FB, HAIN, SPLS, HPQ & more U.S. stocks closed higher Friday, shaking off pressure from low oil prices.
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Spot gold XAU= reversed course and added 0.8 percent to $1,281.70 an ounce shaking off two days of losses as the dollar fell after the Fed minutes.
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Many of the desks were empty, the Macs on top of them asleep: employees were still shaking off five days at the mammoth Glastonbury Festival, in Somerset.
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"Dance in the Water" feels like a much needed break away from introspection, where backing chants, rattles, and bass induce a shaking-off-the-demons body movement.
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In proliferating signs of the deepening crisis, Iran on Sunday announced that it was shaking off restrictions on its uranium enrichment under the Obama-era nuclear deal.
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Investors are shaking off the volatile political environment in part by pointing to how markets responded to the last big spike in tensions in the Middle East.
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And this from a man showing the only courage of any kind in the Senate by shaking off his grave cancer diagnosis to return to Washington Tuesday.
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Later, she falls while attempting her first pirouette but isn't bothered by it, shaking off the fall with a smile and resolving to simply do better next time.
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Stocks still closed sharply higher, shaking off the doldrums with a rally charged up by new hope about the Trump agenda and a strong start to earnings season.
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Shaking off that setback, Tyree was joined in double figures by Terence Davis with 18 points, Bruce Stevens with 14 off the bench and Dominik Olejniczak with 13.
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He has tied for 15th and 17th in his two tournaments, although Daly said he was still shaking off rust from not playing much before he turned 50.
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Cleveland's new starting quarterback threw for 295 yards and two touchdowns, shaking off sacks, throwing balls to impossible spots and rallying his teammates behind him to great effect.
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Once the chicken has marinated, use tongs to lift out half the chicken pieces, shaking off the excess batter, and transfer to the bag with the dredging mixture.
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But some of Trump's staunchest allies have cautioned against the public health risks of ignoring experts and shaking off social distancing recommendations before the virus is contained. Sen.
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Over the four minute long video, FKA twigs stretches the walls, walks through mirrors, and gloriously dances on her own, shaking off the mundanity of the work day.
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Not having control of the militias could prove disastrous, particularly if rival military forces start fighting each other to stake claims in a country still shaking off ISIS.
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U.S. factories ramped up activity in September, shaking off a one-month contraction in a sign the United States was resisting the downward pull of the sluggish global economy.
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"Regenerative practices are all about shaking off the darkness and making new, amazing things happen — especially during times when you feel you've been kept down or silenced," Basile says.
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U.S. stocks closed higher Tuesday, recovering slightly from a sharply lower start to the year and shaking off pressure from an intraday dip in oil below $30 a barrel.
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Citigroup this week warned of escalating risks for a global recession, though data Thursday on durable goods orders suggested the manufacturing sector may be shaking off a contraction phase.
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But anyone whom Trump nominated of his own volition was going to have a difficult time shaking off the stench of Trump's desire to co-opt federal law enforcement.
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"The Mexican manufacturing sector showed little signs of shaking off its fragility in December, posting back-to-back modest contractions in production," said IHS Markit economist Pollyanna De Lima.
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We'd walk the cold metal dock to the end, where she'd pause to scan the lake for any fishermen before shaking off her robe and jumping into the water.
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Gold is trading lower as the dollar is showing early signs of shaking off its recent bout of Fed-induced weakness, said Stephen Innes, APAC trading head at OANDA.
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Starbucks rallied more than 23 percent in the past three months, shaking off a broad decline on the S&P 500, to get back within range of record highs.
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The president's $140.473 trillion tax cut, along with federal spending increases, have injected new stimulus into an economy that is finally shaking off the last vestiges of the recession.
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It united its members in shaking off colonialism and confronting Israel, helped broker an end to Lebanon's 15-year civil war and developed a significant Israel-Palestine peace plan.
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SHANGHAI, Aug 7 (Reuters) - China stocks ended higher across the board on Monday, shaking off early losses, as investors bet upcoming data will continue to show strong economic growth.
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The tech-heavy Nasdaq composite was the best performer, shaking off a nearly 1 percent decline in the iShares Nasdaq Biotechnology ETF (IBB) and rising 0.15 percent to 6,51.883.
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European stocks extended gains by Thursday's market close, tracing the strong session seen on Wall Street and shaking off anxieties of a trade war between the U.S. and China.
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Women's 2012 flyweight champion Nicola Adams opened the programme by shaking off some ring rust with a straightforward defeat of Ukraine's Tetyana Kob to ensure her second Olympic boxing medal.
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The Spice Girls are still shaking off the rust -- their second tour stop was plagued with the same problem as the first ... and some concertgoers are demanding their money back.
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Women's 2012 flyweight champion Nicola Adams opened the program by shaking off some ring rust with a straightforward defeat of Ukraine's Tetyana Kob to ensure her second Olympic boxing medal.
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She's much given to sudden rhetorical gearshifts — she'll swerve from a flight of melancholy lyricism straight into a thicket of profanity, shaking off her own eloquence like a bad mood.
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With the sudden change of guard, Zimbabwe's official media is having a hard time shaking off old habits and is now tailoring its eulogies to fit Emmerson Mnangagwa, Mugabe's successor.
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Attracting such a household name would be a valuable advertisement for a country shaking off a reputation for stifling bureaucracy, but officials are wary of tailoring rules to individual investors.
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Week on week, original songs prove to be the most popular with the voting audience, and it feels like finally, The X Factor is shaking off 2002, and moving into 2017.
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Slowly but surely, Argentina is emerging from its deep economic slump and shaking off the effects of a historic sovereign debt default that earned it a reputation as an investment pariah.
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Sweetin, a lifelong singer, adds that she's excited to share her lesser-known talent after shaking off some stage fright, and her Fuller House family has come through with fun gigs.
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Related: This Comic Pro Talks Shaking Off a Stronghold Aesthetic What An Indie Comic Can Teach Us About the Subtleties of Character Scale Help Your Comic Break Free from Panel Prison
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Short of Georges St-Pierre shaking off the blissful haze of his pseudo-retirement, Brock Lesnar, the man who made UFC 100 the huge event it was, is the only choice.
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The German automaker is shaking off fallout from its parent company's (VW) emissions scandal and is looking to the future, where electric cars make up a sizable chunk of the industry.
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Konyaev has helped pave this road within the media sphere with N+1, and Russian tech companies continue to sprout up, shaking off Soviet-era distaste for capitalist structures like startups.
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"YSIV" — the conclusion of his Young Sinatra series of mixtapes — is his most confident and accomplished release to date, shaking off some of the awkwardness that has long peppered his music.
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Embiid also had 10 rebounds, shaking off a pair of passive games and becoming the driving force on offense the Sixers needed as they chase their first N.B.A. championship since 1983.
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To his successor, Obama bequeathed a much larger counterterrorism apparatus than he himself had inherited; Trump set about making full use of its powers while shaking off Obama's self-imposed restraints.
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Researchers agree that cleaning out your detritus is good for you in general and may be extra helpful in the springtime, when many people are still shaking off seasonal affective disorder.
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After a brief rain delay, Thiem, who looked to be still shaking off his four-hour 10-minute slog against Nadal, dropped the first set in a flurry of unforced errors.
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Most indexes in Asia closed higher on Friday, shaking off a slip on Wall Street due to uncertainty in Washington while investors anticipated an annual central banking symposium in Jackson Hole.
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The coffee chain has rallied more than 13 percent in the past three months, shaking off a broad decline on the S&P 500, to get back within range of record highs.
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Olsen's paintings, by turn, suggest an acceptance and invigoration of one's place in the universe, shaking off the dead skin of the past in order to be renewed as an earth goddess.
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From this point of view then, Sleepwalkers is a heartening listen: it's full of Fallon's wistful hallmarks, and sees him shaking off doubts brought on by outsiders, instead writing what felt good.
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The S&P 21 is up more than 2500 percent in 523, shaking off a rough start to the year and global instability, including Britain's recent vote to leave the European Union.
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While the palladium market is likely to remain in deficit this year and next, "liquidity has returned and is shaking off froth," INTL FCStone analyst Rhona O'Connell said in a research note.
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Shaking off the world and sinking into a new album can feel like a train ride through the countryside ... unless you're on an actual train with a loud talker next to you.
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As indicated by Netflix's Q3 earnings, the company appears to be shaking off its weak U.S. subscriber growth — something that's been attributed to the appeal of its growing library of original content.
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His star senior Katie Lou Samuelson, still recovering from a back injury, led the Huskies this time, shaking off a lackluster performance in the regional semifinal to score 29 points against Louisville.
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On Sunday the 49ers had a 20-10 in the fourth quarter, but Mahomes, shaking off two earlier interceptions, got to work, orchestrating three straight touchdown drives in just over five minutes.
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Organized by a new rightist group, the Young Americans for Freedom, the event was greeted as evidence that the "silent generation" might be shaking off its apathy and finding a political voice.
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In the short term, Argentina's economy is shaking off the effects of a prolonged recession it only recently exited, and inflation is mired in the double-digits — hitting 40 percent in 2016.
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Meanwhile, the dollar fell to a three-year low against its peers, with an earlier bounce sputtering as the euro edged back after shaking off a potentially negative turn in German politics.
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Phoebe Green "Dreaming Of" This is a different kind of girl power anthem, all about celebrating shaking off the shackles of what people project on to you and being your true, authentic self.
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The Nikkei share average rose 1.7 percent to finish the morning session at 19,241.87, barely shaking off the 5.01 plunge of the previous session - the steepest single-day decline in over two years.
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Shaking off the negative criticism, the host of the Emmy-award winning morning show Un Nuevo Día put a swimsuit back on and didn't shy away from the camera following the fat shaming.
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Liam Payne's shaking off his boy band roots by hooking up with Wiz Khalifa and Juicy J ... and the result is way more Timberlake and Jay Z than anything One Direction ever did.
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Chris Pratt seemed to be shaking off some last-minute nerves ahead of his wedding by doing a bro shake on the links with his good pal and 'Parks & Rec' costar, Rob Lowe.
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Positioned from above, her gaze captures the bustling crowds, purpose built transportation that shuttled visitors from one site to the next, and the sense that New York was shaking off the Great Depression.
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Spring is in the air for people shaking off long winters spent watching Netflix under a blanket who had hoped to emerge into a world of budding flowers, green grass and baby animals.
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MOSCOW/GDYNIA, Nov 24 (Reuters) - Russia's second-largest footwear retailer, Obuv Rossii, said on Friday shoppers were returning to its stores and spending on more expensive shoes, shaking off two years of recession.
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Shortly after, the Fed announced the second round of its quantitative easing program, giving new life to stocks that at the time had still been shaking off the dust from the financial crisis.
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I admired her for shaking off prejudice about what an older woman could be, for being creative, provocative and sexual over 60 — "It's almost like a crime," was the way she characterized it.
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After shaking off some of that weakness in 2015, the rise in higher-end prestige fragrances decelerated from last year's 4 percent growth, to a more tepid 2 percent through October, according to NPD.
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St. Louis&apos Alexander Steen is coming off a four-point performance (one goal, three assists), clearly shaking off the rust from missing the opening six games of the season with a broken thumb.
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The objects he displays at TEFAF demonstrate the ways in which Japan's contemporary artists are shaking off those foreign distinctions again, and pushing the boundaries of what their traditional media and techniques can do.
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On her new album, This Is What the Truth Feels Like (on sale March 18), Gwen Stefani delves into the giddy blindness of new love while shaking off the remains of a shattered marriage.
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So reading his personal story is a small experiment in weakening the filter, in shaking off the spell of simulated life, of letting a person's suffering give you a glimpse of them in full.
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" On chances of Democrats winning in 2020: "The thing that makes me most optimistic is that these Democrats are shaking off what appears to me an unjustifiable crisis of confidence in American political leaders.
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Asian stocks closed higher on Thursday, with markets shaking off some of the trade jitters seen overnight after the Trump administration announced a list of Chinese goods that may be subject to new tariffs.
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Even though we're still shaking off the slumber hangover from our January theme week, You'll Sleep When You're Dead, we announced the launch of our upcoming theme week on AI, In Our Image, last Wednesday.
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West understands the weapons-grade power of a gospel choir, and deploys it from the album's opener, "Every Hour" — quite simply, a ringing alarm clock shaking off the fatigue of the last couple of years.
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"Bitcoin has been trading range bound for a while now and shaking off some of the negative sentiment that it accrued in 2018," Charles Hayter of the digital currency comparison firm CryptoCompare, told CNBC today.
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"Bitcoin has been trading range bound for a while now and shaking off some of the negative sentiment that it accrued in 2018," Charles Hayter, chief executive of digital currency comparison firm CryptoCompare, told CNBC.
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Shares in BP and Royal Dutch Shell gained 0.7 percent and 0.9 percent respectively, shaking off a decline in the price of oil which remained close to its highest levels since the end of 2014.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling group will sweep an election in his home state of Gujarat, surveys showed on Thursday, shaking off the most serious challenge yet from a combined opposition.
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Revenue for 2015 was $1.1 billion, a figure that is actually not the brand's highest — in 20163, while almost everyone else was shaking off the effects of the recession, Kate Spade brought in $1.5 billion.
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The New York Yankees are shaking off the funk that followed them into the All-Star break and are getting back to the business of competing for the top spot in the American League East.
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Shanghai stocks ended 2015 up nearly 10 percent, beating Wall Street and most other major markets, and shaking off a savage summer rout that wiped out a third of the market's value at one point.
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The "Aquaman" star, who turns 40 on Thursday, was shaking off the haters when we saw him Monday at LAX ... and instead chose to focus on the awesome friends who helped kick off his birthday festivities.
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The antidote to cynicism is curiosity, and while Standfest is perhaps predisposed to a melancholic perspective, it is heartening to see him shaking off old routines and using his prodigious talent to grow in new directions.
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As such, this production is probably the company's most straightforward ode to theater's limits and infinite potential, its frustrations and consolations, and the impossibility of ever shaking off the past or ignoring the present in art.
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You have anything between three and 15 old Dominos pizza boxes on the floor of your bedroom and you genuinely thinking moving house a lot is a viable method of shaking off the Student Loans Company.
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The case has battered the international reputation of the kingdom and the 33-year-old Prince Mohammed, who has sought to sell himself to the world as a young reformer shaking off his country's conservative past.
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Miami is shaking off that loss and is ready to face the playoffs without All-Star Chris Bosh, who has been out since the All-Star break and will miss the postseason due to a medical condition.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - With its towering new cranes and wharves that can handle some of the world's biggest ships, Indonesia's main international port has been shaking off its reputation for inefficiency and congestion with a $223 billion upgrade.
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Shaking off a dismal performance in the playoff opener, Korver swished four 3-pointers in the opening minutes to propel Atlanta to a stunning 21-point lead before many fans had settled into their seats Tuesday night.
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That was, in fact, the very reason I had gone to see him that day in early 2016, as the state's coastal rice-growing region was still shaking off the aftereffects of a prolonged and vicious drought.
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Ms. Lovelis is 19, and most of this album is devoted to shaking off the machinations of teenage boys, and in some cases, seeking the approval of men who might know more (but who most likely don't).
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After a couple of years in which it felt like the Emmys were shaking off some of their bad habits, the 22019 awards were here to remind you they could never quite shake off all of them.
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Shaking off years of competitive rust, Woods returned with an encouraging tie for ninth at the Hero World Challenge followed by a tie for 23rd at the Farmers Insurance Open and a missed cut at the Genesis Open.
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The dancing and karaoke are just The Most Fun, the player-controlled Kazuma Kiryu shaking off his significant stresses to stir up a dancefloor fever in the former and slipping into dazzling rock-star daydreams in the latter.
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But Black church is also always about moving forward; restoration, keeping the faith in the face of opposition, shaking off the shackles; working out your soul's salvation as an individual but also a member of a larger society.
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The idea behind the new campaign is to promote the idea of "shaking off body insecurities" and "not letting anything get in the way of having fun" during swimsuit season (and it comes complete with a hashtag, #NOFOMO).
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Shaking off the stigma that still exists around sex work can be difficult, and transitioning into a new job becomes even more of a struggle if—like many women—you find yourself outed as a former sex worker.
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The dollar was little changed against a basket of currencies on Friday, shaking off early weakness, after data showed U.S. consumer prices rose less than expected in September, pointing to muted inflation that could worry Federal Reserve officials.
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Opening the game with a 10-0 lead, the Grizzlies were quicker and more energetic than the Wolverines, who looked to be shaking off some rust after an extra week off following the early Big Ten tournament this year.
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While that glam influence always clouded Ten, the Ten Redux versions of "Once" and "Release" showed that they were slowly shaking off the remnants of their 80s hard rock ambitions, and with less cheesy production, the songs truly shined.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Norfolk Southern Corp on Thursday reported a quarterly profit that was lifted by cost cutting and measures taken to streamline operations, shaking off a 22 percent freight decline and sending the railroad's stock up more than 22.1 percent.
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SPSY were little changed, shaking off earlier losses stemming from a drop in Italian banks after a senior lawmaker in one of Italy's ruling parties said most of the country's economic problems would be resolved if it readopted a national currency.
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Autumn is somewhere between a preamble and a procession: the game's giants shaking off the rust, limbering up, going through the motions, all with the help of some willing sparring partners happy to be along for a money-spinning ride.
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It usually consists of shaking off the remaining cobwebs of Thursday night's one-too-many glasses of wine and coming up with a plan of how to juggle work and the important task of WhatsApping the group to talk weekend plans.
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Its progress so far in shaking off some of its past problems has been mixed, however, and Bankia will now have to contend with an uncertain political backdrop after an inconclusive general election that has yet to result in a government.
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For a factbox on what happens next, see However, the pound was set to end the week on a cheerful note as data showed British retail sales rebounded strongly in January, shaking off some of the gloom over the economy.
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Financials were little changed, shaking off earlier losses stemming from a drop in Italian banks after a senior lawmaker in one of Italy's ruling parties said most of the country's problems would be resolved if it readopted a national currency.
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But what also made that speech so memorable, and enhanced her stature globally, was its assertiveness: She had fought to go in the first place, shaking off State Department concerns about U.S.-China relations, and once there, pulled no punches.
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It's called losing yourself in the crowd for a reason: Dancing at clubs, parties, raves, or festivals is a way of shaking off one's burdens and relating to strangers without the awkwardness and social niceties of attempting a conversation with them.
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In a deep pot or a wok (or use a deep-fryer), heat about 4 inches of oil to 350° F. Meanwhile, pat the tripe strips dry with paper towels, then dredge them in the cornstarch, shaking off any excess.
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"Free to Run" is an idiosyncratic account of the rise of long-distance running over the last 50 years, viewing it not so much as sport as a social revolution shaking off the tyranny of running federations that limited participation.
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On Monday, investors appeared to be shaking off concerns about such risks after President Trump and his Chinese counterpart, Xi Jinping, agreed on Saturday to resume negotiations geared toward resolving a trade war that has spooked markets around the world.
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The move by the FATF comes amid heightened concern about a sector, championed by some as a means of shaking off government controls, but seen by central banks as a potential threat to their status as guarantors of the financial system.
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Maryland emerged from a trying off-season with an emotionally charged upset at home of No. 23 Texas, shaking off a lengthy weather delay and providing Matt Canada with a satisfying victory in his debut at the Terrapins' interim coach.
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Lee solidified her chances at joining Biles on the five-woman world championship team when it's selected next month by backing up an impressive opening night by shaking off a hop off the beam to maintain her grasp on second.
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Sports Briefing Shaking off an equipment glitch in the furious finishing sprint, Peter Sagan of Slovakia earned his eighth career Tour de France stage victory Monday with a display of power and quick thinking on a short, sharp uphill dash.
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Lee solidified her chances at joining Biles on the five-woman world championship team when it's selected next month by backing up an impressive opening night by shaking off a hop off the beam to maintain her grasp on second.
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The front office brought in Andrew Bogut and Larry Sanders as last-ditch band-aids, but Bogut played all of a minute for the Cavs before breaking his leg, and Sanders is still shaking off retirement rust in the D-League.
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Republican senators who are thought most susceptible to a political backlash for blocking any new Supreme Court nominee appear to be shaking off concern and joining the call to wait for the next president to fill the vacancy caused by Antonin Scalia's death.
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TEPIC, Mexico (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Shaking off its climate change "pariah" status alongside the United States and war-torn Syria, Central American nation Nicaragua took the plunge and joined the Paris Agreement to tackle global warming before U.N. climate talks began on Monday.
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The rest of us might let that comment roll off our backs as hyperbole, but for the little girl the answer was directed to, shaking off the mental image of a globe engulfed in flames might be a little more difficult. 11.
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Finance Minister Taro Aso joined the premier and Kuroda in the new year drive to press their economic agenda, stressing that Japan was shaking off deflation three years after Abe swept to power pledging to revive the economy with his "Abenomics" stimulus policies.
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The Hurricanes moved up one spot in the USA Today Coaches Poll to No. 13 after shaking off three weeks of rust to defeat Toledo 52-30 Saturday, while Duke remained perfect after a 27-03 road win over rival North Carolina.
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If world leaders do deliver on that score - and it remains a big "if" - that may go a long way in shaking off communiqué fatigue and currency markets may actually sit up and listen to what the G-20 has to say.
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If world leaders do deliver on that score — and it remains a big "if" — that may go a long way in shaking off communiqué fatigue and currency markets may actually sit up and listen to what the G-20 has to say.
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SEEKING OVERSIGHT The move by the FATF comes amid heightened concern about a sector, championed by some as a means of shaking off government controls, but seen by central banks as a potential threat to their status as guarantors of the financial system.
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Shaking off a run of inconsistent form in recent weeks on the PGA Tour, Spieth sank a six-footer at the third, a 13-footer at the sixth and a four-footer at the eighth to reach the turn in three-under 33.
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Several oil and gas stocks recovered from their sharp morning losses after Brent and U.S. crude staged a recovery late in Europe's session; shaking off the earlier news that U.S. crude stocks had risen by 11.4 million barrels last week to 496.6 million.
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There is nothing to them, and nothing in them, or nothing more than professional athletes shaking off full-body hangovers to offer at some batting practice pitches or ease into a half-effort fastball or make a game attempt at a hurdler's stretch.
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Shaking off the steady beat of bad news about the advance of the novel coronavirus COVID-19 within the U.S., major markets rose on Wednesday following the news of Joe Biden's surge to the front of the Democratic Primary pack on Super Tuesday.
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If the American charge that Iran was behind the attack in Saudi Arabia proves accurate, it would constitute the latest example of Tehran shaking off a cyberattack and continuing to engage in the kind of behavior the United States had hoped to deter.
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The looks may still carry, but things surely sound different; pop's tolerance for naughty has grown, shaking off the chummy naïveté that allowed a song to shoehorn an infidelity jingle into daily family car rides and high-school dances across the country.
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"Yet these are shaking off their wildcard status and instead are transitioning into known-knowns", Brennock added, citing widespread hopes that the two largest economies will soon resolve their dispute and a view that U.S. sanctions on Iran and Venezuela were "largely baked into prices".
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RALEIGH, North Carolina (Reuters) - Shaking off adversity has become a defining feature of the battle-hardened Chicago Red Stars, who face a tall task taking on hometown favorite North Carolina Courage for the top prize in the National Women's Soccer League (NWSL) on Sunday.
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The dollar treaded water on Friday ahead of a meeting between the United States and China at the Group of 0.43 summit in Japan, shaking off light pressure from U.S. economic data that did nothing to derail speculation about a July interest rate cut.
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Still shaking off the rust from a 15-month doping ban and a string of nagging injuries, the 30-year-old Sharapova needed all her skill, determination and two hours and 44 minutes to snatch victory in front of a packed Arthur Ashe stadium.
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Some Asian flour mills are looking to lock in wheat supplies until well into the middle of 2019, potentially shaking off a years-long trend for hand-to-mouth buying as global output is set to drop for the first time in six years.
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While Brexit's uncertainty still remains a big factor in politics and for central banks, it seems investors are shaking off the vote's shock seen in June, and moving onto other market-moving topics like oil and when the Federal Reserve will choose to raise interest rates.
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CoinMarketCap Top 100 CoinMarketCap Top 100 Bitcoin itself crossed the $7,03 mark for the first time in the last month, an indication — but no sure sign — that it might be shaking off a summer slump that's seen prices plunge below $6,000 on more than one occasion.
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Shaking off his playoff struggles, Lowry scored 33 points — including 5 straight to break a late tie — in a duel with Dwyane Wade to lift the Raptors to a 383-91 victory over the Heat on Saturday night in Game 3 of the Eastern Conference semifinal series.
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Short trips require quickly shaking off travel fatigue so we can hustle through a sightseeing agenda, trying (and usually failing) to wean ourselves off addictive phone and email checking, maximizing every day of good weather, hoping each flight departs on time and that no one gets sick.
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For a factbox on what happens next, see The pound was set to end the week on a cheerful note as data showed British retail sales rebounded in January, shaking off some of the recent gloom over the UK economy as the Brexit departure date nears.
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That he did it via video link hints that his confidence that the contagion is under total control is not rock solid; but the fact that he is making a big deal of China apparently shaking off the outbreak reveals he is eyeing the opportunities it creates.
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Within the past decade, male sex toys have come into a renaissance of design, quality, and diversity, fueling rapid growth (at some stores, sales are up by 1,000-percent over the past decade) from a changing demographic of men, and shaking off much of their old stigma.
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Our heroes—usually white, straight men with traditional nuclear families to protect—are cut off from the rest of the world; the daydream is of finally shaking off the chains of civilization and becoming the valiant protector and/or tribal warrior they were made to be.
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Not everyone loved her later phases, like her 2012 hard dance album "MDNA," probably best experienced at a foam party on Ibiza, but as a middle-aged mother who liked shaking off the week in the club from time to time, I remained by her side.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The dollar treaded water on Friday ahead of a meeting between the United States and China at the Group of 0.43 summit in Japan, shaking off light pressure from U.S. economic data that did nothing to derail speculation about a July interest rate cut.
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Instead, I get the feeling that we're sleepwalking through the effects of old habits and norms – women navigating an industry that's still shaking off its sexist roots – and how those norms are refracted through the supposedly objective algorithms that guide your listening on streaming services like Spotify.
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Not only was I learning how to live on my own schedule (which takes a lot of practice), I was still decompressing from it all: shaking off the stress of years without a vacation, and of spending each workweek in fear-based spirals about being fired with or without good reason.
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As students return to school next month, there will be more white students in public schools than at any time in the city's history, a telling indicator of how Hong Kong is both shaking off its colonial past and losing its draw as a magnet for the West's wealthiest workers.
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I was quite proud of myself for shaking off the boys at Port Authority who offered to carry my bag for a quarter, and even prouder when I hailed a taxi and gave the driver the Upper East Side address where I was to stay with friends of my Radcliffe roommate.
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The little plays — Ellington throwing his body onto the floor to corral a loose ball late in regulation, James Johnson shaking off the sting of an 0-for-7 night to create the turnover that put Miami up for good — were what mattered most, at least from the Heat perspective.
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On Friday, the Mets — who watched before the game as former pennant-winning Mets Edgardo Alfonzo, John Franco and Rusty Staub raised a flag honoring the franchise's first pennant since 2000 — weren't so much paying homage to 2015 as they were shaking off the rust accumulated during a haphazard opening-week schedule.
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In an industry that still can't seem to face shaking off the limits that define the image of a female artist, she's a breath of fresh air—playful in her embodiments of masculinity, flexing her muscles and essentially doing Nick Cave or Mick Jagger more boldly than Nick Cave or Mick Jagger.
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In the late '60s and early '70s, as independent films were diversifying their outlook and shaking off the formulas of Hollywood storytelling, Broadway boulevard comedies like "Last of the Red Hot Lovers" and "California Suite" — tales of the befuddled nouveau riche in a new world — began to look mass-produced and middlebrow.
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This journey into fear — set in a Britain still shaking off the picturesque dust of the Victorian era — is achieved with little more than some sheets, a flashlight, a trunk, a few sticks of furniture, ambient sound effects (by Sebastian Frost) and lighting (by Anshuman Bhatia) that regularly plunges the audience into darkness.
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It also joins many of the currents of the 20th century: the ebb and flow from wartime privation to excess back to austerity; the progress of gay visibility and the trauma of the AIDS crisis; the shaking off of dress codes and then (to Nutter's sometime chagrin) the irrevocable casualization of the wardrobe.
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The Rams (22017-0) have taken just two weeks to look like an elite team in the NFC, shaking off some offseason rust in Week 1 to defeat the Oakland Raiders behind a strong second half, and then crushing the Arizona Cardinals 34-0 on Sunday in an all-around effort that showed few weaknesses.
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Georgia 28, Auburn 7 ATLANTA — Shaking off a blowout loss to Auburn just three weeks ago, Jake Fromm threw two touchdown passes and No. 6 Georgia made its bid for a spot in the College Football Playoff with a 28-7 victory over the No. 4 Tigers in the Southeastern Conference championship game Saturday.
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From Cardi B's ankle-length unit on the cover of Harper's Bazaar to the 2200-inch mane that covered Lizzo's naked frame on the cover of her upcoming Cuz I Love You album, Black women are shaking off stifling beauty standards and exploring a newfound freedom to experiment — whether that's with straight, Afro, natural, relaxed, short, or long pieces.
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The PMI survey added to other data suggesting company executives are shaking off the political uncertainty sparked by Britain's decision to leave the European Union and the election of Donald Trump as U.S. president.. IHS Markit Chief Economist Chris Williamson said the PMI data pointed to an acceleration of German growth to around 0.5 percent or higher in the fourth quarter.
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Despite that inauspicious debut, the series is self-evidently one of the most influential television programs ever made; when it debuted in 1989 it entered a sitcom landscape that was still shaking off the last cobwebs of the 1970s sitcom revolution, and it suggested, boldly, that sitcoms didn't need to be about important issues or even use traditional storytelling methods to be great.
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