She stepped outside, phone in hand, to call a taxi.
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Whenever we stepped outside, he put on a floppy hat.
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I stepped outside the room while Luton examined her patient.
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Most of the audience stepped outside to talk or smoke.
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The two of them stepped outside into the balmy air.
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Representative Bill Posey, a Florida Republican, stepped outside after dinner.
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Shortly after, he stepped outside to compose himself, overwhelmed with grief.
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After the storm passed, she stepped outside and saw extensive damage.
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Wearing a favorite Blackhawks shirt and nice jeans, Thomas stepped outside.
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I bought a ticket and stepped outside to survey the grounds.
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I was just 20 when I first stepped outside the law.
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After slow dancing, they stepped outside, played in the snow, and kissed.
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I remember the moment he stepped outside the bar to meet me.
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"I stepped outside the middle and gave him that lane," he said.
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Then he stepped outside onto a narrow street in the Vietnamese capital.
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Dwight wasn't in the dojo, and Matt guessed he'd already stepped outside.
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As soon as we stepped outside, we both felt so much better.
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They showed photographs of the two runaways to residents who stepped outside.
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De Lesepps stepped outside – but did not really acknowledge her fellow housewife's plight.
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That's when one of the men he lives with, Andrew Rosenthal, stepped outside.
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Regardless, with Fool's Day, Cody has stepped outside of his father's permed shadow.
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As soon as they stepped outside, they were ambushed by fans and paparazzi.
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When you stepped outside you could hear the flames and feel the heat.
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Then I stepped outside at intermission on Saturday evening and checked my phone.
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The photographer also stepped outside to shoot the subject through the window. Creative.
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I once took a phone call and stepped outside to get some quiet.
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An officer wouldn't let him re-enter the building after he briefly stepped outside.
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Throughout the west, people stepped outside to marvel and capture the lights on camera.
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But once the frames had been filled, I stepped outside into another circular hallway.
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You stepped outside life for a week to get a clearer view of things.
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But as she stepped outside, she was met by the barrel of a gun.
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" It gets worse ... "I just stepped outside and ... how are there not crashed cars?
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At one point, she even stepped outside and said, "I was not expecting this."
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"It's very busy in there," said Ruth Negga, as she stepped outside during cocktails.
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I checked my shoes for scorpions/tarantulas, and stepped outside to the composting toilet.
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It was four or five people deep, and everyone erupted when he stepped outside.
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Once I stepped outside the house, she continued to follow me, screaming and attacking me.
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As he continued to wait, he stepped outside the hotel just as police showed up.
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Like many other American citizens, Donald Trump stepped outside to watch Tuesday's rare solar eclipse.
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He awoke the morning of the flood and stepped outside to see water rising, quickly.
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"By the time I stepped outside, every little breeze set the skirt flying," she says.
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When she stepped outside, it was 3:05, and the tsunami sirens were already wailing.
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Vladimer claims Klein forced himself on her when the two stepped outside for a cigarette.
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"Mark and I stepped outside for a moment to take a breath," Ms. Resnik said.
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Through all of my experiences, not one man stepped outside the boundaries I had set.
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But I'm hyper-aware of the fact that I haven't stepped outside in 60 hours.
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Bradac tells us he'd merely stepped outside with the lingerie to look for his wife.
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As soon as I stepped outside my eyes started to water from the frigid breeze.
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He and Alexis finished their meal, then stepped outside, into a battery of camera flashes.
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This morning, Manning stepped outside of Fort Leavenworth Prison in Kansas for the first time.
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The singer graciously stepped outside the office to pose for photos and chat with his fans.
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If you've stepped outside recently, you've probably seen, heard, or dodged many a Pokémon Go player.
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For this installment, we stepped outside of the restaurant world and on board a luxury superyacht.
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"The encounter lasted forty seconds but it felt like we'd stepped outside of time," she says.
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When it got dark out, I stepped outside for some fresh air and drifted into thought.
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Finally Corinne and Taylor stepped outside to talk and it was totally messy and dramatic and fantastic.
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William Demetrius "Meat-Meat" James stepped outside his bedroom looking like he had just seen a ghost.
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They stepped outside the lab into an area of open office space where other employees had gathered.
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Heriberto Gomez, a lifelong resident who says he watches over the neighborhood, stepped outside at 3 a.m.
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We stepped outside to witness the first total solar eclipse visible from North America since 1979. 20.
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In his push to change the system, Sanders certainly stepped outside the established mainstream of American politics.
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Sober for seven years, he has yet to give up cigarettes and stepped outside for a smoke.
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On an airless Saturday night in the summer of 2012, Ricks stepped outside into the Wentworth courtyard.
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The humidity hit her like a wall the moment she stepped outside Shen laoshi's ground-floor studio.
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A thick, stinging haze greeted the ecologist, Gileyboi Zhyemuratov, as he stepped outside that day in May.
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Eventually he stepped outside to say he does not want abortion to be used as birth control.
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The two eventually stepped outside and tried to assure reporters that any differences had been patched up.
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His light complexion marked him as different any time he stepped outside of his close-knit community.
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When I was rushing to work the other morning, I stepped outside and immediately slipped on some ice.
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A couple of weather observers from the Mount Washington Observatory stepped outside to ride the waves of air.
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What that "step backward" truly signaled was the moment when abstraction finally stepped outside of the Greenbergian narrative.
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Dobbie had just put a load of laundry in when she stepped outside to make a phone call.
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It was raining and I stepped outside without an umbrella, feeling my sneakers soak up the city's puddles.
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We chalked up his fevers to a different virus strain, and he stepped outside, squinting in the sunlight.
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But as soon as they opened that gate and I stepped outside, I realized: 'This really is happening.
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Harrison stepped outside her office to take in the life-altering news in the privacy of her car.
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On Wednesday, Trump stepped outside of Mar-a-Lago and took a few questions from his press pool.
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Shortly before 5pm, the Cameron family stepped outside the door of 10 Downing Street for a final wave.
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I stepped outside for a quick run to clear my head but, otherwise, wrote straight through the day.
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Today, for 17 minutes, countless students across the country left their classrooms and stepped outside into the daylight.
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He stepped outside his home on Friday morning to urinate and was hit by a collapsing coconut tree.
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Wednesday, as the police arrived, and some residents, including Sal Sica, stepped outside to see what was happening.
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The next morning I woke up, made myself a coffee, and stepped outside to views of the Owyhee Mountains.
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L.L. Bean stepped outside its comfort zone and was rewarded with a surge in popularity even greater than before.
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The two left fellow astronaut Mike Collins behind in the capsule, descended toward the lunar surface, and stepped outside.
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The loud disagreement spilled out after the meeting into the outer Oval, before Stepien and Lewandowski eventually stepped outside.
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The pair was photographed outside of the bureau on Monday where Lawrence smiled as she stepped outside with Maroney.
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I stepped outside in about half a dozen layers of long-sleeved clothing (Dubai's heat really had spoiled me).
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Martinez said he had just stepped outside a home in a rural neighborhood north of Weslaco when he was hit.
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Once she stepped outside, she was dressed like a woman for the first time outside the confines of her bedroom.
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After the tourist stepped outside the bar, "someone hit him, and he had minor injuries to the head," Milker said.
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President Donald Trump and the first lady stepped outside the White House to take in the eclipse, glasses in place.
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Andrews stepped outside of the box for Tuesday's results show, wearing a fitted, pale pink Mason by Michelle Mason jumpsuit.
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He also stepped outside the Glo Gang's immediate circle, recording with everyone from Texas rapper Maxo Kream to Kendrick Lamar.
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Or a neighbor would have stepped outside and seen him, perhaps even worked up the courage to call for help.
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Mr. Hargress, 83, stepped outside in his three-piece suit and pointed to where Mr. Magee used to hang out.
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GUAYNABO, P.R. — Miriam Gonzalez stepped outside her shuttered restaurant in this municipality near San Juan and offered an exaggerated grin.
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When I stepped outside, the sun was to the west, the M2 was at the curb and I was starving.
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The roosters were still asleep and the sky was dark when Yang Xiukui stepped outside to start her day's work.
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It was 6:30 AM when Wildin David Guillen-Acosta stepped outside his house in Durham, North Carolina, headed to school.
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Rob stepped outside half naked ... giving us a first glimpse at his bod since he started his diet and fitness regimen.
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In many cases countries stepped outside of their own comfort zone to accommodate us, only to see us now walk away.
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He appeared to have stepped outside for some period of time and returned just before firing on the patrons, he said.
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Now, I think looking back on the past couple of years, they've maybe stepped outside of the lines here or there.
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When was the last time you stepped outside and weren't immediately smacked in the face by a hard wave of noise?
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I paid, stepped outside, and downed the pill and water in the grungy parking lot—a stone's throw from German territory.
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In all seriousness, though, she did do one celebratory thing: She stepped outside for a moment to pick up Dunkin' Donuts.
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Each of the dog owners completed a survey about their smoking habits, frequency, and whether they smoked indoors or stepped outside.
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He opened the front door and the student, clad only in boxer shorts, stepped outside — and urinated on the front porch.
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Bush, Mr. Levenson stepped outside the bedroom, shut the door and was talking to her medical aides when he heard Mrs.
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But he had stepped outside and was in parked car nearby when he saw the mass of panicked partygoers run past.
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When the mother stepped outside to smoke, another patient tried to offer maternal guidance and steer the girl away from boys.
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A shotgun blast ripped into him as he stepped outside his wood-frame house in the western Brazilian state of Acre.
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When installation was complete, one of the deliverymen stepped outside to return a phone call, according to the wrongful death complaint.
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But once I stepped outside of the cave and my eyes adjusted to the dizzying sunlight of reality, nothing really happened.
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She made the most of her winter coat, bundling up and concealing her face -- and that was before she stepped outside.
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Less than a half-hour after they went back in, the family pushed open the federal building's glass doors and stepped outside.
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I stepped outside the room, found an empty vase behind the nurse's station and arranged the flowers while he and I chatted.
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I stepped outside with every appearance of a ~normal human~, but I couldn't bring myself to take off that hat right away.
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One thing I found fascinating about the final episode (again, no spoilers) was how the show almost stepped outside of that structure.
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Josephine Hereford, 65, a Hyde Park resident, said she stepped outside Thursday and breathed in the sunshine and crisp air, feeling giddy.
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After her name was called, Diaz stepped outside the courtroom to talk with her landlord's attorney, a white man in wire glasses.
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For this installment, we stepped outside of the restaurant world and inside the realm of being a private chef for a wealthy family.
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Austin: During our school's college fair, before we started dating, we stepped outside, and we ended up on this hill just joking together.
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At midnight, Mr. Arias planned on serving a champagne toast, but the crowd of 40 or so had stepped outside to look up.
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So I related to this kitten because it never really stepped outside of its comfort zone to be vulnerable and make a connection.
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" Asked what went through his head when he first stepped outside of the building, Cruise later told reporters, "I hope I don't fall.
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But opponents think the administration stepped outside the bounds, and the Clean Power Plan is far too consequential for the courts to allow.
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Joe Negrelli, now 67, had stepped outside of Stonewall into a park across the street when he saw the clash with police begin.
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After stabbing Mr. Patouhas, he stepped outside and threw an accelerant into the store, setting Mr. Patouhas and the other man on fire.
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This week, a woman who reluctantly threw away a broken lamp stepped outside to find it had been fixed by a kind stranger.
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Kimbrough stepped outside for his walk with European Space Agency astronaut Thomas Pesquet in order to perform some maintenance on the orbiting outpost.
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Dinner service was hours away, but the sprawling kitchen was already abuzz with activity and classic rock, so we stepped outside to chat.
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The Crazy Family members stepped outside to the small open-air patio in early spring, to stare into the dark night looking for helicopters.
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She stepped outside, where a line of fans snaked around a man who was sitting on a blanket, selling sports trophies and mismatched shoes.
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" After the two stepped outside, Wilkinson says, "I was babbling a little, but I got my point across in a polite and direct fashion.
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That said, it's precisely those times you mention, when the movie stepped outside of Los Angeles, that the film came into its own, visually.
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When they stepped outside and looked east, they would have seen the Repton and their old home; they were kings of all they surveyed.
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On the day of her scarification, Amory Reed stepped outside the tattoo and piercing parlor Pens & Needles, in downtown Colorado Springs, for a cigarette.
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All of the adults eventually stepped outside the meeting, leaving the boys on the team to debate among themselves whether to postpone Saturday's game.
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Ray Wood, 63, died near his Adamsville home after he stepped outside to retrieve his family pet from the brewing storm, ABC affiliate WBBJ reported.
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As I stepped outside the next morning, the sky was a kaleidoscope of darkness, a blue expanse and thin white clouds radiating from the horizon.
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In an attempt to capitalize upon their newfound popularity, L.L. Bean stepped outside its comfort zone and released a redesign of their sought-after shoe.
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I felt like we stepped outside of a structure that didn't have a strong foundation and let it collapse, and now we're stepping back in.
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During the interval, I spoke to Stefan Lattner, a scientist at the Austrian Research Institute for Artificial Intelligence, as he stepped outside for a cigarette.
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Then an agent pretending to be a police officer called Garcia to ask that he come help file an incident report, so he stepped outside.
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Mr. Carbery, a park ranger, had stepped outside his home at sunrise last July 212 to take photos of bears foraging in a cherry tree.
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Hardaway stepped outside to take it, only to hear Phil Jackson, the team president, and General Manager Steve Mills tell him he had been traded.
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They were photographed outside of the Manhattan marriage bureau, where Lawrence smiled as she stepped outside with Maroney holding what appeared to be a document.
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"We totally disagree with the law," said Candy Lee, who had stepped outside the dental clinic where she worked with a couple of her coworkers.
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They argue that the commission stepped outside its authority by changing the way broadband service is classified under the law to get the rules approved.
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Taylor got a delivery notification for a new supply on Monday but when he stepped outside 20 minutes later to retrieve it, the box was gone.
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The focus on its gore might not have malicious intent, but it's a handy way of saying Ducournau has stepped outside the lines of good taste.
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I pushed the robe into the passenger's side and stepped outside wearing nothing but a Speedo, off-brand Speedo mirrored goggles, and dollar store flip-flops.
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About four minutes after they stepped outside the South Tower and ran towards Trinity Church, their building collapsed, followed by the North Tower, 30 minutes later.
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And then, in 2018, James stepped outside the realm of Hollywood and sports to open up the I Promise School in his hometown of Akron, Ohio.
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He wore a coat with a Druidic hood, which he pulled over his head when he stepped outside, to protect his signature mane from the rain.
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Sessions was with Trump in the Oval Office conducting interviews for a new FBI director but stepped outside when Rosenstein called to give him the news.
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When the winds moved on, the Key West holdout stepped outside to briefly inspect his street, now strewn with debris and branches, broken shutters and windows.
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Then, as a mammoth wildfire moved in, he took a break from flipping through a New Yorker magazine and stepped outside to see what was happening.
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One of the funniest things to me was as soon as she stepped outside in the rom-com world, absolutely everything is just covered in flowers.
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He and Mr. Navarro stepped outside to engage in a profanity-laced shouting match, an unmistakable demonstration to the Chinese of their deep differences of opinions.
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Chris Murphy (D-Conn.), Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) stepped outside the Capitol to encourage the students and were greeted with cheers.
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The couple was photographed outside of Manhattan marriage bureau in New York City on Monday where Lawrence, 29, smiled as she stepped outside with Maroney, 34.
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AND SO HE STEPPED OUTSIDE THE PEWS, YOU SAID, AND BROUGHT HIS MINISTRY TO THE STREETS, FOUNDING FOCUS, HOPE TO ADDRESS POVERTY AND INJUSTICE IN STRUGGLING NEIGHBORHOODS.
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Then one night at a bar in Queens, on the eve of his 25th birthday, he stepped outside to find a group of men jumping his friend.
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Inside the Allenholm Farm market, a woman peeled fruit with a hand-crank device, then stepped outside to feed the peels to the donkeys, ponies and goats.
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After the installation was completed, Lachazo's co-worker, David Gonzalez, stepped outside to call the office while Lachazo stayed behind to talk to Udell about the new appliances.
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He said he had just stepped outside of the party when he was struck by the bullet fragment, which became lodged in the top layer of his brain.
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A protest had formed near his house on April 10; it's unclear if he stepped outside to see what was going on or if he was a participant.
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Colors stepped outside the usual earthy fall palette to embrace pale kiwi green, purple, and fuchsia — though the color black was heavily embraced by nearly every designer, too.
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He pointed an object threateningly at Constable Ken Lam, the Toronto police officer who was the first to encounter him as he stepped outside of his rental van.
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All the butlers, waiters, bartenders, kitchen and other low-level employees were black, as were the two armed guards who stepped outside the train at every sunny stop.
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Zhou Qingchun, another local resident, described swirling in the air in the tornado as he stepped outside of his home in an attempt to rescue his mother living nearby.
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Law enforcement sources tell us ... one of the guys stepped outside, and a male suspect wearing a mask pulled up in a car and attempted to rob the victim.
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Panamanian international soccer player Amílcar Henríquez stepped outside of his house in Colon, Panama when a gunman fired multiple bullets into him on Saturday, according to the Associated Press.
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The police arrived at the address they were given, and a police officer fatally shot Andrew Finch, 28, in his doorway after he stepped outside to investigate the commotion.
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Spieth, 22, stopped to speak to reporters after the presentations and dissected his performance as if he had stepped outside his body, with the dispassion of a television analyst.
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Carter County Sheriff Chris Bryant said a woman named Tracy Garcia was visiting a home when she stepped outside and was attacked by a group of dogs at the residence.
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The girl cat started to look for Scottie when she was out on her walks, and Scottie was always there, running out to meet her the second she stepped outside.
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"I heard the sound of fire engines and stepped outside my house and saw big flames spewing out of the building," NHK quoted a 16-year-old boy as saying.
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In Boca Raton, Frank Cerabino, a Palm Beach Post columnist familiar with the creatures, stepped outside and saw a bright green specimen by his pool on Thursday morning, feet up.
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In Boca Raton, Frank Cerabino, a Palm Beach Post columnist familiar with the critters, stepped outside and saw a bright green specimen by his pool on Thursday morning, feet up.
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" The two stepped outside of their home to talk, and Cline told Austin, "I'm not lying and I'm sorry that you think I'm a liar, but I'm not a liar.
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Scott Daehlin, who lives in a G.M.C. Safari in the parking lot, had prepared the sanctuary's sound system for choir practice and stepped outside to get something from his van.
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Today — Watch this cat fight off three coyotes: Max, an 8-year-old rescue cat, stepped outside of his Los Angeles home last week and was met with three coyotes.
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Though she loves a good sheath, she stepped outside of her comfort zone with a flouncy Azzedine Alaïa dress featuring a full skirt, fitted bodice and cropped jacket in 2014. 2015
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When I stepped outside onto 125th Street, one of the busiest stretches in New York City, it was as if all of the air had been sucked out of the sky.
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I detected my wife when she stepped outside (she liked to turn around and wave to Nest Cam Outdoor) and I got an alert when the gardeners arrived in the backyard.
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While taking a break from a tedious data-entry job, I stepped outside onto a fire escape to find a dun-brown spider dangling at eye level from the wrought iron.
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Before he could make any decisions, another police car pulled up, and an officer stepped outside and pulled his gun on Jordan, screaming at him to get back on the ground.
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Image: Sippy/YouTubeThree years ago, it seemed like everyone experiencing near-zero temperatures stepped outside with a pot full of boiling water and flung it into the air to make instant snow.
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After posting for portraits with their family members, the new mom of three stepped outside under the trees to take a special photo with just Louis in the garden of Clarence House.
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Their arguments in the 192-page initial brief focus heavily on their position that the EPA has stepped outside the bounds of its authority under the Clean Air Act to limit pollution.
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KHARTOUM, Sudan — As protesters massed at the gates of Sudan's military headquarters, calling for the ouster of President Omar Hassan al-Bashir, the country's Air Force chief stepped outside to address them.
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Now for Plan A had dropped the year before, and I remember the first day in March I stepped outside with the new machine and "At Transformation" hit me like a lightning bolt.
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"Anyone who has stepped outside to 'get a signal,' or has warned a caller of a potential loss of service before entering an elevator, understands, on some level, that location matters," Motz wrote.
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On Sunday, artist Christine Stein stepped outside her California home to discover a surprise: The massive bush growing behind her custom tribute to the late musician Prince had bloomed for the first time.
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The president accused Mueller of hiring investigators with conflicts of interest, and declined to say whether or not he would fire the special counsel if Mueller stepped outside the boundaries of his investigation.
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I walked past Kool Koffee, which I have avoided forever because you know I don't find cutesy spellings cute, and she stepped outside to throw away some trash and I became trash for her.
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It was early spring 2015 when Dina Theissen stepped outside her Palm Beach, Florida, home and spotted a little ball of gray fluff at the bottom of an oak tree near her front door.
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The group was in a bar in Dayton's bustling Oregon District, and when it came time to leave, Green and Fudge stepped outside to wait for Green's sister, who is not related to Fudge.
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"On the day we left the embassy and stepped outside, I told my children, from this moment on, as a father, I am breaking you free from your shackles," Thae said on another show.
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Olsha, Russia: 2 dead, 3 injuredAt about 5 PM, a man set fire to his own house, andthen stepped outside in camouflage with a gun before setting fire to his neighbor's house as well.
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Even President Donald Trump stepped outside with Melania to see the eclipse, though, true to form, he did exactly the opposite of the scientific advice and, at least briefly, looked directly at the sun.
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Police officers arrived at the address they were given, and one fatally shot a fourth man, Andrew Finch, 28, in his doorway after he stepped outside to investigate the commotion and dropped his hands.
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Imagine a fall selection of coffee flavors coming out in your favorite chain coffee shop, empowering you to add pumpkin spice, a shot of vanilla, and change from cold to hot once you've stepped outside.
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I spoke briefly with the National Park Service employees at the center, snagged a "Selma to Montgomery" patch to sew onto my pack after completing the trail, and stepped outside, bracing myself for the humidity.
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He had arranged for Ikuenobe to be snatched by a group of asma boys as soon as he stepped outside, pocketing the money in exchange for passing him into the hands of a violent militia.
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She did determine that I was allergic to dust mites, but my issues with an indoor allergen that gets worse during the winter did nothing to explain why my problems started when I stepped outside.
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That night, a security guard called up to Sui's apartment and said his car had been scratched in an accident and when he stepped outside, a group of police quickly whisked him away, said Sui.
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Lucas' tone hardened as he recalled a manager at a mom-and-pop local arcade who once changed the settings on all the games he'd been working when he stepped outside for a phone call.
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Poremski had just stepped outside to get something from her car when her home suddenly went up in flames while her daughter and dog, the almost 6-year-old Polo, were still inside, reports CBS News.
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Actor Jim Duff had just finished shooting a scene for a heist film he was working on in Crawfordsville, Indiana, when he stepped outside costumed in a black ski mask, holding his prop pistol in hand.
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Jessica Goosmann, a wildlife technician with Montana's Fish, Wildlife & Parks Department, stepped outside to greet them, reaching for the neck of each freshly killed deer to cut an incision and remove a lymph node for testing.
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"It was a complete maze — I mean, there was really no clearly marked exits," said Ben Phelps-Rohrs, who told the public radio station KCRW he stepped outside the concert just before the fire broke out.
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I remember returning to Sacramento, where my mother and I lived in those years, feeling free and light, as if I had stepped outside of myself for the first time, seen the world as it truly existed.
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Our journalists stepped outside the well-trodden zones to listen to the sound of the street—to give a voice to those who had none, and fight for those who other newspapers didn't give a fuck about.
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The star of Mama June: From Not to Hot was, naturally, clad in exercise gear as she stepped outside in Atlanta Sunday and playfully stuck her tongue out at the cameras, showing her spirits are also lighter these days.
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When, at 29, Siddhartha stepped outside, he was confronted with the sight of the aged, the diseased and the dead, an experience that shook him so powerfully that he left his father's home the following day, embracing life as an ascetic.
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He had stepped outside his shop, and around noon two or three men arrived on motorcycles and cut him on his head, his neck, his face and a hand, said Mohammad Aslam Khan, a police official in the Tangail district.
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When Mr. Asgari was told in May that Caspian was closing without repaying his $42,000, he stepped outside and checked the encrypted social media app Telegram, where he found many groups for "property losers" victimized by Caspian and others like it.
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"I stepped outside of my marriage and had an extra-marital affair that ultimately ended in a divorce to a wonderful woman, not because anything was flawed in the marriage or in her, but in my own maturity," he said.
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Since that moment, when they stepped outside into the cold, waist-deep water and Ms. Edmundson heaved her daughters up to the highest spot she could find — the roof of her flooded black Chevrolet Suburban — their lives have been upended.
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He had said that if he lost the appeal then he would leave his cramped quarters at the embassy in the Knightsbridge area of London, though Britain said he would be arrested and extradited to Sweden as soon as he stepped outside.
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When we stepped outside he told me that things weren't working out, that I had tried to "kill the company by turning the team against him by encouraging them to file wage claims," and that I took credit for work I didn't do.
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The week also marked the first time I stepped outside city limits – one afternoon to Fayoum, home of the famous pottery school, and to Luxor the next day – and experienced the extraordinary Egyptian landscape and the splendor of the country's ancient past.
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Yet a stark reminder of my surroundings -- aside from the physical realities of the charm of a boutique hotel in Cuba's Habana Vieja neighborhood -- was the immediate lack of any Internet connection as soon as I stepped outside the confines of the hotel.
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"Finally, four months after the end, I found myself spending a weekend in the country, and I stepped outside and away from my companions, onto a gravel path, and in the dimming pink of the sunset I began along my way," she writes.
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After Brown was fired for the second time by the Cavaliers, he had stepped outside the coaching circle, choosing to watch his oldest son, Elijah, play basketball at New Mexico and filming the high school football games of his other son, Cameron.
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On our final night in the ger (yurt) camp, I watched my father put himself to bed and then stepped outside to watch the half-moon rise over the horizon — and to discover what there was between this Mongol man and myself.
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According to KSL, Jon Bird had been volunteering for an event at the Gallivan Center when he stepped outside for a smoke—and he says that he confirmed with the building's security guard that it was OK to light up in that spot.
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She was visiting Fairbanks and staying with a friend in the Bartlett Hall dormitory when, after a night at the movies followed by pizza with her friends back at the dorm, Sergie stepped outside for a cigarette sometime after midnight on April 26, 1993.
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On Thursday, pundits, politicians and the public at large took aim at John Walker Lindh -- the government's first US-born enemy combatant captured on the battlefield in the global war on terror -- as he stepped outside of prison for the first time in 17 years.
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"I heard the shots, then I saw cops flying everywhere, gunshots everywhere, then a lot of cops came in and swarmed the scene," said Ashslia Jolivette, a cashier at a nearby convenience store who had stepped outside for a smoke when the gunfire began.
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She even stepped outside her comfort zone and wrote the country track "Meant to Be" with Florida Georgia Line that became one of the biggest songs of 2018, and it led the trend of pop country collaborations we saw all through the charts in last year.
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An avid gardener, she points out a spot through a window where she'd planted rose bushes in the dry desert earth—until she realized the only people enjoying the flowers were those who stepped outside to smoke, and she paved it over to make more clinical space.
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Wearing a gingham shirt and pressed slacks, and with a drowsy, contented look on his face, the former speaker with a well-documented taste for merlot exited a V.I.P. room, offered and accepted back slaps from the guys and hugs from the ladies, then stepped outside.
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Although this father-and-son duo had stepped outside of the traditional fashion schedules and cycles, which Mr. Casely-Hayford saw as a redundant mode of marketing and selling, his death just days before the start of London Fashion Week Men's cast a shadow over the shows.
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" Now, more than four decades later – and following Reagan's March 6 death at 94 – Davis remembers the tender moment with her mother as one of the rare times the two women "stepped outside our troubled history into a smooth pool of light and bonded as mother and daughter.
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For Jerry and Cheri Brown, the disturbing and surprising contours of the season hit home this month when they stepped outside their motor home, which was parked on the banks of the Columbia River, where they were volunteering as hosts at a campground about an hour east of Portland.
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With about ten seconds of his allotted three minutes to spare, Sanders again beseeched the board to pass the resolution, thanked the room, then stepped outside to applause from protesters who had been camped out in the parking lot of the John Q. Hammons Center for hours before the meeting began.
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The statement comes hours after Scott stepped outside the governor's mansion in Florida on Thursday night to announced that he and the National Republican Senatorial Committee were filing two lawsuits, one against Broward Supervisor of Elections Brenda C. Snipes and another against Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Susan Bucher.
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But he has stepped outside that mold in aggressively responding to the deadly car attack by an apparent white nationalist sympathizer on anti-racism protesters in Charlottesville, announcing a federal civil rights investigation within hours and labeling the attack an act of domestic terrorism during a string of television appearances on Monday.
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In "Self-Portrait: Between the Clock and the Bed" (1943), made in the midst of World War II, after Adolph Hitler had declared him a "degenerate artist" and ordered his work removed from museums, Munch depicts a thin man who has just stepped outside his well-lit yellow studio into a slightly darker room.
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Blane Barksdale then stepped outside and initially responded to commands before becoming "verbally abusive to the officers, flipping them the bird, not responding to their commands, and deputy marshals at the scene had to use a Taser and what we call a bean bag round in the leg to take him down," Gonzales said.
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Early Wednesday morning, an MTA bus made a quick escape after its driver stepped outside, sending the empty vehicle careening backward down a Brooklyn street: Twitter user Candace McCowan posted a video of the runaway bus as it smashed into cars and crashed to a stop in front of a church, its helpless driver chasing after it.
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After the first match I saw, some stepped outside or got something to eat, others gathered around a screen in the middle of the hall showing a Twitch stream operated by NuggetBridge, an online competitive Pokemon community, staffed by two in-hall announcers sporting snazzy headsets and a fella operating and monitoring the stream from a laptop.
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"In just the last few years, many corporate leaders — and I mean mainstream American companies and brands — have really stepped outside the boardroom and into the public square to advocate on behalf of their employees and their customers," said Chad Griffin, president of the Human Rights Campaign, an advocacy group for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender equality.
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On the surface, little connects the last three shows in the 2018 edition: Justin Vivian Bond singing the Carpenters; an evening exploring the catalog of Scott Frankel and Michael Korie, the team behind such musicals as "Grey Gardens" and "War Paint"; and Ms. Cash, a literate Americana writer and performer who has stepped outside of her father's long shadow.
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As we made our way through the terrible milestones of leukemia — hair loss, infections, feeding tubes and transfusions, one endless, brutal procedure after another — I felt lightheaded every time I stepped outside the hospital, blinking in the sunlight, at the ordinariness of people walking on sidewalks, picking up their children from school, drinking coffee in cafes.
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As I stepped outside onto the White House lawn (where the president's dog, Barney, grumpily ambled, and where men and women of the TV media stood squarely before the cameras, their faux-baritones booming and their faces lacquered with makeup), the sensation was akin to being regurgitated from a frothing slipstream and into a plodding river.
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John Dylan Adams was sentenced to 35 years in prison on Monday in the death of Bobo, 20, whose remains were found in the woods in 2014 not far from her family's semi-rural Decatur County home, from which she had been taken more than three years earlier as she stepped outside to leave for school on the morning of April 13, 2011.
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With yet another rejection of her Brexit deal looming, along with an imminent drubbing for her Conservatives in elections to the European Parliament, no one much disagreed with Britain's Prime Minister Theresa May when she stepped outside the black door of 10 Downing Street on Friday and said that it was "in the best interests" of the country for a new prime minister to take over.
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Shimomura even stepped outside the normal protocol for how video game soundtracks are released with Parasite Eve; rather than opting for an orchestral arrangement of the game's score to release on CD (as is common with supplemental video game music), Shimomura had the idea to commission an album of club-style remixes, transforming the game's grimy urban sound into a full-on explosion of drum 'n' bass and house music.
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