Taken off issues 4 and 5 of SHADOW OF VADER, and taken off an as-yet-unannounced SW book.
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And there's a possibility that people were taken off the rolls that shouldn't have been taken off the rolls.
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I have taken off clothes on a dancefloor, I've been extremely high and taken off a pair of tights because I was so hot.
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So I said, 'Well, I'll have it taken off one day,' and when I had it taken off, he really got mad, my husband did.
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In the notices, people received communication that they would either be taken off the voter role or placed on an inactive list, which would eventually result in being taken off the voter role.
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The drugs were taken off the market in the 1990s.
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It's easy to see why Discover Weekly has taken off.
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The model has taken off in other geographies as well.
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The movement for Marsy's Law has taken off since 2008.
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Democrats were taken off guard — but they shouldn't have been.
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They were taken off the Endangered Species List in 1994.
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As far as I can tell, they haven't taken off.
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She was taken off the rig and flown to Houston.
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John Boalt's name was taken off the campus building Thursday.
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Corporate borrowing in local currencies has not taken off, however.
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DeKlyen was taken off of life support after giving birth.
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Since then, the guided meditation subscription model has taken off.
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We just kind of came together and it's taken off.
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Ellison asked his name be taken off, but backed down.
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If wine was taken off, people would drink hard liquor.
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A day later, he was taken off of life support.
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He was taken off of life support after five days.
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Riz speculates this is why hardcore hasn't really taken off.
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It was taken off line last August after a fire.
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The couple's controversial videos have since been taken off YouTube.
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Last month, the TV channel IMCTV was taken off air.
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Before long they will be taken off the menu forever.
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Zhang was then taken off the property for further interviews.
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LeVert had to be taken off the court by stretcher.
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Epstein was taken off suicide watch less than week later.
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Both men lobbied to get it taken off the list.
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Several domestic flights have already taken off from the airport.
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And Katharina, beautiful and blank, is taken off to prison.
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And that's just the kopi jantan taken off the market.
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Once she's finally taken off hold, it somehow gets worse.
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Jaden was taken off life support on December 24, 22004.
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The movement for Marsy's Law has taken off since 278.
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I don't want to be taken off the email list!
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We got the waste transfer stations taken off the waterfront.
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Until now, when she's taken off the gloves, she's won.
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Shannon had taken off work to stay by her side.
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But there are other reasons the idea hasn't taken off.
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It also did not affect flights that had taken off.
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"It was natural to be taken off guard," he said.
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They were taken off ventilators and died around 5 p.m.
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That's a big reason the stock market has taken off.
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Micromobility has taken off over the last couple of years.
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The trend, which had taken off in the 212005s, intensified.
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They (and their Russian counterparts) should be taken off alert.
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We're leaving — all Bahamian evacuees without a visa taken off.
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Hicks said Colbert requested to be taken off suicide watch.
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Social media has really taken off with the idea too.
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The 25% discount will automatically be taken off at checkout.
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Donald Trump: 'The shackles have been taken off me' "It is so nice that the shackles have been taken off me and I can now fight for America the way I want to," Trump tweeted.
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But influence-peddling scandals have taken off some of the sheen.
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Sidne made it through surgery and was taken off the ventilator.
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Mikolas was taken off the hook by the ninth-inning rally.
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It was not clear if the plane had already taken off.
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I felt like a weight had been taken off my shoulders.
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Virtual reality has not taken off like many predicted it would.
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AirPods have taken off as the latest must-have technology gadget.
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"A true bad guy was taken off the streets," Wriggelsworth said.
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"I remember my clothes being taken off," she told the Wrap.
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And animals are being taken off the marquee at other circuses.
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Talin said she heard voices after being taken off her medication.
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And also it has now taken off and partnered with Audible?
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He died nine days later after being taken off life support.
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Yet the idea of a second vote has never taken off.
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Interest in Buttigieg, as seen through Google searches, has taken off.
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If beer was taken off the market, people would drink wine.
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Laughton, 21, was eventually taken off the ice on a stretcher.
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"It hasn't taken off until now, and now it finally is."
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He never regained consciousness and was taken off life support Tuesday.
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For once, Donald Trump's name was actually taken off of something.
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Out of the bunch, the Evanescence one has really taken off.
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In early 2018, the man was taken off his medication entirely.
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Szabo never regained consciousness and was taken off life support Tuesday.
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"The suicide rate has taken off," the Empire star tells PEOPLE.
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Abe is eager to see the threat taken off the table.
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"Planes have taken off from it," he added, without saying when.
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Frankfurt airport said four of six scheduled flights had taken off.
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Similarly the dipiao system has not taken off as initially expected.
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That bluff has been taken off the table for future use.
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Outraged, she finally got her mother taken off Nuedexta for good.
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She died seven days later, after being taken off life support.
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Under California law, Hunter's name cannot be taken off the ballot.
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They were taken off the "committee confidential" roster at 4 a.m.
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Socially responsible investments have taken off in popularity in recent years.
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If hard liquor was taken off, people would drink industrial alcohol.
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Passengers were taken off at Dortmund and placed on other trains.
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Particularly in the past century, life expectancy has really taken off.
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Epstein had apparently been taken off suicide watch before he died.
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The work spouse trend has truly taken off in recent years.
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But capacity has been taken off-line to reduce emissions nevertheless.
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But he was taken off suicide a week before his death.
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But he was taken off the list when the investigation closed.
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I think he&aposs jealous that mom texts have taken off.
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I'd taken off the key and left it in the room.
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Mr. Mitchell's soybeans have taken off in the last few weeks.
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I asked my boss to be taken off shifts with her.
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It really hasn't quite taken off, but it sort of has.
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He had been taken off suicide watch prior to his death.
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It had taken off from the small Campo do Marte airfield.
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Some of Winstone's Bet365 commercials have been taken off the airwaves.
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Probably we'll notice precursors to trends that haven't taken off yet.
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In some places, like Japan and Russia, Iqos has taken off.
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The website was taken off line and is no longer accessible.
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"Sales have taken off," said Jorge Arancibia, a local shop owner.
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When the president is a Democrat, it's taken off the books.
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"I think he was a little taken off guard," Hawley said.
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But augmented reality technology hasn't really taken off with consumer applications.
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Bike sharing has taken off in China, and many European cities.
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But it hasn't quite taken off here in the same way.
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He had taken off his jacket so Bonet could wear it.
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He was eventually taken off life support, and died last Monday.
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"I had my share of problems under the Muslim Brotherhood regime and the regime that followed and we ended up being interrogated, jammed, taken off the air once, jammed again, taken off the air twice," Youssef said.
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They've taken off their uniforms and have to morph into something else.
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"We've taken off restrictions and people are really moving hard," he said.
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You can know within days if a new product has taken off.
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Demand destruction is the focus But oil prices still haven't taken off.
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It was not immediately clear why Epstein was taken off suicide watch.
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The aircraft had taken off and crashed at about 12:45 p.m.
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Your career has really taken off rather quickly these last few years.
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In-app ad blocking hasn't yet taken off but is a possibility.
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That's probably one of the reasons why processed foods have taken off.
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Broadcasts on at least 32 radio frequencies have been taken off air.
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Three days later the 34-year-old was taken off life support.
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Only 9 days into the month, the movement has already taken off.
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Two days later, she was taken off of life support and died.
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IQOS was introduced in late 2014 and has taken off in Japan.
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Some of them again have taken off some profits from the table.
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Banks were taken off guard and were unprepared to cater to customers.
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Eventually I was taken off the schedule altogether, losing my health insurance.
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Hang out and keep doing your own fund until you've taken off.
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He was taken off recruiting because of "unrelated administrative actions," she said.
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He was taken off the pitch on a stretcher following the injury.
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Video shared on social media showed Potok being taken off the plane:
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Potential solutions are taken off the table if they raise uncomfortable truths.
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The guy who struck Morrissey was taken off stage in a chokehold.
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Trading hot food stocks "It's taken off and gone parabolic," he said.
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She died a day later after being taken off of life support.
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Since starring on the sketch-comedy series, McKinnon's career has taken off.
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Even though that turned out to be false ... the rumor's taken off.
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That service hasn't taken off yet for the general public to use.
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The days go by, and I am slowly taken off my medication.
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The smartwatch industry hasn't taken off like many had hoped it would.
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It's great to see that the Mexican food really has taken off.
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State and local "clean elections" measures have taken off in recent years.
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We can debate that, but he's not been taken off the street.
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It was not clear why Epstein was taken off the suicide watch.
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He believes LASIK should "absolutely" be taken off the medical market altogether.
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The old guy's taken off in a helicopter to some exile country.
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The Heat have taken off over the second half of the season.
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She had her "tit grabbed"; her name was taken off a script.
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Having barely existed before 2009, private funding for space has taken off.
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However that didn't mean DeepMind and Suleyman were taken off health research.
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I didn't know if my clothes were going to get taken off.
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Romo rolled around in pain before he was taken off the field.
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Money has been taken off the base metals table across the world.
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When asked why her campaign hasn't taken off, the senator jumped in.
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And we are seeing that investment towards technology has taken off already.
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How much has this taken off as its own stand-alone thing?
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Perhaps it's because Cheap Trick could easily have never have taken off.
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The swimmers were taken off the plane for questioning, the newspaper said.
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Advocacy as a discipline has taken off with that objective in mind.
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But many news networks taken off the air have since resumed broadcasts.
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At least three flights had taken off on time, the website showed.
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I discovered, however, that my name had been taken off both abstracts.
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Your firm's revenue has taken off, but your salary has barely budged
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Nearly everyone had taken off their clothes to run into the water.
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She had to be taken off the study and treated with chemotherapy.
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Epstein was taken off sucide watch not long after that first incident.
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So people need a paycheck, they need to burdens taken off them.
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Chad was taken off the list of banned countries earlier this year.
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The helicopter had taken off from Big Grand Cay around 21 a.m.
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The Beatles sued, successfully, to have the recordings taken off the market.
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But he was taken off the list when the investigation was closed.
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They've all taken off their brogans and their black silk dress socks.
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Finally, our eyes must not be taken off ISIS and Al Qaeda.
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He was taken off the ice on a stretcher to the hospital.
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In Petersburg, Virginia, Murray and her companion were taken off the bus.
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Many children hadn't taken off their coats when the shots rang out.
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Another person complained about the trouble in being taken off the list.
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Ottawa had a goal taken off the board in the opening period.
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Our blindfolds were taken off and we were asked about the protest.
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After thirty minutes, a dozen pictures had been taken off the board.
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He was brought in wearing handcuffs that were taken off during hearing.
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Other products, such as that Alexa-powered microwave, haven't taken off either.
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Mr. Francis died last week after he was taken off life support.
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Even after it was taken off that list, encryption remained heavily regulated.
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The victim, Izabella Marie Helem, was taken off of life support on Tuesday.
|
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Others are confirmed dead, and their names simply haven't been taken off yet.
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Until the plane wreckage is located, nothing can be taken off the table.
|
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Several men were taken off the train and lined up against a wall.
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He was declared brain-dead and taken off life support two days later.
|
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The show was quickly cancelled and the boy taken off to first aid.
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Cloud gaming services like GameTap and OnLive did not taken off among gamers.
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It had taken off from eastern Utah's Uintah County, the sheriff's office said.
|
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Discounts are taken off automatically at checkout, so no promo code is necessary.
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It's a good question why deepfakes haven't taken off as a propaganda technique.
|
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Dozens of radio frequencies broadcasting independent news programmes have been taken off air.
|
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But an individual could then petition to be taken off of the registry.
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They have all been taken off the ship and into hospitals in Japan.
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Tiffany Haddish has been taken off the market — by her Emmy that is.
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The tiny-home trend has really taken off in the last few years.
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Both are short video apps that have taken off in a big way.
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In 2007, the birds were taken off the threatened and endangered species list.
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On March 3, he died shortly after he was taken off life support.
|
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The new patients were to be taken off the ship for medical treatment.
|
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Gabriel was declared brain-dead and taken off life support two days later.
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Now since President Trump took office in January, our economy is taken off.
|
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It was eventually taken off the market because of its "hair-trigger" instability.
|
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After the surgery, Ilysa was immediately taken off dialysis and regained her independence.
|
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"That needs to be taken off," she told the staffer, per the book.
|
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Partly fuelled by technology, Britain's "gig economy" has taken off in recent years.
|
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If the plane hasn't taken off, you can still see the planned route.
|
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Yet at least amongst writers at TechCrunch, Messenger Day hasn't quite taken off.
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She never regained consciousness, and was eventually taken off life support, it added.
|
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Blac Chyna's assistant has reportedly died after she was taken off life support.
|
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Spanx has taken off and has an estimated $400 million in annual sales.
|
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She ultimately decided to stay quiet but be taken off the Trump beat.
|
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"Once I had taken off the mask, I couldn't see much," she said.
|
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Did he become a liability that needed to be taken off the books?
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She refused to sit down until he was taken off of the plane.
|
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Passengers were taken off the plane and bused to a terminal, Woodard said.
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She was taken off life support and pronounced brain dead on Oct. 30.
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Three of my moles had to get taken off because they were precancerous.
|
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Austin recovered, but a few days later, Abbey was taken off life support.
|
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Sometime "very soon", Transmit for iOS will be taken off the App Store.
|
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How do you dispose of the device once you've taken off the wire?
|
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Before they could make it down however, [Manziel] had taken off on foot.
|
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"It definitely feels like the brick's been taken off my shoulders," she said.
|
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It's a trend that's taken off in cities from New York to London.
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It shows a handcuffed individual being taken off the plane by FBI agents.
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The Trump sign should be taken off the building on America's Main Street.
|
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Grant and several others were taken off the train and detained by police.
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Since the November elections, 481,235 registered voters have been taken off the list.
|
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The filter was left on for several minutes before it was taken off.
|
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"Things are happening, names are taken off, people aren't getting through," Trump said.
|
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"They were all taken off to the coroner as Jane Doe's," said Silverman.
|
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He could not put weight on the leg before being taken off. Nola.
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She was taken off life support Sunday, her cousin Cecil Ralston told CNN.
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By the late 2000s, though, Tulum had taken off as a vacation destination.
|
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But at least one potential major distraction has been taken off the table.
|
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The report, posted online on Tuesday, has since been taken off the internet.
|
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Respondents also indicated the number of hours taken off work for informal eldercare.
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But in the last couple decades, "this trend has taken off," said Brown.
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The drum skins were taken off, and mics were shoved in weird places.
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But earlier this year Apple shut down iAd, which had never taken off.
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And she's obviously ... there's a whole wellness category now that's really taken off.
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Shakespeare, Homer, molecular biology and free thinking have been taken off the curriculum.
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He had taken off my underwear, his fingers had been inside of me.
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They started the business in late April of 2017, and it's taken off.
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This year, 10 citizen-initiated measures were taken off the ballot before November.
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Using drones to collect crop data has taken off in the agriculture industry.
|
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Someone like Laura Loomer has also been taken off most of these platforms.
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Mimosas were poured (and refilled) and hair was let down — or taken off.
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I was the girl who asked to be taken off every tracking email.
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And I think it&aposs really taken off because people love their pets.
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It's a beat that has taken off only in the last 15 years.
|
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How does a meat's inner temperature keep rising after its taken off heat?
|
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So the big fear of a recession has been taken off the table.
|
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So, why hasn't the right to disconnect taken off in the U.S. yet?
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The plane, a Boeing 777-200, had taken off at 11:163 a.m.
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The plane, a Boeing 777-200, had taken off at 11:163 a.m.
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But the market hasn't taken off like many expected a few years ago.
|
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The complainer is distracted and taken "off their script" to reconsider their demand.
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Tartan in cotton-candy pink and olive green with the edges taken off.
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"That's one illegal gun taken off the street every 53 minutes," police said.
|
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The result could be that some flavored products are taken off the market.
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But it's never taken off, mostly because of bipartisan security and cost concerns.
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The games have taken off, with the websites soaring in value last year.
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Or you have a reason for wanting an item taken off your bill.
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That's why Rebecca Garland's women-only Fit & Fly Girl retreats have taken off.
|
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The shooter, Omar Mateen, has been on a watch list but was taken off.
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Wearable smart glasses are a technology that has not really taken off among consumers.
|
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Sales have taken off in recent years, bringing in tax revenue for the state.
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However, since President Trump has taken off, that has increased to eight countries, Neil.
|
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According to the report, McNair was taken off the field at 5:22 p.m.
|
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Speight had even taken off his shoes and unfastened his belt for the nap.
|
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Nine days later he was pronounced clinically dead and taken off of life support.
|
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In the last few years, body positivity has taken off in a major way.
|
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It's taken off really quickly, because again, it's basically going to movies for free.
|
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Broadcaster NTV said the plane had taken off from the western province of Izmir.
|
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But they haven't exactly taken off as the premiere way of finding new pals.
|
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Ask around Nairobi and you'll find the real reason internet TV hasn't taken off.
|
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According to Jim Nantz, they were also cheering as he was being taken off.
|
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The attempt left her brain-dead, and she was eventually taken off life support.
|
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Wilson was subsequently taken off life support and died on April 24, Graf said.
|
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To conduct the review, the entire agency search tool database was taken off line.
|
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It ran for six seasons before eventually being taken off the air in 1999.
|
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VICE: Why do you believe you were singled out and taken off the bus?
|
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It has taken off because there is a standard way of building web sites.
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I'd' like to get that harness taken off, but it's early and I understand.
|
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If Netflix functionality changes for any of the VPNs listed, they'll be taken off.
|
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It inspired us a lot, but since then our career has really taken off.
|
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Aides did not break the news to May until her plane had taken off.
|
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"This can be lifted in stages or it can be taken off," he said.
|
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Strangely, they have taken off in China largely due to the popularity of WeChat.
|
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But that's been the case for a while, and wages haven't taken off yet.
|
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Stoynoff reported the incident to her editor, and was taken off the Trump beat.
|
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He was declared brain-dead and taken off of life support two days later.
|
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Mono-tasking devices that promise a simplified, nostalgic experience have not all taken off.
|
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Once those cans are located, they will be taken off store shelves, McFadden said.
|
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Copyright holders also have used dubious claims to have content taken off the site.
|
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Three injuries The Boeing 767-300ER, which had taken off at 5:24 p.m.
|
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He named it Mastodon and in the past few days it has taken off.
|
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Is it surprising then, that the #MeToo movement hasn't quite taken off in India?
|
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Meanwhile, Puerto Rico's pro-marijuana movement has taken off in the past few years.
|
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The three stations taken off air reach the majority of viewers in the country.
|
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Players from both teams showed their support as he was taken off the field.
|
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However, the smartwatch market has not really taken off the way many had predicted.
|
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And each stock has taken off in the time since its respective market debut.
|
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Sony's LiveView watch had been out since 63, but had never really taken off.
|
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He was taken off the hotels case last year amid concerns over his impartiality.
|
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But the burger lasted about a year before it was taken off the menu.
|
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Nobody actually wants to pay with bitcoin, which is why it hasn't taken off.
|
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Once the wing is taken off, it'll work flawlessly with any Qi wireless charger.
|
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After 16 days of treatment, the man was taken off life support and died.
|
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The sailors were taken off the ship at Ocho Rios, Jamaica for medical attention.
|
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Afterward, she asked to be taken off the Trump beat and avoided them socially.
|
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The "new dynamic" in yachting that Kohler references has particularly taken off in 2019.
|
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To make matters worse, she's taken off the creepy body-in-the-woods case.
|
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The U.S. bombers had taken off from the Andersen Air Force Base in Guam.
|
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Auctions, however, have not taken off, in spite of lower fees and less underpricing.
|
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And Charlie Gard died the day after he was taken off of life support.
|
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These ministers can also order that such statements be taken off the internet outright.
|
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"It feels like a huge weight has been taken off my shoulder," Syndergaard said.
|
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Residential high-rise construction has taken off just as some commercial sites face headwinds.
|
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We've taken off like a rocket ship, even more than we could've thought of.
|
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Venture capital investments in proptech companies have taken off in the past few years.
|
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But people have tried to market it elsewhere, and it has never taken off.
|
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Mr. Silva had taken off his polo shirt and was sweltering in his undershirt.
|
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In November, Javi had taken off for Guatemala in search of a fresh start.
|
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After getting last rites from the Catholic Church, he was taken off life support.
|
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"It's really taken off in the last two decades," Professor Katz of Harvard said.
|
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The product was first introduced in 2018, but hasn't taken off among consumers yet.
|
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The commercialization of Cinco de Mayo (and criticism of cultural stereotypes) has taken off.
|
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Players were taken off the pitch but play was resumed a few minutes later.
|
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Flights bound for Hong Kong that have not yet taken off were also canceled.
|
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The Andiamo Partners representative who sent out these messages was taken off the account.
|
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Even before their game on Friday, the shirts had taken off, with Vermont Sen.
|
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He was taken off the field on a golf cart and did not return.
|
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The 41 new cases were to be taken off the ship for medical treatment.
|
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"And his career has taken off thanks to his role as Greg in "Succession.
|
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Sims says this has taken off, and that it now has 100,000 paying members.
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The Post reported that the CDC asked to be taken off the press release.
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After the mask was taken off, Levine came back to finally tackle my calluses.
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If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off. . . .
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Just 22 then, she was taken off a homebound train during her winter break.
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At the end of the six hours, the brains were taken off the BrainEx.
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The report only shows that people registered and were never taken off the rolls.
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"Rentals that are normally kind of weak in June have taken off completely," Sabo reveals.
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Trucking LNG to industrial customers has taken off this year as China's gas sector booms.
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Iraq was taken off the list of countries in the original order, issued on Jan.
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Since he told this story, Buttigieg's campaign has taken off -- both nationally and in Iowa.
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Analysts say about 650,000 barrels of Iranian oil has already been taken off the market.
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The man was taken off the plane and placed on a bus by medical personnel.
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The "Snake Charmer" was eventually taken off the market because of its "hair-trigger" instability.
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How to watch: Used to be streaming on Netflix, but has recently been taken off.
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After school, they had dressed in their winter clothes and taken off with their sleds.
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Givens was taken off guard, saying, "I'm not remembering anything right now," with a laugh.
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Per Goldbloom's request, she was taken off the machines helping her live on Aug. 28.
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She was taken off the machine 10 days later and Lane's health appeared to improve.
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"It's as if it's had two centuries taken off its age," said Professor Salvatore Settis.
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Two days later, he was taken off of life support after being declared brain dead.
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The movement has not yet taken off in the US as it has in Europe.
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He was taken off the court on a stretcher and transported to a nearby hospital.
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I had wrapped towel on my head but it was taken off from my head.
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The infant was hospitalized but was taken off life support four days later on Aug.
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Transport stocks are in a jam, and it's mostly because airline stocks haven't taken off.
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It took a major lawsuit to get confirmation that I'd been taken off the list.
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Journalists have been arrested and a popular radio station has been taken off the air.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, Troxell's new hashtag #ISIS_SurrenderOrDie did not seem to have taken off.
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It isn't the first time that Fazal has started a company that has taken off.
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This is my way of continuing to give back since I've taken off my uniform.
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Some 380 people had been located and taken off the list since Friday, he said.
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Instead, it joins a plethora of cities virtually taken off the map by natural disasters.
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Moreover, that course of action frequently destabilizes patients who are being taken off of them.
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The idea of bringing one's authentic self to work has taken off in recent years.
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He said someone had taken off with a carbine assault rifle and all the ammunition.
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He said that engineers had addressed the problem before the plane had taken off again.
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Meanwhile, demand for migrants' labour in the "tertiary sector", ie, in services, has taken off.
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Joel holds his wife's hand for too long, realizing she's taken off her wedding ring.
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Shortly after, he had taken off with their boys in his car, the statement said.
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This was, of course, before venture capital funding in food delivery startups had taken off.
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Thousands of Lion Air flights have taken off and landed without serious incident since then.
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By then, the internet had already taken off: Ah, you think dankness is your ally?
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A campaign to encourage people to stop using the social network, #deleteFacebook, has taken off.
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That's the one that got taken off because of the Rolling Stones suing you, right?
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A report from Bloomberg this morning also hints that voice shopping hasn't quite taken off.
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The feature rolled out slowly in December and appears to have taken off this month.
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It's been one year since Property Brothers' Drew Scott was officially taken off the market.
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I asked to be taken off the Trump beat, and I never interviewed him again.
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The man was able to get back on the plane after initially being taken off.
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The Fear the Walking Dead actor was taken off the premises at 9:30 p.m.
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And whoever left her had already taken off the mucus, the membrane, off of her.
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Brooke is suing for damages ... and she wants the eyebrow pencil taken off the market.
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Singleton died on April 29 after being taken off of life support following a stroke.
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In the last couple of years, delay sprays have taken off in a major way.
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Since July 251, searches for Area 230 have taken off like a rocket to Mars.
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Mr. Trump's name has been taken off residential buildings around Manhattan after protests from residents.
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"I was taken off guard, and I had to process it a bit," McCarthy said.
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Wind power has since taken off and it remains part of GE's renewable energy division.
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Only about three dozen have been taken off the lists because their numbers have recovered.
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Battered beyond recognition, she was taken off life support after a week in a coma.
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On top of that, I spot a little damage, so get another 10% taken off!
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Thankfully most of the work is taken off our hands by the likes of McAfee.
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Lead paint was finally taken off the market in 1978, but then ideology stepped in.
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It had been taken off the list during the George W. Bush administration in 85033.
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He was taken off of suicide watch days later, according to the New York Times.
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No, it's a Rubik's cube and for many people the stickers have been taken off.
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Her family told CNN García was taken off life support Thursday and died shortly after.
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Cosigners can ask to be taken off a private loan if repayment is going well.
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Buck had apparently taken off after smelling the scent of a female dog in heat.
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Therefore, when the market goes back up, risk should be taken off again, Harvey cautioned.
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Like YouTube in Saudi Arabia, Instagram and Snapchat have particularly taken off in the UAE.
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But in 2017, shares have taken off, gaining 80 percent since the end of March.
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Chyna was taken off the road and fired by the company shortly afterward in 2001.
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On tech creating new African opportunities, commercial drone startups on the continent have taken off.
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KITT 's rear was crushed badly enough that it was permanently taken off the road.
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Teenage nicotine vaping has taken off so fast that it has alarmed public health officials.
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Still, it was not immediately clear when Mr. Lambert might be taken off life support.
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Ms. Amawi said she would like to see the law taken off the books altogether.
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Do I approach her head-on and ask to be taken off all her projects?
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Just add them to your cart and the discount will be taken off at checkout.
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Bartlett said she was concerned about being stuck on board as Americans are taken off.
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In recent months, trading among ordinary investors has taken off in South Korea and Japan.
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A chaplain came to administer last rights and he was taken off of life support.
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Questionable hashtags like #Ghetto, #InTheGhetto, and#NWordPass have taken off, as have challenges like #CripWalk.
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A known predator will be taken off the streets for a good amount of time.
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He'd taken off the other pair and I was terrified my underwear would be next.
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On Sunday, the district's superintendent, Keith Nance, announced he would be taken off life support.
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The commercialization of Cinco de Mayo (and criticism of cultural stereotypes) has since taken off.
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It is unclear what motivated Wright to officially resign after being taken off administrative leave.
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She had been at a nearby airfield in Binissalem, where the plane had taken off.
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The aircraft had taken off from nearby Lihue Airport, said Jim Peters, an agency spokesman.
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The nails are reusable, so they can be glued on and taken off multiple times.
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As she was taken off the court, she kept cheering in time to the music.
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But the Pentagon intervened, and the repeal was taken off the table, the people said.
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Before the plane had taken off, the two women had ordered their own pairs online.
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Willey died after being taken off life support on Thursday, two days after the shooting.
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When residents were taken off antipsychotic drugs, they and their family members often saw improvement.
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But wearables haven't really taken off as many expected and Samsung has trailed behind rivals.
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And Stephen Colbert's "Late Show" has also taken off, since he took off the gloves.
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That's one illegal gun taken off the street every 53 minutes, according to the department.
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NC State forward Jericole Hellems, who was taken off the court on a stretcher Dec.
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And delays matter substantially, especially given the speed with which adolescent vaping has taken off.
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The pilot landed the plane in the Somali capital, from where it had taken off.
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She had been at a nearby airfield in Binissalem, where the plane had taken off.
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It was winched up from the vessel and taken off to be weighed and butchered.
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Since then, the concept of the G-spot has really taken off in popular culture.
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He dismissed the charges as politically motivated and was taken off airport watchlists last year.
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Perception of that threat has diminished, as Vessel's growth hasn't taken off as some expected.
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Those who test positive have been taken off the ship and to local hospitals for treatment.
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But the invasions have intensified dramatically as the solar irrigation project has taken off, they said.
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North Korea was on the list but was taken off by the Bush administration in 2008.
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Its products, including Sargento Sliced Colby, Muenster and Pepper Jack, have been taken off the shelves.
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Eli Lilly has taken off since December, up 14 percent since the beginning of the year.
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On June 19443, the same plane landed smoothly only five hours after they had taken off.
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Key hasn't exactly taken off, with consumers rightfully wary about giving strangers access to their homes.
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Singleton died on April 29 after he was taken off of life support following a stroke.
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President Trump's surprising plan to dine with Supreme Court justices has been taken off his schedule.
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It has really taken off because it makes building and retrofitting more cost-effective and practical.
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The writer-director of the influential film was taken off life support after having a stroke.
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Students were taken off-campus to the First Baptist Church to be reunited with their parents.
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And mobile money is spreading: it has taken off even in Bangladesh, where microlending was born.
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It's adaptable, too: the doors, the roof, and the rear windows can all be taken off.
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Looking at the picture now, I feel like a weight has been taken off my shoulders.
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Those who have tested positive for the coronavirus have been taken off the ship for treatment.
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According to Flanagan, interest in the program has absolutely "taken off" in the past two years.
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But Democrat Jacky Rosen hasn't quite taken off, and Heller may be able to hang on.
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As of 10:30 this morning, only 800 of Delta's 6,000 scheduled flights have taken off.
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An additional 10 percent will be taken off hundreds of other sale items throughout the store.
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Incorrect information does tend to spread on social media and fake news sites have taken off.
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The dogs refused to move, and Petit ultimately had them taken off the trail by snowmobile.
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Noisey: What's it like going back to Canada now that your career has really taken off?
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Nevertheless, Zimin decided to shutter Dynasty, to get the LMF taken off the "foreign agent" list.
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The 56-year-old pilot said his MIG 23 had taken off from Latakia in Syria.
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It was eventually taken off again -- because Walmart said it didn't do well, the paper reported.
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TMZ reported that Polito fell into a coma on Sunday after being taken off life support.
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On Wednesday morning, Nickerson's family shared that the actress had been taken off of life support.
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The bumpers can be taken off, but they should be left on to protect the blades.
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Passengers were safely taken off and paramedics were on the scene as a precaution, it said.
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The government later amended the bill and it was taken off the list only last week.
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Fast forward through ups and downs of deals on the table and taken off and management.
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Our aim is that within a year, every single refugee child is taken off the streets.
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He also has taken off of work so we can spend some quality time all night.
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Romance scammers will create fake online profiles using photos taken off the internet to lure people.
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"I do feel like meat pies haven't taken off enough in the United States," Teigen says.
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On Thursday, Charlie was moved transferred to a hospice, where he was taken off life support.
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The scooter-sharing company has taken off in Santa Monica where it launched in September 2017.
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And a bit later, Hannity broached the number of days Clinton has taken off since Aug.
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What if resistant cells actually thrive during the period when the patient is taken off drugs?
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It was put on because of health care, it's getting taken off because of health care.
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Cherry was taken off the field after a long commercial break to check in on him.
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When he died in 1998, the possibility of a new trial was taken off the table.
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TC: ICOs have taken off this year, and in the last couple of months in particular.
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The aircraft, a twin-engined turboprop Antonov AN-26, had taken off at 6:38 a.m.
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Grab your pens, fanfiction writers, because the most unexpected Game of Thrones ship has taken off.
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The PC can also be taken off the straps and used as a regular desktop computer.
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She was reportedly taken off life support on Thursday, while surrounded by close friends and family.
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Last month, the giant panda was taken off an endangered list after a recovery in China.
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AN ACADEMIC economist was taken off a plane last week after a fellow passenger became suspicious.
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People of color and low-income individuals move more frequently and get taken off the rolls.
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Lion Air flight JUT85033 had taken off from Jakarta early Monday en route to Pangkal Pinang.
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Focused on explaining why chemicals must be taken off the front lines of this trade war.
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He seems particularly affected as he waits for the body to be taken off an airplane.
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At a time when sales of basketball shoes have been sluggish, Under Armour's have taken off.
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Their high quality is one reason that ride-hailing services haven't taken off in the city.
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He was taken off the ice after he crashed into the boards late in the first.
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Several television stations were taken off the air as the government tried to stem the demonstrations.
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Several television stations were taken off the air as the government tried to stem the unrest.
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But after the quake, the fourth, fifth, sixth, and seventh floors were taken off, Madeiros said.
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There's a reason the repeal of Obamacare's individual mandate hasn't been taken off the table yet.
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He was reportedly taken off the sexual assault case just a day after dismissing the case.
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There was a lot to play with and to take in even before we'd taken off.
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Auvi-Q was taken off the market last year because of the potential for inaccurate dosing.
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The blond girl had taken off her sky-blue windbreaker and tied it around her waist.
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Mr. Jones said he had taken off his seatbelt because he was stopping at the store.
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Why stories have taken off: They're mobile: They are the first truly phone-native media form.
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That's why "Reflections" has been taken off my website, because I'll have to re-edit this.
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Not surprisingly, buprenorphine has taken off now that the opioid epidemic is largely seen as white.
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The "nice" cream trend has really taken off in recent years, and its benefits are aplenty.
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Older boys and men of fighting age were taken off to an unknown fate, they said.
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For reasons Mr. Peng still does not understand, he was taken off the list, he said.
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Epstein had previously been put on suicide watch, but was taken off it on July 29.
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Electric car sales, for example, have taken off globally, increasing elevenfold in the last five years.
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According to NBC News, he was taken off suicide watch a few days before his death.
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Places were being raided, people were being taken off to jail for socializing with each other.
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What's taken off, and this is mostly on Twitter, but on social media is ... It is.
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But The New York Times downloaded the document before it was taken off the public website.
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Mr. Robbins returned with "The Fishermen," painted from a photograph taken off the New England coast.
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She was on forbearance, a temporary stop to payments, but was recently taken off of it.
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If they fail, the flavored products may be taken off the market, a government agency warned.
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Her career has really taken off, as seen in the recent solo exhibition at the Whitney.
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The fantasy, however, has never really taken off; "Somnolence" stays just an array of odd antics.
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Some asked for Snyder to be taken off the account because she is an American citizen.
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Not yet, I'm actually taking some time off to pursue AR. It's taken off so quickly.
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But it seems like Instagram filters have taken off in a way that Snapchat filters haven't.
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Those found to have the virus and some particularly vulnerable passengers were taken off the ship.
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Family members were incensed to learn that the Boeing 747 had taken off with empty seats.
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That has taken off 8% from the company's shareprice, or A$8 billion of market value.
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We were pulling into the Worldwide Aeros headquarters, and he had taken off his suit jacket.
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She'd lost her charismatic entitlement as surely as if it were a coat she'd taken off.
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But it's this second season, about Thanksgiving, that has taken off into the stratosphere for me.
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Carr was taken off the sideline on a cart after being hurt in the fourth quarter.
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He cites high prices and privacy concerns as reasons the smart displays haven't taken off more.
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Sales have taken off in recent years, growing 50% annually since 2015, according to the company.
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That has taken off 8% from the company's shareprice, or A$8 billion of market value.
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"The growth has really taken off since they made this move," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Far-right memes have taken off online and are used as racist barbs against African-Americans.
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After a lengthy injury delay, he was strapped to a board and taken off the field.
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Eleven migrants have already been taken off the ship by the Italian coastguard for health reasons.
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Late last night, Gaethje said that he expects to be taken off the suspension list today.
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They were scheduled to continue their legal battle Monday, but the case was taken off calendar.
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This pattern was on hold during the 2000s, but has taken off post-recession, the analysis said.
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BT also intends to take advantage of social media, where "audiences have really taken off," he added.
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The sisters agreed, and the man they believed to be their brother was taken off life support.
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Let's hope her hair isn't the only weight that'll be taken off her shoulders this coming year.
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VICE Sports: Comedy wrestling in its current form has really taken off in the last several years.
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And while Cullinan and Ruiz have been taken off the Oscars, they are still employed by PwC.
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The hurricanes taken off the WMO's rotation of names caused 224 deaths during their tropical cyclone phases.
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Pooled or securitised debt can be taken off bank balance sheets and funded in the capital market.
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It turns out, according to Samsung, that the layer is not actually meant to be taken off.
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It said in an update on Thursday that he had been taken off life support and died.
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Despite all of that, the service hasn't exactly taken off as a major competitor in the US.
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The passage of laws and regulations likely to disproportionately impact minority voters has taken off across America.
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Some people have been taken off the ship so they can be treated for unrelated medical conditions.
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That said, hydrogen hasn't taken off as a propulsion technology due to severe shortage in fueling stations.
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It's a really clever idea that allows controls to be taken off the screen, freeing up space.
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If using or mastering the titular skill can be taken off the table, what is MasterClass selling?
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Here's what I don't like: The headphones lack a key feature: They keep playing when taken off.
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Cancellation activity, metal being taken off warrant in anticipation of physical load-out, has also been elevated.
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Fox says Tantaros was taken off the air due to a dispute over a book she published.
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Two days later, on April 18, 2016, she was declared brain dead and taken off life support.
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Cahill was in line for the loss but was taken off the hook by his new teammates.
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Still, though sales from smartphones are increasing, they haven't taken off in the way many had expected.
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But others have taken off and have changed lives and I think graphene is at that precipice.
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Milton was taken off the field on a stretcher and to the hospital, ESPN reported at halftime.
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How does he feel about the way the character has been hijacked and taken off the rails?
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Most recently, the online drama Go Princess Go, which covered transgender topics was also taken off air.
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Several Turkish opposition newspapers have been shut over the past six months and broadcasters taken off air.
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Originating in Japan, escape rooms have taken off in the United States in the last few years.
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Looking at her work on Facebook and Instagram, it's not hard to see why it's taken off.
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On Tuesday, two lashes were taken off because the men had already served two months in prison.
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In Monday's lawsuit, Falzone said she was not given a reason for being taken off the air.
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Noel, who appeared to be knocked out by the contact, eventually was taken off on a stretcher.
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That poll published last week predicted another 15 basis points would be taken off early next year.
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Forward Mario Mandzukic and defender Ivan Strinic had to be taken off injured late in that game.
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The toddler was pronounced dead on Thursday after being taken off life support, the Associated Press reported.
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Money-market funds that invest in short term securities like US treasury bills have taken off too.
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She said she and her colleagues brought up concerns that children might be taken off CMS inappropriately.
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Basically, the Sine put pressure on the ear lobe, which makes itself felt after they're taken off.
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Cologne/Bonn airport said two of three scheduled flights had taken off and the third was delayed.
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Reason was taken off the table because God was now arguing the case through her mortal vessels.
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In October 2015 it brought down a Russian airliner that had taken off from Sharm-el-Sheikh.
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On-demand services have taken off, much to the delight of pretty much everyone who uses them.
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Suddenly, the stress of the day was taken off my shoulders and I felt more social, careless.
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Lion Air flight JUT610 had taken off from the capital early Monday en route to Pangkal Pinang.
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Officers and residents of Grand Cay discovered the aircraft, which had taken off at about 2 a.m.
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Several track workers and a rail traffic controller have been taken off duty, according to the report.
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She was taken off the slope on a sled after receiving medical attention next to the course.
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This would get the paint taken off the curb, but it would not improve your parking options.
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The discount is taken off automatically, so you won't need to use a promo code to save.
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They might have taken off their Mohawk disguises, put down the tea casks and gone back home.
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Gates said his name was taken off some but not all legal documents in the foreign country.
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It would be defined as an act that teases, but not because of what is taken off.
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Pay on delivery: Digital banking hasn't yet taken off in India, and many people prefer cash transactions.
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Beyond that, Signal itself has taken off in recent months, with considerable user growth following the election.
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It's debatable whether Cohen would have embarked on a music career had his literary career taken off.
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AbbVie's hepatitis C drug, Viekira Pak, hasn't taken off like the competing drugs made by Gilead Sciences.
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State prosecutors also had been pursuing the death penalty but that will be taken off the table.
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A $200,000 leap of faithWhile the business has taken off, it required a big leap of faith.
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A person could get their name taken off the list through a process involving a court hearing.
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And that's why memes have taken off, because it's like the short, shared experience of our humor.
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Textured implants made by Allergan, a major manufacturer, were taken off the market in Europe in December.
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Finally, the headphones are taken off, and when the visitors open their eyes, the performers are gone.
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Neither team has taken off in the National League East after expressing an expectation to win now.
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In this case, of the $150 million, $15 mil will be taken off the top for Kris.
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His three wins this season have been spectacular, and the Hong Kong love affair has taken off.
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And other applications for Bitcoin, like using it to pay for things online, have not taken off.
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And that amount does not account for the time he has taken off to resolve the case.
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He said Indian navy commandos attacked and Latifa was taken off the boat by an Emirati officer.
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" In another editorial, it said "racial troubles" should be taken "off the streets and into the courts.
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Was there something in the programming side that has taken off in a way you didn't expect?
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Miracle baby Phoenix was taken off life support at 8 months old and not expected to survive.
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Biden has been taken off the campaign trail due to orders from officials that people stay indoors.
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However, some clubs say that option was taken off the table by Serie A's decision on Saturday.
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Who knows why Sanders has taken off as the progressive in the race and not Elizabeth Warren.
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Later in the day the conditions grew so poor that snow plows were taken off the roads.
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Only in Britain has wage growth really taken off, reaching 4%, its highest since 2008, in July.
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Playing safely meant making the difficult decision to have several inches taken off one partially developed arm.
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Chad was reportedly told it could be taken off the list once the problems were dealt with.
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Ducks and Blues players gathered to see what was wrong before Bouwmeester was taken off the bench.
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"Our exploration of exoplanets has just taken off dramatically," said Kenneth Carpenter, Hubble Space Telescope project scientist.
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Duplicating dogs and cats has not really taken off in the United States and elsewhere, experts say.
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When asked if he anticipated being taken off the list by White House chief of staff Gen.
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"A few, not more," she said when asked how many fighters have been taken off guard duty.
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This reality is why companion technology has taken off as a standalone category, especially among the elderly.
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But the moment has taken off and spawned a number of glorious memes for us to behold.
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Me — who in the years before had never taken off more than five days in a row.
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A key TV channel that backs a separate, self-declared government in Tripoli was taken off air.
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Since then, the phrase has taken off, and fans often carry signs emblazoned with it to stadiums.
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But in the past decade, East Asian pop culture -- particularly from South Korea -- has really taken off.
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A quarter of U.S. refining capacity to be taken off-line due to the hurricane, sapping demand.
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"Demons," from a new project due in 2020, hasn't taken off like that yet, but it should.
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Over the past couple of years, however, a new trend, audio livestreaming, has taken off in China.
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Soon, Slack had taken off as a buzzy new program in the tech world and other industries.
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But our mission is to make certain that no one is taken off of the rolls improperly.
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Venmo has taken off in the United States by making it easier to send payments by phone.
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We're told Lester requested to be taken off life support and passed around 9 PM central time.
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Over the last several years our understanding of the relationship between emotion and learning has taken off.
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However, on Wednesday 4th May, "Pretty Boy" Parsons was taken off life support with his family's blessing.
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He'd apparently taken off his pants, climbed through the ceiling, then fallen into the restaurant dining room.
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The saga of "Spelacchio" has taken off on social media, with its own hashtag and handle on Twitter.
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These findings help explain why movements like Black Lives Matter have taken off over the past several years.
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King Khalid International Airport in Saudi Arabia was the last airport to be taken off the ban list.
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Brexit is taken off the table for at least the next decade or two, as is Scottish Independence.
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" But don&apost worry, tweeted the Regents Police Agency, they were "safely disposed and taken off the streets.
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He hasn't been able to speak, he's battling infections, and was just taken off assisted breathing last week.
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However, Corbyn said no positive talks were possible unless a no-deal Brexit was taken off the table.
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On average, they will be missing out on 19 days that they could've taken off, according to Bankrate.
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The bots arrival comes before Amazon Prime Air — the company's drone delivery service that still hasn't taken off.
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The aircrew that was involved has reportedly been taken off active duty until an investigation can be completed.
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Eight others would be taken off the ship to be treated for unrelated medical conditions, the captain said.
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The storm was so devastating that the name "Fran" was taken off the list of future storm names.
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The company was founded around four years ago, but it's taken off over the last year, Beard said.
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He was taken off both and began eating a regular diet normally, instead of through a feeding tube.
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None of these seem to have taken off like Chipotle, so there's no guarantee this one will either.
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Apple's model of costly tablets in schools and businesses hasn't really taken off yet, with iPad sales crashing.
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"She had her 'tit grabbed'; her name was taken off a script," writes the New Yorker's Emily Nussbaum.
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"With Microsoft acquiring us, it's taken off a lot of pressure from us as a studio," he says.
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Bobbi Kristina was eventually taken off life support and died on July 26 at a hospice in Georgia.
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"There are so many women that have taken off wigs or went and got their locs," she says.
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He was taken off the drug, and the next night when she visited him, he was much improved.
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"All the sink plugs has been taken off their chains and placed under the beds." via GIPHY 11.
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In comparison, 16 percent of white potential jurors were taken off the case, Lyle Denniston reported for SCOTUSblog.
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It also has automatic pause and play that stops audio when the headphones are taken off the ears.
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When you add that to the 20,20113 estimated killed (previously), that's 45,000 enemy (fighters) taken off the battlefield.
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RYANAIR CEO SAYS KNOWS NOTHING ABOUT PHOTOGRAPHS THAT APPEAR TO SHOW WORD 'MAX' BEING TAKEN OFF RYANAIR PLANES
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The singer and actress, 38, was taken off the plane by officers and paramedics just after 7 a.m.
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The plane had taken off from an airport in Sao Paulo, 200 kilometers (125 miles) to the west.
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But I guess it's come to the point now where skating has taken off on this gnarly level.
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The boss called us the next morning to tell us that Andre was being taken off life support.
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He describes how his patients feel when they are addicted to opiates and then suddenly taken off them.
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"K has actually taken off quite a bit in America, it's just not reported much," he told VICE.
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Investigators say Sabo hit the concrete and never regained consciousness and was taken off life support Tuesday afternoon.
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But the shackles taken off of the New Orleans native last week were not of the physical sort.
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But judging from the way that exemption has taken off in social media, the damage is already done.
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Heydi was declared brain dead after attempting to hang herself and was taken off life support last week.
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"I'm coming to a party [Bethenny's] hosting for her brand, and I was taken off guard," Medley revealed.
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By 2012, the trend had really taken off, with thousands of gender reveals being posted to social media.
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I have taken off your blinders and revealed the emperor to have no clothes — my job is done.
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Image: Magic LeapAugmented Reality/Mixed RealityVirtual reality hasn't really taken off in 123 the way some had hoped.
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Nextdoor has taken off in the Netherlands where it launched in 2016, followed by Britain later that year.
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"The Factor" was taken off the air Friday night, with Fox News's Greg Gutfeld hosting its final episode.
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Last month, when a recent scan revealed that her tumors were still growing, Lexi was taken off treatment.
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Epstein attempted suicide on July 23 and was placed on suicide watch but taken off 6 days later.
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I think that's why, despite a deep history of wrestling, the UFC hasn't really taken off in India.
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The plant was taken off the market after no bid reached Lyondell's desired minimum price, the person said.
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But they're nervous because, if Acrop owners find out they're working here, they'll get taken off the schedule.
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For now, the difference might be moot, since neither song has taken off in the mainstream American market.
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Sodexo says Blaze Pizza has taken off in popularity, with some 70 robot orders coming in per day.
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Understandably, with his fighting future completely taken off the table, Holohan found himself doing some soul searching too.
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Brand says Apes That Paint has taken off like no other show in his gallery's 25-year history.
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As many as 1,100 dangerous criminals were taken off the streets after "America's Most Wanted" premiered in 1988.
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The closing of the account follows what looks to be a campaign to get Delphine taken off Instagram.
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Pete Buttigieg, the mayor of South Bend, Indiana, called for those weapons to be taken off the streets.
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According to the Guardian, the guards didn't even realize he was gone until his flight had taken off.
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Most of the officers have been either transferred to other boroughs or taken off enforcement jobs, he said.
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She was taken off life support Friday evening at Denton Regional Medical Center in Texas, the officer added.
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Huggins said Paige's play has taken off since he adapted his game away from the 23-point line.
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It had taken off from a frigate sailing in the area and disappeared from radar around 0045 GMT.
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It's something that's really taken off in recent months, and doesn't appear to be going anywhere anytime soon.
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Some soda brands just don't resonate with consumers, so they get taken off supermarket shelves, never to return.
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She lay on the ice for several moments before being taken off on a stretcher to polite applause.
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"We're requiring that a specific opioid, which is truly evil, be taken off the market immediately," he said.
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Some have already taken off, including a new office building IBM built for its Explorys healthcare analytics firm.
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However, it is unusual for a programmer to have its networks taken off the air without any warning.
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You tell me, what does it take for a drug like this to be taken off the market?
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They put a quick goal on the scoreboard only to have it taken off after a video review.
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Season 2, which debuted last week with four episodes available already, has taken off the podcast training wheels.
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Tens of thousands of stomachs churned at once as Best was taken off the field on a stretcher.
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Without power, medical facilities have shut down; around 400 residents have been taken off the island for treatment.
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Were you aware that it had taken off in Washington or did you see it in the news?
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Some patients experience grueling withdrawal if taken off opioids, while for others the symptoms are much less severe.
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Crowdfunding — where companies raise money directly from individual investors, usually online, rather than via institutions — has taken off.
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An investigation by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau determined that the pilot had taken off without enough fuel.
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Repeat offenders could see their vehicle taken off the road immediately if DVSA enforcement staff believe it necessary.
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All emergency workers will be taken off the islands and anyone remaining there will be on their own.
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Afterwards put what you have taken off in a glass lamp bowl and distill it through a filter.
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Almost immediately after Zubaydah is taken off the plane, FBI agent Ali Soufan greets him on the tarmac.
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To her great delight, Josie Bird was handcuffed by officers and taken off to the local police station.
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Her parents said she was taken off life support on Thursday after she had been declared brain dead.
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Often, the photos were images of images, taken off a computer screen or digitally created in the studio.
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Had the "millennial mess" mimicked the look of the Black Panthers, he suggests, it would have taken off.
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But under the current president, Hassan Rouhani, a moderate, those officers have largely been taken off the streets.
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The show was taken off the air in 2014, the day after he made fun of the government.
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Planes involved in the attack had taken off from Russia's Hmeymim air base in Latakia Province, it said.
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Since the last financial crash in 2007–2008, unconventional shale drilling has taken off in the United States.
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To hold a show of appreciation for these heroes, a campaign called #solidarityat8 has taken off on Twitter.
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This, in turn, could help IGTV — an app which hasn't quite taken off as a standalone video platform.
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Ms. Handel's campaign denounced the ad but did not call for it to be taken off the air.
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According to Jerman, it was recently taken off the MLS but is still for sale for $12 million.
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The pictures are old, from cancelled soaps and second-rate films; Nick's career has never quite taken off.
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"What does it take for a drug like this to be taken off the market?" asked US Rep.
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Several news outlets have been taken off air for attempting to broadcast it, the news agency also reported.
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While the wearable market has not taken off as many expected, Apple appears to have been performing well.
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Administration officials indicated the extra gallons were taken off the table as a concession to the oil industry.
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AR glasses haven't really taken off, though — so Qualcomm is trying to jump-start it with this design.
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By the evening, she had taken off work for the remainder of the week to show me around.
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" "As soon as Soleimani was taken off the battlefield, the 'Gang of Eight' [of congressional leaders] was notified.
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Last June, he was taken off the team's 40-man roster after compiling a 7.36 earned run average.
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His station, Bugun TV, was taken off the air a few hours after that phone call, on Oct.
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And put Pyongyang back on the State Sponsors of Terrorism list — it never should have been taken off.
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He played in 2015 despite having taken off two months with chipping problems, and he tied for 17th.
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Koehler also said she hopes the decision will result in the company's vehicles being taken off the road.
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One of the students, 223-year-old girl Jaelynn Willey, was taken off life support two days later.
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The inspection also yielded seven lesser violations that did not warrant the vehicle being taken off the road.
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The North was taken off the list in 2008, after a deal aimed at ending its nuclear program.
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He had just taken off another, more ornate robe, covered in embroidery, which was draped over a hanger.
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But her fundraising has taken off since she endorsed Sanders this February, thrusting her back into the spotlight.
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Selma Blair was taken off a Delta flight Monday on a stretcher after losing control ... TMZ has learned.
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I, thank God, made a good case to get it taken off, but I literally woke him up.
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Aaron Masterson, of Huntsville, was taken off of life support after a short battle with the flu, WAFF reports.
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All kinds of household duties were taken off my plate, giving me more space to think and be creative.
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Interactive movies have been tried in a variety of forms, but they've never taken off in a significant way.
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Rather, she takes issue with the fact that her show was taken off air without the network notifying anybody.
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The population has grown to about 26,000 and they were taken off of the Endangered Species List in 1994.
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Felicity had been moving toward retirement since the early 2000s, with several items in her collection taken off shelves.
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Several commodity contracts have taken off in recent years, such as iron ore on the Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE).
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The Justice Department released the text messages that got agent Strzok taken off the Mueller investigation in mid-December.
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These kids are 8, 6, and 5, and they're taken off a plane by a man they don't know.
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At some points the children had their scuba gear taken off and were taken in stretchers across some areas.
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News media reported that at one point in high school he was taken off a school bus by police.
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Many big changes and blue sky ideas have taken off because outside forces drove competition in an unexpected direction.
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Societe Generale, similarly to MUFG, forecasts at least 1 million barrels taken off the market after December's OPEC meeting.
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I could hear the thump of shoes being taken off and felt shocked that the meeting had turned sleazy.
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It's an idea that's really taken off among the libertarian-leaning luminaries of the tech world in recent years.
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But on Twitter and his website, Valizadeh has expressed shock that his newest book has been taken off Amazon.
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The idea of an aerial tramway has been proposed several times over the years but has never taken off.
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Passengers were taken off the plane and put on a different aircraft, which left Boston at 7:30 a.m.
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Pentecostal preaching has taken off of late as well, Ashforth said, with spiritual leaders encouraging fear of Satanic rituals.
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Discounts are taken off automatically, so no promo code is needed Shop all items at Banana Republic now. 29.
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In 220.5, Instagram had not yet taken off, and gossip magazines were willing to pay for exclusive celebrity photos.
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CNN reported Wednesday night that it is a matter of "when, not if" Kelly is taken off her show.
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Amador said none of the injuries was life-threatening, though some people were taken off the ship on stretchers.
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Unfortunately, there are also materials being taken off the market all the time, so alternatives have to be found.
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The symptoms appeared soon after people were taken off the drugs and resolved once they resumed taking the pills.
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Over the past six months, food delivery has taken off, thanks to huge investments in app-based logistics firms.
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Once you're on the list, there are currently no policies or procedures to appeal to be taken off. Sgt.
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It was supposedly invented last winter at a paan shop called Galaxy Paan, but has taken off more recently.
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The plant's coal-fired boilers were taken off line in 2011 and the facility was completely closed in 2015.
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"He had a very good curveball working, and we allowed ourselves to be taken off the fastball," he said.
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My doctor had said if I wanted to, I could have surgery and get [the abductor roll] taken off.
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" He adds: "[I] couldn't be happier with the way [my new single] 'Came Here to Forget' has [taken] off.
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Meanwhile, a campaign of smashing iPhones has taken off on social media, in protest against U.S. tech giant Apple.
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As TMZ first reported, Katie was taken off life support Thursday evening and died surrounded by family and friends.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The bowl has been taken off the fresh&co website.
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"Having a great time in the Balearics," Geffen captioned the photo, which was taken off the coast of Spain.
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Before she was taken off of life support, Quayle's family told local station WSB that she was brain dead.
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With no interested buyers at the time, the ranch was eventually taken off the market until its recent return.
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This too is probably why it has taken off: like Slack, it has public channels which anyone can join.
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The hashtag #censorshipkills has taken off in alt-right corners, fitting the shooting into existing gripes against moderation policies.
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"Seeing Vicki being taken off to the hospital kind of puts things in perspective," Judge, 50, confessed to viewers.
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Apple's taken off-brand repair shops to court, and it's created devices that need specialty tools to crack open.
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Kasandra was taken off life support after being in a coma for two days with swelling in her brain.
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But he was taken off the hook by a St. Louis rally that tied the game at 5-5.
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Megan Barton Hanson is trying to get her webcam sex video taken off the internet after it was leaked.
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He was silent until he was taken off to prison, and his lawyers confirmed that he was Thomas Mair.
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And millions now have been taken off the food stamp rolls with more jobs available than people on unemployment.
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Oscar-nominated director John Singleton will be taken off life support 13 days after suffering a stroke at 51.
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In response, Kalanick ally and investor Shervin Pishevar suggested that Benchmark's Matt Cohler should be taken off the board.
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And yet, at the same time other partnerships between the health and housing communities have taken off, she said.
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He has therefore taken off the table two of the key causes of our major debt and deficit problems.
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But the technology has not taken off because poor weather or misalignment between the boxes can weaken the connection.
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Many feel this is reason enough for the O'Reilly's progam to not only be boycotted but taken off air.
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Munoz apologized again to Dao, his family, and the other passengers who witnessed him being taken off the flight.
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When Youssef applied the same sharp wit to the country's new rulers, the show was quickly taken off air.
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"Receivership was completely taken off the table in a meeting that was very productive and constructive," the NCC added.
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More of like a fun guy who lifted weights and had tattoos and eventually had his tattoos taken off.
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They later told us that they had taken off all his clothes, so you couldn't tell who he was.
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But these products haven't taken off—in part because of the time and money needed to achieve FDA approval.
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The burden of security and patching may have to ultimately be taken off the consumer and put onto companies.
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There are so many Kermit memes that have really taken off — what do you think makes him so memeable?
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She had every right not to stop, and when she didn't, he literally had her taken off the floor.
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Ms. Warner's family said on Wednesday that she had died on Tuesday, after she was taken off life support.
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A BBC spokesperson also told CNN that BBC Global News has been taken off the air in the country.
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The FDA's regulation of e-cigarettes has come under scrutiny in recent months as Juul's popularity has taken off.
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Their blindfolds would be taken off once they were inside the house, and put on again before they left.
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The variety of yoga that has taken off in countries outside India emphasizes physical postures, movements, and controlled breathing.
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Epstein was taken off of suicide watch at the Metropolitan Correctional Center less than a week after that incident.
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The surge of interest occurred as another traditionally international sport, soccer, has also taken off in the American market.
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Being taken off the list effectively means they no longer receive many invitations -- an essential part of doing business.
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The tiny-home trend has taken off internationally, with people transforming shipping containers and trailers into modern, minimalist homes.
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Anwar, 70, was due to be released on June 8 with time taken off his sentence for good behaviour.
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Early Wednesday, they were taken off the site, but not before the high bid for the pair reached $2628,28500.
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The number of people who have had their DNA analyzed with the main testing companies has taken off tmsnrt.
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This year, six apartments sold and 2719 units were listed but later taken off the market, according to StreetEasy.
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It was only a matter of time, as voice-activated personal assistants have taken off over the last year.
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The shift in the wind happened too fast and they were taken off guard and washed off the island.
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The industry has taken off recently, as Chinese consumers increasingly turn to online lenders to make even minor purchases.
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"Inflation isn't taken off in most developed markets," said Bill Merz, senior market strategist at U.S. Bank in Minneapolis.
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Certain railcars on Washington's subway system are being taken off the tracks due to safety concerns, Metro announced Thursday.
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As the niche category of electric skateboards has taken off, the ones from Boosted have consistently been the best.
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More alarming, a Chinese helicopter that had taken off from the frigate was heading straight for the American cruiser.
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He was taken off the respiratory medications and the antibiotics that had been a mainstay for nearly a year.
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But Bloodline's third season mostly eschews Mendelsohn, whose career has taken off in the wake of the series' debut.
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But he could have taken off twice as much time, per Facebook's newest parental leave policy, announced in November.
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For example, the Suez Crisis of 1957 saw 203 percent of the world's oil production taken off the market.
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"I had wrapped (a) towel on my head, but it was taken off," a detainee wrote in court documents.
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They could even try to call F.B.I. agents who were taken off the case as defense witnesses, officials said.
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In January 2006, the Armstrong suit, a national treasure, was taken off display and stored to slow the degradation.
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The two were taken off duty for the return to Seattle on June 6, the day after the episode.
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But he was taken off suicide watch several days prior to his death, according to the New York Times.
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"His thing on illegal alien crime was literally taken off the pages of Breitbart," Bannon told the Huffington Post.
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In the mid-1990s, they were reintroduced into Yellowstone National Park and Idaho, where their numbers have taken off.
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"California must not have the pull to get taken off the list," attorney Jennifer Keller, representing Costa Mesa, Calif.
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" Now that it's taken off, she says she hopes it will distract the President from "enacting more harmful legislation.
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Totsuka stayed down and, after being attended to by medical personnel, was taken off the halfpipe on a sled.
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Veteran investor Bill Ackman just told clients he has taken off credit hedges to reinvest the money into stocks.
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Many planes that had taken off for Kennedy from overseas had to turn around or detour to other cities.
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Neither of them, though, has taken off her coat—the girl because she hasn't been invited to do so.
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Some said she had taken off her own clothes, encouraged by male street vendors who offered her a fee.
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Where they had close to a thousand people, ready to be gotten, ready to be taken off the streets.
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If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry.
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According to Forrester's Hogan, dark mode has taken off at least partially due to users' desire to differentiate themselves.
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Here's why: you'll only see $12.93 taken off the cost if you're looking for upward to 512GB of storage.
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After 27 operations, and the removal of her large intestine, she was taken off life support four months later.
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A spokeswoman for Mr. Trump did not respond to questions about why the hats were taken off the website.
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In many cities where ride-hailing has taken off, congestion has worsened and use of public transport has dropped.
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The phenomenon hasn't quite taken off in Southeast Asia in the same fashion, but consumers are starting to bite.
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The product was taken off shelves, he said, and the logo was changed to resemble a bearded man vaping.
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The hard-throwing reliever had been taken off the 24.65-man roster and designated for assignment by the Diamondbacks.
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But to fans, the real reason Japanese and South Korean culture exports have taken off is simple: they're entertaining.
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One of the weirdest trends of the year that I expected to die before taking off has ...taken off.
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A viral video of a rapidly shaking mannequin head has taken off on Twitter and soared to meme status.
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Brown paid a fine and had two points taken off his driver's license, according to the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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The child was taken off a ventilator on Monday after medical experts said his condition was untreatable, CNN reported.
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The offices of the television station that was taken off air, Al Nabaa, were still smoldering on Wednesday morning.
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Hof 's ideas have taken off in Silicon Valley following a 2017 speaking tour and a series of workshops.
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Students held their noses at the thought that he'd taken off his shoes and began passing around answer sheets.
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He learned about dalgona coffee through 서담SEODAM's YouTube, and he isn't surprised that it's taken off so much online.
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The mask was taken off and Mr. Weddle was asked questions about his work as a journalist, he said.
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Two months later, after the cast was taken off her leg, doctors informed her that she had multiple sclerosis.
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However Inuit art's popularity has never taken off in the United States in the way it has in Canada.
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Harvey Weinstein has just taken off to get treatment for behavioral issues that include sex addiction ... TMZ has learned.
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The 14,000+ YouTube videos surrounding the phrase are a good indicator of just how much the trend has taken off.
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Facebook birthday fundraisers have taken off and raised millions of dollars for good causes such as the International Rescue Committee.
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Before Klobuchar left law enforcement in 2007, the criminal justice reform movement we know of today hadn't really taken off.
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Lindh's early release this week appears to be the result of time taken off of his sentence for good behavior.
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The child was transferred to Children's National Medical Center, where he died three days after being taken off life support.
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But, that's not all ... how about the electrodes taken off Manson's body after he died, along with his hospital bracelet?
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Those flights weren't counted because they were already taken off the schedule weeks before the date they were originally scheduled.
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We moved back to our seats, we sat down, got our seatbelt on and we were taken off the plane.
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State Department spokeswoman Heather Nauert appeared to be taken off guard at a briefing with the press pool on Wednesday.
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Pinduoduo, for instance, has taken off on Tencent's popular WeChat messenger by letting shoppers arrange group bargains among each other.
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But it hasn't taken off, despite Microsoft's attempts to promote it in its own properties, like the Bing search engine.
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They also took comfort from the fact that the threat of interest-rate hikes had been taken off the table.
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As the investigation is underway, the officers have been taken off of street duty, but are still reporting to work.
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Officials for U.S. Central Command told Fox News that the trash is collected by a contractor and taken off-site.
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Ezekiel was airlifted to a Calgary hospital, where he was on life support for five days before being taken off.
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She allowed him to be taken off life support and only later was told the man was not her brother.
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Iraqis were taken off the list, as the administration conceded that they have been crucial in the fight against terror.
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As the post-Weinstein Reckoning has taken off, the most-discussed victims have typically been wealthy, white, and famous women.
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Tannehill reached the line-to-gain before many New England defenders, their backs turned, realized he had taken off running.
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Some upward pressure was taken off Brent after a nationwide oil worker strike was called off in Nigeria, traders said.
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Cook died even though another police official later realized the prisoner could not breathe and ordered his handcuffs taken off.
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But even with this kind of friction when it comes to privacy, Zenly has taken off for no apparent reason.
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That said, hydrogen hasn't taken off as a propulsion technology due to the almost complete lack of a fueling infrastructure.
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Buffalo had an apparent goal taken off the boards a few minutes later when Detroit successfully challenged for goaltender interference.
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The plane had just taken off when the pilot told air traffic control it needed to return to the airport.
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Those infected were taken off the ship and moved to hospitals in Tokyo and neighbouring towns, the health ministry said.
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In China, where Amazon has little reach, cashier-less stores have already taken off, although the technology is slightly behind.
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"The crew has been taken off-duty while an investigation commences by the National Transportation Safety Board," the airline said.
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If I can consistently work out four to five days a week, I feel like the edge is taken off.
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Then she had more skin taken off in June 2017, and had skin removal on her legs in Jan. 2018.
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All told, its contents comprise 33 kilograms, or nearly 400 pounds, the heaviest load Electron has yet taken off with.
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The vehicle carrying Hague and Ovchinin had just taken off from Kazakhstan at 4:40AM ET (2:40PM local time).
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This drawdown in excess supply will take more than two years if 400,000 barrels a day are taken off instead.
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But the Chalupa was only available for a limited time, and was taken off the menu after about a month.
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On Wednesday, four weeks after her surgery, baby Teegan was taken off a ventilator and is breathing on her own.
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A popular 15-episode web drama called Addiction was taken off air earlier this week after 12 episodes were shown.
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On all the others, the locks have been taken off for fear that someone might die of an overdose inside.
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Especially considering that, in the same announcement, Sudan, a U.S.-designated state sponsor of terrorism, was taken off the list.
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I mean, for a while, AR has been this thing that hasn't really taken off in any real meaning way.
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But use of the service has not taken off: it has only a few, mediocre reviews on the iTunes store.
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He fanned eight in an 81-pitch outing, and was taken off the hook by the Tigers' seventh inning rally.
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So critics such as Bassem Youssef, the former host of a satirical news programme, have been taken off the air.
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The passengers who had boarded the plane, Delta Flight 1728, disembarked after Schroeder was taken off the plane, Hogan said.
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When a culture came back the next day confirming a Naegleria Fowleri diagnosis, she was taken off of life support.
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West Indian manatees, also known as sea cows, were taken off U.S. Interior Department's list of endangered species in March.
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BC's still reeling from losing Patty, who died last week after she was taken off life support following a stroke.
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Since Obama took office, gun sales have nearly doubled, and the share prices of gunmakers have taken off as well.
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Over the last few years, the idea of short-term rentals has taken off in industries from lodging to fashion.
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Many Florida pediatricians say their patients also suffered when they were taken off CMS and put on other Medicaid plans.
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When the children were taken off CMS, they were switched to 11 insurance plans that are owned by private companies.
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It has transformed the U.S. energy industry but has not taken off across Europe, where some countries have banned it.
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All throughout December Heidi Klum has not taken off her cream-colored Elizabeth and James jacket (see here for proof).
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Days later, her family told local WSB that she was brain dead and would soon be taken off life support.
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One key change was that Iraq was taken off the list of countries from which all travel is temporarily banned.
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Brittany has taken off, thanks to Jaime's little problem with containing his rage, so he brainstorms crisis management with Aaron.
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In the five years since "High Maintenance" first aired, the anthology model has taken off, especially on streaming and cable.
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Artists I've known have had their work taken off Instagram and included in publications without being compensated, never mind notified.
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The rookie landed awkwardly on his left leg midway through the fourth quarter and was taken off on a stretcher.
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Unowsky noted that a hot lunch should never be taken off a student's tray, even if they have lunch debt.
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"Where they had close to 1,000 people ready to be gotten, ready to be taken off the streets," he said.
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"But this would be the largest number of Democrats who were taken off the rolls in recent memory," he said.
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Earlier this month, the Trump team was evicted from the property and the Trump name was taken off the building.
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He stymied plans to relocate Futenma to a more remote area, as he wants base taken off the island altogether.
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Epstein was put on suicide watch in July and then taken off it less than two weeks before his death.
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TV's "What America's Thinking" that many Americans would like to see the issue of immigration taken off the national stage.
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Ultimately, the Court of Civil Appeals agreed with Borden and her attorney's that Moore should be taken off the case.
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While restrictions on financial, energy and transportation sectors were removed, hundreds of Iranian entities were not taken off the blacklists.
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Aside from its inherent cuteness, the reason Baby Yoda has taken off is likely the surprising nature of its appearance.
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"If it hadn't taken off, the candidate would have been left with the world's most expensive web video," said Harris.
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She was taken off a project that she was counting on for her income for the remainder of the year.
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They get credit for success but deep down no one has a clue why a particular song has taken off.
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