Those who agitate for change are stepping out of line.
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As I'm stepping out of the shower, my mom calls.
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But she's not stepping out of the spotlight just yet.
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And so, she's just always stepping out of that role.
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But all are worth stepping out of your comfort zone for.
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You're stepping out of raw nature and into an Italian feast.
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How do you see the U.S. stepping out of the conflict?
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The ruder ones felt I was stepping out of my lane.
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Alana "Honey Boo Boo" Thompson is stepping out of her comfort zone.
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Before stepping out of the shop, Kozma had asked for a kiss.
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Think of it, quite literally, as stepping out of your comfort zone.
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This time he's seeing a woman's leg stepping out of a limo.
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Of course, it's unrealistic to imagine government stepping out of the way completely.
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You'll find yourself stepping out of your usual routine and exploring exciting spaces.
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And then this is my very first time stepping out of Atlanta, so.
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Stepping out of the chopper, an excited Mr. Kowalski narrowly avoided the rotors.
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Stepping out of the limelight could be a positive move for the couple.
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Stepping out of his car, Juan asks a cranky drug runner what's up.
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Ms. Murdoch and her husband, however, are stepping out of their family's shadow.
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"I'm from Florida, and I love stepping out of my comfort zone," she says.
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Fyre breakout star Andy King has no plans of stepping out of the spotlight.
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As a woman, even stepping out of the house is an act of rebellion.
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He is stepping out of the space because of the online retail giant's competition.
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So it got to a point where I stopped stepping out of my room.
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There's nothing quite like a soft, fluffy towel when stepping out of the shower.
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Sam and I say goodbye to Ben, stepping out of our best friend's house.
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Butler isn't a child star finally stepping out of the roles of his youth.
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"You get so much perspective from stepping out of your usual routine," she said.
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But Larson also suggested there are advantages to stepping out of the leadership bustle.
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Then ban mound visits to pitchers and stepping out of the box for batters.
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The obverse depicts an athlete carrying the Olympic torch stepping out of the flames.
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Schutz is stepping out of line with the dominant culture in underscoring the connection.
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There was always somebody that didn't pay, or somebody that was stepping out of line.
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We were using machines and spoke from everywhere, stepping out of Manchester, or trying to.
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For fall, nail pro Jessica Washick recommends stepping out of your normal nail comfort zone.
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You had people who risked deportation by stepping out of their jobs for that day.
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Stepping out of a good meeting can feel like stepping over a new horizon altogether.
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But this time, Google isn't stepping out of the sales fray like it has before.
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"This guy's awesome," he said, stepping out of his shoes and wading into the surf.
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Stepping out of her van at the airport in White Plains at 9:59 a.m.
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There's something about stepping out of a busy street and into a quiet, warm taxi.
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Last winter, Mr. Polanco was stepping out of the shower when the bathroom ceiling collapsed.
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High-stepping out of the tackle, Rodgers scampered for 18 yards, to the Dallas 12.
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Stepping out of the restaurant, I saw Mr. Patel's mother-in-law and said hello.
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" He is ready to retire from race, "stepping out of that flawed and cruel game.
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Ultimately, ICE officers arrested De la Cruz as he was stepping out of the car.
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Then, just days later, she posted a photo stepping out of a jet with silver hair.
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"We have not really replaced the banks stepping out of market making by other players joining."
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It felt like stepping out of a time machine, bizarre and beautiful at the same time.
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Telenor is stepping out of its comfort zone of hardware and networks, and into software development.
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One woman is stepping out of line to look ahead, a distressed look on her face.
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We try to develop all the time, but without stepping out of the hardcore/punk circle.
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This is not stepping out of the way and letting the market do what it does.
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"It was surreal stepping out of that building and into, maybe, a different world," Miller said.
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Ms. Mearns is well aware of the trend of ballerinas' stepping out of their comfort zones.
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Lowe's violation was stepping out of the coaching box and onto the court during live action.
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Ice will not hesitate to bestow these clownasses with the DFOTDA for stepping out of line.
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But scientists and doctors are stepping out of their labs and into the streets to defend them.
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Kate Middleton's biggest moment this year was stepping out of the Lindo Wing with newborn, Prince Louis.
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Although it still isn't easy, I've started stepping out of the shower and facing myself head on.
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Stepping out of the men's area, we entered the second largest section in the store: kids' clothing.
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It closed after a year, but that hasn't stopped them from stepping out of the box again.
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But what if you need to tell whether someone is walking or stepping out of the way?
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Neil Patrick Harris is stepping out of his comfort zone and into an unusually large prosthetic nose!
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Then, before you know it, you're stepping out of the salon with hair that grazes your chin.
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Between the beginning and the end, I feel like Dorothy, stepping out of sepia, into thaumaturgical Technicolor.
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He was surrounded by immigration agents moments after stepping out of a hearing in Bronx Criminal Court.
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In 2013, photos emerged of Harry stepping out of a TK Maxx store, shopping bag in hand.
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She adds that stepping out of your comfort zone becomes easier when you're secure with you are.
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We could tell you about following your dreams, or how important stepping out of your comfort zone is.
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Kharkov has released a photograph of Giuliani arriving, stepping out of what appears to be a private jet.
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Arie Luyendyk, Jr. is straightening his tie and stepping out of the limo, and (hopefully) into our hearts.
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Toumazou gave a step by step guide, and stressed the importance of stepping out of your comfort zone.
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So there's nothing like waking up or stepping out of the shower with full, pink lips already there.
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Stepping out of the space of pressure and allowing your mind to expand in the vacuum changes it.
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So soft, absorbent, and wallet-friendly, the Fieldcrest Spa Towel makes stepping out of the shower a pleasure.ProsCons
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The influx gave the impression that the scene was stepping out of the darkness, filled with new vibrancy.
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But stepping out of that airport the first morning, it felt as though I had always known Ghana.
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"Our voters are mainly young voters," Ms. Appendino said after stepping out of the chandeliered City Hall chamber.
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Texas was like stepping out of the pages of a law book into the world of the living.
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"Sometimes I fantasized about unzipping my body and stepping out of it, showing people the real me," Allison says.
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The weekend may be over, but Cardi doesn't seem to be stepping out of the spotlight any time soon.
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Stepping out of the box and taking on a larger-than-life persona will help anchor the cosmic energy.
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"Being a successful, middle-aged, overweight woman, people are so angry that you're stepping out of line," she said.
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A black man with dreadlocks is seen stepping out of the car and raising his hands into the air.
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But she also sees an efficient rescue process, and people stepping out of boats with smiles on their faces.
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Look, I'm literally still days — just days from stepping out of this race," he said on ABC's "This Week.
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Stepping out of non-core industries—Stowe was the only ski resort in AIG's portfolio—is a logical next step.
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After stepping out of the fray and healing up, you can head back in and keep your gatling gun going.
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I admire the Rubin and Risha Lee for so completely stepping out of the typical museum model for this show.
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A key component of being a premier role player is knowing your limits and not stepping out of line, too.
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In the end, Hathaway says she learned to trust her instincts when it comes to stepping out of the box.
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"Every now and then, you might be missing out because you're not stepping out of your comfort zone," Hope said.
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Lopez arrived in inimitable style, stepping out of a private plane looking every inch the rock star that she is.
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Jaws dropped in August when Linton posted a picture of herself on Instagram stepping out of a US government plane.
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Stepping out of the kitchen, I took one last look down the long hallway that seemed to stretch on endlessly.
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Like Athena stepping out of Zeus' head, Alipour's feature birthed an entire genre of sports journalism: the Olympic fuckfest exposé.
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The full-figured model is stepping out of her sister's – model Alyssa Miller – shadow and making a name for herself.
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"My family wants me to see a doctor, but I am afraid of stepping out of our house," he said.
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But she didn't avoid it, as some women begin to do, deftly stepping out of the shots at family gatherings.
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A great way to gain more confidence is by briefly stepping into the spotlight — and then stepping out of it.
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Set up your side hustleSome people like to set resolutions that will get them stepping out of their comfort zones.
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The fears of abandoning your roots and stepping out of your blackness to, say, date someone of a different race.
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Maybe people will gradually feel good about stepping out of the echo chamber and try to choose their words more carefully.
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Tracy did the rest, stepping out of a couple of weak tackle attempts and turning it into a 50-yard touchdown.
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Stepping out of St. George's Chapel in Windsor, England, the new Duke and Duchess of Sussex kissed out on the steps.
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Abbas tells us for the past two years she would be questioned and fined for simply stepping out of her home.
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Japan's virtual high schools For those who can't yet face stepping out of their homes, virtual high schools offer an alternative.
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Nikki Bella is stepping out of the ring and onto the dance floor — but she hasn't forgotten about her leading man.
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Already she's stepping out of her comfort zone, because that's what the parent volunteers and the girls in her troop do.
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All this gives you considerably more freedom while chatting as you can move around without worrying about stepping out of frame.
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Tesla's solar-energy management is being changed, Bloomberg News reports, with the vice president Sanjay Shah stepping out of the limelight.
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You're not Taylor Swift stepping out of her New York apartment in 2014 (or even walking this year's Grammys red carpet).
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Then a maid soundlessly opened the sliding door and, stepping out of her slippers, crept in on stockinged feet, breathing apologies.
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Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) may be missing after stepping out of the car during a lover's quarrel with Maggie (Kelly McCreary).
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It feels like stepping out of time, and into a tucked-away cranny where everything old is new, and delightful again.
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This is also associated with the batters stepping out of the box after every pitch, a practice that should be prevented.
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"She was just, like, stepping out of the way for another gentleman to, kind of, squeeze in," Jessica Roman told the station.
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The magazine said Morris was knocked to the ground after stepping out of the press hold to take a picture of protesters.
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Sen. Chuck Grassley (R-Iowa) is stepping out of his role as Senate Judiciary Committee chairman in 2019 to take over Sen.
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In 2018, Bynes was interviewed for a Paper Magazine cover story — one of her first interviews since stepping out of the spotlight.
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Less was a recent graduate of Purdue University who was killed as she was stepping out of an elevator at Mercy Hospital.
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Almost every Kardashian has starred in a spinoff, stepping out of the full-family chaos of KUWTK into a smaller, individualized spotlight.
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Fear of bigotry may keep some witches from stepping out of the "broom closet," the colloquialism for publicly declaring oneself a witch.
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The Iranians in Iraq offered intelligence, diplomatic support and cash and wielded "big sticks" against anyone stepping out of line, he said.
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An Ivanka Trump (the brand) rep just confirmed to Racked that the company is stepping out of the high-end jewels game.
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Stepping out of the hostel, the trainees are surrounded by men: Men on balconies, men on scooters, men lounging in doorways, staring.
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And when I say he'd just finished it, I mean he was quite literally stepping out of the studio while calling me.
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At the top of the ramp, stepping out of the darkness with guns drawn, the Ear Baldwin and the Finger Vivian emerged.
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Anyone with a fast internet connection and a desire to watch could also see Fernando Demarzino stepping out of his cousin's barbershop.
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One man, stepping out of his house for a cigarette, quietly praised Mr. Ho. "He represents those who stay silent," he said.
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In just a couple of hours you'll be stepping out of the airport doors into the warm embrace of the balearic isles.
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Stepping out of everything for a year and a half was the best thing that could have happened to me at that time.
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But after stepping out of the tub to flash Gunvalson, Judge jumped back into the jacuzzi — and broke her foot in the process.
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While it can be performed anywhere, some of the biggest videos have people stepping out of moving cars to boogie in the streets.
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Maybe changing my signature now, when I have a career and family of my own, proves I'm finally stepping out of Dad's shadow.
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Anecdotally, I did notice a difference in sneeziness when stepping out of my Molekule-d bedroom and into my dog-haired living room.
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"It's great to be back in Flint, my hometown," he told reporters moments after stepping out of a plane at Bishop International Airport.
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If being on a popular television show is me stepping out of the country music box somehow, okay, I'll give you that one.
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These are companies that understand that there are many reasons, economic and personal, for stepping out of the work force — and for returning.
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I'm not trying to look good here, so I'll just tell you that I judge everyone immediately upon stepping out of the elevator.
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By stepping out of our daily routines and re-encountering our past we can decide who we want to be in the future.
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NBC News and MSNBC legal analyst Maya Wiley said that by stepping out of the race, Buttigieg was being "helpful to the process."
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She showed off those famous dancer's legs in a mini-skirt and knee-high boots ... while stepping out of their drop-top Bentley.
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After stepping out of a chauffeur-driven Bentley or Rolls Royce, you're welcomed by porters while your luggage is taken to the plane.
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"Even if one country – although be it big – is stepping out of this … We will implement Paris and we have to," he said.
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Energized by Donald Trump's coarsely confrontational nationalism, the armed right-wing fringe is doing more than stepping out of the shadows in 2017.
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Well, the High Table doesn't like anybody stepping out of line so maybe they'll take me to task, giving John an out, even.
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Stepping out of the deceptively cozy domestic frame, she addresses the audience directly about a world gone amok, comically at first and then horrifically.
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The 17-year is stepping out of the franchise's shadow and using her star power to inspire other black women to embrace their identity.
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Still, the officer demonstrated his "valor and courage" by stepping out of his car as the gunman retreated and opening fire, according to Ross.
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"I think she definitely knows what she likes but has gotten more comfortable exploring other styles and stepping out of the box," Miller says.
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Medvedeva, who has not lost a competition for more than two years, finished second with 78.57 points after stepping out of her double Axel.
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"There's a guy in there, he's dancing, and it's insane; it's beautiful to watch," Stephen Dewaele says, shortly after stepping out of the booth.
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Prince Andrew is stepping out of the public eye for the "foreseeable future" over his problematic ties to accused child sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein.
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If stepping out of the hot shower into the chilly bathroom is your nightmare, then a soft, warm robe is a dream come true.
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These fit the role men are expected to play in the same patriarchal system that punishes women for stepping out of their expected role.
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And you see Jennifer Connelly stepping out of a car in a short Louis Vuitton frock while photographers lining the entrance yell her name.
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But she proved good things are worth waiting for, stepping out of her limo in a sizzling look that had the internet going nuts.
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"Stepping out of the screen and feeling that you are part of something is important," Roxy Stannard, one of the organizers tells VICE Impact.
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On either side of the main bedroom are "his" and "hers" bathrooms, and stepping out of the patio doors leads directly to a rose garden.
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But stepping out of my room I was faced with two naked strangers sleeping on my couch and our glass table pushed against the wall.
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Stepping out of the 280x212 onto lush green grass, it suddenly becomes abundantly clear... I've entered Glastonbury's Garden of Eden for the filthy fucking rich.
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But a new collaboration with French fashion house Balmain has 'Ye stepping out of the box and in front of the camera — as a model.
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The most rewarding aspect of teaching is enabling this kind of engagement (a process that, at its best, is mainly stepping out of the way).
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Stepping out of a limousine while a driver waited inside, he introduced himself as Samuel Byrd and said he was interested in buying the house.
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"I am stupid, I am stupid," said a dejected Leclerc over the team radio, before stepping out of the car and returning to the garage.
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Frank DiGirolamo was stepping out of a Manhattan deli on 37th Street and Seventh Avenue on his way to work when the alert went out.
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In one of the bedrooms upstairs, there was a paper mache of Jimi Hendrix stepping out of the wall, his hair made of copper wire.
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She pointed to a framed picture of herself, wearing a crown, a sash and a minidress, stepping out of a plane in the early 1970s.
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By permitting my daughters to call me Bill, instead of Dad, I hadn't been preventing the boat from rocking; I was stepping out of it.
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I've been in the problem so much that stepping out of the problem and not being in that work-mode let me resolve the problem.
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Nearby is Rivas' "The Pain" (2018), which half-illustrates a woman with yellow feet stepping out of the portrait with a knife in her hand.
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MBS' iron grip on his Kingdom is tightening, already cowed critics won't dare whisper, and no royal would risk his wrath stepping out of line.
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Stepping out of the batter's box to call a timeout, peer vaguely down the third-base line or scratch or adjust oneself is not baseball.
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On the ensuing kickoff, New York's Bobby Rainey fielded the ball at the sideline but couldn't keep his balance, stepping out of bounds at the 3.
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It's a world that you can step into at any time while stepping out of whatever dank bathroom or boring lineup you happen to be in.
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If you haven't seen the video, it shows Aikins stepping out of a plane at 25,000 feet and falling into a net—without using a parachute.
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"We did two back-to-back 0003 mph runs in a five-ton car," Green said after stepping out of the cockpit, according to the BBC.
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To combat their cabin fever, some folks have started stepping out of their homes for a brief second to boiling hot water into the frigid air.
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On the ensuing kickoff, New York's Bobby Rainey fielded the ball at the sideline but couldn't keep his balance, stepping out of bounds at the 973.
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Before the 2016 election, celebrities and prominent social figures were stepping out of the woodwork to support candidate and encourage fans to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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What it's really concerned with is the daunting task of stepping out of your comfort zone, and secondarily, the lurking menace of internet-enabled mob mentality.
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Stepping out of the Taylor Mason Capital elevator, her dark clothing darker still in the low light of the closed office, Wendy does what Bobby suggests.
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Though the couple is stepping out of the shadows of the Royal Family to strike out on their own, they're not cutting ties with the Firm.
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So it seems strange with all that at stake, MBS is stepping out of what has become a carefully honed international image of well-intentioned reformer.
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Much of the credit for the character's charm goes to Chris Pine, who knows how to project confidence even as he's stepping out of the spotlight.
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They summon a memory from my childhood of stepping out of church into the sparkling New England afternoon, awed by the grace and grandeur of existence.
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Stepping out of the church, Kelley was confronted and shot twice - in the leg and torso - by an armed area resident later identified as Stephen Willeford.
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Over the last few weeks, Kourtney Kardashian has been stepping out of her comfort zone — and her clothes — to promote her lifestyle and e-commerce website, Poosh.
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Customers who step into the diner are stepping out of the physical plane, and into their own heads, like a slightly seedy reimagining of Pixar's Inside Out.
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Estimated net worth: $25 millionIn 2013, he was photographed stepping out of a TK Maxx store with a shopping bag while wearing a hoodie and a hat.
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Stepping out of the van, the elder Mr Aatsinki and Ms Korpela greet a dozen or so of their friends heating kettles and sausages on a campfire.
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I rinse it all out, stepping out of the shower with truly nourished hair that dries soft and shiny, with fresh and full volume at the roots.
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Russian state television showed Kim stepping out of his green private train at a railway station in the eastern port city, Wednesday afternoon under a leaden sky.
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But after stepping out of the political ring, Christie endorsed Trump on February 26, declaring him the candidate most likely to beat Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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Carter put the Wild ahead moments after stepping out of the penalty box, when he deflected a feathered pass behind Anderson at 5:14 of the third.
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The men who crack in his stories are leaping out from the expectations of adult manhood; the elderly women are stepping out of their pattern as well.
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You're sure to get a few compliments, at the very least, and stepping out of your comfort zone always comes with unexpected rewards — in fashion and beyond.
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At first, she's shackled in the Red Center basement as a punishment for stepping out of line and furious about it, having experienced a taste of freedom.
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There's something deeply unsettling about stepping out of the home-from-work boredom of self-isolation into the tense, ambient panic of grocery shopping during a pandemic.
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Even with the doctors group stepping out of the way, the latest aid-in-dying bill, dubbed the Massachusetts End of Life Options Act, faces formidable opposition.
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The Italian hosiery company teased the campaign with a short Instagram clip of a woman stepping out of a car wearing polka-dot tights and black booties.
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But instead of stepping out of jail and back on the street, the two men head to a coat-rack in a large hangar, filled with equipment.
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But it was still challenging not to laugh or show disgust at various points in the evening, and he had to keep stepping out of the room.
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Perhaps nothing conjures up an image of wealth like Nicki Minaj in her $2500,5003 pink Lamborghini or Mark Cuban stepping out of his $2500 million private jet.
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"Thank you so much Jodie Whittaker aka The Doctor for stepping out of her TARDIS for an amazing moment to speak to 133 of my kids," Bulcock wrote.
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Giving the Commerce Department oversight would allow the private industry to do bigger and more innovative things in space, while ensuring that they aren't stepping out of line.
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Games need to make a similar move, stepping out of Red Dead's shadow to tell their own unique stories, drawn from a place in history overflowing with them.
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Why it matters: The sickout in Kentucky continues a nationwide trend of teachers stepping out of the classroom to fight for improved benefits and salary in their states.
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But it could mean less dissent and less open debate with surviving officials fearing the loss of their jobs if they are seen as stepping out of line.
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In fact, when Olive saw him stepping out of the car she could not believe—she could not believe—that he had gray in his hair now. Christopher!
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Gymnastics at the highest levels is serious business: A minor stumble can mean losing a medal, and stepping out of bounds could keep you off the team entirely.
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With OnePlus stepping out of its value-for-money comfort zone and Google stepping into it, the competition and choice across the Android phone market will improve for consumers.
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The rest of the season follows suit, with each chapter of the anthology leaning into its respective genre and rules while never stepping out of the Black Mirror sensibility.
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At a station I visited in Kashgar in September, visitors were stepping out of their cars to have their faces scanned and matched with identity cards before filling up.
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In footage from security cameras, the gunman was seen stepping out of a health food store, calmly aiming and shooting along the street with some kind of submachine gun.
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Yet he emphasized that it would be "a very huge mistake" to punish the Brits or anyone on the continent who was thinking of stepping out of the union.
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Stepping out of her Range Rover, she was given a curtsy by Yvonne Browne, vice president of the WI in West Newton, Norfolk, about 110 miles north of London.
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By taking people outside of their homes and contrasting some images of people at home, it creates this sense of stepping out of your comfort zone paired with intimacy.
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Take it from Hope: "It's okay to have a type, but every now and then, you might be missing out because you're not stepping out of your comfort zone."
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Here's what else is happening: Here's a problem for those stepping out of the office to vote in the primaries today: It's going to be hard to go back.
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So, showing it to others now — and to the man I love — means stepping out of that dark corner in my mind (which some might call a comfort zone).
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Steph was in Miami for Art Basel over the weekend where photogs got her stepping out of the pool in a black bikini ... with her cheeks on full display.
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And with essentially every other major competitor stepping out of its way, Game of Thrones should cruise to a record-tying fourth win in the Outstanding Drama Series category.
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Officers were searching the area for a man with an outstanding warrant — though the man was not Scott — when they saw him stepping out of his vehicle carrying a gun.
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Before Samsung can make its dream of stepping out of Apple's shadow true, it first needs to prove to would-be customers that the Note 28 fiasco won't happen again.
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Taking frequent breaks and drinking "gallons" of water is his secret to surviving an outdoor job, even as most Miami residents try to avoid stepping out of air-conditioned spaces.
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Stepping out of the glittery shadow of the vibrant live-disco troupe Hercules and Love Affair seems a daunting task, but so far Kim Ann Foxman is totally loving it.
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Neal's arrest was captured on camera by witnesses and shared on Twitter showing her stepping out of her black car with her hands up as she was held at gunpoint.
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Devastation will pop a smile on your face—and, by the sound of things, you're gonna need something to lift you up after stepping out of a Last Knight screening.
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While the trio of artists are now all based outside of Pakistan, their collaboration comes at a time when LGBTQ people in the country are stepping out of the shadows.
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Videos emerged of people stepping out of slowly moving cars and dancing beside them in the street, as if they were so taken with the beat they couldn't stop themselves.
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Now that the weather has warmed up, stylish men are stepping out of their caves and into the light in a look that was once the garb of clueless tourists.
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But I have no idea how to do that without breaking confidences or stepping out of my lane (so to speak) with leadership — many of whom I'm also close to.
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In non-digital life, there's the new regime of supermodels stepping out of darkened SUVs wearing various Superstar colorways, or your next-door neighbor wearing them at the grocery store.
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Because the baby boom generation is hitting retirement age and voluntarily stepping out of the labor force, this measure of non-employment is likely to rise in the years ahead.
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He says that college is about learning how to learn, stepping out of your comfort zone, learning how to lead, and making an experience that is truly unique to you.
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Mr. Zamperoni was known for stepping out of his kitchen to mingle with customers, who have been sending flowers and emails to the restaurant since his death, Mr. Dallorso said.
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Mr. Zamperoni was known for stepping out of his kitchen to mingle with customers, who have been sending flowers and emails to the restaurant since his death, Mr. Dallorso said.
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Within seconds of stepping out of the limo, Lace had planted the first kiss of the season on Ben's lips without even the slightest warning as to what was coming. 2.
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Spears kicks off the video by stepping out of a luxury car in a lush red fur coat before stripping it off to reveal only a tiny, backless red halter dress.
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Every hour, twenty-two Americans give into an inner Parisian impulse, stepping out of their Brooklyn borough to find a fresh chocolate croissant and somewhere that sells a Caudalie Beauty Elixir.
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There's also having support, other people who believe in you, having life experience, or leadership qualities — they're just used to stepping out of the norm and feel more confident doing that.
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Erdogan, who met with US President Donald Trump at the White House just hours before the fighting broke out last Tuesday, briefly witnessed the brawl after stepping out of his car.
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Mere minutes after sharing the photo, Kylie snapped another pic, in which she is stepping out of her private jet in N.Y.C., backing up our "Is Kylie Walking in Wang?" hypothesis.
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Be kind to yourself and to each other, and if that means stepping out of a fight for a minute, that's fine, and if it means stepping in, that's fine too.
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A 30-year-old New York resident was killed by a high-rise elevator August 22 when it fell unexpectedly as he was stepping out of it, crushing him between floors.
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GOLD COAST, Australia (Reuters) - Sprinter Yohan Blake's ambitions of stepping out of Usain Bolt's shadow face a preliminary test on Sunday when the Commonwealth Games' athletics get underway at Carrara Stadium.
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The video, Mr. Bamberg said, then showed Mr. Scott stepping out of the vehicle, his hands down, with his right hand empty and "some type of object" in his left hand.
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The scene ends with the crew pulling into a parking garage, all stepping out of the getaway car and into another one, which is driven off in rhythm to the song.
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It's so easy to think about the typical environmentalist as this stereotype of a fit white guy stepping out of a Prius, looking out into the mountains wearing a Patagonia jacket.
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In other climate-related news, Rupert Murdoch's daughter-in-law Kathryn Murdoch is stepping out of her family's shadow to reveal more than a decade of behind-the-scenes climate activism.
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To the Editor: It's hardly surprising that an extremely light-skinned black man might decide he is, as he puts it, "stepping out" of the "flawed and cruel game" of race.
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Since stepping out of his Bomb bubble and into a new role as the frontman of a solo project, Rosenstock has, much to his surprise, quickly become something of a media darling.
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Stepping out of the Royal Box, in which he was joined by their older sister, Princess Caroline, Caroline's son Pierre Casiraghi and Stephanie's children Pauline and Louis Ducruet, Albert addressed the crowd.
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The Clippers, who represent a potential threat to the Warriors&apos three-time defending Western Conference throne, opened the season 4-0 before stepping out of character while falling to the Pistons.
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The pilot, which has since ended, launched in 2017 to see how customers would react to stepping out of their homes to fetch pizza from a locked warming chamber in the vehicle.
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It was only after writing a story about stepping out of one's comfort zone that I decided I could do that: I could make myself a little uncomfortable and stop drinking coffee.
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Editorial It says a lot about Japan's constitutional monarchy that Emperor Akihito, 82 and in failing health, would be stepping out of bounds if he were to say he wanted to retire.
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Ms. Millar's "Boogie Down Uptown" conjures stepping out of the subway onto the streets of Harlem for the first time, with musical textures inspired by the shadowy movement of Aaron Douglas paintings.
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More than 20,000 Ukrainians have already seized on the rule change, some stepping out of airports at their destinations pumping their fists to celebrate putting the bureaucratic headache of visas behind them.
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If parents haven't planned appropriately, there may be a need for us to take care of them by either providing funds or stepping out of the marketplace to personally care for them.
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And yet, after stepping out of a lecture to listen to Ms. DeVos's speech, I rejoined my peers wondering who is tasked with ensuring I can safeguard my own health on campus.
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But with at least 10 diplomatic trips to six continents under his belt, Mr. Pence appears to have mastered the art of stepping out of Mr. Trump's shadow on his own terms.
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In a world where our second-largest trading partner is stealing from us more than it buys from us, we must be a lot tougher than scolding it for stepping out of line.
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And it's that first-night dress — the stepping-out-of-the-limo gown that, for some unlucky women, ends up being the only outfit they'll wear on the show — that is the biggie.
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Another bandmate stepping out of the Fifth Harmony shadow is Lauren Jauregui, who has released collaborations with Halsey ("Strangers"), Steve Aoki ("All Night") and her boyfriend, rapper Ty Dolla $ign ("In Your Phone").
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Natalie Portman's red carpet beauty M.O. doesn't typically involve a whole lot of color, but it seems the actress has been stepping out of her comfortable zone lately — and we're definitely taking notice.
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But with one foot in the club, creating high energy, beats-led music, he's stepping out of his comfort zone for a more eclectic selection of songs on Anthology (due out in September).
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They say that stepping out of the shadows and speaking publicly is a way to humanize their plight and counter the arguments that they are dangerous or a drain on the United States.
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Aerial TV news video showed Cohen stepping out of the SUV, then removing his jacket and leaving it inside the vehicle before walking with two men, apparently prison officials, into a building entrance.
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Fans were getting very ornery at all the delays in the bottom of the fifth with the mound visits and Ryu stepping off the rubber and Benintendi stepping out of the batters box.
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Coming out of the timeout, Lue left James on the bench, but after Kyle Korver turned the ball over by stepping out of bounds, that was enough for Lueto bring James back out.
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"'Doc' so often over the years had always fantasized about stepping out of the public eye and just going back to being a minister and teaching a philosophy course at Morehouse," says Garrow.
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Here are some of the biggest insights the stars gave into growing up Jackson: Stepping out of line in the Jackson household often meant you were punished physically by Joe, Michael and Janet claimed.
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Fillon who, until the scandal emerged, was well-placed to become the next president, announced Wednesday he is not stepping out of the race, despite previously saying he would if formal investigations were pursued.
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Perhaps by stepping out of our comfort zone, moving beyond silly turf battles, and developing a comprehensive approach to marketing the area, St. Louis can better promote a region that has much to offer.
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What if the gatekeepers read it and saw it as arrogant, me stepping out of place, writing about metaphysical selves as if I had the creative freedom of a white writer in this industry?
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But then again, that would mean stepping out of the gray and actually into the realm of black and white, of defining what's right while feeling truly wronged, and hoping for understanding or forgiveness.
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"Myself, last year, I was stepping out of a bar on a bright Sunday afternoon when a stray bullet landed with a loud 'TAKH!' on the pavement two meters away from me," said Kadi.
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And still we dug in our heels, time and again—not for any particular reason, but just for the strange satisfaction of stepping out of the rule-set and creating our own, makeshift fun.
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"Learn how to fucking drive," a shortish man in his 30s or 40s wearing an Aeropostale shirt says, finger pointing aggressively towards a tall, white haired fellow who is stepping out of an SUV.
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The two women consider themselves "artivists" and are part of a small but growing group of Africans who are stepping out of the shadows to foster greater acceptance of the LGBTQ community in Africa.
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A 29-year-old Trump supporter was charged with assault Thursday night for stepping out of his red truck and beating up a 61-year-old protester in downtown Cincinnati outside a Trump rally.
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The video shows Kylie Jenner stepping out of an L.A. club called The Nice Guy, where she meets two young fans who had tried to get photos with her in the past — and failed.
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Though never stepping out of Katrina Lindsay's original costumes — sharply tailored suits in shades of gray that bring to mind daguerreotype family portraits — the brothers Lehman transform themselves into an innumerable host of others.
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When N.F.L. players act in solidarity against the threat of getting fired or otherwise disciplined for stepping out of racial place, they act in opposition to employment discrimination, and the law forbids employer retaliation.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK. I'm standing in an unremarkable square in Zurich, Europe's wealthiest city, after stepping out of the chauffeur-driven Bentley limousine that picked me up from the airport.
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Not only did Tate Shake the shit out of two defenders—while balletically avoiding stepping out of bounds—he also took to something of a sideways summersault befitting of the French artform of Parkour.
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To calm the nerves of employees who might be afraid of stepping out of the office for a long stretch, he wrote: "I'm pretty sure the office will still be standing when I get back."
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Kardashian has shied away from the public spotlight for the past two years as he battled depression and weight gain, but he has been stepping out of the shadows since news of the relationship broke.
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In the photo, Stone smiles at the camera while in the midst of stepping out of the pool with her hair slicked back, makeup-free, and wearing a giraffe-print brown and white string bikini.
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Roach calls it the "Summer of Céline": she was stepping out of her hotel stunning in bright green Gucci; in neon-yellow Balenciaga and thigh-high boots; in a stunning Off-White brown leather coat.
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Just look at its amazing dive bar video: Cher must know Meat Loaf is stepping out of his league by coming on to her, but she's too much of a pro to let it show.
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After a hard day of restoring peace and serenity in the galaxy, stepping out of those cumbersome suits and letting off some steam in each other's arms would undoubtedly be a welcome reprieve for both heroes.
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The cyborg affectlessness of his opening monologue — which finds him stepping out of a vertical tanning bed, amid clouds of smoke, like a well-waxed Frankenstein's monster — gradually dissolves as his uneasy inner nerd asserts itself.
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In an interesting reversal, Indiana Democrats will now have to formally place Bayh's name on the ballot after nominee Hill announces he is stepping out of the race -- something Hill did on Facebook on Monday morning.
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The victory was the first in a major competition for Kipruto over Kenya's double Olympic champion Ezekiel Kemboi, who announced his retirement after initially finishing third but was subsequently disqualified for stepping out of his lane.
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She follows certain ground rules with them all, like stepping out of the room if her date wants to call his wife, or making sure he has a separate bank account for dates, gifts, and trips.
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She left two small, deeply personal spaces here, each of them a splendid example of a "boudoir," the private room that a woman of her rank would have had for stepping out of the public eye.
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"This is China stepping out of the shadows to play a more assertive role and to use its increasing leverage globally to get what it wants," said Ted Piccone, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
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Given that Tony is gone, his direct impact on Peter's life was always going to fade over time anyway, and much of Peter's arc in Far From Home is explicitly about stepping out of Tony's shadow.
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Williams came close to stepping out of bounds on the touchdown catch, but he reached the ball over the pylon to break the plane of the goal line and the play was upheld after a review.
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In the final hours before my flight, walking beside Sago palms in the Cactus Garden, I passed a young woman stepping out of her sneakers to lie on a bench with a book in the sun.
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"We have directed the attention of our partners at the negative consequences of the US stepping out of the INF Treaty," Lavrov said Tuesday during a news conference with Secretary of State Mike Pompeo in Washington.
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People who really hate her are people that just have some doubts, I think that comes from her being a woman that's always been stepping out of the role that we've traditionally thought women should hold.
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Compared to being completely immersed in my over-ear Sony 1000X M3 noise-canceling headphones, the Aeropex don't make me feel like I'm stepping out of a sensory deprivation chamber when I need to talk to people.
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While Crawford won't be stepping out of the limelight completely – "I'm sure I'll have my picture taken for 10 more years, but not as a model anymore," Crawford said – it does mark the end of an era.
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So they're kind of stepping out of British post-war culture and into something different in a make-do and mend society, where everything [was] handed down to them, because clothing was rationed as well as food.
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Changing the law to justify a 5-85033 decision can be a pretty good indication that the court is stepping out of its constitutional role of interpreting the law, and instead injecting itself into a policy decision.
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"Stepping out of the politics and into an event like a wedding is so much fun and so different," said Libby Leist, executive producer of NBC's "Today" show, and who used to oversee the show's political coverage.
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On hot, sunny days, still others appear as if out of thin air, stepping out of the shade of a nearby phone booth as they look for brides and grooms entering the Office of the City Clerk.
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That&aposs because, while you could impress your CEO with your knowledge of the company and passion for your job, you could also turn him or her off with signs of carelessness or stepping out of line.
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With Messer having a significant pull on the bill's survival, the extension of the BSA could be an easy win for the congressman who's had trouble stepping out of the shadow of his predecessor, Vice President Mike Pence.
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"I think it's just further evidence that CBP and ICE are so overwhelmed by family units that ICE is just stepping out of the processing of families entirely," said Sarah Pierce, an analyst at the Migration Policy Institute.
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I was optimistic about what could be prior to stepping out of that limo but never in my wildest dreams could I had foreseen us building such a strong foundation and deep bond in the last 6 months.
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After the hearing, Stone and his lawyers addressed a crowd of reporters and onlookers — with Stone stepping out of the courthouse with his hands raised making the double-peace sign gesture made famous by former president Richard Nixon.
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An hour or so later, pulling up, stepping out of the bus and breathing in the sharp Brussels air, something becomes clear: Instead of being angry, I need to thank all the Instagram followers who sent me here.
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Stepping out of self-imposed seclusion, Simmons is suing the National Enquirer and Radar Online for libel and invasion of privacy, claiming the outlets targeted him in a series of "egregious" and "hurtful" stories about his gender identity.
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"Now I'm running for Congress because we're going backwards on national security, healthcare and women's rights," Plame says in a voiceover before pulling the car to a stop, stepping out of the vehicle and whipping off her sunglasses.
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Vivian Suter at Gladstone Gallery April 11–June 8, 2019 Stepping out of the crisp spring air into Vivian Suter's first exhibition at Gladstone Gallery offered something similar to encountering a lush, hidden landscape for the first time.
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"It's quite an emotional qualifying session for me because it's the last time I'm going to be qualifying in this car," said Hamilton after stepping out of the Mercedes to kiss it and then wave to the crowd.
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The Jets got the start they wanted when center Alex Burmistrov spotted Wheeler stepping out of the penalty box and fired a pass from deep in his own end to send his captain in on a breakaway against Rask.
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I am, after all, the type of person who wears one pair of jeans until they've developed a giant hole in the crotch…a hole I don't notice until stepping out of the car in front of a restaurant.
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"What we have said is that we have to combine all instruments to achieve the most important objective which is Maduro stepping out of power, so that's why I have been a promoter of the diplomatic blockade," Duque said.
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Suleman also addressed her difficult past, as she recently opened up about stepping out of the spotlight in 2013 after releasing a sex tape, posing for a nude photo shoot and becoming a stripper to provide for her children.
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The video shows the officer stepping out of his patrol car while clutching the canister, and then spraying as the motorcycles passed, some of them near him in the lane next to the shoulder, where his car was parked.
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Michael Jackson's daughter was spotted Tuesday stepping out of her hair and makeup trailer for a photo shoot in L.A., and it looks like she got a lot of extra makeup ... on her arms to cover up her tattoos.
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If you look at all the things I'm involved with—the philanthropy, the executive position, just even family, having kids, everything, I've been seriously stepping out of what people are used to seeing me in, the typical Kardinal roles.
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But if she was already unlikely to lose her life for stepping out of line as a fertile woman, there's much more she can get away with now that she's pregnant, and some part of her must know this.
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Mohammad Naghi Lotfi, who held the prestigious position of leading Friday prayers at a mosque in Ilam, west Iran, resigned in October after he was criticized on social media for being photographed stepping out of a luxury sports utility vehicle.
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It was invigorating to join an array of scholars and students stepping out of their disciplinary silos to grapple with overarching questions like these: – What are the dominant time horizons that orient your research or professional activities (deep past -> far future)?
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Céline followed up that dark look with its polar opposite on Wednesday, opting for some super bright, floral print suiting, stepping out of her hotel in a coordinated blazer, overcoat, and wide leg trousers covered in pink, red, and white blossoms.
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The Ohio governor, almost immediately after stepping out of a barn here, found himself under siege from a collection of aides and media who lobbed the easy-to-pack New Hampshire snow into balls and threw them at the candidate.
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As a director, he is the kind of feminist man who—rather than stepping out of the way and focusing on a woman's life—admits superficial thoughts in advance to exonerate himself while splashing around in his own shallow waters.
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Urine tests showed that "the body was literally disposing of unneeded muscle and bone," he told Newsweek, and he measured the weakness and mental fogginess that he and others experienced upon stepping out of the tank and returning to gravity.
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Zainab Ahmed, who last week said the 2020 budget for Africa's largest economy had to be cut because it assumed an oil price of $57 per barrel, made the comments after stepping out of a cabinet meeting in the capital Abuja.
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France, Italy, and Spain, for instance, have all come under fire in the past few months for stepping out of line, having been scolded in a commission report for "fiscal expansion" out of step with its Stability and Growth Pact.
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The two even share an opening image—of Samus, stepping out of her ship on the surface of the planet, and walking to the right side of the screen, down a darkened hole into the death trap of a cave system below.
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But while both they are temporarily stepping out of the spotlight, there's another member of the Clinton family who's ready to step into it in a major way: the former Secretary of State's nephew, Tyler Clinton, who just signed a major modeling contract.
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Set to the "Wouldn't Change Anything" from Mark Ballas and wife BC Jean's band Alexander Jean, the performance began with a stunned and scared Hough stepping out of a doctor's office and into a town square surrounded by a group of dancers.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - A "reborn" Yohan Blake believes he can tame his nerves when he stands on the starting line of the Olympic 100 meters final and seize his moment in athletics history, stepping out of the shadow of Usain Bolt.
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Mr. Vuong can create startling images (a black piano in a field, a wedding-cake couple preserved under glass, a shepherd stepping out of a Caravaggio painting) and make the silences and elisions in his verse speak as potently as his words.
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As Quentin Tarantino and Pedro Almodóvar took the stage to announce the award, Mr. Sacheri could not bear to watch, stepping out of the conference room at the Mondrian hotel in West Hollywood, where he and a score of colleagues had gathered.
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Taking the train from the airport and stepping out of Central Station, you encounter the familiar detritus, the same ragged rumble of buses and traffic and ugly shops and wayward tourists heading up the streets called Damrak and Rokin toward the city center.
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Whether she's hiking in the Himalayas or stepping out of the hospital post-birth (yes, Tucker got a cuddle with both Prince George and Princess Charlotte before the grandparents did!), Kate has been counting on Tucker to style picture-perfect since 2012.
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From the moment the video starts—with Britney stepping out of a luxury black car, mouth slightly agape in that I-want-to-have-sex-but-you-can't-have-me kind of way, dressed all in red—you're transported back to 2001.
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"I actually do a lot of calls in the chamber, because it's just an easy way to get some time in," Vogel told Insider, stepping out of the oxygen-depleted environment and into the more breathable air of her office in Berkeley, California.
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Mitt Romney, the Utah senator and sometime Trump critic who was one of two Republicans to vote in favor of hearing witnesses at Trump's trial has been "not invited" to CPAC, the annual conference of conservatives, after stepping out of the GOP lane.
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Whether she's hiking in the Himalayas or stepping out of the hospital post-birth (yes, Tucker got a cuddle with both Prince George and Princess Charlotte before the grandparents did!), Kate has been counting on Tucker to style her picture-perfect blowout since 2012.
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Khloé also showed off her revenge body stepping out of the pool in a neon yellow one-piece that has a leg opening that goes all the way up to her ribcage and is held in place by two small straps across her upper hip.
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Among the victims was Gulam Rasool, who runs a shawl shop in the Alikadal area and was stepping out of his home when paramilitary troops hit him with at least 20 pellets, according to his son Naseer Ahmed, sitting by his father's hospital bed.
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When the three members of The Dirty Nil spill out of their van onto a Lower East Side street corner one sunny Thursday afternoon, they might as well be stepping out of a time machine, transported from a time when rock bands ruled the world.
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Though the franchise continues Sylvester Stallone's "Rocky" movies, this new iteration fits Jordan like a boxing glove: As Adonis Creed, the ambitious athlete stepping out of his late father's long shadow, Jordan toggles between muscular bravado and a wounded, boyish vulnerability that is startling.
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The visits to the mound; the stepping out of the box; the examination of the ball, the pre-inning warm-up tosses — all of it gives us the chance to restart our thoughts about how the next half inning is going to play out.
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"What the ruling signals is that both the Pentagon and the courts have recognized that Trump was stepping out of his lane when he tweeted," said Aaron Belkin, the director of the Palm Center, which advocates on behalf of the transgender community in the military.
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Khloé also recently showed off her revenge body stepping out of the pool in a neon yellow one-piece that had a leg opening that went all the way up to her ribcage and was held in place by two small straps across her upper hip.
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On Sunday's episode of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, the mother of four talked about the lengths she was willing to go to make her 5½-year-old eldest child happy even if it meant stepping out of her couture comfort zone and getting her hands dirty.
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Instead, he inherited a profitable business that had been passed down through his family since the late 1800s—a time when blacks were just stepping out of legal enslavement and about to face the horrendous Jim Crow laws that kept the white supremacy of slavery intact.
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Even the Spartan citizens, who were greatly outnumbered by the enslaved helots and noncitizen residents (the períoikoi, or "people who live around here"), had constant duties imposed on them—whether fighting in a war, or training young Spartans, or getting beaten up for stepping out of line.
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The culmination of that effort came on Tuesday, when 20163 of the 72 judges on the Supreme Court were effectively forced out by a mandatory retirement age of 65 and a new disciplinary chamber was established to keep judges and prosecutors from stepping out of line.
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Stepping out of an elevator after finishing the procedure, Dr. Nikicicz put his respirator face mask back on when he saw a group of people walking down the hallway toward him — reflexively trying to protect himself, and them, should anyone have been infected by the coronavirus.
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Stepping out of an elevator after finishing the procedure, Dr. Nikicicz put his respirator face mask back on when he saw a group of people walking down the hallway toward him — reflexively trying to protect himself, and them, should anyone have been infected by the coronavirus.
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Lazard tied a bowl record with 10 receptions for 230 yards, including the go-ahead 22-yard touchdown catch with 216:21 left in the third quarter on which he caught a tipped ball after stepping out of bounds, and Butler added five catches for 2154 yards.
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Here are my main takeaways from the test experience and the things Audi said to me: Stepping out of Audi's big bubble of future car captaincy, I'm left feeling more like I stepped out of the living room of the future rather than the smartphone of the future.
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Six months after Valley tech veteran Sukhinder Singh Cassidy announced a database to help place qualified women on startup boards, the Boardlist is stepping out of beta with a European launch, a freemium business model, a new boot camp for would-be board members, and its first official placement.
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Under a lavish tented ceiling on a man-made island in Dubai, over a hundred well-dressed women arrive, some stepping out of Bentleys and Maseratis, for suhoor — a pre-dawn meal during this past holy month of Ramadan — hosted by one of the city's most prominent hotels.
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Confronted by a man who sees life as a matter of fighting and likes to demonstrate his strength by picking on the less powerful -- even when they are friends -- May and the others are stepping out of the way to let Trump reveal the content of his character.
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As the sun moves through fellow earth sign Taurus, you find yourself stepping out of an intense period in your relationships, eager to travel and learn—but Venus in Aries finds you probing new depths in your partnerships, as sex and intimacy are themes that come to the fore.
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"You have to recognize that this kind of political violence exists both offline, as well as online, and it works to try and intimidate women, not just women in politics but women who are stepping out of line socially anyway," Krishnan said emphatically, gesturing to the street outside.
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He pulls up finally in front of a closed tourist information office, jumps out of the car, unbuttons the prison jumpsuit, and is just stepping out of it in the moonlight when Gran, shouting FORE, throws her golf ball crashing through the tourist office window, setting off a loud ringing alarm.
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Jamie Leventhal, president and CEO of Clio, envisions a future where Walmart shoppers can stop by the store to do their grocery shopping, grab a PlusOne vibe off the shelf, and go through discreet self-checkout, getting access to quality pleasure products without ever stepping out of your comfort zone.
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New York (CNN Business)Amazon has become a lifeline for many people desperate to buy household essentials without stepping out of their homes amid the coronavirus outbreak, but some Amazon warehouse workers are plagued by anxiety that their jobs could put their lives, or the lives of their families, at risk.
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The girls huddle in the top half of the room, across the top of two blackened pages, while the men are framed by a doorway that's somehow emerging from the floor, as though stepping out of hell, a daring distortion that signals a further twist in the girls' already grim reality.
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It's no spoiler to say that the filmmakers start to believe that the organization is based on a fraud: The very first scene is of Ms. Heitz, stepping out of an interview with a parent who was said to have made such a sale — her first without Mr. Choothesa interpreting.
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On top of those plays, Mahomes showed some toughness on the drive, stepping out of the way of a sack attempt and racing for a 9-yard gain, plowing into Patrick Chung at the end of the play, and then picking up a first down on a sneak up the middle.
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Meanwhile, Owen (Kevin McKidd) professed his love for Teddy as she was in labor with their little girl — and while Teddy's boyfriend was building a changing table at her new apartment In addition, Jackson Avery (Jesse Williams) may be missing after stepping out of the car during a lover's quarrel with Maggie (McCreary).
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Mr. Fielden added that he would stay at the company to complete the rollout of Esquire's new issue, which features several stars of the next Quentin Tarantino movie on its cover, but on Thursday morning he posted a portrait on his Instagram account that showed him stepping out of Hearst Tower in Manhattan.
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Yet whether the U.S. endorses Turkish military action or is merely stepping out of the way will make little difference to the Syrian Kurdish troops who suffered thousands of casualties driving ISIS out of Syrian strongholds, said another defense official, who was not authorized to speak on the record about the situation.
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Board of Education, know firsthand how my parents and aunts and uncles had to endure threats veiled -- and not-so-veiled -- from white men ready to harm them, physically, financially, socially, for stepping out of line during a period those men were unlikely ever to face real justice if they made good on those promises.
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Even if Winogrand hadn't shot this scene in color, thus registering one woman's sparks and splashes of red (lipstick, handbag, and jewelry) or the near palpable nap of her friend's mauve coat, we would be struck by their emergence from the clutch of gray-clad men, like protagonists stepping out of a crowd of extras.
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Despite its ease of access, this form of digital residency does require consistent commitment from the artists: "Since it doesn't require stepping out of your daily life, it does take a certain amount of discipline and ambition to set aside the time and mental space to log into the digital studio every day," Stuckey adds.
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When I walked into Amy's office for our first day of working on music, it was like stepping out of a black-and-white (and very corporate) Kansas world into the Technicolor creative haven of Oz. All the things in the room — the walls, the phone, the lamps, the pens, the desks, and even the mannequin — were pink.
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Given Trump's hounding of opponents within his own party—senators Jeff Flake and Bob Corker both retired rather than run for reelection—there is some concern that stepping out of line will attract the ire of the president and his allies in conservative media, ultimately resulting in their defeat to a pro-Trump challenger in their next primary election.
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At night, in a bathroom tucked away in the children's section of the Union Square Barnes & Noble, he performed a sort of reverse-superhero transformation, stepping out of his Offenders and combat boots and into a pair of baggy jeans and sneakers, and getting on the No. 5 train to go back up to the Bronx.
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In the 70s, he would publish a total of six stylistically rigorous and tonally bleak novels to modest critical success, but it was only in the 80s, in the wake of a Guggenheim fellowship spent in Greece, that DeLillo would fully come into his own as an artist, stepping out of relative obscurity to become one of the primary figures in American fiction.
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Her brand is always protected, and I think that's why… like stepping out of your zone can jeopardize your brand and bring you down as opposed to bringing you up," He added in a subsequent chat, "'Lust for Life,' the 'Houstatlantavegas,' 'The Calm'—those all remind me of… I'll call them 'Sade moments'... When Sade's 'King of Sorrow' comes on, you feel it, consistently.
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In a moment that saw her stepping out of her red carpet comfort zone of basic black – just two weeks ago she wore black Dior at the Golden Globes – but sticking to her preferred, pared down style, the white dress was slinky and simple, except for a tie detail which fell off the hip and down to the floor, offsetting the rest of the seemingly simple dress.
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Due, in part, to the recent uptick in luxury streetwear brands such as Palace and Supreme; the collapse of the catwalk into Instagram drops and Balenciaga Triple S sneakers; and men realizing they don't have to dress in the same three T-shirts (white, blue, white with blue stripes), it's a relatively new trend—scumbros only started appearing, slightly dazed and stepping out of an Uber, around this time last year.
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Stepping out of her luxurious Airbnb rental on Tuesday night en route to the airport, Kardashian West enjoyed the opportunity to pile on every single item of clothing she's loving lately, from a completely see-through button-up bustier to knee-length bike shorts to furry shoes (though in a shocking departure, these are flats) and giant shades (the next logical iteration of those face shields she was sporting earlier this summer).
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But the argument that Mars was somehow stepping out of line gets murkier when you think about the fact that he worked with black producers on the album, has a proven track record of making music in this genre — it isn't an experimental phase for him — and he has also consistently given credit to those who inspired the music he makes, like Teddy Riley, Jimmy Jam, Terry Lewis, and of course, Edmonds.
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In the hip and trendy seaside city of Punta del Este, in the southeast region of the country—where Uruguayans, Argentinians, and many Europeans spend lots of money on their summer vacations (most of them owners of luxurious houses in the coastal area)—a steakhouse is selling beef via a drive-thru booth, taking meat consumption to another level by allowing carnivores to get their piece of chorizo or bife ancho without ever stepping out of their cars.
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Why her mother is here again, as she will always be here again: Vassar girl, Katie Gibbs girl, a ghost perched on the narrow, faux-brass railing of the balcony good only for the cat litter and the trash Constance is too lazy to take down, a ghost stepping out of Hansel and Gretel, shaking the dead leaves from her sweater, still confused as to what path she was meant to follow, or maybe haunting the corner with her last match.
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BUT WHAT I WILL SAY IS, LOOK, THE LEANING BACK OR LEANING OUT, WHATEVER YOU WANT TO CALL IT, WHAT I HAVE TRIED TO DO OVER THE PAST EIGHT YEARS OF MY LIFE, WHICH IS STEPPING OUT OF THIS POWERFUL ROLE AND STEPPING INTO A MORE CONVENTIONAL LIFE, WHICH IS WHAT I WANTED, JUST BECAUSE YOU WANT SOMETHING DOESN'T MEAN YOU'RE GOOD AT IT OR YOU REALLY KNOW HOW TO GO ABOUT IT. AND SO FOR ME IT'S BEEN A DIFFICULT TRANSITION.
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For the first several years of my son's life I had been regularly astonished by moments of unbridled joy, moments so unlike anything I had known that each time I experienced one — his hand curling closed around my index finger, his light-up sneakers flashing at the end of the dark driveway, his bat finally connecting with the ball on the wobbly tee — I felt I was starting life over, stepping out of one life and into another as a brand new person.
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The biggest play of the Super Bowl came down to a narrow review that ruled a Chiefs running back broke the end zone plane before stepping out of boundsFox debuted a new NFL score graphic during the Super Bowl and fans had a lot of strong feelingsTom Brady&aposs cryptic photo that had people speculating about his retirement was for a Hulu commercial — and he says he&aposs &aposnot going anywhere&apos16 photos of a Super Bowl tailgate sum up just how passionate America really is about football
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