Wow, when that guy takes out his junk he really takes out all of his junk.
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It takes out the terrified committee members one by one.
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Cro Cop takes out King Mo to end the night.
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The woman in the lime green bikini takes out the throttle.
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When she takes out the trash, it rattles with empty bottles.
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But not before she takes out a bunch of them first.
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When she takes out the trash, handsome stud guard is waiting.
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When he takes out an ear bud, the music gets softer.
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Leaving no joke unmade, Rubio even takes out a water bottle.
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Jamie takes out a knife and stabs Black Jack to death.
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" If the virus takes out health care workers, "it's game over.
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I'll bet he takes out the garbage without being reminded, too.
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Every so often, Barry takes out a letter from his father.
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We have our routines — he takes out the trash, I fill it.
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Eliminating James now takes out a real strategic threat before the merge.
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Here are a few of the smartest expert takes out this morning.
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That's political code for quitting (unless a meteor takes out the frontrunners).
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It would take hours and hours to get takes out of him.
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She's slow and careful when she takes out her wallet to pay.
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Unintimidated and curious, Frank takes out his smartphone to film the entity.
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But the way Cyrus was speaking to Olivia at episode's end, it seems like he always thought Olivia would take out Luna, so was the goal that Luna takes out Mellie, Olivia takes out Luna and Cyrus becomes president?
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At one point, Jessica takes out the elevator's security camera with a headbutt.
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M. takes out the trash and cleans the kitchen while I continue working.
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He plays his idol, saves himself, and takes out his former best ally.
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Annie takes out a handkerchief, Irish lace, she has brought for the occasion.
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Recalculate the monthly payment whenever he takes out a new loan, Kantrowitz said.
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Lisbeth takes out her cellphone and flashes a picture of her foster daughter.
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A friend takes out her trash, dispersing it around town to evade snoops.
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For the market, that takes out the key pillars for this bull market.
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She takes out a leaflet about nutrition which Josue was given in Texas.
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Billy is her step brother, and he takes out all his angst on her.
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And Trump takes out full-page ads in major American newspapers affirming this view.
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I clean the bathroom while L. takes out the trash and sweeps the kitchen.
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She takes out a little Ziploc (!) bag full of pictures and hands them over.
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There's even a version aimed at kids and educators, which takes out the profanity.
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Sybe sticks his hand in, feels around, and takes out a very tiny shell.
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She takes out her phone and starts looking for a photograph to show him.
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That takes out the previous record set on October 24, 2008, according to Refinitiv.
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Quickly, the boy's mother takes out her largest dress and her big white hat.
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Belgium takes out its other two-goal scorer, Eden Hazard, subbing in Michy Batshuayi.
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That doesn't mean every millennial who takes out student loans has a high balance.
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Negan takes out a walker with a candlestick, while Rick contemplates hitting him with Lucile.
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She pops it open and takes out a 9mm Sig Sauer and a spare magazine.
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In a battle training simulation with Lorca, he takes out 36 foes with tactical precision.
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But what is apparent is how Madeline takes out her personal frustrations on other women.
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He takes out a pink card out of the briefcase and hands it to Harris.
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Photos snap away at aggressive frequency, as Lee takes out components and explains their functions.
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Daryl smashes it open and takes out some cans of soda per Denise's request. Groceries!
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The explosion takes out nearby planets, blasting many to dust and tearing others to shreds.
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Attached to the TBMs are conveyor belts, which takes out the river muck and rock.
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She takes out a big hourglass filled with grain and some ears of Finnish rye.
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Taken too far, it rips contenders to shreds before Trump even takes out his scissors.
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He takes out an Accu-Chek glucometer, the same diabetes monitoring device my husband uses.
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Payroll taxes include: Social Security, which takes out 6.2% of your income up to $132,900.
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When President Trump takes out a terrorist with a drone, she sides with the opposition.
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Thore then takes out her phone to read through some of the tweets she regularly receives.
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In the movie, Harley roller skates and takes out some people in the rink for fun.
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In addition, the property is furnished and Dot takes out buildings, contents and rent guarantee insurance.
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It was a full team effort to get more and more takes out of each costume.
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The moment Veronica discovers this she takes out her ongoing frustration with her mother on him.
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DeGeneres then takes out her bag of tricks, attempting to tantalize Dornan with a staple remover.
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When asked to do this, the hologram takes out her virtual phone and makes a note.
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Finally, Fabri takes out a large pair of scissors and proceeds to cut his hair ritualistically.
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He has this constant need for reassurance and affirmation that he takes out on the staff.
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The Delta fixes these shortcomings with its new app that takes out some of that guesswork.
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My wife works at a job that takes out taxes and gives her a W-2.
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"It was a revelation of just how much stress takes out of you physically," she said.
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"It takes out a class of buyers that could potentially buy at higher prices," Tal said.
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The preparation for this visit, unfortunately, takes out nearly all of the duke's remaining life force.
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Then, he takes out the Bible and reads a passage about punishment for wives disobeying their husbands.
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After a few seconds of taking it all in, she takes out her phone and calls Emily.
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In the film's first sequence, Deadpool takes out a host of bad guys with just 12 bullets.
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There are a lot of hot takes out there today about the new video game addiction disorder.
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As she opens the box, she takes out the tray and pulls out a hidden cell phone.
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The Fed being soothing takes out the risk that they would look to move any time soon.
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They switch sunglasses, Fauna takes out Jay's stitches, and they both learn a lot about one another.
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She mops floors, scrubs bathroom tiles, takes out the garbage and sweeps and wipes the apartment stairs.
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Then, during a lull in the conversation, someone takes out their phone to check who knows what.
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After several minutes of pursuing Orr with no response or compliance, Smith takes out his stun gun.
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"If Yellen is out of the race, that takes out some of the dovish nature," Lawrence said.
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Everyone stands and takes out their phone to immortalize the moment Antoine Griezmann steps up and scores.
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Furious at the Greyhound, she takes out her rage on the inanimate vehicle with clear, calculated determination.
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He emasculates Jaime, and takes out the Unsullied ships at Casterly Rock, leaving them stranded and surrounded.
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Later, in Trail's apartment, he rummages through the closet and takes out Trail's dress uniform, enraging him.
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" Beard said: "One reason I like doing this, no one takes out their phone when having coffee.
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It takes out language requiring firms that got bailouts to continue to be subject to stronger regulations.
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That means if Wilson takes out the max loan, he'll owe about $575 as of mid-August.
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The vast majority of long takes out there really are just sort of there to show off.
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Nick Fury says something about a "code red" and takes out what looks like an old-timey pager.
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It's clear Colby -- who almost immediately retreats and takes out his phone to record -- doesn't want to fight.
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The minimally invasive procedure takes out the small part of the bone that broke off and caused pain.
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In this video, VELOCIRaPTORxlx takes out 62 stormtroopers in three minutes and 30 seconds playing as Luke Skywalker.
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The new ToS takes out a few things specific to the U.S. and adds a new European address.
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Each morning, he takes out a paper map of the island covered with notes about where he's been.
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Nikki sets a trap for Varga, and takes out his entire crew with a wide sweeping tactical mission.
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He takes out the filters from the air conditioner and I wash them and hang them to try.
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But they're in for an even better treat when he takes out his violin and begins to play.
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With the help of employees, the couple goes in a few days every week and takes out produce.
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While WeWork typically takes out 15-year leases, some of its customers can move out in a month.
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She takes out some money, encloses it in the note, and pushes it across the desk toward Aidan.
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She takes out the fake I.D., glances at it for a moment, and then gives it to Javier.
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The average four-year college graduate who takes out loans ends up with less than $30,000 in debt.
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The artificial lung adds oxygen and takes out carbon dioxide before the blood is returned to the patient.
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At one point in the video, the woman opens a closet door and takes out a puffer coat.
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When he becomes confused, he takes out his accordion or rides his too-small bicycle around his shop.
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The second most common scenario is that the customer takes out two loans and never returns, he says.
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What if, she asks, someone takes out ads saying that certain Republicans are supporters of the Green New Deal?
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In one episode, a billionaire takes out an injunction against the Herald, which leads to an edition being pulped.
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The Click & Grow technology enables mom to grow three herbs simultaneously and takes out the unpredictability of indoor gardening.
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If you've got a lot of money in your account, the service takes out a few bucks a day.
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Does Intel care if every performance desktop junkie takes out a second mortgage to buy its crazy new chip?
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I think they're filthy," admits DeGraw, who takes out "a bottle of Purell" and will "just absolutely sanitize it.
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"One of the things I really enjoy is that the app takes out humans, but it keeps their shadows."
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Chartists also look at the advance of a stock, which happens when the stock takes out its resistance overhead.
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The newly-sober Mickey (remember: She's attending Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous) takes out her drugs, as one does.
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" His partner goes, "Wait a second," and he takes out his phone and goes, "Yeah man, that's the legend!
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He takes out his axe and makes his way out there, because the walkers have officially crossed a line.
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There's a bat named "Wonderboy," a home run that takes out the stadium lights and a baseball literally pulverized.
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The guy at the next table takes out a computer and begins working on a play that he's writing.
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Converting it to grayscale takes out the color, but it doesn't look like a real black-and-white picture.
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Meadow shoots Kai in the leg and takes out several more people in the crowd before Ally seizes the gun.
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The European Union returns some of that money through spending in Britain, though not nearly the amount it takes out.
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In which case, dear lord, let's hope she changes her tune by the time Joe takes out that book mallet.
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She's way happier, particularly when she takes out her physical checkbook, envelopes, and stamps to pay her bills each month.
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If Brian Ortega takes out Max Holloway this weekend, he's already got another big fight in his sites -- Khabib Nurmagomedov.
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He takes out the garbage, unloads the dishwasher, insists on putting the boys to bed on nights when he can.
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In the afterglow, Jack takes out copies of their vows, which he saved since their wedding, and reads them aloud.
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Literally—he recently purchased a six-piece gold grill, which he takes out to eat and, of course, to smoke.
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So he takes out that spread from Golf Digest and asks a skeptical parent or their daughter to examine it.
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The man then takes out his pistol and, after a few moments, appears to fire a shot, according to CNN.
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It's a naturalistic portrayal of anguish and dread, but then everyone takes out a phone and starts chuckling at Quibis.
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The country puts its revenue from oil sales there, and takes out that money to pay government salaries and contracts.
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Mason and Derby paint a picture of a socially awkward, unemployed systems administrator who takes out his frustration on the keyboard.
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Someone, let's say a friend of yours, takes out a phone and snaps a pic of your kids all playing together.
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You're out bar-hopping with an old friend from college when he takes out a familiar little baggie of white powder.
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"Someone who takes out a loan and hopes for the best is someone who should stay away from loans," he said.
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Once we sit down, she reveals what's inside her overflowing backpack and takes out a large palette of glitter eye shadow.
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It takes out all they risk, they get a huge pay day and that's probably what we saw in this case.
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Steyer's decision to forego a White House run takes out a potential candidate who would have been among the best financed.
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Trump takes out much of his anger on the White House Counsel Don McGahn, according to sources who've watched them interact.
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"There are a few nuanced differences," Steber explained, saying the Senate bill "totally takes out the state and local tax" deductibility.
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"That guy in the red, he ran over my foot," she yells and takes out her cellphone to film the confrontation.
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When a hurricane takes out communications infrastructure on the ground, rescue crews will still be able to access space-based internet.
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Getting pre-approved takes out any chance of that markup, and allows you to shop and compare rates from several lenders.
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With brutal kicks and punches, she takes out each one — all while wearing thigh-high boots and fabulous '80s eye makeup.
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" Per takes out his revolver and fires at the image of Jesus, while yelling, "Now I shoot in the new century!
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The first date venue is already chosen, which takes out some of the pressure and adds an element of safety, as well.
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When an assassin attacks and takes out the whole FBI contingent, it can't be a coincidence that everyone except Dom is killed.
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A chytrid infection is the equivalent of a disease in humans that takes out the lungs, kidneys, and skin in one shot.
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Unlike with talk therapy or drugs, this takes out some of the guesswork of if and where the brain might be improving.
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GOP takes out primary foes Republicans entered the election cycle with an initial goal: Prevent primaries from taking out their Senate foes.
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I make breakfast to-go, take my vitamins, and get dressed for work while J. takes out the dog and feeds her.
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"I'm so glad this stock's been going down before the quarter because that takes out a lot of the fluff," Cramer said.
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This Snapchat-Spotify integration may not seem like much, but it takes out those unnecessary, extra steps of toggling between the apps.
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The new do not disturb mode takes out all visual indicators, so you won't get alerts to new messages, Snaps or emails.
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Gilarde said he takes out anywhere from a couple hundred to a thousand dollars from his digital wallet every couple of months.
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And I think it takes out a lot of the pressure on both parties when asking is involved and clarity is confirmed.
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She says a friend takes out her trash for her and spreads it around town to prevent busybodies from rummaging through it.
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The movie is probably remembered for this scene where the 33 year old Hit Girl takes out an entire room of henchmen.
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After every trick, he takes out his microscope, opens it, checks to see if the amoeba is there, and goes, 'Ta-da!
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If it takes out that low, it would mark a critical "lower low" for high yield and a negative for broader markets.
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The money grows at 6 percent annually, and the family takes out the maximum $10,000 each year, avoiding $235,2529 in taxes annually.
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But all of this is broad, and sometimes phoned-in, as if there were better takes out there we could have gotten.
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One reason you cannot just let the software figure it out is that the state takes out money from each of your paychecks.
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It really takes out of all the guesswork – the water bath will cook your steak to a consistent, perfect temperature edge to edge.
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A. takes out the bathroom and kitchen trash for me and puts new trash bags in while I start mopping the bathroom floor.
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Mercenary Quinn McKenna (Boyd Holbrook) has a mission suddenly interrupted when a Predator crash-lands his ship and promptly takes out Quinn's colleagues.
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On Thursday, the House holds a hearing on the ability of the government to handle a cyberattack that takes out the electric grid.
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With a stroke of genius, she takes out the small mirror she took from Father Fogden and uses it to reflect the sun.
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Cervical cancer requires a radical hysterectomy, a more complex operation that takes out the uterus, part of the vagina and other surrounding tissues.
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Then, our hero handily takes out all the security cameras using her tiara as a boomerang before going for an all-powerful slide.
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Anyone who takes out a private student loan, particularly those who need a co-signer, should read the promissory notes carefully, she said.
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Donors undergo a five-hour operation that is more complex and takes out more tissue than a standard hysterectomy to remove the uterus.
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When the sky turns pink and blue, he takes out his phone to take a selfie, but he gets distracted by Heidi's presence.
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Becc takes out the trash, basically, calling him out for being selfish and for this stupid, stupid, not-at-all-orchestrated-by-producers idea.
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Before we dig into all the hot takes out there, I think it's worth providing a primer of sorts — a general timeline of events.
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If the stock market heads back down and takes out that low of September then I think the U.S. will have to join it.
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Jacob passes the man a twenty-dollar bill, and the man opens a canvas pouch on his belt and takes out a tea canister.
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Then Theon got his moment of eunuch glory, and with one headbutt and some punches, he takes out a guy who's twice his size.
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"Find Your Fit" takes out the guess work and serves as a very smart personal shopper, recommending glasses based on your exact facial measurements.
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Basically it takes out any conflict elements and adds 300 guided tour stations, which provide details about Ancient Greek life, mythology, architecture and philosophy.
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"Anything that takes out a rival will benefit the entire industry," he said, noting cloud-based marketing and cybersecurity companies would benefit from consolidation.
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How to Grill Every Vegetable Perfectly Prep ahead: Having a few veggie meals ready to reheat takes out the guesswork when days get hectic.
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" "This is significant as it takes out twice the volume of the spare capacity in the market, which is at 2.0-2.5 million bpd.
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Horrified to be reminded that June was actually a whole person before Gilead, she takes out her anger on the nearest safe target, Rita.
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For all the times we might have told ourselves it's "just a job," we know deep down how much it takes out of us.
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I do all the cooking, meal planning, and deep cleaning, and J. takes care of the yard, takes out the trash, and shovels snow.
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"That takes out any chance of getting wet or the cars flooding, which would be a total loss of really expensive vehicles," he said.
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Despite the falls, the risk of more falls and the vast chunk of time the sport takes out of my workweek, I keep playing.
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But with 3 seconds to spare, P41n Gaming member "H0003RMZ" takes out the remaining RoyaL teammate, securing the round at literally the last second.
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His law office in Beijing is stacked full of the boxes of the pungent liquor, which he takes out to tastings several evenings a week.
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If the market takes out February's low, if all three indexes break below and close below that low that's going to significantly change the landscape.
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Woodard takes out the angry mob that has been harassing him, but he also has no qualms about shooting the officers on the scene too.
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Considering that the average smartphone user takes out their phone more than 220 times a day, you might want to invest in a nice case.
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Maria takes out her phone for a photo, looks at the meal through her camera, pauses, then puts her phone away without taking a picture.
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He cleans the bathroom and takes out the trash/recycling/compost while I dust, vacuum, Swiffer, wash our sheets and towels, and water the plants.
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Mallory literally opens her throat, takes out the piece of food that blocked her airway, and then brings the annoying fellow witch back to life.
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But the free-fall in citrus production is a progressively worsening problem because citrus greening takes out not just the fruit, but the whole tree.
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Maddy takes out her phone and dials the headmistress's number while the rest of us huddle in the darkness, staring at the dead girl's body.
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WITHHOLDING ISSUES One reason you cannot just let the software figure it out is that the state takes out money from each of your paychecks.
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On the FBI's specific demands: Cook: What they want is, they want us to develop a new operating system that takes out the security precautions.
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Baze Malbus takes out some Imperial troopers in front of a downed X-Wing as Donnie Yen's Chirrut Îmwe says that The Force is strong.
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That in effect takes out the ruling troika of monetary policy since early 2014, a group that holds some 35 years of monetary policy experience.
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When the person standing next to me says, "Interesting," and then takes out a cell phone to photograph a painting, I wish I was alone.
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Additionally, if you're married and your spouse takes out student loans, you may be on the hook even if your name isn't on the loan.
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As such, there have been calls for a more surgical way to block specific material, rather than a sledgehammer approach that takes out entire services.
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Takes out the few elements—the headset, the single cable that connects it to a computer, the small cylindrical infrared camera that tracks it in space.
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When John Harding, YouTube's VP of engineering, takes out a tester phones and taps the YouTube icon, the app takes more than a minute to load.
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Can you imagine the horror that might ensue if he takes out a flashy gold or purple phone at a meeting instead of this designer one?
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When we get to the waterfall, D. takes out our extra-large hammock and slings it between two trees next to the base of the falls.
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When he's not sexualizing her, he takes out his rage on her with vicious contempt, calling her 'pathetic,' mocking her... It's rejection that inspires his vitriol.
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And also, because it takes out the fight the government could have argued, A, it is privilege, or, B, then there&aposs a crime fraud exception.
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After he got the bill, he asks for the menu again and takes out his calculator and starts double checking the bill prices and menu prices.
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"We liked the way it was originally, but it still puts kids health first, still moves nutrition standards forward and takes out the uncertainty," she said.
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In addition to removing the microphone and camera from BlackBerry devices, Phantom also takes out GPS navigation, internet browsing, and normal messenger services, the complaint reads.
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She pulls over, and he takes out his firearm and points it at her, ordering her to get out of the car, and she still refuses.
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Then, she takes out the items that she never wears because she has nothing to pair them with and decides whether or not they're worth keeping.
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"In that interaction with my father, my father takes out a gun and puts it to his head and threatens to shoot himself," Mr. Socarides said.
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He takes out the loins, poaches them and then lightly caramelizes them over a fire of juniper or birch before wrapping them in house-cured bacon.
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Today let's try to figure out where the startup and private markets stand, as there are a few different takes out there that I can't reconcile.
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Until there's a Roomba that takes out the trash, this self-sealing bin from Townew is as close as we'll get to an automated garbage experience.
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That takes out a bunch of moving parts, avoids scorching the ground during takeoff and landing, and allows for a side-loading door, which the Army likes.
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Back at King's Landing, she takes out her biggest threat, Hand of the King Ned Stark, after he confronts her about her children being born of incest.
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At one point, a man who has been chastised by his boss for fighting calmly takes out a newspaper and runs his finger down the job advertisements.
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Google is lowering the amount of money it takes out of app subscriptions, from 30 percent to 15 percent, after the first year a user's been subscribed.
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Whether a person's betrothed or own family raises this issue, the ensuing conversation is likely to be about as romantic as deciding who takes out the trash.
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Our lovable giant friend takes out a nameless watchdude (+10), as does Tormund Giantsbane (+10) but otherwise it's a pretty clean takeover — these guys are no Boltons.
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Before he leaves for the day he takes out a Koozie he had gotten me in his travels from a restaurant I had recommended to him. Ugh.
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Other times, her canvas may be vinyl, as in Tea Time, or sewn onto paper, as in I Massage My Scalp As She Takes Out My Hair.
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"[The mayor] has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks," the spokesperson said.
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For the smaller lotteries it pays the winners with ticket money, but for the larger jackpots the company takes out insurance against the bets to pay the winner.
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Megan undoubtedly brought the heat to Dallas' K104 radio station, which shows in DJ Hollyhood Bay Bay's reaction as he takes out his phone to capture the greatness.
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West said using puts takes out some of the bigger challenges of trying to predict where the market will go, such as interest rates and long-term bonds.
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He takes out a can of Grizzly chew, thumps it once with the ball of his thumb, pinches up a huge dip, and folds it into his lip.
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ZION's adjusted efficiency ratio (which takes out debt extinguishment costs, gains and losses from sales of investments, etc.) has improved from 0003% through 2Q15 to 66.5% through 2Q16.
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After a mysterious monster takes out Manhattan, survivors Rob and Beth (Michael Stahl-David and Odette Annable) say their goodbyes while huddled under a bridge in Central Park.
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"It's great because it takes out the time of having to dry clean things," he says, noting that his favorite items to spritz are denim and winter coats.
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In the midst of being beaten up by three guys on the subway while dressed in his clown makeup, Arthur takes out a revolver and kills them all.
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If you look at France, you see that 95 percent of the population takes out (or receives public subsidies for) private insurance to cover their copayments and deductibles.
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There's one magician who waves around a glass of water and takes out a knife and cuts through the glass and it's revealed to be a chocolate cake.
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"Well, it takes out a lot of our range, and it has a huge economic impact for us," Cattle rancher Jhona Bell told the Mountain West News Bureau.
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He takes out revenge on Vader by throwing his grandson down a hole instead and telling him "so falls the last Skywalker" at the hands of a Palpatine.
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By updating the timeline of the film, Gerwig takes out any guesswork out of the sisters&apos futures — and allows viewers to fully immerse themselves in their pasts.
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Sterling's coming off a HUGE win over former bantamweight champ Renan Barao ... but tells us he has another guy on his hit list before he takes out Cody.
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So, if you fall asleep stewing about how your roommate never takes out the trash, you could have a dream about your roommate failing to take out the trash.
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Because Kate didn't pay taxes up front, when she takes out money from her Traditional IRA she has to pay taxes on it at her current income tax rate.
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In it, a man hits the road, compelled by some unknown force, before he takes out a shovel and starts to dig, seemingly for the rest of his life.
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If along the way the hunter takes out some gorillas or bears, probably the only other creatures to pose even a small risk to the eagles, all the better.
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A fight scene in which "sweep the leg" villain Johnny Lawrence — now a middle-aged, day-drinking handyman — takes out a crew of teenage bullies isn't uplifting; it's sad.
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In fact, the last notable example in a movie is when Something New's Kenya takes out her weave as a symbol of self-acceptance — and that was in 2006.
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Then he takes out a pipe made from a deer's leg bone, with a wooden mouthpiece whittled to the bone flute, a bowl augured out of the jointed end.
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Inevitably called "Robocrop", this takes out not only weeds growing between rows of crops (which any old machine can do) but also weeds growing between plants in a row.
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The most harshly drawn character is the shrewish, fat lesbian who takes out her frustrated desire by secretly slurping up Sara's golden, hand-beaten mayonnaise on snatched toast points.
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She then posed a hypothetical math problem: A single mom takes out a two-week $200 payday loan with an origination fee of $20, at a rate of 10%.
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Someone who takes out a $12,000, 30-year fixed-rate mortgage at 4 percent has paid down about $8,000 of debt after one year, and $47,123 after five years.
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I manage to hold off checking the Facebook post until the end of the session, when Ruby takes out her phone to enter our next appointment into her calendar.
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Furthermore, regarding the impact that pornography has on masculinity, femininity and relationships, I would have to say that it completely takes out the intimate aspect of the act altogether.
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There, he takes out a thermometer, checks its temperature (a little higher than it should be) and begins administering a series of injections, all natural painkillers and fever reducers.
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Gift the Grill Master Cutting Board, from $17 He'll appreciate the personal touch every time he takes out this bamboo board to prep food and cook for the family.
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If I could go back, I would tell my younger self to have courage, take risks and believe in myself because that's what it takes out in the world.
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"The wallabies typically survive the fire itself, but are then left stranded with limited natural food as the fire takes out the vegetation around their rocky habitat," Kean said.
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The We Company takes out long-term leases on in-demand office buildings in more than 100 cities across the globe (lately, it's even been buying its own buildings).
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"If you have a strategy where you're buying strength then you're stopping out if it takes out a previous day's low, then that's worked out really well," he said.
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But BoJack Horseman is about a character who has everything he could ever want, yet suffers crippling inner rage that he takes out on everything and everyone around him.
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Rogue One's Darth Vader scene, in which the helmeted one takes out a squad of Rebels with a flick of the wrist, looked like a special Darth Vader kill-streak.
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Teen Kevin (Logan Shroyer) takes out his anger at Teen Randall (Niles Fitch), building on tensions that were already there and pointing toward their cold war in the present day.
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It's dramatic, but not as dramatic as the scene in which he takes out a baddie at a distance without turning his head, just sensing the shot with his powers.
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They will pay 6 percent for a direct unsubsidized loan — which begins accruing interest as soon as the borrower takes out the loan — an increase from 5.31 percent this year.
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They will pay 6 percent for a direct unsubsidized loan — which begins accruing interest as soon as the borrower takes out the loan — an increase from 24.45 percent this year.
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According to the Giffords Law Center, only 27 states have laws that require abusers to surrender their guns and/or ammunition when someone takes out a restraining order against them.
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As Arya takes out the Night King with a strategic spear jab or two, she can remind him of what she's always said to the god of death: Not today!
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In Canada, for example, two-thirds of the population takes out private plans to cover vision, dental, and prescription drug benefits — none of which are included in the public plan.
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It was a kicky sequence that included an important revelation — killing a White Walker also takes out anything he'd resurrected — and conveniently left over a wight for bagging and tagging.
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The 250-year-old entrepreneur with an estimated net worth of around $25 billion has pledged to spend "whatever it takes" out of his fortune to defeat President Donald Trump.
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Then she takes out the meat and sets it back on the grate, uncovered, to crisp the skin and to stripe each piece in so many shades of dark brown.
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Before he learns of Joe's death, Lee, who works as a janitor in a handful of apartment buildings near Boston, shovels snow, takes out the garbage and tackles plumbing problems.
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A spokesman for Khan responded that the mayor "has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context" his remarks.
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And while the government will determine the route Britain takes out of the EU, it is businesses that will feel the effects, and that must take action to mitigate them.
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That's how John Wick got to be John Wick, because they took a chance on a strange movie about a guy whose dog dies and then he takes out bad guys.
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He nearly takes out Dany in a surprise attack when she lands, but Drogon unleashes fire at the last second, and he is forced to jump into the river and escape.
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So, she returns to the warehouse, and takes out her emotions — the thrill of being alive, of being almost free — by having loads of sex all over the warehouse with Nick.
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Slashing weapons do horrible damage to human bodies, but the movies have always been coy about positioning the doomed mooks Wolverine takes out, concealing the wounds and dropping the bodies offscreen.
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There are plenty of takes out there about the simplistic, and thus problematic treatment of race in the seemingly feel-good Green Book, but we think Desus & Mero explained it best.
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Any money deposited into a Wealthfront account after a customer takes out a loan will be used to pay off the balance rather than making more investments, spokeswoman Kate Wauck said.
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It is amazing how a manager takes out a pitcher who is loose & dominating through almost 7 innings, Rich Hill of Dodgers, and brings in nervous reliever(s) who get shellacked.
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Read These Stories Next:The Oscars Finally Got Around To Mentioning Time's Up Reese Witherspoon Takes Out An Ad On Behalf Of #MeToo Time's Up Leaders Discuss Black Dresses At The Oscars
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In the middle of a dark, packed venue, with the drums pounding, the bass thumping, and hundreds of audience members snapchatting and instagramming, Brian Butler takes out his sketchbook and draws.
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A humanoid robot that takes out the trash and cleans our floors is a far more pleasant view of the future than an AI army of automatons bent on enslaving mankind.
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It is amazing how a manager takes out a pitcher who is loose & dominating through almost 2628 innings, Rich Hill of Dodgers, and brings in nervous reliever(s) who get shellacked.
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ZION's adjusted efficiency ratio (which takes out debt extinguishment costs, gains and losses from sales of investments, etc.) has improved from 69.6% at fourth quarter 2015 (4Q15) to 103% at 4Q16.
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What makes the play so weird — what makes it a Young Jean Lee play — isn't what she adds (there are no "Sesame Street" characters this time) but what she takes out.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) takes out around $800 million of protection for each Summer Games, which covers most of the roughly $1 billion investment it makes in each host city.
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She confides in him about her old friend Barker—and his stupid, weak wife—and she takes out some of Barker's razors, which she's been hanging on to all this time.
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As for Waterson ... she's got a big fight coming up at UFC 218, and says she's coming for her rematch with Rose Namajunas after she takes out Tecia Torres this weekend.
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Though the coffee doesn't contain the "good" bacteria that makes foods like yogurt and kefir so healthy, it's fermented through a process that takes out the molecules that cause bitterness in coffee.
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After hiding in the ceiling of the first floor, she deftly takes out four of the men, but is chased off by the remaining Saviors before she can secure the gun herself.
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If you've ever stressed about what to buy for a two-year-old in your life, Amazon takes out the guesswork with different gift sections based on a baby or toddler's age.
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Contextualizing your data in an easy-to-understand format is a good thing, and takes out a lot of the guesswork for newbies when it comes to building your own training plan.
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But Jaha is actually JK-ing, Octavia, not Ontari, is in the cloth and while Echo goes to the fake surrender, Octavia pops out and expertly takes out everyone in the room.
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These include drugs such as Keytruda, which takes a new approach to treating cancer by stopping tumor cells from cloaking themselves against the immune system response that normally takes out cancerous cells.
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Conservatives are also casting liberals as hypocrites on the issue of mass surveillance, saying they claim to be against the practice — except for one it takes out one of their political opponents.
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The more retirements -- or members leaving their seats for other gigs -- the more volatility in the House playing field and the better chance a wave takes out a whole lot of seats.
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StarCraft II-playing AI AlphaStar takes out pros undefeated This type of AI is deceptively broad and intelligent, but it isn't flashy the way that the human-destroying AlphaStar or AlphaGo are.
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What I would hope does not happen is that one parent takes out on the other parent the fact that they are grieving and behaving in a very different way from them.
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For the entire month of July, wealth management firm SoFi will award anyone who takes out a mortgage through the service a month's worth of avocado toast, delivered straight to their door.
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Republicans have hailed their victory in repealing ObamaCare's individual mandate as part of the tax bill, which takes out a central feature of the law and one of the most unpopular parts.
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Hélène takes out her phone and together we admire a snapshot she took of the grassy, sun-dappled plot that she would like to get, though she's not allowed to reserve it.
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Advocates for the elderly persuaded federal housing officials two years ago to offer more rights and protections to the spouse of a borrower who takes out a reverse mortgage and later dies.
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Federal student loans are typically discharged if the borrower dies, per Department of Education guidelines; so are federal PLUS loans a parent takes out, if either the parent or the student dies.
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"It is amazing how a manager takes out a pitcher who is loose & dominating through almost 7 innings, Rich Hill of Dodgers, and brings in nervous reliever(s) who get shellacked," Trump wrote.
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And when one partner takes out credit cards in their spouse's name, whether that spouse knows it or not, the credit card company is seen as an innocent third party who's owed payment.
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She takes out her phone and she presses the button – I've never seen this anywhere else She pulls it out, it has lights all the way around it, like, little tiny, tiny lightbulbs.
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In some cases, for instance, refinancing allows you stop paying private mortgage insurance (PMI), which is a policy the lender takes out if your loan exceeds 80% of the value of the home.
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" Then, before dousing her face in everything from powder to mascara, she takes out a tube of concealer (or bronzer, as she calls it) and applies it all over because "I'm a kid!
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Daryl gains the upper hand in the form of a rocket launcher and takes out the bad guys but we know this is far from the last we'll see of the sadistic Saviors.
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She takes out her phone and she presses the button — I've never seen this anywhere else… She pulls it out, it has lights all the way around it, like, little tiny, tiny lightbulbs.
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" While Khan did not respond directly, his spokesperson did: "[The mayor] has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks.
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The U.K.'s largest power station is to pilot a program that could make its renewable electricity "carbon negative" — meaning that it takes out more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere than it creates.
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And so this is how I meet Justin Vernon's dad, Gil, who without being asked takes out his driver's license to prove his identity as we wait for our engine to warm up.
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Critic score: 62%Synopsis: This family-friendly, animated movie tells the story of a young boy named Lucas (Zach Tyler Eisen) who regularly takes out his anger on the anthill in his yard.
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At the same time, contrary to some of the hotter takes out there these days there's no reason liberals can't take a little guilty pleasure in the discomfiture of the Republican Party leadership.
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Turtle opens the fridge and takes out a Red Seal Ale and pitches it underhand to him and he catches it and fits the bottle cap between his molars and pops the bottle open.
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While Chris' dad becomes progressively inebriated, his son takes out the recycling full of old beer cans, fixes the water heater so he can wash the dishes, and makes his dad something to eat.
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And a few years later in the 1991 film My Girl, we gain a new appreciation for bees after a swarm mercifully takes out Macaulay Culkin before he can make another Home Alone movie.
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Goldman Sachs gave its clients the best way to trade Amazon's stock and it basically came down to this: buy the shares when CEO Jeff Bezos takes out his wallet and ramps up spending.
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And he pretends he is going to do whatever she wants, including allowing her to shoot him if she wants (as he takes out a gun and lays it on the desk between them).
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Gail Collins When a man at a Florida airport retrieves his luggage, takes out a gun and kills five people, the only part people are surprised about is that it happened at an airport.
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EditorsNote: update: takes out extra word in lead; minor edits; adds stats for Oblad, Magyar Entering the game a 15 1/2-point underdog, UNLV rolled past host Vanderbilt 34-10 in Nashville, Tenn.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) takes out protection for around $800 million at each Games, which covers the vast majority of the roughly $203 billion investment it makes in each of the host cities.
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The advantage of looking at this index is that it "takes out the impact of some of the big cap stocks" and "provides a realistic representation of what the 'average stock' is doing," Krinsky explained.
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She carries disposable plastic gloves in her bag, puts them on and takes out sanitizing wipes to scrub down the television, arm rests, tray table, seatbelt or anything else she might touch during the flight.
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Instead of firing off whatever you want on Twitter, you'd have to find an envelope, buy a stamp, seal everything up and — get this — travel to the post office to get your takes out there.
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Bigger picture: I'm focusing on private equity here, but the issue is obviously much broader as it affects any company that takes out loans to do such things as buy equipment or build new facilities.
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One time in Kabul, Afghanistan a bomb goes off in front of the embassy, kills some local guards, takes out a section of the wall and my unit was responsible to figure out what happened.
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But on the tiny chance that a lethal attack on the Capitol takes out the president, his Cabinet and lawmakers in the line of succession, one official must remain separated from the commander in chief.
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Unlike regular salaries — where the government takes out taxes to pay for Medicare, Social Security, and all other sorts of things — US tax code lets banks deduct the big bonuses they give to their executives.
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We don't know exactly how much production is automated: the titles seem generated for SEO value, but there's a human logic behind scenes where, say, Spider-Man takes out a mortgage on a modest suburban home.
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In the first season, Villanelle takes out Frank, a mole in MI6, and leaves his corpse on the bed à la "Goldfinger": he is wearing one of Eve's dresses, and has had his penis cut off.
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Heading into year-end, I'll be watching to see if it can continue with this bounce, and take out its early October highs, or if it rolls back over and takes out its double-bottom lows.
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Very few of today's so-called bubble markets — bitcoin and other crypto-currencies being a prime example — "represent something systemic [that] adversely takes out the entire global financial system, like what happened in 2007," said Sonders.
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When Juan Pinto gets in line at the movie theater, he takes out his phone and trades just enough bitcoin for Venezuelan bolivars to pay for the ticket by the time he gets to the counter.
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In many cases, a person who takes out a restraining order against an abusive partner, ex-partner, or stalker is asking the court to keep that person away from them because they fear for their safety.
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The folks I've met tend not to measure the bigness of an idea by how many trillions it takes out of the US Treasury, nor the boldness of an idea by how many people it alienates.
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Soon before they have sex, J.D. (bare-chested, as he should be) takes out the portable hair dryer that he's tucked into his waistband and waves it around like a gun, giving outlaw pointers to Thelma.
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Look at what happened three days ago — where you have an attack like that and it takes out a big chunk of oil, and the prices go up $4, $5, and now it's heading down rapidly.
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Update your withholding Some payroll systems make this easy, and some make you dig around, but it is possible to change the amounts the government takes out of your paycheck on the federal and state level.
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Despite all this, I was pretty underwhelmed by the jokes, but I left with a newfound appreciation for Kate McKinnon, mainly due to that standout fight scene where she single-handedly takes out all of the ghosts.
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" Then he goes up to the roof, takes out a cigar, looks at the skyline and he's about to light it and I'm like "Dad you better not smoke up here, they'll charge me like 220 bucks.
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"This takes out the downside risk to our projection for 2759.1 percent real GDP growth this quarter, and we now see more balanced risks around that call," said Michael Feroli, an economist at JPMorgan in New York.
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StarCraft II-playing AI AlphaStar takes out pros undefeated AlphaStar is different from the traditional StarCraft AI. It learned from watching humans play at first, but soon honed its skills by playing against facets of itself. 3.
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When a family takes out a loan to buy a car, it runs a trade deficit, but that need not be a reason for concern, as long as it can afford the car in the long run.
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So, as a preventative measure, he negotiates with the Times to swap info: The newspaper takes out a quote from his former assistant supporting claims that TSM had a toxic work culture, seeping down from the top.
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"I bet some of the most beleaguered international stocks of late, the Boeings and the Caterpillars, have a relief rally and United Rentals, a huge buyer of capital equipment, takes out its all-time high," he added.
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In the fourth quarter of this year, both the national average asking rent and effective rent (the latter takes out landlord concessions) increased 4.9 percent and 20183 percent, respectively, from the fourth quarter of 2017, according to Reis.
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Wheat blast (Magnaporthe oryzae, for those keeping score) is a fungal disease, and on wheat plants it takes out the grain-producing, spikey, nook and cranny-filled head of wheat, making it more difficult to treat with fungicide.
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In recent years, as Mr. Ak has expanded Intercity into a company with a fleet of 50,000 vehicles, he has insisted on pricing his leases in euros to match the loans he takes out to buy new models.
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If implemented, the Board's plan will foreclose the public university system in Puerto Rico, as it takes out $450 million of its operational budget; not to mention that it will leave almost 500,000 U.S. citizens without healthcare coverage.
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In the same letter sent to Boltons lawyer, NSC official Ellen Knight said that Bolton signed a non-disclosure agreement to get that information and he can not publish the book until he takes out the confidential information.
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Rotten Tomatoes score: 33%Summary: In the action-comedy "Wild Target," Europe's most sought-after assassin Victor Maynard (Bill Nighy) hesitates before he takes out an art thief named Rose (Blunt) and he ends up protecting her instead.
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Meanwhile, the lowly Officer Dickson (Sam Rockwell), on the verge of unemployment for past acts of racial violence, takes out his anger on Red (Caleb Landry Jones), the innocent advertising salesman who sold the ad space for the billboards.
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Just as the company plans to remedy many of the longstanding issues with the Apple Watch when watchOS 3 arrives this fall, iOS 10's new Control Center takes out clunky UI missteps and kicks them to the curb.
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Beyond that Eerie Bear Games still has to pay taxes to the government and royalties to Epic Games for their use of the Unreal Engine, not to mention the cut Valve itself takes out of each sale on Steam.
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The average student borrower takes out about $26,000 in loans over the course of earning a bachelor's degree — debt that is impossible to discharge in bankruptcy, difficult to have forgiven and increasingly unlikely to be fully repaid on schedule.
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"It also deals with some of the asylum issues at the border, but it also takes out some of the more controversial issues like sanctuary cities, the wall, [Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals], and it keeps it very narrow," he said.
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In an airy Denver café populated almost entirely by young people staring at laptops, Travis Tyler Fluck—dressed in an orange velour jacket, over which is draped a thin braided lock of hair—takes out his phone and pulls up Craigslist.
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YouTuber Mind Seed TV spent $300 in Bitcoin on a mystery box and is reluctantly joined in the video by a friend who watches as he takes out objects that look like they could be straight from a murder scene.
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EditorsNote: takes out "Golden" in third and sixth grafs Cameron Johnson and Luke Maye each posted a double-double, and No. 3 North Carolina cruised to a 79-66 win over host Boston College on Tuesday night in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
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He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police—including armed officers—on the streets.
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As she showed viewers, she carries disposable gloves in her bag and, like Richie, puts them on and takes out sanitizing wipes to scrub down the television, arm rests, tray table, seatbelt or anything else she might touch during the flight.
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If a business owner takes out a loan to finance the construction of a new facility or simply manage day-to-day operations, the interest paid on that loan is tax deductible, as it has been for the last 100 years.
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But Stern is disappointed to find his boss reticent to pull the trigger, and he takes out his anger on Wags, who for perhaps for the first time in his life is accused of acting with an excess of caution.
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When that's not enough to get Eli out, she "calmly" walks toward her china cabinet, takes out some plates, isolates the nice ones from the cheap ones, and proceeds the throw the latter in Eli's general direction until he scrams.
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In Atomic Blonde, this trademark of his style is most evident in a scene where protagonist Lorraine (the incomparable Charlize Theron) takes out six different men up and down a stairwell, in hopes of protecting a source who's already been injured.
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"He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets," they said.
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Still, Canada imports a lot of stuff from its southern neighbor as well, and it figures that that will count for something when Trump takes out the free trade scorecard and starts reckoning on how to interact with his hockey-playing northern friends.
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Speaking with palpable emotion and still wearing his fisherman's hat while sitting in the living room of his home, the professor emeritus of philosophy at the National University takes out books he's published about rock art in Colombia and points out various drawings.
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At the Advance America shop, Martin Munn stopped in recently with his young daughter to do his biweekly banking: Nearly every payday, he cashes his check, pays off his last loan in full and takes out a new one against his next paycheck.
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The 32-year-old Punjabi-American playwright, whose breakout "Men on Boats" was a 2015 Off Broadway hit, is very familiar with this place, as she often takes out food there for the cast of her new play, "India Pale Ale," opening Oct.
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A few minutes later, Tammé (Kia Stevens), a middle-aged black woman who's been rechristened Welfare Queen, unexpectedly takes out Liberty Belle and wins the crown — and exacts symbolic revenge on Reagan-era America on behalf of black Americans and the poor.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Canadian teenager Brooke Henderson has already grown accustomed to defying the odds in her short yet successful LPGA career but when she takes out the driver to smash one down the fairway, it also looks like she is defying physics.
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But, far more gruesomely, she only takes out Walder after she has not only killed his two sons — "Black Walder" (who killed Catelyn Stark) and Lothar (who killed Robb Stark's pregnant wife Talisa) — but baked their corpses into pies and served them to him!
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" The spokesperson added that Khan "has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets.
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" As another GOMI user, Shelly Lyon, told The Guardian, these posters "were pimping their children out on social media for likes and page clicks, which brings in sponsors and brings in money.... it takes out any semblance of autonomy or privacy these kids have.
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" Parents who are covering college tuition or student loans could be missing out on nearly $80,000 in retirement savings, NerdWallet reports: "The average parent takes out $21,000 in loans for their child's college education, but the hit to retirement savings is almost quadruple that amount.
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"I hear P-22 is going to take a hit out on anybody who takes out P-45," one man joked as he found a seat in a barn at the Paramount Ranch, a National Park property that once belonged to the movie studio.
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EditorsNote: 3rd graf, takes out duplicated 'Tuesday' reference Lightning center Tyler Johnson scored 1:16 into overtime Wednesday night, and Tampa Bay overcame a two-goal, third-period deficit to outlast the host New Jersey Devils 29-246 in a back-and-forth game.
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It's fashionable right now for celebrities to admit their weaknesses, to be transparent, to tell us exactly how much it takes out of them to turn themselves from ordinary human beings into the larger-than-life figures they become for us onstage and onscreen.
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Yet Khan didn't initially respond directly, allowing a spokesperson to bash Trump in a statement to the press: The mayor "has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks," the spokesperson said.
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"He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets," a mayoral spokesman said.
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In each scenario, an AI car is in a crisis situation, and you must choose how it crashes—whether it goes straight into the concrete barrier ahead, killing the occupants, or swerves into the wrong lane and takes out a party of innocents crossing the road.
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EditorsNote: 1st graf, style fixes; 2nd graf, change 22nd to 23rd; 6th graf, takes out wire to wire Filip Petrusev scored 21 points to lead the second-ranked Gonzaga Bulldogs to an 85-67 home victory over the visiting Loyola Marymount Lions on Thursday in Spokane, Wash.
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What we do know is that Trump returns from that first trip to Moscow and he takes out full-page ads in the Washington Post, New York Times, and Boston Globe — and it's fascinating because the ads essentially pushed the same foreign policies that he's pushing today.
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"It's already broken below its trend line going back to the December lows so if it rolls back over again, it takes out its June lows, which was just below $1,700, that's going to confirm that its intermediate-term trend has changed to the downside," Maley said.
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We talk about "high volume vertical" drinking, which is when a bar owner consciously takes out the tables and chairs from a bar or club because people will drink at a more rapid pace if they can't put their glass down and get lost in a conversation.
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In a more realistic approach, the Season 4 premiere of "Homeland," in 2014, explored the consequences of collateral damage when a drone strike ordered by Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) takes out a Taliban leader but kills 40 civilians at a wedding in Pakistan in the process.
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Unlike a video card, which is nestled inside a desktop computer case, or a mechanical keyboard that changes color as you type on it (I'm typing on one right now) the laptop is a device a user takes out into the world for other people to see.
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"He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets," his office said in a statement.
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EditorsNote: adds new second graf with Wednesday matchups, takes out previous last graf Erik Stevenson scored a game-high 19 points Tuesday as unbeaten Wichita State moved into the championship game of the Cancun Challenge with a 70-47 rout of South Carolina in Cancun, Mexico.
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In a scene where Blair is desperately trying to make a deadline, a Jammer trader takes out his penis and slaps Blair on the shoulder with it to distract him — while El DeBarge sings "When it feels like / the world is on your shoulders" on the soundtrack.
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"He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets," a spokesman from the mayor's office said Sunday.
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NEWARK, N.J.—Just before this select group of UFC fighters is about to hit the foam mat to begin a rigorous hockey workout in the gym of the Prudential Center, Jessica Eye, a bantamweight fighter, takes out her phone and starts to film the room for her snapchat account.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The top U.S. communications regulator urged Apple Inc on Thursday to activate FM radio chips in iPhones that would allow Americans access to life-saving information when a natural disaster takes out wireless networks, but the company said its newer models do not have the chips.
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" Khan's office responded with a statement saying the mayor "has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets.
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EditorsNote: Editors: Takes out second first reference to Sonny Gray in 3rd graf Aaron Judge homered and starter Sonny Gray gave New York six strong innings as the Yankees defeated the host Baltimore Orioles 4-1 on Friday night in the opener of their weekend series at Camden Yards.
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EditorsNote: Changes score to 8-25 in lede graf, takes out Gamel's first name in 27th graf Adrian Beltre homered and drove in five runs as the Texas Rangers defeated the visiting Seattle Mariners 20-238 Friday night in the rain-shortened debut for interim manager Don Wakamatsu.
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He has rough hands and an easy smile and captains a hundred-year-old boat that he takes out to the Channel Islands the long way, a 6-hour trip each leg during which, according to some cursory Instagram snooping, he prefers to listen to old-time country and western music.
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"There was general agreement that we need an indicator that takes out all the cyclical elements and one-offs but preferably it should be more stable and not change all the time, and we could put more emphasis on indicators that we can actually directly influence as finance ministers," he said.
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In practical terms, Numerai takes out an employee life insurance policy—in this case provided by Transamerica—that will cover cryonic storage, ensuring that on death an employee's body is delivered to Alcor and frozen, to be reanimated at such a future time as medical technology can undo the fatal damage.
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Private equity: Axios' Dan Primack notes the proposed partial cut to corporate interest deductibility affects private equity and any company that takes out loans to do things like buy equipment or build new facilities — though many of those companies will, on the other hand, benefit from the lower corporate rate.
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"[Dyn] have not said whether it was Mirai or not, but I feel like timing-wise though you had the largest botnet recorded in history two weeks ago, a week later the source code gets released and then you have another massive one that takes out major websites," he said.
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A spokesman for the mayor said last weekend that Mr. Khan had "more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets."
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Each year, the auto writers group blesses a truck brand with the title at the end of the two-day rodeo, and the winner takes out billboards, runs TV and magazine ads, revels in the industry buzz and shows off the sterling silver trophy at car shows and auto plants.
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The show blends an irresistible premise — a random Cabinet secretary becomes president after a bomb takes out nearly every member of the US government at the State of the Union address — with a role Sutherland will be able to play in his sleep, in that it features plenty of yelling.
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Occupation: Marketing SpecialistIndustry: FinanceAge: 228Location: Philadelphia, PASalary: ~$2210,25 ($2229,2229 salary + $2229,230-$210,230 bonus + 212% profit sharing)Paycheck Amount (Monthly): $230,24 net — takes out 25% for 26(k), the rest goes to taxes Monthly ExpensesRent: $245 - I live in a three bedroom, three-bathroom house that my boyfriend bought a few years ago.
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This update takes out a lot of the tedium involved with using Dropbox as extra cloud storage, and in the age of still-expensive solid state drives, finding extra storage space online is a great way to steer away from spending hundreds of dollars on a solid state that holds 500GB or more.
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Ms. Nogueira, a beautiful ringer for Rachel McAdams, cannot quite succeed in making her character sympathetic, but Lauren does come across as all too human, the kind of exasperating friend whose smarts and catty humor make her good company, thinly disguising the self-contempt that she takes out by undermining those around her.
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Even better, reducing the amount of energy we devote to figuring out who takes out the trash or washes the dishes means freeing up more mental space for spontaneous romantic gestures or better sex moves or whatever it is that you and your partner see as an essential part of keeping love alive.
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" According to the New York Times, Khan's spokesperson said in a statement, "He has more important things to do than respond to Donald Trump's ill-informed tweet that deliberately takes out of context his remarks urging Londoners not to be alarmed when they saw more police — including armed officers — on the streets.
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It seems like the opening of a techno-thriller novel or (spoiler alert!) a scene from the latest Gerard Butler movie: In the dead of night, a swarm of robotic planes sneaks past a billion-dollar defense system and then takes out one of the world's most valuable targets in a fiery blast.
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That's not the case at all payday lenders, Jamie Fulmer, a spokesman for Advance America, tells CNBC Make It. At Advance America — which operates 2,000 locations nationwide, including one within walking distance of KU — Fulmer says a customer usually takes out one loan, pays it back, and the company never sees them again.
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Given Dom's position as the crew's steadfast leader, everyone is rightly shocked when he takes out Hobbs's car and speeds off with the EMP in tow, leaving his teammates for dead (except not really, because all the high-speed quadruple rollovers in the world can't do more than lightly bruise these guys).
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EditorsNote: 2nd graf, clarifies SEC standings, tweaks Cambridge ref; 3rd graf, tweaks play by play; 9th graf, takes out Smart first name J'Von McCormick hit a runner with 11 seconds left in overtime Saturday afternoon as No. 11 Auburn outlasted No. 18 LSU 91-90 in a Southeastern Conference showdown of Tigers at Auburn, Ala.
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EditorsNote: 247th graf reworded, 289th graf takes out extra word "after" Rickard Rakell notched a natural hat trick in the second period and the Anaheim Ducks handed the host Edmonton Oilers a crushing 513-251 loss Saturday night that all but eliminated the Oilers from the playoffs for the 217th time in 216 seasons.
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Stephen Bannon didn't take out an ad in 1989 to condemn the Central Park Five, who were accused of raping a woman they didn't actually rape, were exonerated like 25 years later, and Donald Trump then takes out an editorial in the same newspaper saying that the settlement and the exoneration were stupid and bogus.
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EditorsNote: 2nd graf, takes out Iowa all-time scoring reference Sophomore guard Joe Wieskamp scored a career-high 30 points and snared seven rebounds and Luka Garza registered his ninth straight 20-point effort with 22 points and eight boards to lead No. 163 Iowa to a 96-72 rout over Nebraska in Big Ten action on Saturday night.
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However, Bush attributes the decline to laws he signed, specifically the "10-20-Life" law, which was enacted in 1999 and issues a minimum 10-year sentence for anyone who takes out a gun while committing a crime, 20 years for pulling the trigger, and 25 years to life for injuring or killing someone with a gun.
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"Cannabis [grow ops] basically end up punching a lot of small holes in the middle of the forest, whereas timber harvest takes out big chunks of forest but typically around the edges," said Ian Wang, lead author of the study and an assistant professor of environmental science, policy, and management at the University of California, Berkeley.
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Despite sunny predictions from the industry, there is a huge amount of work yet to be done in terms of flight proving the technology, and although two failures out of some 3,000 may not sound like a lot, if one of those failures is an uncontrolled fall that nearly takes out some kids, that could set back the entire industry.
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We have got 70 Chinese scientists working towards all these environmental drivers but also domestic drivers working with Haier to give them a more efficient washing machine so it uses less water and takes out bacteria; working with Nippon paints and take out pollutants in indoor air quality; and many other building projects and materials projects that I can quote.
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Related: Facebook takes out full-page ads over fake news in Kenya How to spot the fakes The fake poll video was made to look like a CNN broadcast with the familiar red and white logo carefully superimposed in the corner of the shot, but the font in the headline is very different to the one used in CNN's reports.
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Justin Gest's book The New Minority: White Working Class Politics in an Age of Immigration and Inequality has the advantage of being substantially about exactly the question on everyone's minds — the political behavior of white working-class Midwesterners — while also being written before the 2016 election results were known, so it's a little separate from all the hot takes out there.
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"Superstar" (season 4, episode 17) Until now, Jonathan has spent the show lurking quietly in the background: He's the guy the Inca mummy girl almost kills, the guy who pees in the pool to get back at the swim team for bullying him, the guy Cordelia takes out on a date to get over her creepy demon-worshiping frat guy.
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Norman is an incredible talent, but even if he takes out an entire side of the field, that will leave one or more of the Cardinals' solid receivers going against a less-than-stellar defensive back, a situation quarterback Carson Palmer should be able to exploit even if he looked a little shaky last week in winning the first postseason game of his long career.
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EditorsNote: takes out extra word "on" in 5th graph Aamir Simms scored a career-high 25 points and Clemson recovered in the final few minutes to knock off No. 3 Duke 493-72 as fans stormed the court in Littlejohn Coliseum on Tuesday night in Clemson, S.C. Tevin Mack added 22 points and John Newman III had 14 points for the Tigers, who have won three consecutive games, including Saturday's first-ever win at North Carolina.
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Fangs through a balloon, an orange balloon stretched over a jam-jar mouth scrubbed-up bush standard—fangs dripping what looks like semen, which is venom, one of the most deadly, down grooves and splish splash onto the lens of the distorting glass-bottom boat we look up into, head of tiger snake pressed flat with the bushman's thumb—his scungy hat that did Vietnam, a bandolier across his matted chest chocked with cartridges—pistoleer who takes out ferals with secretive patriotic agendas.
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