What's to stop them from sneaking into the United States?
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Cosko was caught sneaking into Hassan's office after 10 p.m.
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I was sneaking into clubs back then, by the way!
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He tries sneaking into bed, but I wake up anyway.
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I'd see them occasionally sneaking into a bathroom with a guy.
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But the Echo has a way of sneaking into your routines.
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They'd have Medusa's Late Night after, and we started sneaking into that.
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But then the truck driver started sneaking into Shannon's bedroom at night.
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And coin mining malware has been sneaking into Android apps for years.
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"I wouldn't bet on him just sneaking into obscurity," Ms. Levenson said.
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They're fun, but several years ago, feature creep started sneaking into DJI's products.
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As a child, he loved sneaking into the neighborhood's traditional Cantonese opera houses.
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Nobody notices Hopper sneaking into the building…until he gets to the biohazard area.
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So I was sneaking into the film world and getting in touch with that.
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Here's one of the articles I wrote after sneaking into a camp in Darfur.
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I was sleeping on a friend's apartment floor and sneaking into Columbia's gym to lift.
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That same day he was accused of sneaking into the woman's residence, according to Patch.com.
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Many were New York residents accustomed to sneaking into New Jersey for a better deal.
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" Later, when she's sneaking into corporate headquarters, the smarmy security guard urges her to "smile.
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He feels less than real, a puppet whose animating arm keeps sneaking into the frame.
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They tell me Rudi is a master in the art of sneaking into a festival.
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Bears become particularly bold in years when acorns are scarce, sneaking into orchards to steal persimmons.
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Conservatives usually counter that there are examples of men sneaking into women's bathrooms to attack women.
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But a new trend is sneaking into the denim silhouette that's having us question our stance.
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There is a sly pleasure in sneaking into daytime darkness, pulling a fast one on society.
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I was reading about how crabs would interrupt the tracking sessions by sneaking into the studio.What?
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He moved on to harmonica and guitar, often sneaking into juke joints to listen to music.
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And a Few Hard Truths About Sneaking Into the Hollywood Boys' Club By Nell Scovell Illustrated.
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I remember getting older and sneaking into Tijuana to party at the bars on Avenida Revolución.
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Sneaking into Gennadi's apartment, she was surprised by Sofia's presence, and tried to sneak back out.
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Siobhan looks like her father caught her sneaking into the house three hours late from curfew.
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Or the leg of another player sneaking into the edge of the image, ruining a portrait.
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It turns out, their three kids sneaking into their room can be a bit of a problem.
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He was the Trojan Horse, sneaking into a boozy affair to lampoon the very people being celebrated.
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But how much does Fred really respect his wife, if he's sneaking into June's bedroom at night?
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I remember sneaking into the living room to watch that scene over and over again on VHS.
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The attackers reportedly worked in two groups of three, sneaking into the city's Mahatta and Ghouta neighborhoods.
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"I'm not wearing wigs and sneaking into motel rooms," she said, and neither is Philip, not anymore.
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These days, they are inescapable: thwapping into windshields, sneaking into a diner stowed away in customers' collars.
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And some of them end up fishing illegally, sneaking into areas where they're not supposed to go.
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With all these apps sneaking into Play, it's up to you to protect yourself and your Android device.
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But, it IS Colorado, so there's always a risk of a little winter precipitation sneaking into your summer.
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Students complained of hunger and began sneaking into town to supplement their meals, while others simply transferred out.
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Others showed long-dead historical figures and pop stars sneaking into the facility, their arms laden with explosives.
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"Oh my gosh she said her house was more finished than mine," Moore said, sneaking into the basement.
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She describes her childhood habit of sneaking into her mother's room and trying on her clothes and lipstick.
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Many politicians and parents have raised alarms about privacy and warned of predatory boys sneaking into girls' bathrooms.
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We used to run around just being naughty—doing graffiti, sneaking into raves, smoking cigarettes on the bus.
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Fortunately, like a soldier sneaking into the enemy's camp, EasyKale sneaks the healthy food into your child's diet.
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" Uganda has established operations at its borders "to deter any of the terrorists from sneaking into our territory.
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Even if we resist, dreams have a way of sneaking into conscious territory and influencing our daytime mood.
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Powell Jobs and her friend ended up sneaking into the reserved seats at the front of the hall.
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Paul McCartney has a few tricks up his sleeve when it comes to sneaking into a movie theater.
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And with visions of the storm sneaking into even the most discordant scenes, inescapable loss permeates each page.
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Mr. Alvarado said he was considering sneaking into the United States if his asylum claim was further delayed.
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That doesn't mean they haven't practiced by sneaking into Frequency Festival or Two Days a Week Festival too.
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By age 8 or 9 he was sneaking into his mom's closets to try on her heels or bras.
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Sneaking into third place is Apple, which reported 79,745 miles and 6,951 disengagements, or about 1.15 miles per disengagement.
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JUST THE FUNNY PARTS... And a Few Hard Truths About Sneaking Into the Hollywood Boys' ClubBy Nell Scovell311 pp.
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Last April, eight women were arrested after sneaking into Azadi stadium to watch a game while dressed as men.
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Opponents of nondiscrimination laws counter that there are some examples of men sneaking into women's bathrooms to attack women.
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Refugee women have been sneaking into the forest to collect firewood, putting them at risk of violence or rape.
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Achieving an orgasm was done in various ways, including but not limited to: having sex in a car with tinted windows and parked in the middle of nowhere; sneaking into my sexual partner's home in the middle of the night; sneaking into my partner's father's office, which happened to have a bedroom (WTF?).
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In the video above, YouTuber Rikke Brewer filmed him and his friend sneaking into the Twickenham rugby stadium after hours.
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There will be no sneaking into Banc of California Stadium on Sunday, and the Galaxy only have themselves to blame.
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He mostly wrote at night, sneaking into his study after his kids, who are 8 and 10, went to bed.
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The vampirelike lamprey, sneaking into the Great Lakes in the 19th century, gradually champed its way through the fish population.
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Lola drags Ella into her antics, which include stealing from the school's costume shop and sneaking into concerts without tickets.
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Conservatives who favor these policies usually counter that there are examples of men sneaking into women's bathrooms to attack women.
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At that age, I had definitely never been drunk before and wasn't sneaking into the liquor cabinet at 7:30 a.m.
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Instagram influencers aren't sneaking into your home to rearrange your shelves, and Kondo isn't signing legislation to outlaw large book collections.
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Another major difference is Timberlake now has a full-fledged beard and there's a new camper sneaking into Winnipesaukee: Billy Crystal.
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When Seagal begins sneaking into the remaining rooms of the apartment he disarms a gunman by pulling him through a bannister.
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They are effectively raised by an older sister and spend nights sneaking into a neighbor's pool, an activity that turns calamitous.
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The CIA is supposed to be sneaking into the offices of foreign adversaries, stealing documents, planting listening devices, and so forth.
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Another family might be trying to keep their 2100-year-old from sneaking into their bed at 21 am every night.
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Getting the cross face and sneaking into the three-quarter mount, securing back control as Condit attempted to buck and roll.
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After Hanna and Arvo are caught sneaking into a cell phone tower by security, Hanna and her father must flee their hideaway.
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If so, I missed all the paranoia over non-trans men sneaking into women's bathrooms, and doing untoward stuff to young girls.
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Missions generally involve sneaking into an orc camp or base, wreaking some havoc, and then taking down the bruising hulk in charge.
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"One of the really special opportunities I had as a young girl growing up was sneaking into the legislative chambers," she said.
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Sneaking into the side of the pictures is Harry's friend and teammate Ignacio (nicknamed Nacho) Figueras trying to hand Harry the award.
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The pilot of Sweet/Vicious, a new series premiering on MTV November 15, features a college girl sneaking into a guy's room.
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Meanwhile, Marty turns a couple of fellows sneaking into the recording studio into his backup singers and dancers, and begins recording himself.
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But after sneaking into Israel from their homes in the occupied West Bank, the pair encountered metal detectors at a train station.
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ORLANDO — A scene keeps flashing through Officer Omar Delgado's mind, sneaking into his slumber every time he closes his eyes to sleep.
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Not to mention that ICE assists in preventing terrorists from sneaking into the United States through its Counterterrorism and Criminal Exploitation Unit.
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"You think of that young kid one day sneaking into a studio and manifesting his own destiny," Dicaprio says in the trailer.
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It included political appointees illegally sneaking into her security clearance file and leaking derogatory information in clear violation of the Privacy Act.
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During the nineteenth century, many fugitive slaves came through the area on the way to sneaking into Canada and winning their freedom.
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The leader's son, Kim Jong Nam, was caught sneaking into Japan on a fake diplomatic passport -- so that he could visit Tokyo Disneyland.
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It begins with Batman sneaking into Amanda Waller's house and (pretty hilariously) handing her a towel when she gets out of the shower.
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Also sneaking into that race is Emily Blunt for A Quiet Place, who additionally scored a best actress nomination for Mary Poppins Returns.
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The trailer also shows your fighter and a companion sneaking into a temple and using stealth to get the drop on his enemies.
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They have also become a pain for Californians who have reported them infesting homes, crawling out of plumbing and even sneaking into handbags.
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But before you know it, Archie is an FBI informant, sneaking into prep schools, and beating the shit out of Nick St. Clair.
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With alternative markets opening up and artsy textural indulgence sneaking into the genre, performers who dodge expressionist convention frequently retreat into inaccessible corners.
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While Arsenal have their own problems to worry about, Arsene Wenger has a longstanding habit of sneaking into that fourth and final spot.
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Assuming you're not a total square, you know that sneaking into somewhere you're not meant to be is one of life's greatest pleasures.
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I considered sneaking into the bathroom to avoid embarrassment, but Bruce pulled me down next to him on the couch and the show began.
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Sneaking into the men-only event among the 130 hostesses ordered from an agency, they provided a horrifying insight into the young women's experience.
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I discovered Party Monster as a lonely teenager halfway across the world, in Tokyo, around the time that I'd begun sneaking into local clubs.
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But when I'm talking to you, it's like I'm 18 again, and we're sneaking into our rooms to break it down over the phone.
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Now 10 years old, the stag enjoys raiding the pantry, greeting visitors at the gate, and sneaking into Geoff's bed for the occasional nap.
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Great horror has a way of sneaking into the darkest and deepest part of our psyches, but it's dependent on individual traumas and dogmas.
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At one cathedral, Santa Maria della Salute, I had to crash a wedding rehearsal, sneaking into the sacristy over a bed of rose petals.
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Considering the logjam of 7-983 teams currently led by Baltimore, it's hard to envision Indianapolis sneaking into the playoffs if it loses Sunday.
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He and his friends would train by sneaking into ski resorts in the Vancouver area before ski season began and hiking up the mountains.
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A brief scene of him sneaking into his bedroom (to avoid Marisa Tomei's Aunt May) has more tension than any single action set piece.
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After sneaking into Sasha's Halloween party, he is about to abandon the sex-toy plan when a smitten crew member comes on to him.
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Woodward describes Cohn sneaking into the Oval Office and removing a one-page letter from the president's desk addressed to the South Korean president.
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He said gang members had been exploiting the government program for unaccompanied minors, some sneaking into the country undetected to be placed with guardians.
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As told in Judges, Jael freed the Israelites by sneaking into the tent of the enemy commander and driving a stake through his head.
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During last year's parliamentary campaign, when Mr Navalny stumped for the opposition party RPR-Parnas, he spoke of sneaking into parliament and building a coalition.
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Swift even broke her spell of staying uber private about relationships to promote Alwyn's role in The Favourite on Instagram after sneaking into the premiere.
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Well, Crazy Rich Asians director Jon M. Chu actually did it once, sneaking into his first ever Oscars with a fake pass he made himself.
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Then, about 20 hours into the recording from the Medusa's fifth deployment, Dr. Robinson saw the sharp points of tentacles sneaking into the camera's view.
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Also just this month, an Iranian soccer player set herself on fire after being arrested for sneaking into a soccer stadium dressed as a man.
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Sahar Khodayari did so after being caught sneaking into a soccer stadium in Tehran without wearing a hijab, as she was posing as a man.
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I'm sick of the Third World sneaking into my country to turn the USA into a copy of the dung hole they crawled out of.
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Another general advantage of a microchipped pet door is to prevent neighborhood animals sneaking into your house via the cat flap and snaffling your pet's food.
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Sneaking into [Chicago] black queer clubs like the Generator and Prop House at such an early age gave me more of an appreciation for the culture.
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The Presleys had humiliated it, people said, until the ghost retaliated in the middle of the night, sneaking into Kevin's bedroom and taking their eldest son.
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Seeing it was a rite of passage that largely depended on how chill your parents were or how skilled you became at sneaking into movie theaters.
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I never knew what was right or wrong growing up..I didn't know the person sneaking into my bed room at night was a bad person.
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As for the gambling, Cipriani had been playing cards in Atlantic City since he was 16 years old, sneaking into casinos while he was still underage.
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The trailer shows Clarke's character getting pooped on by a bird, plus the main characters sneaking into an ice rink to go skating (and getting caught).
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We're first introduced to Lord Asriel (James McAvoy), sneaking into Oxford to deliver a baby girl and her daemon Pantalaimon to the safety of Jordan College.
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It was still "cyberspace," a ghostly other world which I accessed by sneaking into my dad's study after he was asleep and bathing in that glow.
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About 20 hours into a recording, just 100 miles off the coast of New Orleans, sharp points of tentacles began sneaking into the submerged camera's view.
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I was probably about 14, nicking fags out of my mother's packet, sneaking into the local pub, standard, and just trying to be like Mike really.
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The lawsuit accuses Trump of harassing other women, including sneaking into the bedroom of another guest at Mar-a-Lago and groping her in her bed.
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After sneaking into the wheel well of a plane -- the most common method of stowing away -- they can get crushed when the landing gear starts going in.
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Going make-up free and dressed in sweats, the singer filmed herself sneaking into fellow coach Blake Shelton's trailer to plant her winning trophy from season 15.
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A man confessed to sneaking into the Sonesta Resort in Hilton Head Island, SC, where he racked up a $2,180 room bill despite never actually checking in.
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These were promising young women, each trying to document the life they were living -- standing in front of a breathtaking view; sneaking into somewhere forbidden and fun.
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A gunman opened fire Sunday evening after sneaking into the festival by crossing a nearby creek and cutting through a fence, Gilroy Police Chief Scot Smithee said.
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The Browns are coming off their best season in years -- with a 7-8-1 record -- and got REAL close to sneaking into the playoffs this year.
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Etkind found viral fame for his "Donnie Does" YouTube channel, in which he pulls of various stunts like sneaking into the ring of a Manny Pacquiao fight.
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Piet helps Santa by distributing gifts, and punishing naughty children by sneaking into their houses, beating the shit out of them, and taking them back to Spain.
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"By sneaking into the second act of plays for the last 40 years, we've single-handedly filled every vacated seat in a Broadway show," Mr. Faizon boasted.
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He enjoyed the rush of fighting battles in which he was outnumbered, and sneaking into the enemy line on guerrilla raids that he would later boast about.
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Unfortunately for them (fortunately for viewers), things quickly go awry when Audrey goes sneaking into first class on the flight and meets Viscount Charles Cavendish (Luke Evans).
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And counterterrorism officials and experts said there had never been a case of a known terrorist sneaking into the country through open areas of the southwest border.
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After sneaking into the home, the burglar stole $366,000 worth of jewelry which the couple kept in a designer bag in the dining room of the house.
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Joe makes an active effort to look out for both of them, which in his world means sneaking into Henderson's house and installing spyware on Ellie's phone.
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Crafting items from metal comes naturally to Geng, who cherishes childhood memories of sneaking into the factory where his welder father worked, to observe him and occasionally help.
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There are numerous stories out there of people sneaking into VIP parties at Cannes, but it's a hell of a lot easier if you can secure an invite.
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Last year, at least two suspected rhino poachers were mauled to death by a pride of lions in the Sibuya reserve after allegedly sneaking into the protected area.
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When The Aces are reunited, complete with badass matching leather jackets, more shenanigans ensue: sneaking into a motel room, dining and dashing after dinner at a local diner.
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Michael Eavis, then a 34-year-old farmer, started the festival in 1970 after sneaking into the Bath Blues Festival, the first such music event he had attended.
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Nell Scovell, a veteran comedy writer and author of "Just the Funny Parts: … And a Few Hard Truths About Sneaking Into the Hollywood Boys' Club," has another theory.
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Adunni nurtures her dream of becoming a teacher by sneaking into an employer's library to read, and enlists a sympathetic neighbor to coach her for a scholarship application.
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Two teenage girls decide to play a trick on an innkeeper by sneaking into the empty rooms after dark, cutting holes in mattresses and sticking chorizo sausages inside.
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The seven-time "Jeopardy!" winner -- who taught history at a small Michigan college -- sneaking into the email accounts of other professors, administrators and students at the school, authorities said.
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Without sneaking into the Japanese factory to see the actual labels being applied, Eargle can't 100 percent confirm that the Panasonic and Ikea batteries are exactly the same underneath.
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" In a message she sent to the boyfriend's mother, Kuhn-Fricker reportedly wrote that the boy "was sneaking into our house at night … and is an outspoken Neo Nazi.
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There's no word on what happened to the stoner, but wherever they are, let's hope they steer clear of sneaking into vacant houses to get blazed from now on.
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The condo tower next door has its own log of complaints from tenants who have watched the ungainly transformation, and people sneaking into the building on a nightly basis.
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When I was 7, I began sneaking into my mom's room whenever I found an opportunity — like when she was doing work in the yard or running an errand.
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I contemplated going to see the movie again (I have seen in 6.3 times — once I was taking my kids to another movie and kept sneaking into "Greatest Showman").
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As for terrorists, experts say that there isn't a single known case of a terrorist sneaking into the United States along unfenced areas of the southern border. Ever. 2.
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Or if you find yourself attempting something particularly tricky, like sneaking into a secure location without wearing the proper disguise, you can have a clean save to fall back on.
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The material published by WikiLeaks Tuesday alleges that the CIA has become the globe's pre-eminent hacking operation, sneaking into high-tech phones and televisions to spy on people worldwide.
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Thus, the closer your album is to the mainstream of music (meaning, sadly, the more diluted your genre music is), the better chance you'll have of sneaking into several genres.
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Here are five signs that's the case: There are two words that have a way of sneaking into our vocabulary and kicking everyone around us down a couple of pegs.
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One of the women accused Affleck of sneaking into her bed while she slept, then startling her awake in what was described in court papers as an unwelcome sexual advance.
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" On Twitter, she elaborated, writing: "I never knew what was right or wrong growing up..I didn't know the person sneaking into my bedroom at night was a bad person.
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When Dynamic Pixels, a small Russian game developer, decided to make a stealth horror video game about sneaking into an ominous neighbor's house, it turned to the crowdfunding site Kickstarter.
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But it all came together in a rush last year as she claimed titles at Dubai and Moscow before sneaking into the season-ending WTA Finals for the first time.
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" She also tweeted Sunday, "I never knew what was right or wrong growing up..I didn't know the person sneaking into my bed room at night was a bad person.
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Oklahoma still has an outside shot at sneaking into the playoff if other games across the country fall their way, but they have to take care of business themselves first.
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Last year, Swift made a habit of sneaking into awards shows or after-parties to support Alwyn as "The Favourite" was up for several honors throughout the 2019 awards season.
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Here's one from Julie Jargon, which is an absolutely killer byline by the way: Jalyn began sneaking into her parents' room to get her phone after they had gone to sleep.
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While Apple was busy trying to get pricey iPads into classrooms, Google had a different plan: It was sneaking into schools low-priced, secure Chromebooks, which cost about $299 a pop.
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" On Twitter, she elaborated, writing: "I never knew what was right or wrong growing up..I didn't know the person sneaking into my bed room at night was a bad person.
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There was a time when "second-acting" — sneaking into a Broadway theater at intermission before the second act — was as common as the cigarette break in the middle of a musical.
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"When every single passenger is back in their seats with seat belts on, then you can come out ... while everyone is watching you sneaking into the toilet ... not ideal" she said.
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Mr. Schein, who said he grew up sneaking into CBGB shows, now counts City Winery and Caffe Vivaldi in Manhattan and Jalopy Theater in Brooklyn among his go-to music venues.
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The majority know to request asylum at the border, either at an official port of entry or when they surrender to border agents shortly after sneaking into the country from Mexico.
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Google has struggled for years to keep malicious applications from sneaking into the Play Store, but a new round of takedowns is highlighting the challenge of getting the problem under control.
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This latest insult to reason occurs at a time when unauthorized migration to the US has reached negative levels--more people without papers are leaving our country than sneaking into it.
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Going into the Valley of the Kings felt like sneaking into the Metropolitan Museum in the middle of the night: I had the place to myself, but the privilege was discomfiting.
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For years, he terrorized South Florida, sneaking into women's homes, attacking them with a sharp object and then raping them while he covered their faces or his own with a cloth.
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Listening to this drunken faux bourgeois tell me about sneaking into her under-aged paramour's house through a basement window to fuck her and having her parents come home halfway through.
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"These kinds of diseases have a way of sneaking into new areas without detection and are transmitted silently for a time, and identified only after a number of cases have occurred."
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Sneaking into the university's Reva and David Logan arts building, they stumbled on in-progress sets for The Parasite—a moment that could have cracked the shell of plausibility around the game.
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One-dimensional players are too easily neutralized by the Golden State defense—which is what makes Teague, a crafty creator with a knack for sneaking into the paint, such a compelling fit.
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Lululemon is also on the rise with teens, landing as the fourth most desired apparel brand and sneaking into the top ten as a fashion trend for males for the first time.
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Whenever a creative type (usually a man) is accused of mistreating people (usually women), a call arises to prevent those pesky biographical details from sneaking into our assessments of the artist's work.
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Convincing Molly to bring fake apology desserts to Andrew so Issa can see if Nathan's home, and then sneaking into Nathan's room and attempting to hack his computer is legit stalker behavior.
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She is frustrated that following the rules and asking for asylum at a legal port of entry — instead of sneaking into the United States — have resulted in a system of immigration purgatory.
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We've all been paying so much attention to the division's Big Four of Pittsburgh, Washington, New York, and Columbus that we've barely noticed someone sneaking into the playoff picture through the back door.
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He was born and schooled in Minnesota and stayed loyal to it, supporting the Timberwolves, sneaking into the Dakota Jazz Club in Minneapolis and building his studio complex at Paisley Park in Chanhassen.
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Some clung to a hope that they might be able to leave for Britain by sneaking into one of the cargo trucks that use the Channel Tunnel, or even by walking through it.
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A New Jersey man is accused of going on a spree in two states, including doing doughnuts in his car on the Bedminster, N.J., course and sneaking into the singer's Rhode Island home.
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A New Jersey man is accused of going on a spree in two states, including doing doughnuts in his car on the Bedminster, N.J., course and sneaking into the singer's Rhode Island home.
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She spent her teenage years thrashing to punk bands at ABC No Rio, sneaking into dive bars, sitting on the steps outside Trash and Vaudeville, and partying in abandoned buildings in Alphabet City.
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Just last week a female soccer fan died after police arrested her sneaking into Tehran's main sports stadium dressed as a man; women are not allowed to enter stadiums during male sporting events.
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As a performer, she strives to foster human connection through sound, channeling the sense of liberation she found in her own formative musical experiences, like sneaking into Chicago nightclubs as a teenager. tixr.
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Jennifer Hudson played super dirty by sneaking into court to get an order of protection against baby daddy David Otunga to get a leg up in their custody dispute ... so claims Otunga's lawyer.
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The stars of director Patty Jenkins' critically-praised new Wonder Woman film surprised a crowd at a New York City screening of the movie on Wednesday, sneaking into the theater to cheers and screams.
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Her mother can't stop sneaking into the shop and putting the stuffed animals into compromising positions; her brother goes silent; her sister-in-law (whom Jessa happens to be in love with) walks out.
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Her mother can't stop sneaking into the shop and putting the taxidermied animals into compromising positions; her brother goes silent; her sister-in-law (who Jessa happens to be in love with) walks out.
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The co-stars get up to a range of debauchery, including smoking joints and doing shrooms, climbing all over cars and RVs, getting into fistfights, and sneaking into a closed-off hotel swimming pool.
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This Young Boy No Longer Needs to Steal Puppy Hugs Josh Breaux made headlines when he was caught on a home security camera sneaking into his neighbor's garage to steal hugs from their dog.
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For many of his voters, "The Snake" perfectly encapsulated their views of undocumented workers: Sneaking into the US under false pretenses and then immediately turning on the same people whose country they had entered.
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Emails that have not been authenticated by TLS encryption (transport layer security) will show this red unlocked icon, but that doesn't necessarily mean that the sender is an evil spammer sneaking into your inbox.
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But at the start, the partners recalled sneaking into conferences together "because you have a no-name firm on your business card" and getting lost together in a rental car in the Florida Everglades.
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Some had clung to a hope that they might be able to leave for Britain by sneaking into one of the cargo trucks that use the Channel Tunnel, or even by walking through it.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - A female Iranian soccer fan who set herself on fire last week after being arrested for sneaking into a stadium dressed as a man has died from her injuries, causing widespread outrage.
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Sneaking into his office, she hacks into his computer and, in what the news media later names "DeathLeaks," sends text messages to everyone in the world, informing all of the dates of their deaths.
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She's a university canteen worker who's caught the Time Lord's attention after he noticed her sneaking into his lectures (he's in disguise at a university in order to guard a mystery object, it turns out).
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He mentions that he's even seen elements of all-black palettes and Robert Smith-inspired drop-crotch pants sneaking into the wardrobes of hip hop-leaning fashion brands like Hood by Air and Off White.
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After sneaking into the building, the robbers climbed down a lift-shaft, disabled an alarm system and drilled through 20inches (51cm) of reinforced concrete, before worming their way through the hole to ransack the safe.
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It's where the story opens, with the gang sneaking into the newly built Starcourt Mall so they can sneak into a showing of Day of the Dead, the 1985 zombie epic from George R. Romero.
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About 40 percent of all murders in the United States go unsolved, which in my view is a more serious problem than people getting away with sneaking into the country and working under the table.
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We've recapped our favorite parts of Kreayshawn's story—which involves sneaking into a Hollywood party and having a very loud and abrasive encounter with a big-time actor—for your viewing pleasure in GIFs below.
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Initially rejected from the Central Saint Martins B.A. course, Kostadinov trained with the London-based designer Aitor Throup before sneaking into the college's Soho campus to help students that he had met along the way.
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He became known as the Ninja Burglar, an elusive figure who stoked fears in some of Staten Island's most affluent neighborhoods by sneaking into homes, usually with his entire body covered, except for his eyes.
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She allegedly told them she wore "special black boots that were quiet" and admitted to "sneaking into Mr. Hunziker's unlocked house after parking down the road from his residence to avoid detection," the complaint says.
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Now she no longer had to worry about someone sneaking into the building behind her: There is an attendant at the front door who calls to announce visitors, and there are cameras in the halls.
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"Accessing can be like sneaking into an apartment building behind someone, but you can't get the code for the elevator, so you are stuck in the lobby and get bored and leave," Mr. Lux said.
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"Police have surrounded the entrances of Cairo, Giza, and Qalyubiya to prevent the terrorist group's elements from sneaking into any potential demonstrations heeding these call dubious calls and creating chaos," the state news agency said.
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To border hawks, it's become a symbol of the fear that Central Americans are fraudulently sneaking into the United States by applying for asylum and then disappearing into American communities once they're released from detention.
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My teenage years were spent as a hacker, frequently sneaking into Manhattan from Long Island to attend the infamous 21984 Meetings, an underground monthly gathering of New York's hackers in the lobby of the Citigroup building.
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They can be seen everywhere in Kenya, and they often travel in packs, scampering along power lines, snacking on mangoes in backyards and even sneaking into kitchens through open windows to pinch a banana or two.
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Afterward, he spent a year at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, while sneaking into art and design courses at M.I.T. using fake ID cards he and a friend had made for themselves.
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After all, if you're sneaking into a secure location in a largely empty office building while trying desperately to stay one step ahead of the security guards and cameras, you can't go around yakking it up.
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Like children sneaking into some forbidden sanctuary, everyone keeps trading excited and worried glances, scanning for the first petroglyph—but there's only the vast silence of the canyon, impenetrable as the rock walls closing you in.
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After allegedly admitting to "sneaking" into Jason's home in the middle of the night and stabbing him, a child believed to be their 9-year-old son called 63 in the early morning hours of Nov.
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For the past few weeks, as they've fallen further from the eighth seed in the Eastern Conference, and as the probability of sneaking into the postseason diminished with each night, the Knicks maintained an upbeat posture.
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Sneaking into the postseason will not be easy for Los Angeles, which sits 6 points behind the St. Louis Blues for the Western Conference's final wild card with just 10 games remaining in the regular season.
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For her show, "Sneaking into the monument lot from the building on the right," Ms. Blesofsky has turned the space into a lot of sorts, filling it with archways to nowhere, door frames and makeshift monuments.
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So I distracted myself with my camera and then wandered to the bathroom with the intention of sneaking into the cryobank's masturbatorium for a quick glance: a former handicapped bathroom stocked with analog and digital porn.
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He slipped out of a heavily defended compound as Mexican soldiers barreled in before dawn, ducking into an escape route hidden behind a closet and sneaking into the sewers before he was finally caught, officials said Monday.
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The Caldwell family opened up to CBC News about 17-yera-old twin brothers, Jordan and Evan, who died early Saturday after sneaking into Canada Olympic Park, also known as WinSport, in Calgary, Alberta, with their friends.
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Regarding elections interference, Russia, as indeed any other country, would be wise to abstain from sneaking into other nations' political bedrooms — not because gentlemen don't do this, but because there is usually no payoff, only a pushback.
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Last year, two of his brothers and a sister, desperate to find a better way to survive, abandoned their small coffee farms in this mountainous part of Honduras and migrated north, eventually sneaking into the United States.
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My colleague Catie Edmondson chronicled the ways that lawmakers were passing the time: by doodling, chewing gum, doing crosswords, playing with Apple Watches (electronics ban be damned) and sneaking into the Senate cloakroom to check their phones.
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Immediately after sexy time, Emily and Timothy decide to act on a ridiculous idea that they can outsmart Langdon by sneaking into his room, finding out some information about The Sanctuary, and making it there on their own.
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The 9-year-old — who became famous online after a Facebook post with security camera footage from his neighbors' house showed him sneaking into their garage to hug their dog Duchess — now has a puppy of his own.
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Back then, in the 1950s and 60s, hundreds of thousands of migrants were sneaking into Hong Kong from China, dodging People's Liberation Army troops on one side of the border and colonial British police officers on the other.
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The study sessions that turned into dance parties, the sneaking into the football field with a bottle of wine, and later the after-work happy hours that ended in karaoke, the casual coffee dates that turned into more.
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On top of shooting a weekend on the commune, she talked to VICE about what it's like to live life without electricity, and gave us some hot tips on how to keep vermin from sneaking into your cabin.
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They shared the charmingly ordinary experiences that young friends share, like sneaking into the theater on the same ticket, each seeing half of a show, then filling each other in afterward on the half the other had missed.
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Never one for small talk, he rarely sat in on interviews, sneaking into the room toward the end to sit in silently, or stopping in merely to say hello to a witness, letting his prosecutors speak for him.
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Not all of them end tragically After sneaking into the wheel well of an airplane at the San Jose, California airport, the teen just covered his ears and sat on the shell of the plane as it took off.
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Kuhn-Fricker then texted a friend Thursday night to tell her that she had sent a message to the suspect's mother calling him "an outspoken Neo Nazi" who was a "sneaking into our house at night," the Post reported.
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The less disparity there is from the top of the league to the bottom, the better chance this Vegas club will have at being competitive right away or sneaking into the playoffs and making a run once it's there.
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One of the people who went to the museum with Rohana told law enforcement officials that on the ride back to Delaware, Rohana was bragging about sneaking into the exhibit and having a thumb from one of the warriors.
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Svitolina's form nosedived in the second half of the year and after sneaking into the eight-woman field courtesy of three early-season titles, the world number seven sensed her presence had been regarded as undeserved in some quarters.
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Now, the Canadian Medical Association Journal (CMAJ) is calling on the Minister of Health to give more teeth to the existing law and to "punish violations" by levying fines, in order to stop privatization from sneaking into universal healthcare.
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He also started going to clubs, including sneaking into a notorious US garage party called Cheers at La Coupole in 2003 to see house legend Kerri Chandler behind the decks for the first time—an experience he still recalls vividly.
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False: Fauna's Birthdate and Discovery of Her Adoption In the TV series, Fauna only discovers she's adopted by sneaking into her mother's things and finding her birth certificate, which we see on-screen and shows her birthdate as being 1949.
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Trail Blazers 104, Lakers 101 Instead of quietly sneaking into the offseason after losing its season finale to playoff-bound Portland, Los Angeles made some noise when Magic Johnson announced his resignation as president of basketball operations for the team.
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Decorating for the holidays can be costly and messy (do you really need pine needles sneaking into every crevice of your living space for the next six months?!), but there's no arguing how cozy and comforting it makes your place feel.
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His tales, whether of madcap antics such as nearly getting arrested for illegally climbing Mt Kilimanjaro as a student to being arrested years later for sneaking into the Ogaden, convey a vivid sense of a place where anything seems possible.
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Renault rookie Jolyon Palmer will start 14th behind McLaren drivers Fernando Alonso and Jenson Button, the Briton sneaking into Q2 after the clock had run down on the initial session with a last flying lap that tipped Sauber's Marcus Ericsson out.
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Or rushing past the fountain with another young woman to see "Boris Godunov," sitting near the pool one hot afternoon with another, sneaking into concerts at intermission with others and roving downstairs at the ballet to grab empty orchestra seats.
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He stumbled on, resting briefly on doorsteps, sneaking into stores for a little warmth, and, finally, when his strength was at an end, when he was ready to lie down and die, instinct told him to return to his old building.
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My Solution to the Driving Problem: Vandalism Sneaking into my mother's garage to disable the engine of her 1997 Honda Accord was not something I ever imagined doing in my role as daughter and caregiver of a parent in failing health.
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Warriors 125, Knicks 111 The youthful Knicks put up a surprisingly stiff fight against the mighty Golden State Warriors in the first half on Monday night, sneaking into the locker room with a 64-63 lead at Madison Square Garden.
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A worry for Myanmar as it prepares to scrutinize any returnees is the risk of Islamist militants sneaking into the country, as several groups, including al Qaeda in the Indian Subcontinent (AQIS), have called for a jihad to fight for the Rohingya.
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Jones said that during an investigation of this claim, two of the women who complained in emails said it was their primary concern that the guest had been sneaking into and out of the theater and not that they were "afraid" of him.
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While Goff is excelling in his second season, running back Todd Gurley is the one sneaking into the MVP conversation and is up to 1,817 yards and 17 touchdowns - rushing and receiving - on the season after totaling four scores in last week's win.
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Vibes ATX's Day Parties Promise To Change The GameThere's no shortage of day parties worth attending (or sneaking into) during SXSW, but the one we're most excited for is Vibes XX17, which takes over the Vulcan Gas Company on March 17 and 18.
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It takes place in a huge open world — think Grand Theft Auto or Assassin's Creed — and strings together a series of missions the primarily boil down to sneaking into a location in order to steal some information or take out a bad guy.
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These perhaps hark back to what Mr. Bayrle has described as a formative experience — sneaking into a local Catholic church and hearing a group of women reciting the rosary — or later, listening to Buddhist monks in Asia meditating to droning wind instruments.
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The details of how Jacobson, a former police officer, pulled off a multimillion-dollar scam include a national McDonald's Monopoly game promotion and a stealthy heist that found Jacobson sneaking into an airport bathroom stall to swap out handfuls of winning McDonald's Monopoly stickers.
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Luckily, my father lived in Manhattan only a two hour train ride away, so I was sneaking into the city when I could—of course I was lying about where I was going as I was much too young to get in to most places.
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Twilight (2008) After admitting that he's made a habit of sneaking into her room to watch her sleep (not cool, by the way), vampire Edward (Robert Pattinson) kisses Bella (Kristen Stewart) in way that probably made at least a few audience members instantly hint puberty.
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But instead of taking out his frustrations on longtime friends like Jessie, who has replaced him as the playroom sheriff, he turns that envy into effort, trying even harder to make Bonnie like him by sneaking into her backpack and going to kindergarten with her.
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From rocking out on his guitar, donning a Gucci diamond-encrusted top to sneaking into the garage while his parents are sleeping dressed in a silver spacesuit to live out his childhood dream of "building my own spaceship," Bay brings his imagination to life.
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While the sniping among committee members was sharper than normal, and the clans of noisy people seemed capable of sneaking into the hearing room with placards, colored pencils and loud voices, there was something reassuring about the platitudinous statements about precedent or watching Sen.
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The Orange recovered, winning eight of their first 10 games with Boeheim back, inching into the mix in the Atlantic Coast Conference, sneaking into the N.C.A.A. tournament, and soaring into their second Final Four in four years, where they will face North Carolina on Saturday.
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In a recent rundown of this dreadful phenomenon, Select All defines it as "The act of sneaking into someone's Instagram DMs after failing to match with them on Tinder," and if you've spent much time swiping left you've no doubt experienced it first hand.
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There's a slightly rosy way to look at Green Book's win, even if you hated the film: It doesn't show that the Academy is the same as it ever was, but rather that a combination of factors led to it sneaking into an undeserved win.
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The government announced last week that it would get rid of the area of the camp that is next to the motorway leading up to the Eurotunnel in an effort to keep asylum seekers from sneaking into trucks crossing over to the United Kingdom.
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Others see it differently: William Vanbergen, head of BE Education, a consultancy in China that advises those wishing to study abroad, says that some Chinese parents imagine that Brexit will mean fewer refugees and terrorists sneaking into Britain, making the country less dangerous for their offspring.
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In addition to stars of the Marvel film itself — including Michael B. Jordan, who told Entertainment Tonight about sneaking into a screening on opening night to see real reactions — some of the Ryan Coogler-directed film's biggest fans are celebrities who have fallen under the Wakanda spell.
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I eventually got him by sneaking into the basement of the ostentatious party venue to learn the recipe for my target's favorite cocktail, dressing as a barman, and then serving a version — laced with rat poison — to him in a room packed with 100 of his guests.
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But last week, for the first time since hackers captured $81 million from Bangladesh's central bank in February, Swift acknowledged that the thieves have tried to carry out similar heists at other banks on its network by sneaking into the beating heart of the global banking system.
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Her spot-on version of Judi Dench is a perverse delight; turns out Ms. Ullman's fictional version of the great actress has a penchant for shoplifting, vandalizing hotel bathrooms and sneaking into movies, deflecting suspicion when she is caught by invoking her status as a beloved institution.
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Deja vu for Wainwright as Cardinals blank Marlins ST. LOUIS — On Saturday night, the St. Louis Cardinals celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their 2006 team that won the World Series after sneaking into the playoffs with an 83-79 record that barely won the National League Central.
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Huzaifa has claimed to have been in Syria with ISIS sometime in 2014 or 2015 (originally sneaking into Syria over the Turkish border to join the group), only to escape months later, growing troubled by "death everywhere" and returning to Canada after a stop in Pakistan by 2016.
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The jovial rush of sneaking into a fancy car that doesn't belong to you; Leonardo DiCaprio's soft, angelic face; the slow, creeping in of Celine Dion's 1997 smash hit "My Heart Will Go On"; Kate Winslet's hand print on the steamy window—it's the perfect template for Serious Lovemaking.
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Allen might be the only auteur to open the Cannes Film Festival three times, but he's also a man who has been accused of sneaking into his young daughter's bed "in the middle of the night" and "forcing her to suck his thumb," according to his son's op-ed.
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It was MJ Cole, Artful Dodger, Robbie Craig was doing a PA of Woman Trouble & I was convinced Craig David was going to be there even though he wasn't on the bill Poundland Bandit: I remember sneaking into Brixton Jamm when I was 17 to see Luck & Neat.
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Fast-forward a few years, and it's probably Estée Lauder Pleasures — in all its floral, effervescent glory — or the bright, warm Kenzo Flower that takes pride of place atop the shabby dresser in your dorm room, a spritz of each encapsulating everything from sneaking into bars to new relationships and beyond.
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Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko told security officials the ban announced Friday will prevent Russian servicemen disguised as civilians from sneaking into the country, according to the AP. Several Russian troops were able to sneak into Eastern Ukraine where the Ukrainian army is in an ongoing battle with Russian-backed separatists.
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Today, American laws generally make two kinds of sexual deception illegal: cases where someone impersonates a person's partner (by sneaking into their bedroom at night, for instance), and cases where someone such as a doctor tricks a patient into thinking a sex act is actually some sort of medical procedure.
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The most powerful union in southern Nevada, the Culinary Union Local 226, also harshly criticized the Sanders campaign for sneaking into employee dining rooms and canvassing for Sanders while wearing union pins — a move that, several advocates in Nevada stressed to me, could have gotten the union in serious trouble.
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Insider recently had the opportunity to observe a group of snipers at the Scout Sniper School at Marine Corps Base Quantico go through stalking training, an exercise where the students practice sneaking into a position where they could effectively fire on a target without, at any point, being spotted by the instructors.
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The basic point, though, is that the alt-right movement — which supporters hoped and analysts feared would become stronger and more mainstream after Charlottesville — has actually devolved into farce, with one of its key figures literally living at his parents' house and sneaking into his father's room to film his hateful videos.
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Naked Florida man revealed on video sneaking into restaurant and munching on ramen (November 12) The St. Petersburg Police Department was reviewing video footage of a burglar who broke into The Chattaway restaurant and helped himself to chicken wings, beer, and $500 worth of other stuff, when they checked the recordings from the night before.
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Adding to the tense atmosphere as the measure hung in the balance, senators learned that one of their own — Senator Rand Paul, Republican of Kentucky — had tested positive for Covid-19 after going about his Senate business in proximity to his colleagues, even sneaking into the senators-only gym to swim laps in the pool.
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I was very struck by this idea of a 13-year-old sneaking into school, and I considered what my attitude to school was when I was 13 — and the idea of how inconceivable it would be that I'd have tried to sneak past teachers in order to get into a double math class.
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It's a perplexingly disjointed group, consisting of a 20-something artist (Greta Gerwig), who rents a room from Dorothea; and a 17-year-old neighbor (Elle Fanning), an emotionally fragile girl who takes refuge from the world by regularly sneaking into Jamie's room, mostly ignoring the fact that the younger boy is hopelessly smitten with her.
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Watching it now reminds me of being too young to go out properly, so you end up telling your parents you're staying at a mate's when you're actually drinking bottled vodka and cokes with guys in the year above and sneaking into clubs with fake ID. "Look At Me" was clearly the album's lowkey gem though.
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But what is most memorable and evocative about the book is the details of Claudia and Jamie living in the museum: picking out an elaborate Elizabethan English bed to sleep in and then realizing with disappointment that it smells musty; hiding from their classmates in an Egyptian tomb; sneaking into the restaurant fountain at night to bathe.
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He helped create "The Cosby Show," which almost instantly became one of American television's most important programs, for its portrayal of black people as happy, stable, well off and free of white oppression and guilt; for sneaking into typical sitcom high jinks occasional, hilarious, often poignant lessons about gender equality, friendship and marriage; and for proving that such a depiction could be a ratings winner.
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The E27-sized bulbs (the standard chubby ones used in lamps) began sneaking into stores around the world last month; now they're on the Ikea website where a spot-check of its physical stores shows plenty of stock across the US. They aren't available to purchase on-line, however, and they're currently only listed as a $34.99 bundle kit with one LED light bulb and one battery-powered dimmer.
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"Hotwire the Ferris Wheel" enlists Everything But the Girl's Tracey Thorn to sing a jaunty duet about sneaking into an amusement park and using the rides after hours to the tune of ethereal backup singers melding with breathy synthesized violin and rhythm glide; musical soar parallels the presumed thrill of riding a Ferris wheel, at night, when you're not supposed to, wind in your face, the view receding into the distance.
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I got used to sneaking into the bathroom at Walmart and trying to discretely bathe in the sinks and do my dishes whilst not calling too much attention to my appearance, which, if it were the morning after the show could mean that I had leftover clown drag on, or if I was in my carnival uniform (yes, there is a uniform, which is the first job I've ever worn one) getting harsh side eye.
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Martin Wheeler teaches at the Brazilian jiu jitsu legend Rigan Machado's school and likely runs into competent grapplers every day but can still go around the world wowing people with this stuff: And it is sneaking into Brazilian jiu jitsu too, as the first generations of BJJ black belts get to the age where their strength and reflexes just aren't there any more they start to get into the 'energy' lark too.
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I try to circle back one last time to see a show I have particularly liked and am often rewarded with unexpected sightings or surprisingly emotional moments: Edward Albee sneaking into a seat just as the house lights dimmed at the final performance of the 2012 revival of "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf;" Stephen Sondheim being called up onstage by Bernadette Peters at the end of "A Little Night Music" in 20133.
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The best stories are the ones that focused on little things, like finding out that Waylon got the idea or his iconic "W" logo from a Gene Autry film, or that he liked to mess with his crew by sneaking into their bathrooms and going wild with the Super Glue, or that he was friends with Muhammad Ali, or that Johnny Cash, playing, amateur photographer, had snapped family portraits of Waylon and his kin on a group trip to Jamaica.
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The gist is that the media doesn't report on illegal immigration being a crisis because the sort of immigrants entering the country illegally don't threaten upper middle-class jobs— but they sure as shit would change their tune if a lot of lawyers and reporters were sneaking into the US. "When the mainstream media covers immigration, it doesn't always see it as an economic issue," Cruz says in voiceover, as actors splash through knee-high water with their briefcases over their heads.
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That means I sort of missed out on that entire teenage rite-of-passage with alcohol—of drinking until you're sick on a park bench, of sneaking into rock clubs with extremely lax ID policies (it's always rock clubs), of loitering outside liquor stores with a pocket full of change and the one person in your group with the most polite voice asking adult passersby if they can score you some Bacardi—because I had too many searing memories of coming home to find my dad passed out in front of the TV; of having to make him strong black coffee to sober him up before my mom got home and they had yet another argument about it; of him moving out and dwelling in this tiny apartment, alone and watching televised golf, slowly slouching towards death.
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