Grassroots coalitions are also beginning to form to act as a protective measure against sweeps—in San Francisco, it's called Solutions Not Sweeps, in Los Angeles, it's Services Not Sweeps.
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Sweeps: Sweeps claims that they can make your website 40% faster with one line of code, by more intelligently loading all of the third-party tools that a website is using.
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Here's what you need to know: • Aiming for sweeps.
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The Trump administration isn't yet launching broad and indiscriminate sweeps.
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For digital celebrities like Whittington, Fashion Week is Sweeps Week.
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The company sweeps the money out of the address afterward.
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It's the one show that usually sweeps at the Emmys.
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Frequency sweeps are a way of lifting the listener psychologically.
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Turkey's semiofficial Anadolu agency reported the terror sweeps and airstrikes.
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Medal sweeps are becoming much rarer than they once were.
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Additional K9 sweeps + patrols starting this AM as precaution. #wmata
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I grunt an apology, she ignores it and sweeps on.
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Police sweeps of homeless camps have gotten more aggressive, too.
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Moore said the sweeps have "definitely increased" since the storm.
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Both were during sweeps week and had short, salacious arcs.
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TV Line's calculation of major deaths in May sweeps — a.k.a.
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USA Bug Sweeps, a surveillance detection firm in Freehold, N.J., specializes in residential bug detection and does as many as three sweeps a day versus maybe one or two a week three years ago.
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You read that we do indiscriminate raids in neighborhoods and sweeps.
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Lebanese police have avoided such heavy-handed mass sweeps since 2012.
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Though Whittington works all year long, Fashion Week is Sweeps Week.
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The allegations come as the topic of sexual harassment sweeps Congress.
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"I'm worried they may conduct sweeps Monday or Tuesday," Cabrera said.
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The net sweeps actual and potential troublemakers, along with other critics.
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A dapper fellow in a tuxedo sweeps Eloise off her feet.
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An ISIS flag was also found in one of the sweeps.
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The dark line of the terminator sweeps across the globe map.
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You are the wave that sweeps and washes clean the shore.
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Such sweeps have been described by Trump for months, without specifics.
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If Trump sweeps on that day, he's really difficult to stop.
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Most high level karate competitions are much stricter on sweeps nowadays.
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Perico's smile has disappeared, and his eyes are doing panoramic sweeps.
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Whenever Barcelona sweeps into town, it carries with it certain expectations.
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That question bubbles up every year as influenza sweeps the nation.
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The arrest sweeps have targeted clerics, academics and human rights defenders.
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Though sweeps of this magnitude do happen (2006 and 2008 both saw huge Democratic sweeps), they're rare, especially as the parties have polarized geographically and because Democrats are underdogs, in Alabama and North Carolina in particular.
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Marvel Entertainment can have its massive periodic crossovers with epic consequential sweeps.
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As Fuller House mania sweeps the nation, everyone is feeling '90s nostalgia.
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Many have fled their homes amid bomb scares, lockdowns and security sweeps.
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Police found no explosives during sweeps of the area, Dallas Police Maj.
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A police officer sweeps it for prints, and will test its ballistics.
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Slide a finger along the capacitive strip to add whooshy filter sweeps.
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Twitter &aposbots&apos crackdown sweeps up Trump supporters who tweet very often.
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He sweeps everything under the rug and he won't talk about anything.
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The rear of the roof sweeps down in a single sexy swoop.
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But when a fire sweeps through your neighborhood, its destruction is complete.
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There are regular police sweeps with tear gas to keep migrants away.
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But after a few more sweeps he gave up on the crumbs.
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Chimney sweeps cleaned out the chimney soot that built up over time.
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We're told there are also daily security sweeps on the "Empire" set.
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Roth's Lindbergh sweeps to the presidency on, literally, an "America First!" ticket.
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He was demonstrating leg sweeps, techniques associated with judo more than karate.
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The agency does not conduct raids or sweeps that target aliens indiscriminately.
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"A sickening mix of relief and shame sweeps over me," says Green.
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The relative lack of sweeps in the N.B.A. — by contrast, baseball has endured 123.53 sweeps of the World Series, 13 of which came after the N.B.A. was formed — makes fairly easy work of trying to compare the sweeping teams.
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" He continued, "In a fair world, A Star Is Born sweeps the awards.
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Or you might meet someone who literally sweeps you off your statement sandals.
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You might even meet someone new who sweeps you off your platform boots.
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Trump sweeps the crucial Republican primaries in Ohio and Florida on Tuesday night,
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ACROSS THE NATION Feds net 21977--including convicted rapist- - in Southern California sweeps.
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You're able to set a schedule so the vacuum automatically sweeps your home.
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NOTES: Three of the Pirates' five series sweeps have come on the road.
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The rides also help protesters avoid the police sweeps that target public buses.
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As in past sweeps, many were only held for a matter of hours.
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The mother does what I do: she sweeps the floor, cooks, washes dishes.
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The app also sweeps up text messages and contact information from the devices.
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So what happens when the fake news juggernaut also sweeps up ordinary citizens?
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Jones said authorities at the base have conducted a "number of clearing sweeps."
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He's so beautiful and exotic and he sweeps her up on the horse.
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Salty air sweeps through it, blowing sand against the whitewalls, half burying them.
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It amounted to one of the largest immigration workplace sweeps in recent years.
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Yet the experience taught Mr. Hawk that chimney sweeps are a hardy lot.
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Every party that sweeps to midterm victory thinks history's winds are at its back.
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Later that day, during police sweeps of the neighborhood, Amri and Attou were arrested.
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" The writer claims that Travers' novels "associate chimney sweeps' blackened faces with racial caricature.
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She sweeps a curl of Monrovian hair from her eyes and stares at him.
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I clean the bathroom while L. takes out the trash and sweeps the kitchen.
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The win marked one of nine sweeps in the history of the NBA championship.
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In California, state officials have braced for rumored deportation sweeps targeted at sanctuary cities.
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The military responded with counterinsurgency sweeps and a scorched-earth campaign against Rohingya villages.
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"ICE does not conduct sweeps or raids that target undocumented immigrants indiscriminately," Smith said.
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They completed back-to-back series sweeps for the first time since September 2012.
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In the extreme, hyperinflation created by central bank money printing sweeps all before it.
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That number could rocket to millions of people once the storm sweeps South Carolina.
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A new challenge sweeps the internet Is it too early to start spring cleaning?
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When he wasn't working, he stayed indoors to avoid the military's sweeps for evaders.
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As coronavirus sweeps across the globe, governments are stepping up surveillance of their citizens.
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And when East Germany secured six sweeps in the 1980 Olympics alone, all of them were by women—though it was no coincidence that a record 11 medal sweeps occurred that year, when 65 countries, including America, boycotted the games in Moscow.
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" It denied reports about ICE checkpoints and random sweeps, calling them "false, dangerous, and irresponsible.
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Maybe sometimes the mood just sweeps you along and you have a bad few years.
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Image: AP Photo/Esteban FelixResidents watch as a wildfire sweeps through Portezuelo, Chile, on Jan.
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While there, she meets Will (Hemsworth), a volleyball player who sweeps her off her feet.
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Aleena is 17, with a bright smile and dark hair that sweeps across her shoulders.
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She sweeps in, taking charge of hair and make-up and fine-tuning the dancing.
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Once fully deployed, the tether thus sweeps out a circle with a diameter of 40km.
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WATTERS: Deafening silence from liberals after a wave of gun violence sweeps Chicago this weekend.
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Myanmar&aposs military responded with counterinsurgency sweeps and a scorched-earth campaign against Rohingya villages.
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There are still 2116 games to go, after all, and room for plenty more sweeps.
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Even if a wave of automation sweeps over the workforce, total employment may not fall.
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There's going to be no sweeps, no blowouts, both teams are here for a reason.
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Skrillex sweeps again with "Bangarang," the EP of the same name, and a Nero flip.
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Suddenly, Theresa May sweeps past, surrounded by police, toward the silver car next to us.
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We'd love to have you stay here, but the chimney sweeps are cleaning the loo.
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The wind sweeps bacteria, pollen, leaf fragments and bits of insect shells into the atmosphere.
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Operating theaters were as dirty as London was, their surgeons as grimy as chimney sweeps.
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But if the disease sweeps through the population, dissatisfaction with the government response could mount.
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The sweeps often ensnare people who can be pressured to share information about other crimes.
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The draft "sweeps rather broadly and leaves me a little uneasy," he told Justice Brennan.
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There were only four sweeps combined in the first round of the past seven playoffs.
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Above: A man sweeps his hands in an hourglass shape to describe a woman's figure.
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It's easy to imagine one team visiting two cities and coming away with two sweeps.
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And as automation sweeps through the workplace, these skills will only become more in-demand.
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"New York sweeps the board, coming out on top in every ranking," the report said.
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People are wary of even going outside, sometimes alarmed by unfounded rumors of immigration sweeps.
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Obviously, jobs have disappeared from society before: How many people are blacksmiths, cobblers or chimney sweeps?
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In all these years, the landslide generally sweeps the country, and very few states are close.
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Time will tell if reboot and revival fever sweeps television even more than it already has.
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Year after year, an expanding collection of services sweeps up more customers and creates more cash.
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The White House employee who carries a broom and sweeps up messy spills deserves a raise.
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Here's what to watch: Good weekend for Sandersnea Don't be surprised if Sanders sweeps on Saturday.
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Then, she sweeps a cream eye shadow slightly darker than her subject's skin across the lids.
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Not so with the Ella, which sweeps away almost all of the downsides of its predecessor.
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And when a virus sweeps through the city, they're the only ones who can stop it.
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A rainbow appears over Whitley Bay as Storm Gertrude sweeps the country on January 29, 2016.
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The RoboVac 11S sweeps, vacuums, and recharges automatically, so you don't need to lift a finger.
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A young physician arrives in Philadelphia in 1802, just as a smallpox epidemic sweeps the city.
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A knife sweeps the guts off the cutting board, and people push me off the bridge.
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The sound-isolating ear cups support lifelike Dolby Atmos sound that sweeps above and around you.
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It's unclear to observers whether many of those arrested in the sweeps had done anything illegal.
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It would have been awesome to start out this year two weekend sweeps in a row.
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They arrived early at Second Baptist Church and were shuttled to St. Martin's after security sweeps.
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"Hopefully we'll be the broom that just sweeps her off her feet," Adam says earnestly. Tragic.
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Mr. Kallos noted that Brooklyn had historically eliminated more voters than other boroughs during periodic sweeps.
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But do first-round sweeps over often weak opposition really herald postseason success in the N.B.A.?
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But it sweeps across waters — and some small islands — that are claimed by five other nations.
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With their last two wins, the Suns have completed season sweeps of two decidedly different opponents.
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But if Trump sweeps today's primaries, we're back to the old narrative of Trump being unstoppable.
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Kicking, meanwhile, grew, in part, from the engolo tradition of foot sweeps and high inverted kicks.
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Millions of people are trapped at home while Covid-19, the novel coronavirus, sweeps the globe.
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Few complain when Alabama sweeps through college football "beating the tar out of everybody," Walz said.
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A squall sweeps a hand overboard and you can sail on or attempt to rescue him.
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Anderson Honorable mention: Thiem, Djokovic, Kyrgios and Zverev Isner sweeps both serving categories (as in 2014).
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As the Covid-19 pandemic sweeps through the nation, thousands of nursing homes are locking down.
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" Breitbart's updates can be read here, under the cheeky headline, "Covfefe Livewire: Comey Crazy Sweeps Washington.
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As the contestants experienced radical, sweeps-week weight loss, their metabolisms slowed, and stayed slow afterward.
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He directed police to conduct "crime suppression" sweeps in predominantly Latino neighborhoods and to raid businesses.
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Its findings came as a housing affordability crisis sweeps the nation and homelessness continues to rise.
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More traditional advertising around the company's planned March 2 breakfast launch takes sweeps at other brands.
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A certain look sweeps across a person's face when you tell them you're from Long Island.
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The particles move with the magnetic field, which sweeps back and extends outward as the pulsar spins.
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And that situation is unlikely to change, even if Modi's party sweeps Uttar Pradesh (UP), it added.
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Of course, Asians in America is a term that sweeps together dozens of cultures, languages and religions.
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Tyson first argued that classes cannot be certified if the class definition sweeps in uninjured class members.
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Once a week, she sweeps the floor and dusts the furniture in Edgar's room, which remains intact.
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Every once in a rare while—let's say, during sweeps—you might hook up with a client.
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Many companies, including Instagram, do sporadic sweeps of their user bases to remove spam or inactive accounts.
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When we stumble on some during our visit, Dargie gleefully sweeps some up for a closer look.
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Andrej Babis, a tycoon with a populist bent, sweeps aside the old guard in a Czech election.
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At the moment, the lidar they use sweeps a six-millimetre-deep beam around the speaker's base.
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The novel changes gear when the storm sweeps in, disabling technology and bringing Frankie and Stotts closer.
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If Cardi B sweeps the VMAs this year, she'll take home a whopping 10 Moon Person trophies.
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Five minutes late, Darrell Todd Maurina sweeps into a meeting room and plugs in his laptop computer.
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Perhaps that will be as the new company sweeps in and tries to reorganize it from scratch.
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She mops floors, scrubs bathroom tiles, takes out the garbage and sweeps and wipes the apartment stairs.
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Unless a jungle juice craze sweeps the nation, orange juice concentrate sales look poised to remain low.
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In contrast, the former Soviet Union had an even split of medal sweeps by men and women.
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He would do "building sweeps," knocking on the door of every rent-regulated unit in a building.
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Ezequiel's grandmother sweeps the floor of classroom 204 like she used to in her own living room.
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"It sweeps up a sizable amount of information about Americans who are communicating with foreigners," he added.
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Highways leading to the convention site have been backed up with cars waiting for their security sweeps.
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A sampling: Trump will only win if a Rapture happens that sweeps up everyone with Martha Stewart.
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The point fighting game rewards throws and sweeps very highly if they are followed by a strike.
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In foregoing the term "slaves" in favor of "colonists," Puerto Rico sweeps the institution under the rug.
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Gemini season kicks off on the 20th, when the sun sweeps into your sign for a month.
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"I'm not going to stand for reporting that sweeps all of this under the rug," he wrote.
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As Pokémon GO sweeps the world its dividing society into two camps: the Pokeplayers and the Pokehaters.
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We want to hear from farmers who are grappling with the potential implications of last week's sweeps.
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And its combination brush-and-squeegee head sweeps away both powdery and wet snow without scratching paint.
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But on the day of her wedding, Souleiman returns as a mysterious fever sweeps the Atlantic coast.
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Who, according to the article, are officials targeting as part of a new round of immigration sweeps?
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Health experts suspect that a deadly influenza that sweeps across the globe is a very real possibility.
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Shoot after shoot of the alleys she sweeps after the boys are picked up and taken home.
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If one team sweeps all four quarters, the other team will receive $100,000 for its charity regardless.
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The act would also increase reporting of FCC enforcement and fund "sweeps" to shut down pirate broadcasts.
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Long lines have been seen outside of supermarkets in northern Italy as panic buying sweeps the area.
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Kelly sweeps the board clear of all previous critical commentary — just so much clutter, we must understand.
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That single story, unfortunately, sweeps the characters along in ways that range from clumsy to downright unsettling.
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Regular, repeated violence is a vicious cyclone that sweeps up innocent victims and creates new aggressors regularly.
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The pleasure of "The Post" is how it sweeps you up in how it all went down.
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A gentle planetary curve sweeps across the composition, divided into soft fields by wobbling cords of color.
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That, they say, would end sweeps and roundups, and force ICE to focus on pursuing hardened criminals.
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When all the walls are open, ocean air sweeps in, erasing the boundary between indoors and out.
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Private forensic testing companies have also recently announced their own sweeps of cold cases using a similar technique.
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Mayor Eric Garcetti said in a statement that the city will not assist ICE in the deportation sweeps.
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Supporters of the sweeps say they are surprised that actions enforcing US immigration laws are making the news.
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When he wakes up in the morning, he sweeps the house with his gun raised, looking for invaders.
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However, your romantic renaissance begins on July 12, when Venus sweeps into Leo and your passionate fifth house.
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Storms will continue to be a concern as the cold front sweeps east, CNN meteorologist Monica Garrett said.
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An uptick of immigration enforcement activity followed, and ICE agents carried out sweeps in communities across the country.
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After completing each artwork, Wang snaps a pic, then sweeps the hair up to keep the salon clean.
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An official post on YouTube's product forum states these sweeps are part of routine maintenance the company performs.
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In Skyrim, modified into a survival arrangement, the thing that sweeps your accomplishments away is the world itself.
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Crises are usually followed by a political backlash, which sweeps in new leadership with a mandate to regulate.
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She sweeps another shade on the high points of her cheeks, and then things get even more interesting.
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But there is a benefit of these sweeps when it comes to closing in on an international investigation.
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But dehydration as a heat wave sweeps India could be to blame, according to medical staff in Muzaffarpur.
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The drug, generically known as naloxone, is becoming a medical staple as the opioid epidemic sweeps the country.
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One of the largest such sweeps was of 98 7-Eleven convenience stores, which led to 21 arrests.
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The water that sweeps from the north toward the lake collects fertilizers, pesticides and animal waste from farms.
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Even worse, it creates a cultural revolution whirlwind that often sweeps up the originators of the initial impulse.
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Encampment sweeps have become increasingly controversial as officials have struggled with rising rates of homelessness around the country.
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Social media users posted photos of police, security sweeps and safety notices at theaters in California and Florida.
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Efron may have just as much hair now, but he sweeps it up instead of to the side.
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Saenchai was forbidden from utilizing his leg catches into foot sweeps—his number one way of punishing kickers.
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He sweeps the featherweight off her feet and they call each other "fiancé" like poorly timed robots. Yay?
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It sweeps up entire families, forcing everyone to claw their way through overwhelming grief, confusion, helplessness, and anger.
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There also have been more than twice as many sweeps this postseason (five) as seven-game battles (two).
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Fourteen other reputed members of the gang were arrested in sweeps that day or later in the month.
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The sweeps frightened workers and business owners nationwide and in other industries and sectors of the American economy.
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Meanwhile, Biden and his campaign have had to switch gears while the coronavirus pandemic sweeps through the country.
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He said federal rules prohibited him from discussing the equipment ABM provides to cabin cleaners for security sweeps.
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Designed to work as a street sweeper does, it sweeps dirt from the outside in for easier pickup.
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The sweeps draw on a 2014 counterterror law that broadened the definition of terror activities to include dissent.
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Temperatures continue to run at a warmer-than-average pace until a cold front sweeps through late tomorrow.
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Because of how the collection occurs, the government sweeps up a massive amount of American information as well.
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Enforcement efforts have focused on using more data analytics to uncover alleged fraud and more industry-wide sweeps.
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That could force the Trump administration to focus on immigrants with criminal records, rather than on broader sweeps.
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Detroit's Big Three automakers plan to temporarily close all U.S. factories as the coronavirus sweeps across the country.
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It's a playground for Kleis' numerous ideas: dreamy guitar sweeps coexist alongside jazzy loops and car-crash atmospherics.
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I have vague memories of TV reporters using bathroom busts to stoke anti-gay hysteria during television sweeps week.
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As he gets closer and closer to smashing into the ground, 007 sweeps in to snatch an assailant's parachute.
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If Golden State sweeps Portland four games to none, their best-of-seven series will end on April 24.
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If Sanders sweeps Iowa and New Hampshire, the Democratic Party establishment is likely to go into full-scale panic.
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As the NSA sweeps up emails and web traffic in bulk, countless Americans end up in the agency database.
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Raqqa is expected to be formally declared "liberated" once SDF sweeps the city for landmines and jihadi sleeper cells.
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Bahamas On Boxing Day (December 26) and New Year's Day, a street parade called Junkanoo sweeps through the Bahamas.
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It is undisputed that NSA "incidentally" sweeps up Americans' communications by the millions through these "foreign intelligence" collection methods.
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These sampled effects are currently limited to sounds like filter sweeps (think any Daft Punk song) or air horns.
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Several agricultural regions in Brazil reported frosts over the weekend as a polar air mass sweeps through the country.
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"Now:Now" showcases both the mellifluous arpeggiations and vocoder vocal work of Smith and the atmospheric ambient sweeps of Pritchard.
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They evoked the dark silhouettes of chimney sweeps, while emitting whistles, yips and whoops like cowhands at a roundup.
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It's finally May, which means May sweeps, when networks pull out all the stops for a spring ratings push.
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There, he developed a reputation as a neighborhood mentor, doling out wisdom along with foot sweeps and roundhouse blocks.
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And what about the Latinos whose civil rights were trampled on by Arpaio's immigration "sweeps" in predominantly Hispanic neighborhoods?
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After conducting several sweeps of the building, Navy officials said there was no evidence to confirm shots being fired.
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It wasn't the first landslide this summer, or even this week, as the rainy season sweeps across southern China.
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A Bethel local sweeps trash in front of her home as festival-goers make their way out of town.
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Occasionally, note opponents, the systems to protect Americans fail and the surveillance sweeps up domestic or a citizen's chatter.
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Capitol security teams do regular sweeps of leadership offices and my sources aren't aware of recording devices being found.
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" He then continued to speak on abortion, homosexuality, drugs, transgender rights and materialism, saying "immorality sweeps over our land.
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Before he opens the carousel to riders, Mr. Schiavone climbs high up onto its sweeps, which are like rafters.
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As the coronavirus sweeps through the US, hospitals are preparing for an influx of patients, and planning patient care.
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Carr, seduced by the "wide sweeps of sea and sky," arrived here on a beautiful spring day in 1934.
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She sweeps in and out to stock up on provisions, breezing past locals with rude manners and wagging tongues.
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Then head outside to admire one of the city's finest miradouros (viewpoints) that sweeps across the terracotta-tiled rooftops.
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"Sweeps are underway and a detailed assessment will be communicated in the coming hours" said Interior Minister Hamed Bakayoko.
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"Had we seen this cartoon in one of those sweeps, we definitely would have pulled it," Mr. Florez said.
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Afterward, he sweeps the mound clean with a rake and tips his cap and bows before leaving the field.
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Wide-scale testing, as these countries are doing, sweeps up mild cases, people who don't go to the hospital.
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"People want cleaning, everyone wants to feel safe and hygienic," said Kelley Cutler, an organizer in Solutions Not Sweeps.
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When they do these sweeps in which people, including reporters and legal observers, are arrested, that's not effective policing.
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Ford and Toyota announced additional plant shutdowns and production suspensions at the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak sweeps the globe.
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The New York Stock Exchange is preparing to close its trading floor as the coronavirus sweeps through New York.
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The exception was last year's Cavaliers, who pulled off two sweeps before beating the Raptors four games to two.
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Designed to clean just like a street sweeper does, it sweeps dirt from the outside in for easy pickup.
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Its least pure form, a blend of dusts of various metals, is known in the industry as bench sweeps.
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The 69-year-old eventually puts down the roaring machine and sweeps up the lingering leaves into neat piles.
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" But before Allison can answer, a crowparrot sweeps out of the nearest tree, winging low to screech "_Fuck you!
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Do you really want to fly a drone through narrow hallways in security sweeps, or in your own home?
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In the post, the former employee explains what rule number five, "everyone sweeps the floor," means to him today.
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FINRA has conducted sweeps on execution through firms that pay for order flow, pointing to need for additional oversight.
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The young ones, like Andreas, from a family of chimney sweeps, could act like trapeze artists on a rope.
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The word on the street in Nueva Gerona was that the military was conducting antidrug sweeps along the coast.
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He was using sweeps and elbows off the Thai clinch like he had been doing it his whole life.
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Streams and shovelled-out pits provide water in some areas, but sooner or later rain sweeps in faeces-ridden mud.
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"Unless he sweeps the South, there are going to be serious questions" about the rationale for his candidacy going forward.
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At one point, Gosling's character shares that he sweeps women off their feet — literally — by picking them up Swayze style.
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The other 457 people — nearly three-quarters of those caught up in the sweeps — were simply "also apprehended" and arrested.
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Instead of doing a full-on bang, we opted for more of a curtain bang that sweeps to both sides.
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Last year, a federal court found him in contempt for refusing to stop racially profiling Latinos in his immigration sweeps.
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But if "La La Land" sweeps the awards, it will indicate that the Academy has not fully received the message.
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Premier user Sweeps sent The Verge screenshots of what the SoundCloud distribution process looks like for those that are eligible.
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But it might be possible, theoretically, for Trump to reassign federal agents from other regions to make sweeps, said Durkan.
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Sheriff Joe's fans cheered when he ordered immigration sweeps that targeted people who appeared to be non-white or Hispanic.
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But Jet has struggled with waning web traffic and brand relevance as Amazon's Prime network sweeps up more members. Jet.
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It is also more evocative of wind, which sweeps around on "blow" for several bars before the rain comes in.
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From there Till looks for those classic Muay Thai style foot sweeps which Matt Brown popularized in mixed martial arts.
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NASA suspects this won't be the last time a wind vortex sweeps over the probe—and that's a good thing.
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As Pokémon Go sweeps the nation, it's important to remember what a fun game is all about: winning without trying.
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Hill absolutely expands the Saints' run concepts, whether through the zone read, other option designs or QB draws and sweeps.
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Before this week, the A's had recorded just two season-series sweeps of seven or more games in franchise history.
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"It sweeps across Europe and other places," Daniel Coats, the director of national intelligence, told the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday.
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But this charming man comes along and sweeps her off her feet and that's very much what women still want.
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Flying nannies and bags of infinite volume are overwhelming enough, but once the chimney sweeps start dancing and Mary & co.
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But when a CME sweeps across Earth, these towers, designed to handle AC currents, are instead flooded with DC currents.
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They also offer hands-on volunteer seminars that incorporate tree-planting and beach sweeps to continue cleaning up the coast.
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Disaster planning starts long before a storm makes landfall, a wildfire sweeps over the hillside, or a tornado touches down.
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Enter the sweeps here, and take a peek at what we'd scoop up if we were to win, straight ahead.
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The sweeps are conducted to ensure no phones, smartwatches or other personal devices make it past the White House lobby.
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So she calmly sweeps up everything the invader smashed, washes off the blood, and continues her orderly, well-appointed life.
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Sweeps are carried out to track down personal devices that have made it past the lobby and into the building.
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Two N.B.A. teams, the Cavaliers and the Spurs, have finished off their opening-round playoff series with four-game sweeps.
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But before that Truth sweeps you up like a tidal wave, we've captured some of yesterday's best performances on camera.
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ICE said her comments kept them from locating more than 800 immigrants in subsequent sweeps, but Schaaf defended her decision.
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U.S. Sweeps 20 Hurdles: The United States completed a rare 26-20-3 sweep in the women's 100-meter hurdles.
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As the retail apocalypse sweeps across the US, consumers continue to turn to online retailers, like Amazon, for their purchases.
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Moreno, sporting huge glasses and a matter-of-fact confidence, sweeps about the set like she's on a Broadway stage.
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The track's meandering and slow arpeggios over diaphanous synth sweeps can ease existential dread and inspire one to ponder instead.
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The agency could reverse its policy on sweeps tomorrow, allowing agents to ensnare even more otherwise law-abiding undocumented people.
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As the tiny house movement sweeps across the US, many are divided on if the downsized life is for them.
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If he sweeps all three primaries, he could lock in an insurmountable lead, all but clinching the party's presidential nomination.
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Cromwell's wife dies in the sweating sickness that sweeps through London, and his two daughters follow her the following year.
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When a pandemic sweeps the globe, making large gatherings of people incredibly dangerous, how does the Walt Disney Company respond?
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"There's a lot of rumors out there that we are going to go out and do sweeps," Mr. Russo said.
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As the craft-beer craze sweeps across the US, the question remains: Where can beer lovers find the best brews?
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Every night, after he shuts the display down, Mr. DiMartino sweeps the street, where visitors toss the occasional coffee cup.
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Planned Parenthood wants people to know that its doors are still open, even as the coronavirus epidemic sweeps the nation.
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During the sweeps period, he averaged 303 million total viewers a night — a 230 percent increase from a year ago.
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When a huge anti-corruption dragnet sweeps up a country's most popular politician, justice is served, but democracy is tested.
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That's how Alfre Woodard's performance in "Clemency" feels as she violently sweeps you up with the force of her talent.
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The two towers are connected by a glass lobby with a sinuous metal roof that sweeps below the High Line.
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As the camera sweeps around, we hear wind and passing vehicles, clanking as though we're crossing over a cattle guard.
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Critic's Notebook The president's speech was jammed with engineered moments and sweeps stunts — and then came a cable-drama rip.
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In the season finale of "MODERN FAMILY," leading in at 9, Manny's dad sweeps in for a wild graduation celebration.
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Not the trailer for "Logan," released in October, which sweeps all mentions of X-Men or Wolverine under the rug.
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It's an approach that sweeps the political problems of any policy—what to do about the losers—under the rug.
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And every day the strategy from Riyadh is to hope that another major world event sweeps in and distracts everyone.
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Saw grass sweeps to the horizon, in a marshy expanse broken by islands of slash pines and gumbo-limbo trees.
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Deep in the match, when your heart is hammering and your legs begin to seize, fatigue sweeps your mind clean.
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But as the show picks up momentum, their own music sweeps them into galvanizing eruptions of passion and existential anger.
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Mr. Hawk could find only about 20 chimney sweeps in Paris, and only half agreed to let him document them.
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This might seem like an innocuous comic scene if Travers's novels didn't associate chimney sweeps' blackened faces with racial caricature.
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There is music that sweeps and direct-to-camera narration of a gripping personal story, interspersed with photographs from the past.
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Recalling Rorschach inkblot tests and preschool "butterfly" pictures, the black sweeps and whorls of the paintings are heavy with emotional significance.
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He sweeps the color from the ends up, teasing the hair around the midlengths so there is no line of demarcation.
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It just gives the land a top layer of bone-dry dust, which the flooding sweeps away, creating those sediment rivers.
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Consider the number of deaths on TVLine's yearly May sweeps report card, which tallies the deaths that happen just in May.
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The detector sweeps through frequencies like a police radio scanner, moving from lower to higher frequencies (or the other way around).
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In recent weeks, the agency has conducted sweeps, not specifically targeting families, that have resulted in dozens of arrests at once.
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Supporters are more likely than critics to endure long lines, security sweeps and then sometimes hours of waiting for his arrival.
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But against opponents less outstanding than Cornelius, Telles has been able to hit heaps of sweeps and the occasional knee bar.
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The full moon rises behind burning moorland as a large wildfire sweeps across the moors in Stalybridge, England, on June 26.
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The crime suppression sweeps and workplace raids he used to round up illegal immigrants for years elicited allegations of racial profiling.
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It consisted of military sweeps that caught up anyone who was allegedly involved and, critics say, many others who were not.
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While we normally reserve our new music sweeps for Fridays, we'll make an exception for N.E.R.D's new beat — "Lemon" — featuring Rihanna.
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She also possesses a strange, beautiful romanticism that sweeps through the show like a motif broken loose from a Tchaikovsky symphony.
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Paired with Matsoukas's direction, as her camera sweeps over South LA's dusty days and inky blue nights, they can be transcendent.
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Crackdown on 'bots' sweeps up people who tweet often Some Twitter accounts are so bad that people believe they are bots.
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After prepping the hair with his moisturizing spray, François sweeps strands back into a ponytail at the crown of the head.
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The county erosion chair for 14 years, Hutchinson says that she cringes every time she sweeps dirt out of her house.
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All the while, Arpaio was conducting immigration sweeps in predominantly Latino neighborhoods, ensnaring both legal and undocumented immigrants and US citizens.
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Meanwhile, in Cleveland, the Atlanta Hawks ended an eleven-game losing streak, including two playoff sweeps, to the Cavaliers 110-106.
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Hit the sweeps now to enter, and don't forget to share this with your whole girl gang for instant good karma.
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A two-handed sword with wide, slow, and calculated sweeps kept the enemies knocked over and far away from my team.
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Today, Immigration and Customs Enforcement sweeps are taking place across the nation, uprooting first generation immigrant communities and tearing families apart.
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If Trump sweeps the table, it becomes that much harder for his rivals to derail his steady march to the nomination.
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However, when it does rain, a flash flood sweeps along the homeless people's camps, taking along all their belongings with it.
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These days the "Baywatch" actor sweeps his hair up, as seen in this photo of him at the 2018 Golden Globes.
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Fears of retaliatory sectarian violence have already caused Muslim communities to flee their homes amid bomb scares, lockdowns and security sweeps.
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It's also strangely natural when, say, her leg sweeps in an elegant rond de jambe before she collapses in a heap.
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But it correlates with my Victorian chimney sweeps method of putting fireplace soot in a cup of milk and drinking that.
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Reply with #HeinzKetchupCaviar and #Sweeps for the chance to get your hands on one of 150 jars this Valen-HEINZ day.
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Demands are exchanged, and then an emergency bill sweeps through both chambers with huge bipartisan majorities before the president signs it.
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As Covid-19 sweeps across the world, it has prompted thousands of people to isolate themselves to avoid spreading the virus.
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I believe this opinion sweeps far too broadly in effectively removing courts from serious interbranch disputes on oversight or impeachment matters.
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If Biden sweeps the map on Tuesday, he could gain a delegate lead that Sanders would have a tough time overcoming.
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A super typhoon nears the Philippines, an anti-immigration movement sweeps South Korea and Apple unveils its most expensive phone yet.
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COVID-260 cases surpassed 219,264 in the United States late Tuesday as the new flu-like coronavirus sweeps across the country.
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In closed-door meetings with House members in March, Democrats questioned Mr. Kelly about aggressive immigration sweeps at churches and hospitals.
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In other California cities where GEO runs immigrant detention centers, including Adelanto and Bakersfield, "ICE doesn't conduct neighborhood sweeps," he said.
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During sweeps, police would often detain Latinos for minor offenses like honking a car horn, then demand proof of legal residence.
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But if you can get past that, the movie sweeps you along with a brisk pace and even dashes of humor.
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But the army's aggressive sweeps to root out the remaining fighters have taken a toll on more than just Boko Haram.
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But Mr. Ryoo adroitly moves his camera through vast, crowded settings, and the climax sweeps you up in its ineluctable intensity.
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Still, in making a convenience of semi-random figures, I think it sweeps too much sloppiness under the rug of surrealism.
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The driveway sweeps up to the front door in the manner of grand carriage entrance ramps in 26.5th-century Italian villas.
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In the course of just four sweeps on a John Deere Gator, Greer said, he plotted a new course for Blackmon.
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And "Shetland" sweeps viewers off to the far-northern Scottish archipelago, which seems to have more than its share of murders.
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For distressed investors, he suggests buying unimpaired secured tranches at discounts and amortize prior to maturity through sweeps and asset sales.
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One man, Mohammed, whom Mr. Hawk documented, said he knew of three sweeps who had fallen from roofs over the years.
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For Mr. Hawk, a member of an Australian photo group called Penumbra Collective, just photographing chimney sweeps proved unpredictable, even scary.
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From gator trappers to chimney sweeps to junkyard kings, these folks have overcome incredible obstacles on the way to mastering their trades.
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And on Saturday, messenger Mercury sweeps into Libra, joining Jupiter and the sun in efforts to make this a revolution of love.
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Brittany Bonner, a first-year student at Berea College, sweeps outside the front door of the Berea College bookstore in Berea, Kentucky.
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It sweeps beyond business to society at large, where it warns of an "overthrow of the people's sovereignty" by the surveillance capitalists.
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"The radio beam sweeps across the sky like a radar, because the source is changing its orientation relative to us," explains Loeb.
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The downtown security sweeps included visits to hundreds of apartments and cafes and were the most visible manifestation of the government's alarm.
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In dip systems, after the nail has been prepped with a base coat, a technician sweeps an activating liquid onto the nail.
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While officials say the army has been conducting carefully targeted sweeps against the group behind attacks on police border posts on Oct.
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In the film, a fictional deadly virus sweeps the world after migrating from a dead pig to a chef that handles it.
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The man could be seen being questioned as journalists were driven away from the area where the security sweeps had taken place.
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As the creepy clowns craze sweeps across the UK, a caped crusader was summoned to chase the evil creatures and protect children.
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The liberal magazine cited unidentified DNC officials who said the party had hired a firm to conduct electronic sweeps of its offices.
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It sweeps all conversations to do with sex and sex work under the carpet—pushing it offline, rather than opening it up.
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In fact, while he was so busy conducting immigration sweeps, his office ignored sex crimes and allegedly mismanaged millions in taxpayer funds.
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"The rash of these recent reports about ICE checkpoints and random sweeps, that's all false and that's dangerous and irresponsible," Marin said.
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The Red Sox just won their first back-to-back four-game sweeps since 1968, so naturally I'm in a good mood.
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Experts were quick to point out that it's nothing new to see Border Patrol agents conducting immigration sweeps on buses or trains.
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It's 1973, and she's enjoying a glossy stopover with him when the Pinochet coup that overthrows President Allende sweeps them both up.
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Gym brands like Planet Fitness and Lifetime Fitness are opening in shuttered Sears and Macy's stores as the retail apocalypse sweeps America.
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A worker with the National Park Service sweeps snow along Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House in Washington on Jan.
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Unsurprisingly, all five of those sweeps were doled out by the defending champion Cavaliers or the out-for-revenge Golden State Warriors.
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As the coronavirus sweeps across America, these ethical principles will collide with the messy realities of limited medical resources in dramatic ways.
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A camera sweeps across 80,000 people at Dublin's Croke Park, awaiting kickoff at a semifinal championship match, two days after his death.
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London (CNN)As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the globe, women's access to abortion is one of many healthcare provisions thrown into jeopardy.
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So when Chael sweeps the field and out-fights 'em all ... Don't be surprised that a gangster's the belle of the brawl!
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So instead of a behemoth like "Hamilton," which sweeps the nominations (and awards), you get a wider range of possibilities for prizes.
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Meanwhile, outside Seattle, three hours north, 10 deaths have been reported as the virus sweeps through a nursing home in Kirkland, Washington.
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Conversations wander into eddies and dead ends; in one episode, a man sweeps a floor for two and a half wordless minutes.
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As the coronavirus outbreak sweeps across the world, governments are grappling with the biggest public health crisis since the 1918 influenza pandemic.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic sweeps across the country, hundreds of thousands of college students are completing the spring semester at home.
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Twenty percent of Americans work in retail and hospitality, sectors that have been devastated overnight as the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the country.
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RAHAL SWEEPS Graham Rahal completed a doubleheader sweep at the Detroit Grand Prix to become IndyCar's first two-time winner this season.
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He added that Instagram would also ban or restrict hashtags and conduct "proactive sweeps" to remove content spreading misinformation about the virus.
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Watson sweeps away the myths that have sidelined the semicolon — it's not snooty, not rulebound — and demonstrates what impressive chops it has.
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Paris (CNN)Three people have died and tens of thousands have been left without power as Storm Eleanor sweeps across western Europe.
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I'm fantasizing not about a fairytale happy ending where some guy sweeps me off my feet like a knight in shining armor.
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The sweeps helped to push violence down to record lows, but some crimes began to rise this year, according to police statistics.
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President Donald Trump is on top of handling the US's response to a potential pandemic as the deadly coronavirus sweeps the globe.
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Durability of deposits, which include CDs, interest-bearing checking, savings, and money markets/sweeps, in a rising interest rate environment remains unproven.
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But if Trump sweeps the board, except for maybe Texas and the Minnesota caucuses, then the whole story is: Is he stoppable?
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Darla Shine's comments come as a measles outbreak sweeps across the country, disproportionally affecting those who were not vaccinated against the disease.
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Most chimney sweeps that Mr. Hawk met were French, some Portuguese, and most inherited the job from their father or an uncle.
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But even if Cruz sweeps every delegate Wisconsin has to offer, he'll remain far behind Trump, trailing him by about 240 delegates.
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The judge alleged that Arpaio had continued with his anti-immigrant sweeps in order to help his 2012 bid for re-election.
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When the police conducted drug sweeps in London, they'd found cannabis residue, methaqualone, and cocaine at houses the band was associated with.
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If it sweeps at a quickening pace, it will scan right off the end of the radio dial and cease to function altogether.
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He sweeps Batulo into his arms and carries her like a running back toward a wall on the other side of the lobby.
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Bruno Mars Sweeps the 2018 GRAMMYs With 7 Awards Mars is currently finishing up the European leg of his 24K Magic World Tour.
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"A lot of my soul is dead, but this is coat number 60," she says as she sweeps on another coat of lipstick.
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This time South America gets the honors when the Moon's shadow sweeps across Chile and Argentina just before sunset on July 6, 223.
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Sweeps are carried out by a "multilingual team", based on pages liked or events attended, in addition to things directly posted by users.
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Mr Arpaio was convicted for defying court orders to halt police raids and immigration sweeps which, judges found, relied on unconstitutional racial profiling.
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Jamie goes back for Claire, who has tied herself to the ship with a rope, but a gigantic wave sweeps over them both.
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This dispensation helps drive the trade winds westward the better to feed the monsoon as the intertropical convergence zone sweeps north over India.
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Officials said human remains were collected in 37 body bags after sweeps of the site, roughly 15 km (nine miles) off the coast.
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Jennaya Dunlap of the Inland Coalition for Immigrant Justice in Ontario, east of Los Angeles, also said she hadn't seen signs of sweeps.
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Kongsberg's current device is an autonomous torpedo called Munin which, equipped with sonar imaging, has already carried out several sweeps of the loch.
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There is a mournful nervousness in your lines, evidently composed of short, apprehensive dashes that undermine the notoriously confident sweeps of Picasso's oeuvre.
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There's going to be a lot of wildlife impacted by this when all this stuff sweeps out into our bays and into Mexico.
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Both the title track's trance-like crunch and the huge sweeps in "Before We Dreamed of Two" will make you headbang in devotion.
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Since the opening round expanded to a best-of-seven series in 218.8, there had been 22 first-round sweeps before this season.
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The pace would undoubtedly accelerate if, carried on a surge of patriotism brought by the clash with Pakistan, he sweeps into another term.
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And some, such as in Beverly Hills, with its estates surrounded by sweeps of lawns and gardens, resisted at first, but eventually complied.
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During the Industrial Revolution, chimney sweeps who cleaned away soot inside smokestacks developed scrotal cancer more frequently than the general population, he said.
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Schaaf warned city residents Saturday night of pending immigration raids in the Bay Area, saying sweeps could occur in the next 85033 hours.
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Immigration lawyers said it is within the president's authority to set aside many due-process protections to order wide sweeps and accelerated removals.
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Information about an unknown number of U.S. residents is also included in sweeps authorized by Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act.
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Maureen Phelan's rash act sets off a roundelay of events that sweeps through the neighborhood, eventually putting her son's illegal business at risk.
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When a cop, visitor, or inmate transferring in from a new prison brings in a new bug, it sweeps through the compound rapidly.
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And these aren't party tricks; her soloing style on the saxophone is swift and purposeful, often moving in dashes and broad harmonic sweeps.
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When human civilization seems to veer off into the nonsensical and unexplainable, nature reliably sweeps in to apply a bit of mindful salve.
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It doesn't really matter, though, how well you get to know anyone, not once the tide of history sweeps into the Stonewall Inn.
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Police said human remains were collected in 37 body bags after sweeps of the site, roughly 3003 km (nine miles) off the coast.
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We've both been working from home after our offices closed in order to practice social distancing as COVID-19 sweeps across our city.
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We're told the "Sicko Mode" rapper has them conduct thorough sweeps of the dressing room and backstage areas for more than an hour.
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On Tuesday, Ford announced it would shut down its manufacturing facilities in Europe, as the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic sweeps through the continent.
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The coronavirus pandemic is likely to kick millions of Americans off their health insurance as the disease's economic toll sweeps through the nation.
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ICE and the Justice Department recently trumpeted massive immigration sweeps, including arrests of over 680 undocumented workers at food processing plants in Mississippi.
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In the November 212 sweeps period — which coincided with Mr. Colbert's shaky start as a network host — Mr. Fallon's lead was nearly 235,22017.
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And we still do not know the answer to the trenchant question: Will Coronavirus become a deadly pandemic that sweeps around the world?
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Calm and sunny weather today precedes a more volatile Friday, when a strong cold front sweeps in with gusty showers and falling temperatures.
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As the Wuhan virus sweeps across China, people have begun wearing masks to protect themselves, leading to a nationwide shortage of the product.
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This layout sweeps me horizontally around the room, and up, up, up to Bradford's tattersall deluge to splash down into Puryear's ancient bones.
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My entree, a pork loin prepared with rare Mexican plants and vegetables, arrives on a plate decorated with sweeps of color brush strokes.
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"The rash of recent reports about purported ICE checkpoints and random sweeps are false, dangerous and irresponsible," ICE said in a statement Friday.
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On the same show where Mr. Letterman apologized, Mr. Trump had barely sat down before noting it was the first day of sweeps.
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It has since conducted two rounds of sweeps to ensure that brokerages and wealth managers are taking steps to safeguard sensitive customer information.
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Every three minutes, when the Eye of Sauron sweeps across the gym, everyone has to drop into a plank position until it passes.
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On Wednesday, Detroit's Big Three automakers announced they would halt production in their North American factories as the coronavirus sweeps through the nation.
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Hot, dry summers then turn that forest floor into fuel, and on average every seven years a wildfire sweeps and restarts the cycle.
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It could come as early as tomorrow, if Trump sweeps Super Tuesday, or even just massively increases his delegate lead with, say, 13 victories.
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The military responded with counterinsurgency sweeps and was accused of widespread human rights violations, including rape, murder, torture and the burning of Rohingya homes.
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The storm's pathway is predicted to turn toward Florida after it sweeps across various Virgin and Caribbean Islands over the next couple of days.
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The Four Seasons, one of Houston's most-expensive hotels, has conducted active-shooter drills and added routine sweeps of plainclothes security throughout the facility.
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In Egypt, dozens of young men living in mostly poor neighborhoods stereotyped as Islamist strongholds are rounded up in regular sweeps, say defense attorneys.
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It'll be months before Hamilton sweeps the Tony Awards, but the 10-dollar founding father just secured another accolade: the Pulitzer Prize for Drama.
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Then there's the waterslide windshield, which sweeps from the top of the car practically all the way down to the badge on the hood.
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While you're dropping blocks and matching colors, a "Time Line" constantly sweeps across the playing field from left to right at a steady pace.
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On Friday, the new moon in Libra sweeps in to pacify any tension the Sun and Jupiter stir up — or increase the good vibes!
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As precipitation rises in the Midwest, rain sweeps up oil, garbage, and any other pollutants in its way as it flows into sewer systems.
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South by Southwest The marijuana industry is picking up as legalization sweeps the country, but there are still some wrinkles to be ironed out.
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Veronica Agudo, Lucia Beth Marcoleta and Tatiana Harder walk in and breathe a big sigh of relief as the cold air sweeps over them.
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But privacy advocates say that the law sweeps up the communications of Americans, and have pushed for reforms with support from the tech industry.
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They won the next three games, taking that series, and have since defeated both Denial Esports and Selfless Gaming in dominant 3-0 sweeps.
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They left a more enduring monument too: a sombre stone church with a charmingly incongruous Tibetan-style roof that sweeps skyward at its edges.
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Bryce, in his firefighter uniform, literally sweeps her off her feet and into the thick cloud of transphobia that trails him at all times.
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Officers also will make sweeps of area hotels, theaters and parking garages and monitor checkpoints where they scan for radiation and weapons, police said.
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"Two complete sweeps of the airport building were carried out jointly by firefighters and police officers both wearing protective equipment," the fire bridge said.
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"There is no basis for petitioner's alarmist claim the Ninth Circuit's decision sweeps millions of new sources into the [federal] program," the groups said.
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Should Democrats trigger a "blue wave" that sweeps away the Senate as well as the House, all bets are off for the Trump presidency.
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This past weekend we've seen three series end in sweeps, and as they all involved rather important teams as well, it's worth talking about.
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The costs have totaled above $2 million, and have included sweeps of his office, biometric locks on his office and first-class airline travel.
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" It was, as The Washington Post's Josh Dawsey put it, "as if he were sharing a 'sweeps week'-like promo for a TV show.
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Or the government could finally collapse, somehow, the opposition Labour Party sweeps into power and Jeremy Corbyn would form a new left-wing government.
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The same light pressure that sweeps from a comet's tail, he figured, could be used in the lab to push a microscopic ball around.
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Its 18-inch-wide head sweeps a broad swath of floor with each pass, so cleaning a large room takes only a few minutes.
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The cast of seven is divided into three couples and one free agent, a woman who sweeps across the scene like an energetic force.
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Washington's only previous sweeps came in two-game sets against the Atlanta Braves in late May and the Chicago White Sox in early June.
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Sweeps are typically initiated by the agency's homeland security office and are conducted by government personnel or certified outside contractors, two agency officials said.
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Winner-take-all states, where the candidate who wins a simple majority sweeps all of the state's delegates, don't start voting until March 15.
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Under the terms of the preferred stock agreement, Treasury is guaranteed a 10% dividend and sweeps the firms quarterly net profits into its coffers.
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He sweeps freshly harvested leaves into piles and feeds them into machines that roll them into tea, earning 250,0003 rupees (about $2000) per month.
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The sopranos Pretty Yende (2011) and Rachel Willis-Sorensen (2014) took clean sweeps with those two laurels and the audience award for female voice.
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The front windows are set back from the street far enough for a cinematic glow to suffuse the elevated train as it sweeps by.
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PRAGUE — A billionaire turned politician sweeps to power by tapping into deep public disgust with a system that many believe is rigged against them.
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He and his family stay seven feet away from the house cleaner as she mops, sweeps and vacuums to keep her — and themselves — safe.
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Days later Biden sweeps to huge victories in three primaries, making it clear he will be the Democratic nominee and Trump's opponent in November.
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As the Covid-19 pandemic sweeps across the nation, state and local officials have taken drastic measures to curb the spread of the disease.
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An Avalanche Sweeps Away a Snowboarder, but His Friends Rescue Him Brock Crouch, 123, and other boarders were making a film in Canadian backcountry.
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Waver can autonomously map a predetermined section of riverbed, moving like a Roomba across the water in segment sweeps to build the full picture.
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But he doesn't expect anxiety on Wall Street to really set in unless Sanders sweeps the early states of Iowa, New Hampshire and Nevada.
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He sweeps Grace off her feet, winning her over by showing her the love and affection that she hadn't experienced in her last relationship.
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Gustavo Fernandez of Argentina and Dylan Alcott of Australia are chasing sweeps in divisions that didn't exist until recently for the four tennis majors.
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Confidence: Medium Tomorrow night: Warmth into the evening hours with more showers and perhaps a thunderstorm before a cold front sweeps through toward midnight.
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At least 100 threatening phone calls to dozens of Jewish community centers and schools have been reported this year, forcing evacuations and bomb sweeps.
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Colbert cut into Fallon's lead among younger viewers in the November sweeps period, finishing just 2628,28500 viewers behind him, according to data from Nielsen.
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Ahmed, who is fifty-five, told her that, during the sweeps, an armored vehicle rumbled up to his home just past midnight one night.
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Under those policies, police conducted sweeps of public places and rounded up homeless people to take them to shelters, arresting them if they refused.
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In this, her second novel, she sweeps you up in the formidable current of her thought and then drops you down the rabbit hole.
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The Emmys have always been resistant to sweeps by particular programs, and people rarely win awards solely because of industry name recognition or nostalgia.
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There were sequences throughout their early-round sweeps against the Pacers and Raptors where the Cavs appeared to have zero interest in playing defense.
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Under the terms of the preferred stock agreement, Treasury is guaranteed a 10% dividend and sweeps the firms' quarterly net profits into its coffers.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has performed sweeps of broker-dealers and registered investment advisory firms to learn more about their cybersecurity practices and governance.
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Its synths hold back tears as its sizzles-in-the-rain sweeps and fizzy, flickering beats forever fail to break out of a morose funk.
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It sweeps me right back to my childhood—because that's exactly the bossy way the Italian country women behaved, including my own beloved maternal grandmother.
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Gillian Christensen, acting press secretary for the department of Homeland Security, said ICE "does not conduct sweeps or raids that target aliens indiscriminately," KTLA reported.
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Yet the abrasive textures that made listening to Wolf Eyes at times a visceral experience are sublimated into subtly atonal sweeps stippled with sharp edges.
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BEIRUT (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - At dawn, 16-year-old Michel sweeps Beirut's pavements of discarded bottles and cigarette butts from a protest the night before.
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They now span across broad sweeps of the economy, from healthcare to fintech and have bulked up with multi-billion dollar acquisitions in both countries.
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The fact that another total solar eclipse sweeps across the U.S. in just seven years is incredible, and it's even more so for southern Illinois.
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Hmm, perhaps she can direct a film about a woman who feels incapable of dating, until an English musician sweeps her off of her feet?
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In "Scene #0525, Pointe Noire, Congo" (2013), for example, the light sweeps across the faces of a crowd of crying women who are clearly distressed.
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Is it really so much to ask for a robot that sweeps and mops and brings you pills on platters, like Rosie from The Jetsons?
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"Bisexual characters are now central and recurring rather than peripheral or one-off characters brought in for 'very special episodes' during sweeps week," she wrote.
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Or The OC's Marissa, who had a brief relationship with a woman during sweeps week and then never acknowledged being attracted to women ever again.
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Assam is frequently swamped by floods when the Brahmaputra river, which flows down from the Himalayas through northeast India and Bangladesh, sweeps over its banks.
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Organizers of Philadelphia's "El Carnaval de Puebla" announced that the celebration would no longer happen amid fears of Immigration and Customs Enforcement raids and sweeps.
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They just have to post pictures with the golden can and the hashtags #SBTix4Life and #Sweeps on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter and/or on BudLight.com.
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Though Mr Bendixsen's barber says he uses it as a hangover cure, he might as well use the hair he sweeps up from his floor.
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There is no ground work, only a series of highly dynamic flips, sweeps, wrenches, and trips to take an opponent off his or her feet.
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The American Civil Liberties Union and other advocates for homeless people have filed recent lawsuits over sweeps in Denver, Honolulu, Los Angeles and other cities.
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Social media users in California, Florida, and Tennessee posted photos of police, security sweeps and safety notices, including costume bans, at theaters across the states.
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But a strong leader sweeps in — a gallant figure on horseback who inspires his men — whose bravery is beyond question and whose resolve never wavers.
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Now sixty, he is trim, with a boxy build and an abundant thatch of graying hair, which sweeps across his forehead in uneven, bristly bangs.
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It sweeps from the personal to the planetary; it changes the way you look at human bodies, birds in the air and leaves of grass.
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Chimney sweeps would regularly inhale harmful smoke from fires, get stuck in chimneys, get cancer from too much soot, and, of course, get burned frequently.
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It stays at a frenzied peak for a few minutes, until a wailing, ascending note sweeps everything away, slowing the song to a stately procession.
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Saving humanity from microbial threats will require far more than the social-media searches, satellite sweeps, "hot spot" surveillance teams and similar solutions Shah proffers.
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The Trump campaign has been like a flash flood that sweeps away the topsoil and both reveals and widens the chasms, crevices and cracks below.
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It's about emotion, according to the pastor, the Holy Spirit that sweeps through a congregation and lifts it off its feet with a joyful noise.
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For much of Europe, this summer feels like a modern-day version of the biblical plague as a scorching heat wave sweeps across the continent.
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If a "blue wave" sweeps Democrats into power in the House, they could stop Trump's legislative agenda and tie up the White House with investigations.
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Capturing beach and woodland in wide, scenic sweeps, the director of photography, Rasmus Heise, balances the film's thick and volatile emotions with a welcome airiness.
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The government shut down the capital for five days, giving government workers the week off while other Afghans fumed over blocked roads and security sweeps.
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And Mr. Terry, on saxophone, treats the tousled rhythmic logic of Cuban rumba as his foundation, moving in arcs and dashes and sweeps of color.
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When nostalgia (that's what the show's title means in German) sweeps through the children's classroom in the late 1600s, their homesickness becomes a physical illness.
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The bidding website has been conducting regular manual sweeps to remove products marketed with the term "coronavirus" for violating its policy against unsubstantiated health claims.
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As the coronavirus that causes Covid-19 sweeps across the world, scientists are racing to find vaccines that could stop the virus in its tracks.
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The analysis sweeps the reader along at a fast pace, punctuated by vivid descriptions of combat on the barricades, diplomatic double-dealing and battlefield butchery.
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Broad, all-inclusive sweeps are convenient and comfortable—and sometimes, for the sake of progress, we need them—but they can also do great damage.
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Researchers suggested the accelerated pace has to do with an oceanographic phenomenon called coastal upwelling in which wind sweeps deep waters up to the surface.
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OLANO has promised to enact policies on social spending and fighting corruption that people support in its ongoing internet survey if it sweeps to power.
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MATTHIEU EDELMANMORRISTOWN, N.J. To the Editor: So, a youthful, thoughtful, intelligent agent of change sweeps into office and captures the imagination of the French people.
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Among those pardoned were Mony Neth and Rottanak Kong, both Cambodian men who were picked up during October immigration sweeps, according to The Sacramento Bee.
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And as in any will, there is a residual clause, which sweeps up whatever is left and, in this case, leaves it to three charities.
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Many of the calls have prompted evacuations and bomb sweeps, forcing schoolchildren from classrooms and employees to push cribs full of infants into parking lots.
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The 2007 raid was one of the hundreds of coordinated federal sweeps targeting illegal immigrant workers carried out during President George W. Bush's second term.
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However, he said, the flow of farm workers has been gradually declining and stepped-up immigration sweeps by the federal government in California haven't helped.
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Every president sweeps into office with a coterie of friends and hangers-on who sometimes have minimal experience in the arcana of the federal government.
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Every so often, insurgent coalitions bring an agenda-setting president to power who sweeps away the verities of the old regime, fundamentally restructuring our politics.
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If one team sweeps the season series, it will go a long way toward determining the N.F.C. South (Carolina is in the mix as well).
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She represents these stock images with hushed, well-groomed, pedantically slow folk-rock that sweeps piano chords and guitar twang into a soothing organic blend.
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In the 2016 race, Colorado serves as the western anchor of Clinton's six-state firewall that can guarantee her victory if she sweeps all six.
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After Nkurunziza secured victory at the polls, the unrest shifted to politically targeted killings on both sides, disappearances, and government sweeps of suspected rebel hideouts.
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Freezers are where Border Patrol tosses those rounded up in sweeps, leaving refugees and immigrants to shiver in the holding rooms for days at a time.
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The situation reflects an ongoing nationwide crisis as a fatal heat wave sweeps across India, and cities from Mumbai to Delhi face dwindling water supplies. 5.
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"We see the same kind of tactics, the same kind of lies from the Burma army when it comes to these kind of sweeps," he said.
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"What is happening in Rakhine now is only security clearance sweeps being carried out with restraint and within rules and regulations against armed perpetrators," she said.
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Back upstairs, a dashing hero sweeps in to help Victoria maintain her independence from her dear mama and Conroy: Lord Melbourne (Rufus Sewell), the prime minister.
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He became one of only two Republicans in the nation defeated in high-profile statewide elections in 1994, one of the biggest Republican sweeps in history.
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Trump knows, and has known all along, that no Republican can win unless he or she sweeps away the carcass of the national Republican Party first.
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Wood called the broadcast an attempt to get ratings and noted that officials aired the program during September "sweeps" in an attempt to draw in viewers.
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But flu is common enough that researchers have been able to detect an uptick of ALL a few months after the virus sweeps through a country.
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But if Trump wins Indiana and sweeps all of the delegates, that could put him even closer to locking Kasich and Cruz out of the convention.
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He says the best time to photograph the town is at 5:30am, when everyone wakes up and sweeps their sidewalks as they start their day.
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With just a few months before a new regime sweeps in, Obama's Department of Transportation announced one of its final moves in that eight-year effort.
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The trailer shows a 16-year-old Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin falling in love with Percy Shelley, a married man who quickly sweeps her off her feet.
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KAMI's voice sweeps in, dreamlike, through tableaus describing wild nights and the occasionally less wild realities of those nights that become apparent when the drugs clear.
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All of this sounds pretty useful and great, especially for everyone trying to get the hell out of town before the cold winter air sweeps in.
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Security forces have locked down the area, where the vast majority are Rohingya Muslims - shutting out aid workers and independent observers - and conducted sweeps of villages.
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Mr. Desarthis's atelier near the Luxembourg Gardens is filled with 2,500 Guignol figures, from chimney sweeps to poodles, that he has lovingly fashioned over the decades.
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The team's command master chief convened the DRB in May 2018, after the SEAL used cocaine shortly before both urinalysis sweeps, according to the hearing's record.
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He's left Hell's Kitchen for Harlem, where he sweeps floors at Pop's Barbershop by day and washes dishes at a club called Harlem's Paradise by night.
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A Texas mayor is reportedly advising his residents who are not evacuating before Hurricane Harvey sweeps the state's coastline to write identifying information on their bodies.
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In a series of police sweeps in June, thousands of people were detained in response to the killings of bloggers, academics and others by Islamist militants.
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Regular sweeps over the past 11 years have resulted in more than 40,000 gang-related arrests and the seizure of more than 8,000 firearms, officials said.
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Sanders sweeps to a significant (200+) delegate lead: Sanders should do quite well in New England (Maine, Massachusetts, Vermont) as well as in Minnesota and Colorado.
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The safety of the roughly 2.5 million nursing homes and assisted-living facility residents has been a major concern as the coronavirus sweeps across the nation.
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But even as #MeToo movement sweeps the country, leading to the resignation of a top government minister, it's unclear whether it will lead to lasting change.
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Less than three weeks later, he has decided to close those offices as well, leaving hundreds of staffers unemployed as the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the nation.
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ICE has also stepped up activity in urban areas, conducting sweeps and delivering audit notices to hundreds of businesses in San Francisco, Oakland and Los Angeles.
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Early focus could be key on Friday with temperatures expected to be well above 30 degrees Celsius (86°F) as a heat wave sweeps across Europe.
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For a seven-mile race across a bridge in the Florida Keys, the fate is particularly harsh: A big yellow school bus sweeps up the laggers.
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He sweeps into atriums and down corridors, pauses in reading and meeting rooms, and lays bare this complex, glorious organism that is the democratic ideal incarnate.
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"If Indiegogo sweeps this under the rug, they are sending a signal to the market that fraudulent campaigns will never have any consequences," wrote the author.
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ST.-QUENTIN-EN-YVELINES, France — There were no more sweeps in the September sunshine and Phil Mickelson did not get to play any golf at all.
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In one scene, we just watch a guy sweep his house, and then John and Orion walk by, and he kind of angrily sweeps at them.
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As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps across the globe, people with symptoms — a fever, dry cough, or difficulty breathing — have been told to self-isolate at home.
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As a wave of coronavirus panic sweeps the cruise industry, more questions are being raised about how governments and cruise ship operators handled these health scares.
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In the video, the snowmobilers are riding up a mountain when the one in front sets off an avalanche that sweeps the other down the mountainside.
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In her new novel, "The Answers," she sweeps you up in the formidable current of her thought, and then she drops you down the rabbit hole.
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Light now sweeps through the open-plan top floor, where the footprint of the old offices forms loosely defined areas for relaxing, reading, cooking and dining.
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Sheltered from London's incessant rain by an undercroft, the space has stairs, ledges and a large, smoothly paved expanse that sweeps into a three-sided bank.
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Such menaces had long found a haven under Sheriff Joe Arpaio, who ordered his deputies to target Latinos in traffic stops, workplace raids and neighborhood sweeps.
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A 40-year-old Californian is the seventh person to die of a vaping-related illness as a rash of mysterious lung injuries sweeps the country.
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But that is precisely why the proposed bill necessarily sweeps up enormous amounts of the political debate that powers American democracy and is thus likely unconstitutional.
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She sweeps into Refinery29's downtown Manhattan office in a red leather jacket adorned with silver studs, her expression serious as she sits down to talk.
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As the opioid epidemic sweeps through rural America, an ever-greater number of drug-dependent newborns are straining hospital neonatal units and draining precious medical resources.
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He thought of old films and photos from the early and mid-20th century and wondered how chimney sweeps had changed, how he could document them.
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The first island chain originates in the Japanese home islands — some observers include the Aleutians as well — and sweeps southward through Taiwan and the Philippine Islands.
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He bragged about the results of his "sweeps" — local immigration raids to round up unauthorized immigrants and hand them over to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).
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Related: Ted Cruz Sweeps Wisconsin, Dealing Yet Another Blow to Donald Trump It's not exactly a surprise that Cruz is trailing in the New York polls.
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The island sits near the center of the South Pacific Gyre, an ocean current that sweeps up debris carried from South America and deposited by fishing boats.
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Iraq until recently had refused to take them back, but struck a deal with the United States in March to repatriate its citizens, sparking the immigration sweeps.
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Bohemian Rhapsody, whose script the Queen members apparently had approval on, ended up offering a Disneyland version of Mercury's life that sweeps his vices under the rug.
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Ahead, check out the minimal staples you could scoop up with that $$, and don't forget to hit the sweeps so you can get all the Snapchat views.
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This team always sweeps the state and takes nationals by storm, and the students have placed in the global competition four out of the past five years.
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High-risk groups like these may become evident only when an outbreak sweeps through the population and the ages of those infected are tallied by health officials.
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The Juno spacecraft, which sweeps over the poles of the planet every 2110 days on a highly elongated orbit, took this fooled-you shot on April 2110.
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The Juno spacecraft, which sweeps over the poles of the planet every 53 days on a highly elongated orbit, took this fooled-you shot on April 1.
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They have locked down the district, where the vast majority of residents are Rohingya Muslims, shutting out aid workers and independent observers, and conducted sweeps of villages.
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He taps the brakes and quickly sweeps the floor with his eyes, but the raging impatience that ignites every element that makes him so complex takes over.
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The first disaster to hit gameplay is a Day of the Dead tsunami that quickly sweeps away festivities and anything else it can get a current under.
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Talim was expected to gain in strength as it sweeps toward Taiwan's northern cities, lashing them with strong wind and heavy rain, the Central Weather Bureau said.
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Obviously that is not the case, fighters are tricked and waltzed into tight submission attempts and sweeps just as they are deceived into eating well hidden punches.
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Philadelphia wrapped three-game sweeps at Arizona and against Atlanta around a series in which it took two of three from Kansas City before traveling to Colorado.
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As a trial judge put it, the law "sweeps away" any "federal or state law impediments that might otherwise exist" to letting the plaintiffs obtain the money.
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Authorities have carried out regular sweeps against alleged members of cleric Fethullah Gulen's network since the coup attempt of July 2016, in which 250 people were killed.
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After the worker raised the issue with a supervisor, the supervisor allegedly scrubbed certain workers' names from a list provided to the Secret Service for security sweeps.
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In the latest sweeps period in November, ABC finished first in total viewers with 8.7 million viewers, ahead of NBC's 8.5 million, according to Nielsen Media Research.
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A veranda off the formal dining area has more than enough space for outdoor entertaining, but sweeps past the kitchen to another, even larger, outdoor entertaining space.
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Police apprehended three individuals during sweeps Friday, including the injured man in Schaerbeek, who had been shot in the leg by authorities, according to the Associated Press.
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The map sweeps across the city's five boroughs and New Jersey, from the Long Island Sound to the Hudson River to the Narrows to the Atlantic Ocean.
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The idea of the millionaire sugar daddy with four yachts and nine villas who sweeps you off your feet and takes you away every weekend doesn't exist.
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As they embark on their first date, the shadow of exile — to lose a homeland and not feel quite welcome in the new one — sweeps over them.
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Mr. Morgan, who is now a lawyer at the Paul Hastings firm, said those numbers would make this one of the broader regulatory sweeps he had seen.
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As a result, school was canceled for one whole day while the threat was investigated, and delayed on the second day to allow time for security sweeps.
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The guys who shoot off the trap in a messy clinch of knees and sweeps to turn possible defeat into certain victory are few and far between.
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Sweeps are often conducted with an utter disregard for the well-being of the people they affect, and are failures of both city management and basic humanity.
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Adams, who studied dance, sweeps into the movie with grace, tremulous feeling and fluttering hands, delivering an extraordinary performance that established that she had arrived at last.
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In the November sweeps period, which ended last Wednesday, Mr. Colbert cut into Mr. Fallon's lead among younger viewers, finishing 1.13,000 behind him, according to Nielsen data.
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And now, as an ever more virulent wave of right-wing populism sweeps over Europe, Mr. Orban is in position to further consolidate his hold on power.
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In 2007, Arpaio received such a deputization, and his office within two years had arrested 33,000 undocumented immigrants, many of them in highly publicized "crime suppression" sweeps.
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Filthy water, swirling with oil stains, rushes into houses and sweeps away the few possessions, leaving behind plastic bottles, coconut husks, rocks, sticks and bundles of rags.
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The company now voluntarily sweeps up trash for several blocks around its restaurant on Columbus Avenue, at 77th Street, including all the way to Central Park West.
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Mr. Kaufman's research drew national attention in recent days, coming as suicide rates continue to climb and a movement to raise minimum wages sweeps across the country.
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The implications of this are profound: Section 28503 can monitor innocent foreigners, and in the process sweeps up the communications of the average Americans they're talking to.
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Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf (D) warned city residents Saturday night of pending immigration raids in the Bay Area, saying sweeps could occur in the next 24 hours.
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What's fascinating in those opening lifts is how they fit the music — matching its overall phrasing in long legato sweeps rather than following the quicker incidental pulse.
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We first see her in Victorian regalia, perched like a marble-cast hero on a monument, as she sweeps the audience with eyes that feel unnervingly omniscient.
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When he travels to Sicily to tend to his ailing mother, Loretta meets his brother Ronny (Nicolas Cage), a hotheaded goofball who sweeps her off her feet.
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They also argued that they have taken steps, including limiting how many syringes people can obtain and conducting clean-up sweeps, to try to minimize needle litter.
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I have juvenile myoclonic epilepsy, which means I didn't have a generalized seizure—when electrical energy sweeps through your brain and causes convulsions—until I was 16.
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Both the SEC, which oversees registered investment advisors and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, which regulates broker-dealers, conducted "cybersecurity sweeps" of advisors and broker-dealers in 2014.
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Wearing a welding mask, Anthony sweeps the bright light across a room and uses the focused lasers to pop balloons, scorch wood, and burn through a computer case.
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If it sweeps Best Actor, Best Director, and Best Picture (or even takes two of three), I'll be disappointed, though at least two of three seems increasingly inevitable.
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Police issued names and photographs of four men and three women wanted in connection with the attacks, as bomb scares and security sweeps kept the country on edge.
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"What is happening in Rakhine now is only security clearance sweeps being carried out with restraint and within rules and regulations against armed perpetrators," Aye Aye Soe says.
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Wildfires that have destroyed dozens of buildings and caused at least one death continue to ravage California as a heat wave sweeps the southern part of the state.
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Sub-freezing temperatures in the Northeast New York and Washington, D.C. will plunge into sub-freezing temperatures over the next few days as the arctic blast sweeps east.
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While a late-summer stupor sweeps multiplexes, TIFF plays host to all kinds of movies, from Oscar hopefuls to shoestring indies to foreign favorites and experimental genre fare.
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The situation in Chennai reflects an ongoing nationwide crisis as a fatal heat wave sweeps across the country, and cities from Mumbai to Delhi face dwindling water supplies.
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Two excellent clinch fighters who emphasize different aspects—one being the more traditional wrestler / dirty boxer, the other being more at home with foot sweeps and knee strikes.
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Well, before playing Nick Young, the hunky historian who sweeps Rachel Chu (played by Constance Wu) off her feet in Crazy Rich Asians, Golding was a professional hairstylist.
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A Spurs' victory in Game 4 would give coach Gregg Popovich nine playoff sweeps in a seven-game series - breaking the record he shares with Phil Jackson. 2.
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Other enforcement sweeps were reported in the Baltimore and DC metro areas; in Austin, Dallas, and Pflugerville, Texas; in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; in Plant City, Florida; and elsewhere.
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With her parents recently dead and her boyfriend leaving the city to escape his own mindless job, she barely notices when a plague begins to sweeps the world.
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As his opponent pushes the knee off the neck, Nurmagomedov sweeps his knee back inside of the arm and drives it to the floor, capturing the mounted crucifix.
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As Momo Challenge hysteria sweeps the nation, YouTube has started to demonetize all videos about the creature, including newscasts, explainers, and educational videos debunking the online urban legend.
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Chicago recorded a pair of three-game sweeps against Minnesota to help build a 23-10 record in early May before the bottom fell out on its season.
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Clear proof of ownership, legal experts say, is the key to unlocking vital government aid after a hurricane sweeps through - felling homes, stealing cars and ransacking whole communities.
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Aircraft have been making flight after flight, dumping water and bright pink retardant to protect the foothill communities as the fire sweeps through the dense, bone-dry brush.
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Peter Sarsgaard sweeps a teenage girl (Carey Mulligan) off her feet with his worldliness and maturity, only to reveal later that he is actually married with a family.
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"We head to our home race under no illusions that the fast sweeps and long straights of Silverstone will play to the strengths of our car," he said.
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Eric and Monique's love was the stuff of opera, but Katrin's story is daily and material, filled with small gestures of survival rather than grand sweeps of passion.
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Yet if the snow shows no signs of stopping, there are many steps you can take to keep yourself and others safe as Jack Frost sweeps the country.
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Thus, even if he sweeps Texas, Cruz will not get a large delegate win; he will have to share the 155 delegate pot with Trump and Rubio proportionately.
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This would be a position which Buchecha would repeatedly utilize throughout the bout, not just as an attack on the knee bar but for toe holds and sweeps.
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Humanitarian aid workers say tightening access couldn't come at a worse time as the country teeters on the brink of famine and a cholera epidemic sweeps the country.
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That could lead to live showrunners implementing new pre-event surveillance sweeps, hiring bevies of new off-duty undercover police officers, and possibly taking over entire hotel floors.
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He ran for president as America's first reality show candidate, and he has largely governed as somebody who's always looking for a big ratings stunt for sweeps week.
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As long as cities continue failing to figure out how to actually get people inside of homes, these sweeps will remain traumatic events for our most vulnerable neighbors.
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The 6/8 pulse of "Rattling Beeps and Serging Sweeps" — with Roger Kleier on guitar and Billy Martin on drums — made good on the promise of danceable groove.
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In fact, many appear to have been arrested for petty offenses during sweeps over the last week of bars and clubs and other gathering spots across Addis Ababa.
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In these times, one may be tempted to ask, why be a journalist if one merely hurls countless words into a gale of stupidity that sweeps them away?
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Unless radical change sweeps the globe, the chances are high that any of us would come back as a nonwhite woman living on less than $2.50 per day.
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PARIS, March 20 (Reuters) - Parisians are turning to online yoga to overcome their cramped confines and the stress of life under lockdown as the coronavirus sweeps through Europe.
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Seven weeks into the outbreak of the new coronavirus, we're still far from answering an urgent question: Will this become a deadly pandemic that sweeps around the world?
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His so-called saturation patrols, sweeps in heavily Hispanic neighborhoods in and around Phoenix, were routinely done without evidence of criminal activity, violating federal safeguards against racial profiling.
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He is young, he's restless, he's had it with the tired hypocrisy behind Gallic paralysis; and, almost a year ago, he sweeps to victory in a presidential election.
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Trotz has tried to argue that the talent gap is not big between even the top and bottom playoff teams, but there is a chance for four sweeps.
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And when law enforcement came through and did gang sweeps, they weren't able to distinguish gang members from people who were trying to live their lives gang-free.
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TMZ has learned Robach nailed the 'RHONJ' star's first post-prison sit down -- a big get for sweeps, which ABC's news hounds had to be dying to get.
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Somehow that sweeps the audience along, just as long as you don't think about any of this for a moment longer than the shot lasts on the screen.
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Arpaio was convicted on contempt charges related to his "anti-immigration sweeps," during which he illegally detained and searched Latinos he suspected of being in the country without documentation.
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Nunes told reporters the conversations were "incidentally" collected as part of intelligence sweeps focusing on other people and implied that Trump was not the target of the surveillance operation.
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Atlanta (CNN)A messy mix of snow, sleet, ice and rain is expected to blanket much of the Southeastern United States as a winter storm sweeps through the region.
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Political reporting at least 20 Democratic House candidates say they will not support her bid for speaker if the blue wave sweeps the Democrats back into power in November.
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Former ICE acting director and longtime official John Torres said going back even to ICE's predecessor, Immigration and Naturalization Service, the agency resisted using the words raids or sweeps.
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The Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness and other advocates urged Mr. Murray in a letter last month to stop the "sweeps" of such encampments without offering alternative shelter.
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Temperatures are anticipated to surge into the low to middle 60s (with an outside chance of hitting 70) before the cold front sweeps through the area by the evening.
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McCarty says the idea came to him after hearing about drug sweeps at his own kid's school and seeing how many students were being sent to juvenile detention centers.
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It sweeps across a maximum of 120 degrees horizontal and 80 degrees vertical (azimuth and elevation, if we're being aeronautical), a field of view roughly equivalent to a human's.
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No matter how often Akamu sweeps the floors or how many times custodians spray water on buildings, a dusting of ash leaves a normally green tennis court looking gray.
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I had just hit 10 YouTube subscribers, and now this happens: An official post on YouTube's product forum states these sweeps are part of routine maintenance the company performs.
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We tend to forget, when a new technology sweeps through our world like a bonfire, that we'll become inured to it, and it'll cease to be impressive or compelling.
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The number of farm workers in California has been gradually declining in the past several years and stepped-up immigration sweeps by the federal government in California haven't helped.
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From there, you can enter the sweepstakes by taking a photo with the gold can and posting it to Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter with the hashtags #SBTix4Life and #Sweeps.
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But, if one team sweeps, or even manages three of four, the entire AL East and indeed the AL itself will look substantially different than it does right now.
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The half guard continued to be case of Rua desperately looking for sweeps and Jones' elbows snicker-snacking across Rua's face whenever a break in the action presented itself.
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Heavy rain and powerful winds are expected to lash large areas of Japan on Sunday as a strong typhoon sweeps ashore, possibly hindering voter turnout in a national election.
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Outside, there will be a terrace, with lawns, planters and a farmhouse-style table, and a panorama that sweeps from the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge to the Statue of Liberty.
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In this way, she deftly sweeps together fellow artists like Selena Gomez and, to a degree, Beyoncé, ignoring the fact direct songwriting isn't the be all and end all.
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As part of sweeps against Islamist radicals, Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve said on Wednesday that his government had banned a Muslim charity suspected of financing jailed militants and radicals.
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Crystal Greene, a facialist at CAP Beauty, prefers to "keeps things simple" at night, and balances her acne-prone complexion with a few sweeps of In Fiore's Treate ($70).
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Throughout, the choreography, fast and fluent with jazzy undercurrents, sweeps along with Ms. Mearns — partnered by Christian Tworzyanski, a former City Ballet dancer and her childhood friend — in command.
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But his own house, with its views of both the mountains and the ocean, is canonical for its elegant curves and its cloudlike roof that sweeps across the horizon.
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As the novel coronavirus sweeps the country, with more than 5,700 cases nationally, Los Angeles County has ramped up containment efforts among some of its most vulnerable populations: inmates.
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As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the country, Britain is struggling to test people for the virus because of a shortage of capacity, England's chief medical officer said on Wednesday.
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Knowing that, Twitter will take extra steps to remove tweets that put people at risk of contracting the novel coronavirus as it rapidly sweeps through communities around the globe.
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It is not the easiest plot to keep track of, and some of the spy mechanics are convoluted, but "Drummer" sweeps you along anyway, and it's a beautiful ride.
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By the time the Academy Awards roll around, the anticipation has already built for the extravagant gowns, the unexpected (and expected) sweeps, and even the occasional slip-up scandal.
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Still, even with clearer guidance about what private transit companies must comply with, the law about where and when law enforcement can conduct sweeps remains murky in some places.
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After the war, when the government announces a blanket amnesty, a fatal plague sweeps the nation's children, or possibly only the children of people who committed or abetted atrocities.
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The Georgian main staircase sweeps up from the center of the house to a large, second-floor landing, leading to seven well-proportioned bedrooms, together with three large bathrooms.
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And as spring sweeps other parts of the country, more reports can be expected each day, as you can see in these maps, tracking morel sightings across the country.
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Rather than just roam around in a pattern that might miss a few spots, the Shark IQ Robot sweeps row by row to ensure it doesn't miss an inch.
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Then slow piano music begins (by Eva Crossman-Hecht) and a woman, wearing a panniered 18th-century dress and a white wig, sweeps in with elaborate, baroque arm gestures.
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Baffert tried and failed to pull off Triple Crown sweeps with the Derby and Preakness winners Silver Charm in 1997, Real Quiet in 1998 and War Emblem in 2002.
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The consecutive sweeps at home at the hands of the Atlanta Braves and the Chicago Cubs in late August will serve as the point of demarcation for the Mets.
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But warm weather or not, police have repeatedly descended upon tent encampments to perform "sweeps" across California that destroy tents and force homeless people to relocate to other neighborhoods.
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Even the best movie I've listed here — Black Panther — sweeps all of its messy thematic ideas mostly under the bed by the time it kicks off its final fight.
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Yet it's petty detail in a masterful tale that sweeps along at Scorsese's choice of pace, now lingering like a Renaissance painting, now smashing bullet-like through your brain.
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The NSA routinely sweeps of data about people's Internet browsing and messaging history without using a warrant, which would be illegal for a domestic agency such as the FBI.
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The second shot sweeps over the beach and rises slowly to take in the empty landscape — the implication being that they're at the beginning of a new, wild adventure.
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If a single candidate sweeps the first four states (or even wins three of the four), the race may be all but over when the calendar turns to March.
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Is there a "finishing touches" department that moisturizes the skin, plucks the eyebrows, curls the hair, sweeps on eyeliner, spritzes on fragrance, and fixes lipstick — all before their loops begin?
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NORWALK, Ohio – Recent immigration sweeps in Ohio have not only resulted in more than 250 workers&apos arrests, but they have also left their U.S.-born children with uncertain futures.
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As the storm sweeps across southeast Texas and up the East Coast dumping snow, sleet and freezing rain, airlines have already canceled flights into Wednesday in anticipation of difficult conditions.
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As the craze sweeps across the world — including in the UK — children have been left terrorised by clown sightings and professional clowns are complaining that their livelihoods are being ruined.
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A. First, make sure you are visiting the correct sweeps URL directly rather than a bookmarked page in your browser (you can find the direct URL in the official rules).
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And I grew to become really particular about my highlight placement, too — no more than three sweeps on my cheekbones, one underneath each brow, and absolutely none on my nose.
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You see, one person sort of escorts the rock down the ice and when their teammate screams, the escort sweeps in front of the rock so it will travel farther.
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Whereas Rio's wealthier beaches are often targets of petty thieves and so-called "arrastões," or fast sweeps by pickpockets working in groups, locals are largely left alone at the piscinão.
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The Iowa counties that were clean sweeps for certain candidates offered an alarming amount of detail about who voted for whom—and how they like to spend their free time.
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Intel, then, is left clinging to the top of a palm tree while the technological tsunami that it started with the 863 launch of the Intel 4004 sweeps across humanity.
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Proceeding after aid stations are gone means dangerously forgoing water, food and medical checks, as well as the safety sweeps of trail to ensure that all runners are accounted for.
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Last year, the star visited Disneyland to ring in his 90th birthday, where he rode in a special cavalcade and was greeted by costumed chimney sweeps and the park's Mary.
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Rihanna takes the tip of the same brush and sweeps highlighter on the higher edges of her ears, explaining that it gives the area "life" when you're wearing a ponytail.
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Authorities have carried out such sweeps against suspected supporters of the cleric Fethullah Gulen on a regular basis since the July 2016 coup attempt, in which 250 people were killed.
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With Thor thrown through a hole in space to the barbaric planet Sakaar, "Asgard is dead," she proclaims as a wave of fire and ash sweeps over Thor's home world.
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Speaking of sweeps, the Islanders brushed aside Carolina in a home-and-home set to move within three points of white-hot Pittsburgh for third place in the Metropolitan Division.
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Unfortunately, that lasts about 15 minutes, because Eva — who is, unequivocally, the worst — tells Big Boi that Alex (Ryan Destiny) is pregnant, and basically sweeps their record deal for herself.
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If Trump sweeps Wisconsin and New York and most of the April 26 states, he will be on track to win the delegates he needs to avoided a contested convention.
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The movie studio or television network that figures out how to speak more clearly and appealingly to Latinos stands to earn rich rewards at the box office and during sweeps.
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Ronnie, a talented pianist, is grappling with her mother over her refusal to attend Juilliard when she meets Will Blakelee (Hemsworth), a wealthy teen who sweeps her off her feet.
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There are lots of different kinds of point fighting with their own rules, for instance most karate styles allow foot sweeps and the WKF allow throws and limited clinch work.
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You could argue it's even a show of confidence in Star Trek, too, since it'll now likely premiere during the all-important May sweeps week, when network viewership is judged.
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With their evolutionary programming, Interscone's abandoned scooters were the only scooters able to move themselves off sidewalks and private property, and so they survived the citywide scooter sweeps of 2022.
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"Anti-Semitism is an ancient disease and when it rears its ugly head, it first attacks the Jews, but it never stops with that, it sweeps entire societies," Netanyahu said.
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Clyde is one of roughly a dozen Democratic candidates across the country who could become their states' chief election officers if a blue wave sweeps through polling places in November.
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Financial Metrics Net debt/EBITDA remains high at an average 0003x during the initial five years, but we anticipate deleveraging after the bonds' expected maturities when the cash sweeps begin.
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Of course, karate's rules on sweeps and follow ups were made back in the 1960s and 1970s, when going to the ground meant dying in the eyes of most karateka.
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He crops in close on a child's face or letterform, varies his brush size, and thins, sweeps, and overlays the paint so the viewer senses the intimacy of the act.
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ICE spokespersons have repeatedly told VICE News that the agency does not conduct "sweeps" or dragnets that indiscriminately round-up people who are suspected of being in the country illegally.
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In London, people started noticing lots of chimney sweeps developing scrotal cancer in the 1770s, and further studies found a link between the backbreaking chimney work and higher cancer rates.
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We see childhood Ana with her father as a Ceausescu-era power cut sweeps across Bucharest, blackening the sky around now-brilliant stars; they're watching from the Institute for Mathematics.
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"I can't be outside more than 30 minutes," Mr. Guthrie said of peak odor times, when the cannabis buds are flowering and the wind sweeps the smell onto his property.
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"Experience our Culture!" was followed by a clip of a pekin (Liberian English for frisky child) with no shoes doing a complicated dance involving wide leg sweeps, accompanied by drummers.
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Typically, in such sweeps, teams of agents fan out in the early hours of the day to arrest people before they leave for work, after monitoring their movements in advance.
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It sweeps the Art Deco buildings of South Beach off their foundations, disgorges millions of gallons of raw sewage into Biscayne Bay and eats the last of the city's beaches.
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The potential Trump administration policy to remove homeless people from their encampments could be unpopular with the West Coast activists who argue police sweeps amount to a civil rights violation.
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That was the first of seven straight wins by the Brewers to complete the regular season, including sweeps of the Cardinals in St. Louis and the Detroit Tigers in Milwaukee.
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The morning sun is already high in the translucent sky, and a gentle, cooling breeze sweeps the endless plains on the outskirts of Yinchuan, the capital of Ningxia in China.
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Chen Jimen, 43, a street sweeper who works near the Forbidden City, estimates that during the peak season he sweeps up a whole trash can's worth of catkins every day.
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Yes, there are humans making sure things run smoothly, but when fireworks, video displays, and dramatic light sweeps all happen at the exact same time, that's because of preprogrammed timecode.
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As concerns over the safety of vaping products for cannabis sweeps across the country, executives in the industry are passing the buck to regulators to come up with a solution.
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We will also block or restrict hashtags used to spread misinformation on Instagram, and are conducting proactive sweeps to find and remove as much of this content as we can.
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The company confirmed via email on Wednesday that it monitors and conducts sweeps to remove items specifically referencing celebrities' deaths or offering charity donations outside of verified eBay charity partners.
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ICE, he said, does not conduct indiscriminate raids or sweeps, but rather, "targeted enforcement" in which agents look for specific people but may also arrest other undocumented people they encounter.
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A little later, the house is invaded again, this time not so gently: a Hoover suddenly sweeps across the floor, like a column of Roman soldiers, terrifying the boy's mother.
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He watches as Jill's hands pump up and down with enthusiasm and suddenly, as she sweeps her arm wide, Joe leans forward and proceeds to nibble on his wife's fingers.
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The FTC says it'll conduct future sweeps of YouTube channels to verify compliance, implying that, in at least the most egregious cases, channel owners themselves may end up busted, too.
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In the 2010 and 2014 Republican congressional sweeps, Democrats ran well below 50% with these women in House races; even in 20203, Democratic House candidates carried only half of them.
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Enforcement sweeps have been critical to enhancing enforcement of the municipal securities market and the public pension market, which currently hold securities valued at $6900 trillion and $2628 trillion, respectively.
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Officials there announced last week that they'd suspend sweeps of encampments and pass out more sanitation supplies to keep people safe, but the county is still short thousands of beds.
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But while he had spotted chimney sweeps ever since he moved to Paris — their bags, with brushes and flexible poles, the giveaway — they were hard to find once he tried.
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Using a broom that was dipped in black paint, she started to "sweep" the paper in the same way one sweeps the floor to clear it of debris and dust.
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When the curtain rises on the program's centerpiece, Yin Yue's "One Heartbeat Above One Shadow Below," the immediate energy of the seven dancers — four men, three women — sweeps through the theater.
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Both African Americans and Trump supporters are generally located in an arc that starts in eastern Texas, sweeps east toward the Atlantic Ocean, and then up through the Washington-Boston megalopolis.
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Yankees aim for 4-game sweep of Angels NEW YORK — The last two times the New York Yankees completed four-game sweeps of the Los Angeles Angels, they did so dramatically.
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The Ethiopian government and the United Nations are agitating for more money to stave off the nightmare scenario: a plague that sweeps across the heartland, leaving decimated fields in its wake.
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Part of her "Color Sweeps" series, the painting muses on the theme of flight through a mixture of heavy brushing and staining, with bright tones producing a sharp and euphoric air.
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She mothers the men at the bar, scaring them off one after the next, until — lo and behold — a hot dad from school walks in and sweeps her off her feet.
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South Pacific, Argentina, Chile Chile and Argentina get another view of an eclipsed Sun just 22019 months later when totality again sweeps across both countries, but this time much further south.
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ZEBBUG, Malta (Reuters) - Under the scorching Maltese sun, Josephine Xuereb carefully sweeps salt originating from the Mediterranean Sea into small piles, a job generations of her family have done since 1860.
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With the Conservatives in a mess, Labour sweeps to power with a manifesto promising higher taxes on individuals and companies, nationalisation and changes to the labour market to enhance workers' rights.
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When an actor sweeps the awards circuit, the unspoken reward is that they get their pick of the auteur litter as big-name directors line up for the privilege of collaboration.
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For one, there's the lurch that sweeps you into a banging chorus, and lets you release the tension you've been feeling in the same way a scream does when you're frustrated.
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Back in Washington, and other major U.S. cities such as New York, Chicago and Los Angeles, police and security officials added extra patrols and sweeps at airports, subways and train stations.
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In Washington, police across the Metropolitan Transportation Authority metro system will increase K9 sweeps and police patrols in the wake of terror attacks in Belgium, according to the agency's twitter feed.
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But the one area the CoC ranked dead last in terms of opportunities for breakthrough was trade -- an unsurprising finding, as anti-globalist fervor sweeps to new corners of the world.
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The first round of the playoffs typically features a handful of blowouts and sweeps, but there's a decent chance that this year's Western Conference series will be competitive across the board.
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Instead of building roads and runways to last, Trump will end up overseeing boondoggles that will be washed away by the next hurricane that sweeps ashore with an ever-rising tide.
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Los Angeles County District Attorney Jackie Lacey steadfastly refuses to prosecute cops, ICE goons arrest hundreds in sweeps, and, amid record temperatures and drought, brush fires occasionally grow into roaring hellscapes.
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For a chance to let these pieces snag a spot in your seasonal lineup, all you have to do is hit the sweeps now, and we'll take care of the rest.
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Lightfoot said Wednesday that the city has taken steps to ensure that the Chicago Police Department (CPD) will not cooperate with ICE ahead of sweeps that are expected to begin Sunday.
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Mara Salvatrucha gangsters in Rivera Hernández say they receive warnings from the police of impending sweeps and are handed captured rivals to execute, for anything from $440 to $2,200 a head.
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But things played out in a predictable pattern: both the Cavs and the Warriors waltzed through two straight sweeps; the OKC-Houston series came down to who had a better roster.
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Without a belt to grip for a berimbolo or a sleeve to control for sit up sweeps the De La Riva suffers more than most positions when the gi comes off.
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All but one of the attacks happened in the parts of the city where homeless folks go to get away from the drugs, violence, and police sweeps common to the bottoms.
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But research has found that a small subset of stops, those based on specific suspicions by officers and not general sweeps or racial profiling, do appear to have helped reduce crime.
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Classic Greek hexameters alternate with shorter, bumpier cadences; each return to the left margin allows us just a gasp of air before snapping us back as desolation sweeps in once more.
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One fisheries officer told the Dhaka Tribune at the time that 50 police sweeps in his district had turned up more than 2,500 pounds of fish and 400,000 feet of netting.
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Indeed, actively enforcing these rules would cost significant resources and provide no added benefit to public health and safety, so it makes sense that law enforcement sweeps them under the rug.
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As the novel virus sweeps the country, Americans have raised concerns about the costs of testing and care related to COVID-19, which many believe could discourage people from seeking care.
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" As the coronavirus sweeps across the globe, that experience is a preview of what's to come: another round of what one trade publication called the "pharmaceutical version of The Hunger Games.
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The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is offering a "Coronavirus Self-checker" for people concerned they may have symptoms of the disease as it sweeps through the country.
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Creating the kind of infrastructure that allowed the campaign to blanket the early states, including Nevada, with its diverse electorate and large sweeps of rural country outside Las Vegas, costs money.
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Bushfires are a perfectly natural component of the Australian landscape—every so often a mild fire sweeps through an area, and these animals can take refuge underground or in fallen logs.
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Yet it also crosses class and party lines, so it is ready-made for politicians looking to play on the region's festering grievances as a wave of nationalism sweeps the Continent.
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Elsewhere, six men are invited on a group date to "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" before Rachel sweeps one away to a shopping spree on horseback down Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills.
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The route sweeps up hills, through working class and wealthy neighborhoods, connecting new trails, community garden corridors, state and local parks, stairways, hidden pathways along chain-link fences and two waterfronts.
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With images from the mid-19th century to now, the Photography Show sweeps through the history of the medium, culminating with contemporary photographers and artists who don't necessarily call themselves photographers.
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The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in the United States surpassed 10,000 on Thursday, doubling over two days as states ramp up testing and the coronavirus sweeps across the country.
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Guard Gene Upshaw used to tape a pad onto his forearm, then illegally soak the club in hot water, then lead sweeps with forearm shivers that could knock a linebacker out.
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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) arrested 162 suspected illegal immigrants — nearly 90 percent of whom had past criminal convictions -- in sweeps across Los Angeles and surrounding areas, the agency said Thursday.
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More unusual is the transparent hood, creating a line of glass line that sweeps over the car, from the grille into the windscreen, over the roof, then down over the rear window.
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Illustration: Sam Wooley/GizmodoOn August 21st, millions of Earthlings will gather to watch as a total solar eclipse sweeps across the centerline of the United States over the course of 90 minutes.
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A wave of long, dark hair sweeps down the side of the gray zip-up hoodie she's wearing when we meet in a windowless room at her lawyers' office in downtown Anchorage.
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Since both the ship and the source of the radio beam would be moving relative to us, the beam would only be visible as it momentarily sweeps across our field of view.
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Just when you thought the dearth of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) in Europe was here to stay, Germany's Bayer sweeps in with a $62 billion bid for U.S. agrichemicals giant Monsanto.
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The trailer sweeps around Cullen and Harington as the GoT actor does an expositional voice over: "My wife is dead, my name disgraced, my friends and family tortured and hanged," he says.
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On Friday evening, President Donald Trump pardoned the former lawman, whose illegal "anti-immigration sweeps" were described by one Justice Department investigator as the "most egregious" racial profiling case he'd ever encountered.
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Nine seasons later, "Wendy's share of the TV audience is growing faster in the critical November sweeps ratings period at the midway point than any other daytime talk show," her rep says.
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Image: CPC Grey A former State Department employee will spend 57 months in prison for a "sextortion" cyberstalking crime that sounds like an SVU sweeps-week plot, only weirder and more awful.
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Now, this program sweeps aside the fictional dramas of more recent times and brings our viewers the definitive account of the Crown Jewels and their role in this ancient and remarkable event.
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TV networks, however, didn't give him what he wanted, in part because it was November sweeps time, but officially because he was playing partisan politics rather than addressing a true national emergency.
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This attitude is met with a brief dressing-down from John Legend's Keith, Sebastian's former collaborator who sweeps back into his life with an offer to anchor Keith's new, more commercial band.
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It also reminds me of the Mary Poppins musical number "Step In Time," which has Dick Van Dyke leading a bunch of chimney sweeps in coordinated charges around the roofs of London.
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Reports of immigration sweeps this week sparked concern among immigration advocates and families, coming on the heels of President Donald Trump's executive order barring refugees and immigrants from seven majority-Muslim nations.
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A team like the Predators sweeps the top-seeded Blackhawks and the mediocre Senators push the defending champs to a seventh game, and we all just kind of shrug and move on.
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The second phase sweeps east with with ice and freezing rain than snow Thursday through Saturday night across the Tennessee Valley, Ohio Valley, The Great Lakes and up into the interior Northeast.
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According to local residents and police reports, cops have performed periodic sweeps of the Deauville since the fire, ascending the main tower on foot, dogs at their side, to root out squatters.
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