"Taking it off isn't just like taking off a sock or taking off whatever — it's almost like taking off a limb," she told local CBS affiliate KPIX.
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I looked forward to taking off my makeup at the end of each day the same way others looked forward to taking off their bras.
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I pass out after changing and taking off my makeup.
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He likes going on Twitter and taking off at somebody.
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Yes. No. Well maybe before my career started taking off.
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"I can see it really taking off," said Dr. Yee.
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It's taking off from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.
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Rarely has unemployment been this low without inflation taking off.
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In Shimanto, at least, that cycle may be taking off.
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Both taking off and landing is done through dedicated buttons.
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And it's not just because he's taking off his shirt.
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The modeling career is taking off too ... for obvious reasons.
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As a result, collegiate craft beer programs are taking off.
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She's dressed in Chanel and not taking off her jacket.
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Mexican fintech is taking off fast — and it's just starting.
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She documented the arduous process of taking off her jewelry.
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How do you feel about this thing taking off again?
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So in 2017 I'm taking off on a global trek.
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It's not taking off the earrings when you're asked to.
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A boiler made a sound like a plane taking off.
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Social Q's I own a small bakery that's taking off.
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And you thought taking off your shoes was a pain.
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Putting on and taking off clothes is next to impossible.
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About eight hours after taking off, we landed at JFK ....
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After a late start, Ms. Sherald is just taking off.
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It's taking off in markets all over in the world.
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But it doesn't do a great job taking off makeup.
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But it's not one demographic that it's taking off with.
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Am I back to taking off my clothes on camera?
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Blockchain, the unmanned economy and smart cities are taking off.
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As you see, here our simulator pilots are taking off . . .
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That means taking off the gloves and entering the brawl.
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The Air Lion plane crashed 13 minutes after taking off.
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JIM CRAMER: Well-- BRIAN MOYNIHAN: So this is taking off.
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"That's why I think Sweetgreen is taking off," she said.
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Why is all the fruit taking off for parts unknown?
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They scattered across a creek, taking off in different directions.
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If I see a product, a service, an app that is really taking off amongst young women and taking off because of genuine word of mouth, then that's something that gets me really excited.
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The report noted emergency chutes deployed prior to flight taking off.
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Then came the moment I'd been dreading – taking off the tape.
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Artist's depiction of a sample-containing spacecraft taking off from Mars.
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Unemployment got below 4 percent in 2000 without inflation taking off.
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Each week, women film themselves taking off their headscarves in public.
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So this is how they discovered that WhatsApp was taking off.
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" Before taking off, Middleton expressed that she was "worried about crashing.
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This is the moment where the shuttle is really taking off.
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Washington (CNN)Donald Trump's latest jab at Mexico is taking off.
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Taking off seems easy enough, at first, on a demo flight.
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American engineers service the Saudi warplanes taking off to drop bombs.
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Here, Jay says he feels like the car is taking off.
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Because I hate taking off a deep lipstick and starting over!
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As in, he's getting extremely comfortable and taking off his shirt.
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First we get ready and load the dishwasher before taking off.
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This was literally like taking off a limb of the newspaper.
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Taking off is as easy as hitting the take-off icon.
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One idea that's not taking off: paid news on social media.
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What's really taking off now is a lot of hobby stuff.
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Private equity is taking off, and breaking records along the way.
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Tour operators say charter flights will begin taking off again soon.
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There's something incredibly satisfying about taking off an at-home mask.
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On Friday she softened that stance before taking off for Rome.
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The Covenant is coming "Halo" is finally taking off at Showtime.
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Taking off the mask had made him less visible, not more.
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"You're not taking off my leg," she recalls telling her doctors.
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When did you first notice that the videos were taking off?
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Sightseeing tours in motorcycle sidecars are taking off around the world.
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The Chinese internet market, as an independent market, was taking off.
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"Rao's has been responsible for my life taking off," he said.
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"He's like a plane that just started taking off," Kidd said.
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The only thing I can do before taking off is pray.
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They might not be taking off with a full tank either.
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Burns says she was shocked when her videos began taking off.
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You know he's legit because he's always taking off his shirt.
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Sales were taking off and it looked like a clear winner.
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The commercial drone market is on the cusp of taking off.
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He sustained the injury, he said, while taking off his pants.
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One way of taking off some pressure, Jackson thinks, is labelling.
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But not all of them were taking off like ride-sharing.
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Flight 8684 was taking off from Montreal-Trudeau International Airport heading to Saguenay-Bagotville Airport in western Quebec on Friday, but had to turn around after the wheel fell off seconds after taking off, CNN reported.
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It shows him at the controls as the aircraft is taking off.
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One, I don&apost like people taking off their shoes and socks.
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Policy can't get us below a certain level without inflation taking off.
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Taking off my mascara is enough of a pain in the arse.
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Her career was taking off, but her social life was virtually nonexistent.
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If people start taking off their OxyCaps we're done as an agency.
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And it doesn't mean taking off the morning to get a massage.
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They feared she might embarrass them by taking off all her clothes.
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"It seems to be taking off on the West Coast," Nash said.
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Usually, server issues and poor quality cameras kept them from taking off.
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Your DJ career has really been taking off over the last year.
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I don't think that's the same as taking off your entire top.
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Melisandre ain't got nothing on me taking off a regular t-shirt.
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Deray Activist Deray goes up for finally taking off his trademark vest.
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AND IF SO, HOW MUCH COULD YOU SEE IT TAKING OFF GDP?
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It roared frigidly to life, a bomber taking off in the Arctic.
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Is your mom proud of your modeling career taking off so quickly?
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The main reason is investors taking off bets on a weaker dollar.
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She died in 19503, just as the test's popularity was taking off.
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Taking off for a long time can take it out of you.
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Taking off and landing aboard a Navy aircraft carrier is risky business.
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Russia's ministry of defense tweeted a video showing the ICBM taking off.
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Duchess Kate, meanwhile, didn't bother taking off her massive sapphire engagement ring.
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Case in point: a new ROYGBIV-inspired tutorial that's quickly taking off.
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These actions threaten to dampen EV sales just as they're taking off.
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For example, Dove had a campaign with women taking off their sweaters.
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Agents set fire to several machines and camp dwellings before taking off.
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Pay is taking off even among those in less-skilled construction trades.
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No. I didn't really see it taking off the way it did.
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As it happened though, Messina's hashtag idea ended up taking off anyway.
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Note to readers: The Technology 202 is taking off for the holidays.
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"Is taking off my hijab really going to change anything?" she asks.
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They include many images of early biplanes taking off — and some crashing.
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Still, it'll be a while before any rockets are taking off with Stratolaunch.
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And as his professional life is taking off, so is his personal one.
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French planes had been minutes away from taking off when Obama backed down.
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"And then," he gestures with his hand to show an airplane taking off.
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I end up passing out without taking off any of my makeup. Ugh.
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The airline said flights began taking off again at about 8:40 a.m.
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But the entrepreneur remains committed to his routine of taking off every Wednesday.
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Once inside the cockpit, he reviewed maps and instruction manuals before taking off.
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He then pinned her to the bed and began taking off [her] clothes.
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However there's no indication yet that it's taking off like the #DeleteUber movement.
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An Indonesian airliner crashed into the sea shortly after taking off from Jakarta.
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I have been thinking very seriously about taking off and doing another trip.
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Once we got these three things right, then things really started taking off.
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Cannabis is taking off because it appeals especially to the health-conscious inebriate.
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A day later, planes were reportedly taking off from the targeted airbase again.
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Since then, a multitude of issues have prevented Instant Articles from taking off.
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My god, still taking off our shoes, because of Richard Reid in 29.
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For taking off my makeup, I just use coconut oil or olive oil.
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In another, obtained by Cosmopolitan, Cardi can be seen taking off her shoe.
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They'll be taking off from the Pacific Spaceport Complex in Alaska — date TBD.
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Prior to taking off, the fuel, batteries, and hydraulics need to be warmed.
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There's currently a ground stop at O'Hare and planes are not taking off.
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The plane, carrying five people, disappeared off Charleston's coast shortly after taking off.
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Although their bad guys, it&aposs hard to blame them for taking off.
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It was summer, because I remember taking off my shirt in the show.
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Taking off the headset, Susanne Reif-Breitwieser, Mr Syrovatka's German teacher, exhales sharply.
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After taking off in the immediate post-crisis years, it has levelled off.
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"We weren't in the process of taking off," Hamilton told HLN's Ashleigh Banfield.
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The cricket protein industry is taking off, and venture capitalists are taking notice.
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River. A few minutes after taking off, Manhattan was small and distant, nothing
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The one speedbump ... Ronda's wrestling career is taking off in a huge way.
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Especially if there's semen involved, use extra care when taking off the condom.
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The market rally is finally taking off after a dismal start to 2016.
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Having said that, Mexican fintech is taking off fast — and it's just starting.
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The newlyweds arrived in a classic Jaguar after taking off from Windsor Castle.
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It could even help astronauts change their underwear without taking off a spacesuit.
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But is instability in the wider world taking off some of that shine?
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Still, it's not exactly taking off in the office, according to one study.
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"Taking off the robe was symbolic of what's to come," Ms. Guardiola said.
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There are other supplements startups, such as prenatal which is also taking off.
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But that very much depends on AR taking off in a big way.
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But that didn't stop the #deleteUber trend from taking off on social media.
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She entered frazzled and sat on my bed without taking off her jacket.
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A construction worker at a booth inside didn't bother taking off his helmet.
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When my career was taking off, I had all these ideas for movies.
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It's taking off a little bit of the stress, and I needed this.
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But it seems to be taking off: 1 million subscribers in four months.
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Well, at least that DJ career is taking off, so good for her.
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"The conditions were not conducive for taking off this morning," the sheriff said.
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It disappeared from radar screens shortly after taking off from Moscow's Domodedovo airport.
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Eviction and rent moratorium efforts are taking off in areas around the country.
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They gave a performance that was, like, girls taking off school-girl skirts.
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In other words, in the first scenario, the epidemic is just taking off.
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You'll want the snap to keep toddler hands from taking off the diaper.
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Eighteen seconds after taking off, Hughes and his rocket slammed into the earth.
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At these levels, P&G was taking off 11 points from the Dow.
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Sales of the office sweater vest — the casual, fleece variety — are taking off.
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But as the market grows, innovation in batteries seems to be taking off.
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The airport remained operational with other planes seen taking off after the crash.
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When jets practice taking off and landing on aircraft carriers, that's O&S.
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"Regrettably this plane crashed a few minutes after taking off," Nature Air said.
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"Self-publishing is just taking off at the moment in Australia," Coghlan said.
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Then they scattered, with some taking off on foot and others in cars.
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Stitch — Slack for doctors: Messaging platforms are taking off in just about every industry.
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"Carolyn called me from the plane right before they were taking off," she says.
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In the meantime, it's easy to see why apps like this are taking off.
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PPAs are also taking off in markets such as Taiwan, France, Spain and Australia.
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" She says Cosby took her to her apartment and "started taking off my clothes.
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A ground-based interceptor missile taking off at Vandenberg Air Force base in California.
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And at CES last week, the idea seemed to be taking off in earnest.
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He sounded off to the press about it before taking off for Hawaii earlier.
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Instead, try doing a virtual strip tease by describing yourself taking off your clothes.
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The missing aircraft taking off at Roissy-Charles de Gaulle Airport in France, 25.
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I know I want to be a part of this as it's taking off.
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The US Open has apologized for penalizing Alizé Cornet for taking off her shirt.
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You stand up for each other, even if that means taking off your shirt.
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Rumor has it that Apple Pay usage isn't taking off as much as expected.
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Now, Asana is taking off the wraps on the next phase of its strategy.
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The things I'd thought would be hard, like taking off my clothes, were easy.
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Women's MMA is taking off huge, ever since Ronda Rousey came in it exploded.
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For Harris, they could reveal whether her campaign is taking off — or stalling completely.
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Unemployment is a big issue in Europe and the economy is not taking off.
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Before taking off, the pilot of 22 years announced the news to his passengers.
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"Even when he was taking off my underwear, I couldn't even react," she said.
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THUMP: Why do you think transformational festivals are really taking off in the states?
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Farrah told PEOPLE in April that Sophia's modeling and fashion career is taking off.
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The first shows a giddy Jane and Michael taking off in a rainbow rocket.
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What I did see where several companies doing similar things and many taking off.
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A councilman said he made it a practice of never taking off his shirt.
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As you're taking off, before you get on, you know, it was really fascinating.
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By 85033, when the wage and price controls were lifted, inflation was taking off.
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Talk of secession in California proliferated as #CalExit, taking off from Britain's #Brexit campaign.
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Like with the girl who acted frustrated about my not taking off my shirt.
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"We had to coordinate all those cars taking off at the pits," he said.
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But her musical aspirations weren't exactly taking off and Cracknell eventually turned to acting.
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As America's power mix undergoes big changes, a new trend is taking off: microgrids.
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"He kept taking off layers of clothing," Karen Bluestein said in a telephone interview.
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His first audition for "Island of Desire" (1952) consisted of taking off his shirt.
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Russia makes their final substitution, taking off goal scorer Artem Dzyuba for Fedor Smolov.
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But instead of taking off until March 23, senators will now return on Monday.
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Well I don't want someone taking off a car in my neighborhood, you're right.
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Soon after taking off on a cargo flight from Baghdad to Bahrain on Nov.
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A strip tease in "Panorama" inevitably involves taking off a whole lot of layers.
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Jumbo jets taking off from the adjacent Changi Airport are bound for faraway places.
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"It's hard to get wages really taking off without productivity growth," Mr. Ryan said.
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But where we do see things rapidly taking off is in software and services.
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Cameras caught one man even taking off his Luck jersey as the game ended.
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After washing hands twice and taking off his mask, he eats quickly, he wrote.
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Mr. Bello's mother, Ms. Piñero, sent a message to relatives just before taking off.
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In October, Lion Air Flight 610 crashed just minutes after taking off, killing 5003.
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Saturday, shortly after taking off from Chamberlain, about 140 miles west of Sioux Falls.
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The market was thus suffering a critical shortage, just as demand was taking off.
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Shopify, Atlassian, and Waze proved that markets outside of Silicon Valley are taking off.
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The women—I'm not kidding—taking off their underwear and throwing them up onstage.
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The catch: They're taking off from smaller airports, including Providence, R.I., and Hartford, Conn.
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Did your Instagram art end up taking off and making you some extra cash?
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The single engine plane went down Monday shortly after taking off at Hawthorne Airport.
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Many countries barred 737 Max jets from taking off or landing at local airports.
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"Did it feel so good taking off your purity ring and did it feel so good taking off your purity ring — you know what I'm saying?" the "Nothing Breaks Like a Heart" singer, who dated Nick, 26, from 2006 to 133, hilariously asked.
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Airplane lost pressure immediately after taking off…scores of passengers including me bleeding from nose….
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That opportunity meant the budding entrepreneur never finished college, since his business was taking off.
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"The rocket was really programmed as if it was taking off from Baikonur," Rogozin said.
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Minaj's career was just taking off in 223 when Remy Ma was sentenced to prison.
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In August 2016, the airship crashed after taking off from RAF Cardington airfield in Bedfordshire.
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You don't want to hear about Uber's new vertical planes taking off then, I guess.
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He also must have been bored with taking off his shirt in all his films.
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" Walking into her dressing room and taking off her microphone, Grammer added, "I'm leaving. Bulls—.
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That's when the coyote lunged at her again before taking off into a wooded area.
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Some simply argue that landing videos are clips of rockets taking off played in reverse.
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"The moment I started taking off my turban, people watching around were shocked," Singh said.
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But after taking off taxes and adding in government transfers, it was fully 21980% higher.
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Taking off from the ground and getting to cruising altitude requires a lot of energy.
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All 189 passengers were killed when the plane went down after taking off from Jakarta.
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When Gattaca premiered in 1997, it was right as in vitro fertilization was taking off.
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For instance: The big reasons these technologies are taking off are their declines in price.
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I saw an old-- MD80 taking off with JT8Ds that were built 2000 years ago.
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I remember my remixes started taking off on MySpace and it blew up so suddenly.
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They were knocking down those churches, taking off the cross, and raising the ISIS flag.
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For the first time, the Black Lives Matter movement has stopped planes from taking off.
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A pilot in training served as copilot while the plane was taking off, he said.
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The recap video shows the rocket taking off to the cheers of hundreds of people.
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Here we are, taking off our metaphoric tignons and embracing our kinks and curls publicly.
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Wired profiled Bezos in 1999, when Amazon was really taking off as an online marketplace.
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Hops (taking off from and arriving on the same foot) are a particular delight here.
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House Republicans managed to pass their bill 227 to 205 before taking off for Thanksgiving.
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Not too long after taking off, flight attendants came around with food and beverage carts.
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THEY WANT TO KEEP INFLATION FROM TAKING OFF BUT THEY DON'T WANT TO STOP RECOVERY.
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"He's a weak person," Trump said before taking off for the G20 summit in Argentina.
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Back when Britney and Christina's careers were taking off, they were everywhere—at least visually.
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At the exact same time Sprint shares were taking off, T-Mobile shares also soared.
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Passenger Jackeline Flores told reporters the plane crashed shortly after taking off in heavy rain.
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Even bombers taking off from European bases could take hours to reach their ground zeroes.
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We are taking off our bedroom slippers and we are putting on our marching shoes.
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You had gay art and straight kids taking off the shackles of the Eisenhower years.
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When Founders Fund helped fund Airbnb in 213, its international growth had begun taking off.
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The technology emerged at a time when cloud computing was taking off in enterprise tech.
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Once you stop taking off your shoes in airports, you want to keep them on.
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Restaurants, cinemas and other retail spaces are closed, and airlines have basically stopped taking off.
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On the other hand, it also helped keep the Warriors from taking off in transition.
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The fact is, you can be a Bra Girl without even taking off your shirt.
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The split-screen camera showed Fugate taking off his microphone as he made the remarks.
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Alfred's rap career as Paper Boi is either taking off or stuck on the runway.
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Monetary policy could have been looser, and hence growth faster, without price pressures taking off.
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The helicopter lost contact with base 13 minutes after taking off, at 8:07 a.m.
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Assets declined from 2007 to 2008 as investors pulled out, but then began taking off.
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WM: So, I mean, this was the Dave Chappelle that was taking off in 2000.
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The plane was delayed for an hour at the airport in Tehran before taking off.
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Here's some progress: It looks like Paul Ryan is taking off his CBO green eyeshades.
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The two smiled as they posed for pictures with their fellow runners before taking off.
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The Nairobi, Kenya-bound plane went down within minutes of taking off from Addis Ababa.
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Mr. Teicher, whose career is now taking off, might seem in line to take over.
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No spoilers, but it seems like Midge's career as a comedian is truly taking off.
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One of these solutions could be Amazon Alexa, which is taking off in health care.
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"This is why distributed ledger technology is taking off," Och said on "Closing Bell " Wednesday.
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The eight-passenger aircraft was taking off from the airport when it crashed, Benoit said.
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This rehearsal included fully fueling the rocket; next time that happens, it'll be taking off.
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In the world of commercial aviation, electric aircraft are likely to be taking off shortly.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe, meanwhile, came along as the Chinese cinema business was taking off.
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"I'm taking off work when R Kelly goes to jail," writer David Dennis Jr. tweeted.
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When it kicked on, it sounded like a jet was taking off in the closet.
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In October, Lion Air Flight 610 crashed just minutes after taking off from Jakarta, Indonesia.
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DC: Twitter, podcasting of course is really taking off again, it's had this amazing resurgence.
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Patton's taking off into the sky, and she wants you to know that feeling, too.
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Mr. Trump stood in the center, never taking off his overcoat, using a hand-held microphone.
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The cover design of features a rocket taking off, which appeals to Kate's aerospace engineer sentiment.
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It was just a bad year in general for me as far as people taking off.
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Taking off on rescue plane back to Newark after almost 19 hours stranded in Goose Bay.
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After taking off those jeans, what Lorelai really wants is for Emily to mourn, really mourn.
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"An hour and a half in, people are taking off their clothes, fanning themselves," she says.
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Once past the barriers of batteries, engines and design, these planes will soon be taking off.
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She kissed the back of his head and sat on the bed, taking off her shoes.
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You can look at Twitter within two minutes and know if your tweet is taking off.
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But Souq apart, high barriers to trade have prevented e-commerce more generally from taking off.
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It wasn't long ago that North West's career as a young beauty influencer was taking off.
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ET, after taking off from nearby DeKalb-Peachtree Airport, Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said.
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Even though she came in third place, her post-ANTM career seemed to be taking off.
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Feature A new approach to self-improvement is taking off in Silicon Valley: cold, hard rationality.
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"Taking off on a secret journey, my mom is surprising us all," Kourtney said on Snapchat.
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Moreover, tours represented 26 percent of all flights taking off from Manhattan's three city-owned heliports.
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The aircraft, a Piper PA-28, went down shortly after taking off around 10:30 a.m.
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"5G is taking off faster than earlier anticipated," CEO Börje Ekholm said in an earnings statement.
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There's even a built-in mic, so you can take calls without taking off your hat.
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The Swedish firm said demand for superfast 0.183G networks was taking off more quickly than expected.
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The first direct presidential election took place in 1996, just as the internet was taking off.
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MH370 initially disappeared on March 8, 2014, after taking off from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, toward Beijing.
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But now that her acting career is taking off, Evans' family is being "sweet" and supportive.
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If this technology ends up taking off, the infrastructure of the future might literally be alive.
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The company went public right as Instagram's growth was taking off by copying Snapchat's Stories feature.
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They got $14 million Series A 12 months ago and have been taking off ever since.
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His movie career's taking off, which could make it tough for producers to get him onboard.
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The flight path is programmable, with the drone taking off and landing at pre-set targets.
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We'll look at footage of the lunar module taking off from the surface of the moon.
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Live broadcasting is taking off thanks to the advent of Twitter-owned Periscope and Facebook Live.
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I had scissors in my hand, as I was taking off the wrapping on my ankles.
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"While worldwide flooding is expected, we should be taking off before the rain begins," it says.
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Drones must also have their weight, maximum altitude, and place of manufacture registered before taking off.
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While Miles's NBA career may be long gone, his storytelling career should just be taking off.
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Caleb sold his software company to Lucas (Brendan Robinson) and Hanna's fashion line is taking off.
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The Khmeimim airbase near the Syrian port of Latakia hums with fighters and bombers taking off.
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No need to deal with all that pesky putting on and taking off of a blanket!
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Moz is also known for his great love of pop iconography and taking off his shirt.
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The first Max flight took place in January 2016, taking off from Boeing's facility at Renton.
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Being a YouTuber wasn't a career path at the time that Hart's videos started taking off.
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He wanted to know why all the passengers going through security were taking off their shoes.
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The flip side of the coin includes Air Force One taking off over the White House.
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The plane, a Cessna 340, was taking off from Bartow Municipal Airport just after 7 a.m.
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After reviewing the video, Judd said no one should have been taking off in that weather.
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This plane, like any other taking off from the United States, must follow federal safety regulations.
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With nearly everyone taking off the next day, Thanksgiving Eve is basically Friday night times three.
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I dream of taking off and leaving every problem behind, but I know it won't help.
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The accident happened as the jet was taking off for a flight display at the airshow.
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Soon after taking off, they told the pilot the real plan and disconnected his radio equipment.
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He sees other chain restaurants taking off in Hong Kong and China and he loves it.
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They could hear jets taking off and landing and the sound of soldiers' voices in unison.
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How many people who aren't working can still be drawn into employment without inflation taking off?
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STEVEN MNUCHIN: There are things that the Chinese have asked for besides taking off the tariffs.
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"Can you imagine taking off your life jacket and giving it to someone else?" he said.
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I mean, I was so ... And, so were the people taking off my mic and stuff.
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"They just seemed to be searching him and taking off articles of clothing," Mr. Rodriguez said.
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The fewer flights you take, the less taking off and landing you'll have to do, so . . .
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Taking off my phone case when I get home and vigorously scrubbing it in the sink.
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Before Karamo Brown puts on his dancing shoes, he's taking off the rest of his clothes!
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We were really committed to taking off, so we're going to go ahead and take off.
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I finally arrived at the airport right around the time my original flight was taking off.
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The rumble of the buildings coming down was like a thousand jets taking off at once.
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The base was damaged, but Syrian warplanes were again taking off from there a day later.
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The Boeing 737-85033, belonging to Ukraine International Airlines, crashed shortly after taking off from Tehran.
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The Boeing 28503-22020, belonging to Ukraine International Airlines, crashed shortly after taking off from Tehran.
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Once inside, O'Brien, taking off her coat, described that exchange to Clare Reihill, the foundation's director.
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Taking off her wig—that is the show's most famous moment, and it is all hers.
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When she tried taking off the glove of her writing hand, she was spotted and threatened.
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Not far away, David Angelo, 22, looked over his shoulders before slowly taking off his shirt.
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I would definitely want to get here in time to watch a film before taking off.
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I remember sitting in the forest and taking off my helmet and feeling this burning pain.
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The problem for McConnell is that the alternative doesn't seem to be taking off either. Sen.
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He scowled and mocked the crowd's hostility, flashing an impudent finger and taking off his pants.
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Klobuchar, who may be taking off in states that will reap dividends months down the road.
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Flight-data tracking site Flightradar24 showed the airplane plunged at a high speed shortly after taking off.
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And it's in these communities — from New York to Washington — where the virus has been taking off.
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The second class started out the same way, until he resigned himself to taking off his prosthetics.
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It's capable of taking off from and landing on many different surfaces including water, sand and ice.
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"He got onto the runway, went down the runway, started taking off," witness Peter Drake told KDFW.
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Not unlike his new U.S. spy rocket, Elon Musk's relationship with Amber Heard is really taking off.
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The plane crashed into the Java Sea 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta, Lion Air said.
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It was so crowded and hot, people began taking off their shirts, and the circuit was born.
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The woman drove her vehicle into Nguyen and dragged her briefly behind the car before taking off.
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At Voxel, Smith said that he grew up in hosting just as the cloud started taking off.
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And to celebrate all of that, this podcast is taking off the first two weeks of 2019.
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TAKING OFF her veil, Fatou (not her real name) begins to wrap her dead child in cloth.
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"That means that although the economy is taking off again, growth is still too timid," she said.
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The loudest journey through central London reaches a peak of 109dB, equivalent to a helicopter taking off.
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We saw at least six SU-35 with several taking off on missions at the Hmeymim airbase.
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You can disable noise cancellation or even hear what's happening around you without taking off your headphones.
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But even with their romance taking off, the actors refused to address their relationship to the media.
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A surprising number of businesses continue the long-established practice of collectively taking off July or August.
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A plane crashed soon after taking off from Moscow's Domodedovo airport, killing all 71 people on board.
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"The last three games we were taking (off) periods of the game," Wizards coach Randy Wittman said.
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We're not the only ones who have champagne taste when it comes to taking off our makeup.
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He speculated that seasonality of employees taking off for the summer, especially in technology, could behind it.
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In Cuba a plane crashed shortly after taking off from Havana airport, killing 111 people on board.
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Writing, computer programming, and when I had permission – taking off my clothes in front of another person.
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The airline is taking off by offering $46 medium-haul flights from Paris starting on December 1.
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But by midmorning, stocks were taking off on hopes for more cuts, but turned lower by midafternoon.
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It said the Antonov An-12 plane had crashed after taking off from Dwyer airport in Afghanistan.
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The opposition activist group Homs Media Center reportedly saw aircraft taking off and landing at the base.
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Kate, 34, followed her husband's lead in taking off her sunglasses before smiling warmly for the cameras.
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When she said she couldn't, four officers started taking off their gear to jump in after her.
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After taking off your shoes and socks and scratching your feet, the fungus gets on your fingers.
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Live streaming is taking off in China, but foreigners won't be able to join in the fun.
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Citing flight data, tracking website Flightradar24 tweeted that the plane experienced unstable vertical speed after taking off.
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Business is taking off and I think we are in the middle of a bull market here.
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In 2014, two pilots died after crashing into the water shortly after taking off from the airport.
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Two minutes after taking off from LaGuardia airport, the plane ran into the flock of Canada geese.
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With a variety of pioneering companies competing to launch humans into space, lunar exploration is taking off.
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Photogs snapped Selena as she got into a waiting SUV before taking off from Justin Bieber's pad.
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Egyptian military footage of pilots being briefed and war planes taking off was shown on state television.
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The call sparked outrage among social media users everywhere — now, the boy's lawn service is taking off.
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Unlike in the first debate, Trump shined by appealing to his base and taking off the gloves.
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The plane rerouted to Dulles International Airport after taking off from LaGuardia Airport in Queens, New York.
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Regularly scheduled flights are taking off, and now you too can book a room there through Airbnb.
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I just looked at this woman taking off her clothes and asked myself, when will it end?
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And with no sign inflation is taking off, there is nothing to force the Riksbank to act.
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And this might just be a me issue, but I do have trouble taking off the boots.
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In the original, Lady receives help taking off her muzzle from a friendly beaver in the zoo.
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Family members everywhere worry about loved ones with dementia or Alzheimer's suddenly taking off on their own.
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While Taco Bell has had tremendous success at home, the company has had trouble taking off abroad.
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But for Prime Day Amazon is taking off 70%, meaning you can get it for only $23.88.
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After taking off again, it was in the skies above the city of Dniprodzerzhynsk that tragedy struck.
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But the show has one huge anchor of a problem that keeps it from truly taking off.
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ET after taking off from the nearby DeKalb-Peachtree Airport, Federal Aviation Administration spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said.
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Mumbai's international airport straddles the Mithi; you can see the planes taking off from Ms. Kasurde's street.
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But certain beauty looks have been taking off in some areas of the globe more than others.
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Shortly after taking off, however, the pilot changed course, apparently intending to go back to the heliport.
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She then landed a part in a Milos Forman movie, "Taking Off," whose screenwriters included John Guare.
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It's the linguistic equivalent of taking off your uncomfortable work shoes and pulling on your favorite sneakers.
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But DeLanghe says usage was up even before the recent work from home trend began taking off.
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How it started "Love is Quarantine" is not even a week in, but it's quickly taking off.
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Agnes Martin suffered from schizophrenia and moved to New Mexico just as her career started taking off.
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The airplane carrying him home was shot down after taking off from Bucharest, Romania, killing everyone aboard.
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Season 2 comes to a close with Jim Brockmire (Hank Azaria) taking off on yet another bender.
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He had studied theater at Howard University with Taraji P. Henson, whose career was then taking off.
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He looks like he's about to put on — or just finished taking off — a cable-knit sweater.
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She was nineteen, it was August, she was drunk, and she felt like taking off her clothes.
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The first crewed flights of NASA&aposs commercial program were supposed to start taking off around 2015.
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All you know is that you are seeing the early signs of a viral brand taking off.
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A Ukrainian airplane crashed shortly after taking off in Iran on Tuesday, killing all 176 passengers onboard.
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Records were set for scorching heat across the southwest, preventing airplanes from taking off and endangering lives.
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After taking off, made dramatic loops in the air before it crashed, video shot by onlookers showed.
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Media reports said the plane disappeared from radar screens 50 minutes after taking off from Mehrabad airport.
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She tried to appease him by taking off one pair of tights and letting him massage her.
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And it was the first time that I saw the #MeToo hashtag really taking off in earnest.
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Sometimes taking off your sports bra can feel more like a workout than your actual sweat session.
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So, what is it about touching down that makes it so much more dangerous than taking off?
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Why is she taking off her underwear for the lovemaking scene while the guy keeps his on?
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It feels like taking off and landing from a plane over and over for half an hour.
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This campaign is taking off, and I believe we're going to do well from this point on.
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The men were quiet amid the hum of a window AC unit and those planes taking off.
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Others, including smartwatches, realtime voice translation, MOOCs, and the internet of things, are just taking off now.
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It's about taking off the social blinders that make it easier to overlook violence, rather than confront it.
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Alternatively, this sequence could also indicate that Sam passed away in Micah's arms after taking off her mask.
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Pepe, you'll recall, is a cartoon frog that initially became famous for taking off his pants to pee.
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Good for Gayle for standing up to her pal and not immediately taking off her circus-esque necklace.
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Things really started taking off in 2011 with the release of WeChat and Tencent's acquisition of Riot Games.
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After taking off my pants and makeup (hello, 30), I make dinner while listening to My Favorite Murder.
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When his airline Virgin Atlantic was taking off, for example, it faced fierce competition from rival British Airways.
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"I was taking off after the defenseman shot it and (Panarin) put it on my stick," Kane said.
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The Elysee presidential palace did not specify where the planes were taking off and provided no further details.
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That airport was due to close Friday night with the last flight taking off at 7:45 p.m.
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In 215, nontourist flights accounted for merely 230,21 of the 2500,23 flights taking off from the downtown heliport.
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Cycling accounts for 98 percent of the company's business at the moment, and running is just taking off.
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But when WeRateDogs started taking off, Pippin's owners got in touch with him, and a special relationship blossomed.
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Despite the positive response, Joseph says he didn't anticipate his tweetstorm taking off the way that it did.
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As he got older and social media started taking off, Green found himself building a country music career.
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Staff strikes, mechanical problems, and passenger misbehavior are also common reasons keeping you from taking off on schedule.
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However, because of a 10-minute delay, the flight didn't end up taking off until 12:05 a.m.
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Shortly after taking off, the helicopter issued a distress signal, before disappearing from the radar, added the statement.
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A plane crashed after taking off from Jose Marti International Airport in Havana on Friday, May 18, 2018.
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As he walked a few steps away, it ended up jumping back up and taking off on him.
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Lion Air Flight 610 crashed into the Java Sea in Indonesia in October after taking off from Jakarta.
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I remember him taking off his robe and the next thing I knew he was inside of me.
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Finding an item you simply can't imagine taking off may be the best possible outcome of any purchase.
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Paul Ryan probably did Trump the biggest favor by taking off the "shackles" and letting Trump be Trump.
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The jet-powered mothership Eve lifted the spacecraft Unity, taking off from the Mojave Air and Space Port.
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When I started, it was the point at which they were just taking off like a rocket ship.
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We see a young audience off on the adventures of their lives, then another audience taking off again.
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We're told the prowler was seen messing with the security cams before triggering the alarm ... then taking off.
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In fact, part of her new memoir will be about taking off from the craziness of her life.
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It's why Franklin D. Roosevelt helped create the FCC in 1934 just when electronic communications were taking off.
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She could take down the prop planes taking off above her if given the right—or wrong—driver.
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Planes have since started taking off again, but not before wreaking havoc on travel plans around the globe.
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That is a little lower than the level of a fighter jet taking off from an aircraft carrier.
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Lion Air Flight 610 crashed shortly after taking off from the Indonesian capital of Jakarta on October 29.
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But then Peloton's pricey cycles started taking off with at-home exercisers, and Eldeeb figured it could work.
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However, it won't be taking off from SpaceX's pad at Launch Complex 40 — the site of the explosion.
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Mr. Musallam said that the jet had shown no sign of technical problems before taking off from Paris.
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"About 15 minutes after taking off, I suddenly heard strong shouts and felt movements behind me," he said.
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"The force of the landing and taking off and the kickback is the dangerous part," Mr. Clowdus said.
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I wrote about Australia's plans to start plain packaging in 2012, but now the idea is taking off.
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While this book can be enjoyed by all ages, adult coloring is taking off in a huge way.
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But as for how many cars these services are taking off the road, that's still a question mark.
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Some of them were very crude prototypes that I could never imagine taking off in any meaningful way.
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"You leave, just like eeeeeeeeveryone else," and made the upwards hand motion to signify a plane taking off.
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By the time her husband returned from the war, her career as a model had started taking off.
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When she returned, she began pursuing leads on Mr. Freeman just as the #MeToo movement started taking off.
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Sometimes we'll be on a flight taking off, and the impulse is, 'What city were we just in?
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The real story here is that Democratic enthusiasm has been taking off in special elections across the country.
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You'll be chitchatting with somebody and mention that you're taking off to the beach for a few days.
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It's partly thanks to that same movement, though, that the nascent field of intimacy direction is taking off.
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Flight ET302 crashed six minutes after taking off from Addis Adiba Sunday morning on its way to Nairobi.
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"If it ends up taking off," he said, "then I'll have my own product that I can market."
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Imagine, if you will, that "innovation" really started taking off and becoming the basis for bipartisan climate policy.
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In October, Lion Air Flight 610 crashed just minutes after taking off from Jakarta, Indonesia, killing 189 people.
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As it turns out, the Saudi government strictly prohibits women in public from ever taking off their niqabs.
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Plus, this is a time when health care costs are rising and private insurance is really taking off.
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She tended to all her own weaknesses, briskly removing her own underwear but never taking off her watch.
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Sunday, March 10 Ethiopian Airlines crash An Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed minutes after taking off from Addis Ababa.
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Cover: File photo dated 07/02/20 of a British Airways 747 plane taking off at Heathrow Airport.
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A: I realized like if he was taking off his shirt that in his head — MS. ROTUNNO: Objection.
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The actress caught her big break when she was cast as a singer in the film "Taking Off."
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Publicly available flight data showed several flights taking off that day and Flight 752 following its predetermined route.
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Flight PS 752 was bound for Kiev, Ukraine, but lost contact two minutes after taking off, FlightRadar24 recorded.
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Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 crashed outside the Iranian capital of Tehran on Wednesday shortly after taking off.
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Digital advances are opening the way for new power providers and traders, while electric cars are taking off.
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The aircraft disappeared shortly after taking off late on Monday from the southern Chilean city of Punta Arenas.
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It takes a bit longer for the other drawback of taking off the toe shoes to sink in.
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Taking off in this car really feels like actually "taking off," and if you don't involuntarily giggle from pure excitement the first time you experience its acceleration at its best, you're made of stronger stuff than I. With a price as tested north of $150,000, it's not the car for everyone.
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Being able to switch in and out of VR without taking off the headset is a super convenient feature.
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"Like everyone else I'm shocked," said Jenkins, the florist, taking off her glasses to wipe tears from her face.
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Hillary Clinton's 22-year-old nephew found his own way of changing the world: by taking off his shirt.
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Many fled, some of them taking off their T-shirts that bore anti-corruption slogans as they ran away.
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It broadcast images of fighter jets taking off from the carrier, firing missiles and destroying a target at sea.
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I'm all for hospitality, but no one should feel so much at home that they're taking off their clothes.
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"Don't worry, I have another pair of pants," Regan said, taking off his shoes and socks and jumping overboard.
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As I've progressed, it's been about taking off years, and enhancing things like my butt and boobs and lips.
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I fought to stay focused as the actress began taking off her clothes and helped me to remove mine.
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If this had happened to a plane after taking off from JFK, for example, Hollywood would already be calling.
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First, they began by taking off all the makeup on their faces with the Kylie Skin Makeup Removing Wipes.
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Furthermore, the careers of founders Krista Suh and Jayne Zweiman are likely to benefit from their idea taking off.
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"Taking off with my two little ones!" she wrote in a post of the cute crew at the airport.
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The authority suspended all operations, "flying, landing and taking off" of these models of aircrafts over the Algerian airspace.
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In grand style, the plane dubbed "The Panda Express" is taking off later Tuesday with Bow Bow on board.
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But policing what's taking off and trending as it relates to the news of the day is another matter.
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That movie, his first American feature, a youth comedy called "Taking Off," was released by Universal Pictures in 1971.
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Virtual reality is taking off with a number of electronics makers from Samsung to HTC all releasing headsets recently.
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Zuckerberg says this time around, he'll be making use of that policy instead of taking off two months straight.
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There are roughly 39 acceptable ways one can argue that a particular presidential candidate is taking off or tanking.
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But as social networks began taking off, users gradually started to leave for bigger platforms like Tumblr and Instagram.
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The plane, a Piper PA-28, crashed into a townhome complex shortly after taking off in an Atlanta suburb.
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What was the tipping point for the Amazon Echo and what's next now that the platform is taking off?
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Cannabis tourism and events are taking off, too, with weekend retreats, art gatherings, and even "puff" pastry cooking classes.
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The clean and natural beauty revolution is taking off, and beauty retail giant Bluemercury is joining in on it.
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Throughout 2800, just as XXXTentacion's career in rap was taking off, he was charged with the crimes listed above.
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That's fairly standard in the investment world, but new to Southeast Asia, where growth funds are just taking off.
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Before even stepping onstage, Borstein, 47, expressed her excitement by getting up, shimmying and taking off her matching jacket.
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Experts suggest that engineering and regulatory hindrances may prevent flying cars from ever taking off in a meaningful way.
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"There's a big opportunity here in Asia especially as the e-commerce is really taking off worldwide," he said.
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Now, Whisper is taking off the covers on its new AI service to bring Whisper content to other publications.
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Gadot's career was just taking off, with a role in the Fast & Furious franchise, when she became a mom.
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She's also that friend who understands that taking off your pants definitely means you aren't leaving the house again.
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A private space race is taking off, opening new pathways to orbit while sparking a burst of technological innovation.
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One key aspect keeping citizen engagement and development from taking off is a lack of intuitive experience design tools.
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The ambulances ran back and forth all night and helicopters were taking off all night long off the promenade.
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That inflation does not appear to be taking off is also making economists more comfortable with strong wage gains.
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Instead of taking off-the-rack clothes to the tailor, what if she could buy her clothes tailor-made?
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From his hotel room window, which faced the Mandalay Bay, he had seen planes taking off over the hotel.
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Trouble started brewing for the women on May 30th, less than a month after first taking off from Hawaii.
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Body art was taking off and I think Ana was attracted to it because of the physicality of it.
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Boeing transferred 2700,216 pounds of fuel from one plane to another after taking off from Boeing Field, near Seattle.
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He went on with his "massage", first taking off her jeans, then her underwear, before touching her private parts.
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For her part, Handley says her employees must justify the trip's location and clarify their aims before taking off.
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Now Facebook has copied Stories into all of its apps, and at least one of them is taking off.
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By the time the wheels retract, lifting the train off the tracks, it feels like a plane taking off.
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Mom sits there, watches, and doesn't stop her kid from taking off his pants and pooping on the seat.
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So Lamyaa texted her father, who lives in Saudi Arabia, asking his thoughts on her taking off her hijab.
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Beau looked for Stassi among her guests, only to learn she'd gone downstairs and begun taking off her makeup.
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This is cost-effective and sensible for most people, which is why it seems to be taking off recently.
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Zuckerberg and Gates both dropped out of Harvard when their respective tech companies, Facebook and Microsoft, started taking off.
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Taking off By contrast, Ethiopian Airlines is one of the fastest-growing and most profitable carriers on the continent.
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With conversations about gender taking off more candidly than ever before, it's important that certain people lead that conversation.
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At the same time, fast food delivery has been taking off, but we're still eating the same thing: meat.
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Other photos released by SpaceX show closer, more detailed views of the Falcon 9 rocket taking off and landing.
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It's a very clever idea and as vinyl increases in artisanal popularity I could definitely see this taking off.
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It was not immediately clear what caused the Boeing 737-200 to suddenly crash as it was taking off.
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Five months earlier, a Lion Air flight — also a 22019 Max 8 plane — crashed after taking off from Indonesia.
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Now, although it has so far been licensed in only about half a dozen countries, it is taking off.
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The BFR is shown taking off from and landing back at Launch Pad 39A at the Kennedy Space Center.
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Now, "rise and shine" is taking off on social media, with people creating remixes and ringtones of Jenner singing.
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But the term itself made some execs anxious when the craze first started taking off, The Hollywood Reporter wrote.
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Before taking off, airline officials said, Russell used a vehicle known as a pushback tractor to move the plane.
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Less than a year later, another flight crashed into a river shortly after taking off from Taipei's Songshan airport.
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It flies, beating its wings for propulsion much as it would if it were taking off into the air.
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The plane crashed shortly after taking off from the Boufarik air base, between Algiers and the city of Blida.
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But policing what's taking off and trending as it relates to the news of the day is another matter.
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"Jaxx really started taking off over the past months, and that's really where my passion is," Di Iorio said.
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They are taking off electrical and light plates, as well as the light fixtures, checking inside for hidden treasures.
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"We've been around for about ten years, but the company started taking off about two years ago," says Donato.
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French player Alizé Cornet was penalized earlier in the tournament for briefly taking off her shirt on the court.
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After that, she'll start taking off her clothes, with the same continual questions to make sure they're still comfortable.
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With a full band and a sizeable string section, the nine-minute set felt professional without ever taking off.
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The crew is part of the 69th Expeditionary Bomb Squadron and was taking off on a routine training mission.
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CNBC reported that while JetBlue flights are still taking off, there would be some delays and cancellations, and Boston.
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These ought to be prime years of careers taking off and starting families, before joints really begin to ache.
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The pilot of the Lion Air flight had also asked to return not along after taking off from Jakarta.
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Doctors will also be examining Ireland for additional infection and if need be, taking off more skin, she said.
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Eventually, the 2 women are separated and Minnie yells, "I ain't no bitch, bitch!" before taking off with Mickey.
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"I'm the person who is back in the changing room when they're taking off their clothes, frankly," she says.
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Cheers erupted from the audience for Mr. Trump, with some audience members taking off their caps and waving them.
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That's because taking off burns a lot of fuel, and on shorter flights, that fuel use becomes relatively larger.
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In 2010, a Rolls-Royce engine on a Qantas A380 suffered mid-air damage after taking off in Singapore.
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The simplicity of the app, at a time when smartphones were taking off, set Tinder on an upward trajectory.
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One of the weirdest trends of the year that I expected to die before taking off has ...taken off.
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The A380 made its first commercial flight in 2007, taking off into the teeth of the global financial crisis.
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Before taking off last week, he promised to one day make enough money to buy her a washing machine.
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Lion Air Flight 610 crashed into the Java Sea in Indonesia on October 7373 after taking off from Jakarta.
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If subscriptions keep taking off, it won't just mean that some of your favorite creators will survive the internet.
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Lion Air Flight 610 crashed into the Java Sea in Indonesia on October 29 after taking off from Jakarta.
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According to a 2010 report from NASA, about 25 percent of airplane emissions come from landing and taking off.
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He dropped out of the Democratic primary last month, but now the hashtag #YangWasRight is taking off on Twitter.
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Then TRUMP bombs ASSAD's airstrip, but in 24 hours Syrian warplanes are taking off and bombing and landing again.
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"Ending that kind of strictly imposed landscape maintenance on a lawn is like taking off the corset," she said.
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"I'm frightened to death of mosquitoes," he said, shortly before taking off his shirt and disappearing into a dancing mob.
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While the first three movies took place in New York, the spinoff filmed in London before taking off to Morocco.
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"Just as [Eden was] taking off I [saw] something out of the corner of my eye," Chris wrote on Facebook.
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"Taking off on rescue plane back to Newark after almost 19 hours stranded in Goose Bay," Dutt wrote on Twitter.
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Snap has investors hoping that the IPO market may finally be taking off, after a virtually lost year in 2016.
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The plane went down Saturday morning near Harbes Family Farm in Mattituck after taking off from Long Island MacArthur Airport.
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" He praised "the terrible significance of their elections -- the President's taking off his hat to them, not they to him.
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Although the first three movies take place in New York, the spinoff filmed in London before taking off to Morocco.
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The plane will be taking off shortly for Helsinki, Finland for tomorrow&aposs much anticipated sit down with Vladimir Putin.
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The 45-year-old pilot, Mark Davies, and his wife, Janet, did not file a flight plan before taking off.
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As you all know, Julie's husband is in the news and she's taking off time to be with her family.
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With a secret project in the works and Insecure taking off, Rae should be able to reach these dreams easily.
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Having dynamic dashboards can help you be more reactive and understand why a specific product is taking off, for example.
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Aaron Traywick was taking off his pants because, he explained to his audience, he needed access to his thigh muscles.
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That was enough to throw enough sand in Buttigieg's gears and keep him from completely taking off in New Hampshire.
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Though the landing seemed complete, the plane looked slightly askew on the runway and continued forward before taking off again.
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Luckily, Cristine used a peel-off basecoat, which made taking off the whole shebang slightly easier than putting it on.
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In that crash as well as the Ethiopian Airlines disaster, pilots lost control of the planes soon after taking off.
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The Hitachi Magic Wand, first released in the 1970s, plugs into the wall and sounds like a plane taking off.
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The teen testified he had declined drugs offered by "an older dude" before taking off the jacket to play basketball.
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Around the time that Disney started working on its town-building project, a movement called new urbanism was taking off.
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Experts suggest that engineering and regulatory hindrances will likely prevent flying cars from ever taking off in a meaningful way.
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At first, she says, she didn't remember taking off her necklace and putting it into her purse for safe-keeping.
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Just five months before, in October, a Lion Air flight taking off from Jakarta, Indonesia, crashed, killing all 189 passengers.
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My Muslim friends and family worried about being harassed or attacked; some women I knew considered taking off their hijabs.
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"It sounds awesome but it almost it conjures up an image of things taking off from the ground," Erlich said.
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Drone racing is taking off (literally), and Matus wants to be on the forefront of the consumerization of drone technology.
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The data insights is a huge part of why this trend is taking off, and you'll see more of it.
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Flight MH370 disappeared with 239 passengers and crew on board, shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur bound for Beijing.
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At that particular time, Will's career was just taking off and somebody has to hold the fort down at home.
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" Adds Copetas: "Paul was more angry about them taking off his ear than he was psychologically traumatized by the kidnapping.
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Jose Ortega has been to Trump's star twice in 4 days, both times bending down, drawing swastikas and taking off.
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Taking off is achieved by dragging up a round white button labeled on the drone's full-screen live camera feed.
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Experts suggest that engineering and regulatory hindrances may seriously hinder flying cars from ever taking off in a meaningful way.
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Authorities said Williams went to Boren's home nearby, confiscated his guns and shot him before taking off with his vehicle.
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"He even tried taking off his favorite hat that he was wearing and wanted to donate that too," Melissa said.
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Another part of the video shows a US military Blackhawk helicopter landing and taking off, as another aircraft circles nearby.
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Upstairs, the Pointing 2 girls were taking off their pointe shoes and getting ready to go home at 5 p.m.
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Most of the mods for The Witcher 3 deal with the women—taking off their clothes, enhancing their breasts, etc.
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The plane, with 23.1 people on board, lost contact 24.7 minutes after taking off from the coastal town of Myeik.
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The plane went down in Sutter County shortly after taking off from Beale Air Force Base for a training mission.
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Subscribing to the night life is a model that appears to be taking off, as competing apps also gain traction.
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If the burn is severe, a doctor will have to debride the wound, taking off any dead tissue, Caffrey said.
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A man taking off into the air at the free-throw line or somewhere beyond it, hurtling toward the basket.
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The scheme appears to be taking off: out of the 49 students in the trial, 13 have applied for loans.
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Details: The plane disappeared from radar soon after taking off from Domodedovo Airport in Moscow and crashed shortly after that.
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It sounds like 2000 or 20 jets taking off from your backyard at the same time, he told the affiliate.
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I've since put on a lot of healthy weight and feel more comfortable taking off my shirt at the beach.
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We might have to get a Drew emoji going pretty soon considering how much it seems to be taking off.
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It is a blessed relief, like taking off a shoe that is cutting into a tender part of your foot.
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Controllers will likely increase the distance between planes while they are flying and when they are taking off and landing.
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That is when the YouTube channel really started taking off, and I have been posting daily Rocket League videos since.
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One guy proved to me that he was Jewish by taking off his hat and showing me his curly hair.
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Arbitrarily capping access to these steel supplies will potentially choke off America's oil boom just as it's really taking off.
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Floating solar projects are taking off in Asia for a few reasons: high population density and competition for available land.
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And running it she is — things are really taking off, now that the shop has instituted an anti-hipster policy.
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Did you see a before-and-after effect with the stories that you were publishing as #MeToo was taking off?
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His career was taking off under Mike D'Antoni, who promoted him to the starting lineup early in his second season.
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The video shows two F-117s taking off in sequence as Night (or Knight — 9th FS callsign) 17 and 19.
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No drugs were found on him during a strip search that Mr. Cordero said involved him taking off his underwear.
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He found a new store (on Broome Street), borrowed money from friends and opened just as Instagram was taking off.
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In Minnesota, Shelly Anderson has noticed the idea taking off in her neighborhood as well with multiple pantries opening up.
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Two pilots will be on every flight, and passengers will be shown a 90-second safety video before taking off.
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An infinity pool, with a bird's-eye view of planes taking off and landing, occupies the rooftop of one tower.
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A few bird species, like Western grebes, eiders and mallards run along the water as a prelude to taking off.
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Just five months before, in October, a Lion Air flight taking off from Jakarta, Indonesia, crashed, killing all 7377 passengers.
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But that didn't stop the hashtag #MelaniaLovesTrudeau from taking off on Twitter, with many cracking jokes at the Trumps' expense.
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The Riverside officer tased Walters twice, Biehl said, but that didn't stop the suspect from taking off in the cruiser.
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The data released by FlightRadar22 showed Monday's flight taking off and initially ascending to what would be a normal altitude.
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I was delighted to speak recently with the thoughtful young soprano Pretty Yende, whose international career has been taking off.
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I don't feel like taking off my coat and scarf but it's really warm which is making me feel queasy.
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"There are memes that are taking off about traditional talent where the talent are becoming insanely culturally relevant," Ostrow said.
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But by 1999, China was taking off economically and leaders were eager to show their country's newfound wealth and might.
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The airport is small but busy, with single-engine planes to luxurious corporate jets landing and taking off every day.
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Then came Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302, which crashed and killed 157 in March shortly after taking off from Addis Ababa.
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Other measures suggest the same thing, as our colleagues at The Upshot report: The economy seems to be taking off.
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In the first book, "Vanisher's Island," we meet the twins Stig and Tilde, who are taking off in a motorboat.
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Shuster tells us Mike's crew believes he may have blacked out with the rocket taking off at around 500 MPH.
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The airplane carrying 176 people crashed on Wednesday shortly after taking off from Tehran's main airport, killing all on board.
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Kaia Gerber let loose ... taking off her black blazer and opting for a more comfy yet still alluring black dress.
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It wasn't bringing in any revenue, but social media was just taking off and I thought the potential was huge.
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Two years ago, at the insistence of his wife, Faye Lee Sit, he started taking off one day a week.
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The helicopter had to turn back after the pilots learned that Egyptian jets were taking off, perhaps to intercept them.
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Nine people were killed and three others injured after a plane crashed shortly after taking off from Chamberlain, South Dakota.
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The passenger jet crashed into a residential neighborhood in the city of Goma while taking off from the nearby airport.
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The caption said it showed the two men before taking off for the United States from Saarbruecken, Germany, on Friday.
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A Navy official told Fox News that a T-45 jet was missing after taking off from Mississippi earlier Sunday.
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The passenger jet crashed into a residential neighbourhood in the city of Goma while taking off from the nearby airport.
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Sources in the investigation committee have said the EgyptAir jet did not show technical problems before taking off from Paris.
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The NTSB said after taking off from the heliport McCormack had radioed that he did not know where he was.
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Before taking off, he held a question-and-answer session with reporters that was remarkably vitriolic, even by his standards.
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Even Smith, who&aposs not known for taking off at will, scrambled for a season-best 56 yards on the Redskins.
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The phrase is taking off as a hashtag on Instagram, with almost 1,500 people posting their own photos of their #hipdips.
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In a statement, the army said the AS 532 Cougar had crashed shortly after taking off around 1855 GMT on Wednesday.
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The plane plunged into the sea minutes after taking off from Jakarta and all 189 people on board are believed dead.
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A teaser for Monday night's episode shows the business-owner, 24, taking off her bikini top in front of the bachelor.
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I remember in high school, in a predominantly white school, getting the looks, getting in fights, kids taking off your hijab.
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A sharp jump in yields on signs that inflation is taking off could be painful for bond investors and hurt savers.
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Check-in automation is also taking off with easy to use kiosks, and more automated baggage drops due to be installed.
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The man was wearing a black hooded sweatshirt and dark-colored pants and was seen taking off and unlacing his shoes.
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The flight landed safely at approximately 8:210am ET this morning after taking off from Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.
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Little wonder Eagle's 85-person, Boston-based outfit seems to be taking off fast, even while it's not a young company.
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Jimmy wanted only to gain Chuck's approval, until he learned his big brother was singlehandedly preventing his career from taking off.
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But just as sales should be taking off, two key drone manufacturers are struggling to get their products out the door.
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But what scared me was in that moment — how would another woman who doesn't feel comfortable taking off her headscarf feel?
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Caption contest Vladimir Putin turned 67 today, and apparently that's the age when you stop taking off your shirt for pictures.
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A passenger plane carrying 71 people crashed shortly after taking off from an airport outside Moscow on Sunday, according to reports.
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Reinking fled the Waffle House, also taking off his jacket, which was recovered along with two magazines of AR-15 ammunition.
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But before taking off, it might make sense to speak with a tax professional who can help you on your way.
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The Messaging Advantage Web chat is not a new thing in customer care, but it has had some trouble taking off.
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You're doing two screens with a hinge, and you think a year from now, it's actually going to start taking off.
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That's why Houseparty is taking off with people under the age of 24, who make up over 60% of its users.
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Also if there's a travel ban, that means that planes and ships carrying things to other countries are not taking off.
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But when there's a change in pressure, like when you're taking off in an airplane, the air inside the tube expands.
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I had to be talked out of going to work today and taking off a few days to get myself together.
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The jet was taking off from the Oroville Municipal Airport in northern California at the time, and headed to Portland, Oregon.
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It was not immediately clear whether the planes were taking off from an aircraft carrier or a military base on land.
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The club's Thai owner died with four others when his helicopter crashed after taking off from City's stadium on October 27th.
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The House of Cards star revealed his true identity by taking off his Spacey Facey, and was met with thunderous applause.
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The passenger plane was carrying 71 people, and it crashed shortly after taking off from an airport outside Russia's capital Sunday.
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They often gave protection to aircraft taking off from the air strip flying parallel until they were at a safe altitude.
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And the government isn't even close to scoring a deal to keep trade ties open, immigration flowing and airplanes taking off.
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Some 1,500 flights had been scheduled for taking off and landing at the airport on Tuesday, according to airport operator Fraport.
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" Boomer also got behind the wheel of a golf cart – with his name on it – taking off on his "first ride.
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"You're supposed to turn on your lights, sirens, and check before taking off," said Hector Lopez, who had heard the crash.
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However, when she got inside, Khalighi claimed that Simmons began making aggressive sexual advances towards her and taking off her clothes.
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A Boeing 737 Max 8 plane, the same model in Sunday's crash, went down last year after taking off from Jakarta.
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A Port Authority spokesman said planes were not taking off as precautionary searching continued, but planes were landing, NBC News said.
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It's hard to imagine stories taking off the same way as they have on other platforms, but Facebook sure can try.
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Money is no object: China's Luckin sets sights on rivaling Starbucks Caffeinated drinks are taking off in the tea-drinking nation.
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Taking off my polish or painting over it are both things I refuse to do no matter how chipped it looks.
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"The traffic in stores has been great but online is really taking off," NRF CEO Matthew Shay told reporters on Sunday.
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In footage released late Thursday, J-15 fighter jets were shown taking off and landing in the darkness, their afterburners glowing.
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I take my time taking off my makeup and washing my face before cuddling up to my sleeping boyfriend in bed.
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Margrethe Vestager: First of all, I think the good thing is that now the debate is really sort of taking off.
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When it comes to taking off our makeup — whether you swear by mascara, falsies, or extensions — your lashes deserve extra care.
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The pair fall in love, and with Jackson's encouragement, Ally's career begins taking off — even as their relationship is falling apart.
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The movie tells the story of Captain Sully Sullenberger's 2009 emergency landing in the Hudson River, minutes after taking off. (AP)
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"Euro zone inflation is taking off due to powerful base effects in energy prices," said David Kohl, strategist at Julius Baer.
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And although the first three movies take place in New York, the spinoff filmed in London before taking off to Morocco.
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The plane containing the now deceased dog was held on the tarmac for two hours before taking off for San Francisco.
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It has four rotors for taking off vertically up to a recommended 16 feet off the ground, according to the company.
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I've been touring doing spoken word, but I'm slowing that down now because of acting and how things are taking off.
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After two women run by, the driver is seen raising an object outside the window of his car, then taking off.
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His product, which reduces the amount of time it takes for teachers to grade tests, is ingenious and is taking off.
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In June, a Falcon 9 was loaded up with supplies for the station exploded just a few minutes after taking off.
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Maybe you're thinking of looking for another job or fantasizing about taking off on an open-ended trip around the world.
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I take a lot of pleasure in taking off my makeup every day, washing my face, maybe doing a face mask.
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A Boeing 737 Max 8 plane, the same model in Sunday's crash, went down last year after taking off from Jakarta.
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BAIKONUR, Kazakhstan, July 31 (Reuters) - For more than a decade, Shamil Zhumatov has photographed spacecraft taking off from Kazakhstan's Baikonur cosmodrome.
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If the body takeover theory is correct, Mallory slowly taking off her glasses à la She's All That makes complete sense.
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IFM's drones are designed to deploy between warehouse shifts, taking off autonomously, scanning the aisles and landing themselves for a recharge.
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A few minutes after taking off from Lisbon on Sunday, the pilots of an Air Astana Embraer 190 jet called Mayday.
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As a teen, she played in the band JJ72, touring when school allowed and then really taking off when she finished.
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It conducted a 31-minute flight for the first time on Monday after taking off from a runway in western China.
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The last thing you want to hear in a romantic setting is a laugh track as you're taking off your pants.
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And if looking at pictures isn't a strong enough fix, it looks like the trend is specifically taking off in London.
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A YouTube video that's been circulating online shows the moment a Boeing 737-300 jet struck a bird while taking off.
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But a mechanical issue prevented the plane from taking off again, the network added, leaving passengers on board for 16 hours.
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A: This was back in 1999 and the internet was taking off, and I decided I wanted to chase that down.
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The blasts at times sound like a jet taking off; at other times, they are short and powerful like a canon.
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More than 200 flights were canceled Monday and the airport was effectively shut down with no flights taking off or landing.
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Then on March 10, 2019, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 from Addis Ababa to Nairobi, Kenya, crashed six minutes after taking off.
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The Airbus A320 jetliner lost both engines after hitting a flock of geese shortly after taking off from La Guardia Airport.
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That all changed on July 25, 2000, when an Air France Concorde burst into flames and crashed shortly after taking off.
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It was not immediately clear whether the plane was landing or taking off, nor what caused it to hit the fence.
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Just days earlier, he says, someone had kicked his car and yelled, "Black lives matter," before taking off on a motorcycle.
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The plane disappeared after taking off from the Malaysian capital, Kuala Lumpur, on an overnight flight to Beijing in March 2014.
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Exactly. Yeah, I guess AOL was just taking off then, that was right around the time they had their first search.
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The plane crashed into the Java Sea 13 minutes after taking off from Jakarta, Indonesia, killing all 189 people on board.
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In 2011, a business I started with a friend, called Walk T.O., started taking off and helped pad out my income.
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Who did you talk to first and how did it start taking off to where so many guys have gotten involved?
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"I'm not worried about inflation suddenly taking off," he told Reuters over lunch during an American Economic Association conference in Philadelphia.
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"It's a gentler way to resurface your skin with a laser because it's not taking off a whole layer," he says.
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But they put the Parr house on a precipice, "so that it looked like a rocket taking off," Mr. Eggleston said.
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Last year, flight delays increased 3003 percent, with only 71 percent of flights taking off on time, according to government statistics.
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Value stocks are taking off, racing past growth names, as investors rotate into corners of the market that offer more protection.
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They made this discovery after taking off from Cebu, the Philippines, about 40 minutes after takeoff, according to the Associated Press.
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"It's not like people are going to start taking off their equipment and start putting mercury into the atmosphere," he said.
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The final indignity came when Iran barred the plane with the hostages from taking off until minutes after Reagan was inaugurated.
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Because of low visibility on Sunday afternoon, no flights were taking off or landing at the Kansas City airport, in Missouri.
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Arieh Levi, senior analyst at CB Insights, also said the popularity of cards is a key reason mobile isn't taking off.
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The prison guards recorded the convicted drug dealer taking off his clothes, when they noticed it was not the man's daughter.
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There have also been advancements in technology, so green building, developed because of extreme storms, wind and flooding, is taking off.
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This resulted in the aircraft taking off with approximately half as much fuel as it required to make it to Edmonton.
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Instead of walking away, they expressed their grief by refusing to leave the mat and taking off their clothes in protest.
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But the third was a success, taking off from a patch of grass behind his school, when Mr. Madsen was 143.
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In 2017, when your career was first taking off, you told me were still itching to get back to the streets.
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The fuel appeared to be dumped by a plane that was returning to Los Angeles International Airport shortly after taking off.
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The passenger plane bound for Kyiv, Ukraine, was downed by an Iranian missile shortly after taking off from Tehran on Wednesday.
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The novel starts off slowly, but this only mirrors the motions of an aircraft: taxiing before taking off at full speed.
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A Boeing 33 crashed shortly after taking off from an airport in Iran early Wednesday, killing all 176 people on board.
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The Ukraine International Airlines plane, a Boeing 737 800-NG, crashed just minutes after taking off from Imam Khomeini International Airport.
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The KC-130 Hercules aircraft disappeared from air traffic control radar over Mississippi after taking off from Cherry Point, North Carolina.
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Just 30 minutes later, I was riding shotgun in Mr. Robinson's single engine Piper Pacer, taking off from tiny Whiteman Airport.
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A Delta Air Lines plane taking off from Atlanta returned to the airport on Wednesday evening due to a smoking engine.
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Before taking off and landing at night, crews will often dim the cabin lights and ask passengers to open their shades.
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"I have a meeting I have to be at first thing in the morning," Mr. Metzelaar said, taking off his earmuffs.
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Instead of taking off two weeks a year for vacation, we take two months off during hurricane season, October and November.
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The Hercules C-130 cargo plane disappeared shortly after taking off late on Monday from the southern city of Punta Arenas.
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Aviation sources said the flight was prevented from taking off from Djibouti to Sanaa because three BBC journalists were on it.
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Last week, an Indonesian airliner crashed into the sea soon after taking off from Jakarta, killing all 189 people on board.
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So finally on our third single, it feels like we have everyone in our corner and things are finally taking off.
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He said it's possible North Korea was ready to go further with its rhetoric to prevent the summit from taking off.
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By the time she'd started her music technology degree at University of West London, in Ealing, her career was taking off.
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NFL MVP joined the Halftime Report today and discussed his view on why the market is taking off and his investing playbook.
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I skipped the fanfare of the opening ceremonies and just joined the march, taking off my media hat and observing my surroundings.
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But one look we can't quite get behind is the latest holiday beauty trend that's taking off on Instagram: Christmas tree eyebrows.
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Two decades ago, his career was taking off as Cuba suffered a severe economic crisis following the fall of the Soviet Union.
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While the custom banana service seems to be taking off, Wilson's creations were, like so many visionary works, initially met with ridicule.
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Last Sunday, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 28 crashed a few minutes after taking off from Addis Ababa, killing all 28 people on board.
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Some friends are going to a brewery for dinner, but I don't feel like spending money or taking off my yoga pants.
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Last Sunday, Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashed a few minutes after taking off from Addis Ababa, killing all 157 people on board.
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I believe before they acquired WhatsApp, it's how they discovered Snapchat Stories were taking off, and they cloned it to Instagram Stories.
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Slack and other consumer-grade productivity tools have been taking off in workplaces large and small — and data governance hasn't caught up.
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Alfie's career is currently taking off, and judging by Lily Allen's reaction to the Emmy nominations on Tuesday, she couldn't be prouder.
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But even though she was ready to wear a swimsuit in public, she was still worried about taking off her cover up.
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They're already taking off, and, at this price point, lead me to believe that we should be taxing the rich at 100%.
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He told reporters at the time he injured himself while taking off his pants after returning home from a Cubs road trip.
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Learning your size without taking off your clothes might sound like a totally new invention, but the concept actually has long roots.
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A sudden data spike suggests a bird hit the plane as it was taking off and sheared away a vital airflow sensor.
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Mesh router systems have been taking off over the past few years, and now just about everyone is getting in on them.
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But the actress quickly sheds her formal apparel, taking off her jacket and shaking out her hair until falls into her face.
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The rollout of free audio comes at an interesting time for Amazon, as its voice-powered platform Alexa is really taking off.
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The series takes obvious advantage of Netflix's emphasis on marathon watching by taking off the training wheels in its first few seconds.
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Shortly after taking off again, Wayne suffered another seizure and the plane was forced to make another emergency landing, according to TMZ.
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Bike-share is taking off in markets around the world especially in places where local governments are growing increasingly concerned about pollution.
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Khaligi told the newspaper Simmons started taking off her clothes and making sexual advances toward her, while Ratner was in the room.
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Speaking at the Minnesota Ag and Food Summit, Kashkari said he sees no signs of overheating yet, or of inflation taking off.
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With video taking off everywhere, but video chat options like FaceTime or Google Hangouts restricted to certain platforms, Messenger launched video chat.
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When oil tycoons consider a rise in EV drivers to be a threat to their wallets, you know EVs are taking off.
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"I don't see carbon capture technology taking off in the absence of government support and working with the private sector," Birol said.
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A correspondent from Russian state-run RIA Novosti witnessed aircraft taking off and returning, in addition to technical checkups and fuel refills.
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VR has been a real thing people can buy for more than a year, there's no sense that it's really taking off.
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On Wednesday a small airplane carrying 22 passengers and three crew members crashed after taking off in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.
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Aero is currently testing its prototype at the Hollister Municipal Airport, where people have reported seeing weird vehicles taking off and landing.
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But since taking off like a rocket ship — at least, in Silicon Valley — Slack's growth has started to stall a little bit.
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Zion Williamson did his best Michael Jordan impression Thursday ... throwing down a hammer dunk -- after taking off from the free throw line!!
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With my breasts distinctly budding, taking off my shirt would have exposed my gender transition before I was ready to admit it.
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It's an amazingly cool idea, but of course, even with the innovative design tweaks, the Antipode won't be taking off just yet.
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Russia's Khmeimim airbase continues to hum with the sounds of SU-24, SU-34, and SU-35S jets taking off and landing.
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The company now has its processes in place and Polvi argues that as Kubernetes is taking off, so is CoreOS' sales pipeline.
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"Life," according to TaskRabbit, is an endless parade of leisure and recreational activities: yoga, jogging, taking off shirts and climbing up walls.
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It's up 13.5 percent in the past year, though it has really started taking off, up 31 percent in the past month.
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The Volocopter's designers envision the electric, battery-powered two-seat helicopters taking off and landing from pads set up across the city.
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The launch will take place in April 2021 per current plans, taking off from LC-39A at Kennedy Space Center in Florida.
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Thursday's test was more successful, with Starhopper taking off and hovering for roughly 20 seconds, traveling about 20 meters, or 65 feet.
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Soon, NerdWallet, finally started taking off, with visitor numbers and revenue tripling from month-to-month at one point in mid-2010.
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In some of the world's most polluted cities, people apparently will: Sales of bottled air from fresh-smelling places are taking off.
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For the first time in Russia's naval history, jets taking off from its aircraft carrier, the Admiral Kuznetsov, took part in combat.
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Several witnesses said the security forces might be beginning to split, with some officers taking off their uniforms and joining the protests.
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But in the 1930s, when commercial flight was just taking off, Air France started using planispheres — celestial charts — to showcase its paths.
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An official at the Iraqi airport said there was no disruption to operations, and flights were taking off and landing as normal.
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The drone then touches down on a small landing pad in a field, where it releases the payload before vertically taking off.
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But the first modern example was in 2006, when "the cloud" really started taking off thanks to Google's then-CEO Eric Schmidt.
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Then the feed panned to the Baltimorean taking off one of his swimming caps as he whirled around to see his time.
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"It has been taking off, especially in the U.S.," she said, and sales have been growing by about 40 percent a year.
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On March 29, 2015, as Air Force Two was taking off, he wrote in his diary that he felt buoyed and hopeful.
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But completely empty flights were still taking off and landing, due to Europe's "use it or lose it" policy for flight slots.
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"Between taking off and spotting the swimmers and then deploying the flotation device, it took us only about 70 seconds," he said.
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Ten people were killed when an airplane crashed and burst into flames shortly after taking off from an airport in Addison, Tex.
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Ms. Aarniomaki has been invited to give demonstrations in Sweden, Russia and the Netherlands, all places where the hobby is taking off.
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For now, his friends tease him about showing them off readily, even taking off his shirt if someone asks to see them.
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May's deal that would have given Parliament some say in shaping the political declaration — a way of taking off the figurative blindfold.
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"If you're on the earliest flight, your aircraft is likely already at the airport, and therefore, taking off on time," he said.
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" Biden allowed only that his own campaign "is taking off, and I believe we're going to do well from this point on.
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"In other words, horses in training in Japan are taking off time more often than horses in training in the United States."
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That focus on immigration, she says, explains why these parties began taking off around the same time — the mid- to late '80s.
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He has been troubled for years by chronic back problems that sometimes prevented him from taking off his shoes after a game.
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That being said, Mr. Trump is not the first to try to divert domestic opprobrium by taking off to the Middle East.
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French tennis player Alize Cornet received a code violation a few weeks ago for briefly taking off her shirt on the court.
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Client deadlines were approaching, a key designer was taking off work to get married, and the team was scattering for the holidays.
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There's no better feeling at the end of a long day than taking off your uncomfortable work clothes and sliding into bed.
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The package was sent by an antismoking activist as a warning about a product that was taking off in the United States.
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Hours after the strike, Ukranian International Airlines Flight 752 crashed after taking off from Tehran, Iran, killing all 176 passengers on board.
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The passenger plane bound for Kyiv, Ukraine, was taken down by an Iranian missile shortly after taking off from Tehran on Wednesday.
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Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS737 from Tehran to Kyiv burst into flames and fell to the ground within minutes of taking off.
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For the past 10 years, Bianca Dagga has become an expert at artfully taking off her clothes — and putting on her makeup.
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The Kyiv-bound plane — a Boeing 737-800 — went down outside of Tehran after taking off Tuesday from Imam Khomeini International Airport.
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The jet, a Boeing 737 operated by Ukraine International Airlines, crashed this week shortly after taking off from an airport in Tehran.
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The plane's tail twice touched the runway as it was taking off, Mr. Sklyar said, according to Russia's Tass state news agency.
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Yes, January was also warm, and we'll need a few more months to know if the housing market is really taking off.
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Their aggressiveness paid off, with Uber taking off not only in the United States but also in Brazil and many other countries.
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Heavy rain prevented the unit's two Bell helicopters from taking off for patrols over Maranhão and the vast neighboring state of Pará.
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Delta Air Lines Flight 89 to Shanghai, with 181 passengers and crew on board, turned back to LA minutes after taking off.
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The Fed has raised rates seven times since Trump took office, a standard policy maneuver designed to prevent inflation from taking off.
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A Boeing 2777 MAX 8 operated by Ethiopian Airlines crashed on Sunday morning, just minutes after taking off from from Addis Ababa.
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The monarch said taking off the accessory meant she would have to go back and tidy her hair during the photo shoot.
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For example, peer-to-peer lending startups could be killed before ever taking off from the new legal liability they will face.
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By taking off the pressure of having to excel at or master an activity, we allow ourselves to live in the moment.
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CNN affiliate WLOS reported that the small plane crashed as it was taking off approximately a quarter-mile east of the airport.
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The plane crashed as it was taking off about a quarter-mile east of the airport, according to CNN affiliate WLOS-TV.
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" Before even taking off, he's given noise-cancelling headphones, pajamas, the keys to the Wi-Fi, and of course a "loungewear robe.
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Host Nick Cannon gave Butterfly a hand taking off her mask, exposing Destiny's Child member Michelle Williams as the star in costume.
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"I think in financials, it's some profit-taking off a very good run week-to-date after the French elections," Caldwell said.
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Nvidia's data-center business is taking off, with the company's sales surging and its stock price nearly tripling in the last year.
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The plane was blown up shortly after taking off from Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt's biggest Red Sea resort; 224 people were killed.
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Biden played it brilliantly at first, comically taking off his jacket as if he physically needed to prepare for the tougher question.
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My scientist father admitted the sound of a seaplane taking off is wonderful to him in a way he can't quite explain.
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This is what you see with things like large drones taking off from aircraft carriers or cars and 18-wheelers turned driverless.
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The French presidency issued a video on Twitter showing what it said were war planes taking off as part of the intervention.
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The #CupBlowingChallenge has been taking off on both Twitter and Instagram this week, and it looks like this one's really here to stay.
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Chip Gaines' insistence on annoying his wife and co-host, Joanna, and taking off his clothes on command tickle me to no end.
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It wasn't getting back safely, the return, taking off, all the big moments that always get broadcast and retold time and time again.
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Lion Air's new Boeing 737 MAX 8 crashed into the Java Sea last month shortly after taking off from Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta airport.
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Something is just pulling me to stay here with MJ. I would be taking off feeling like I was making the worst decision.
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A Cathay Pacific plane bound for Bangkok, Thailand, was delayed from taking off from Hong Kong's international airport after drama ensued during boarding.
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Then we dive into the world of online psychics and hear about the newest gambling trend that's taking off in Thailand and Cambodia.
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The spike followed stories from multiple publications, including Axios and the Washington Post noting how the app is taking off among political operatives.
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It seems like taking off your pants and hitting the Grammy Awards stage in only your underwear is a new trend for 2017.
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However, flight records also show the plane started to head back toward Charleston about 30 minutes after taking off, around 11:18 a.m.
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Russia has a major air base near Syria&aposs coast from where warplanes have been taking off to strike at insurgents throughout Syria.
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Media reports said the plane disappeared from radar screens 763 minutes after taking off from Mehrabad airport in the southwest of the capital.
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Lone children taking off from their homeland in fear of death and running blindly across foreign territory just to try to stay alive.
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Just months after the Lion Air crash, a Boeing 737 Max 8 went down just minutes after taking off from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
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In fact, when the company was founded in 2011, Bose and his partners worried that the Indian market was taking off too slowly.
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The Backstreet Boys had three costume changes (four if you include them taking off their jackets.) By pop music standards, that's an anomaly.
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Around the time Mavrodi was launching his fraud in Russia, a similar boom in mass-market pyramid frauds was taking off in Nigeria.
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Meghan and Harry are also expected to spend part of their summer in Scotland before taking off for their fall tour in Africa.
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Officers are heard asking him to take off his backpack, then show Harmon taking off running as an officer tried to handcuff him.
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When Jason and his team began working on Discord, the product initially grew moderately via word of mouth, but it wasn't taking off.
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From all cities, there's a required minimum seven-day stay and you must book your trip at least 50 days before taking off.
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Flight MH370 disappeared in March 2014 with 239 passengers and crew on board shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur bound for Beijing.
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The protesters, many in masks and wearing black, threw several petrol bombs, some taking off down narrow side streets in the pouring rain.
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The first time he heard a Reaper drone taking off, he said, the vibrations caused the light fixtures in his house to shake.
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In that crash as well as the Ethiopian Airlines disaster on March 10, pilots lost control of the planes soon after taking off.
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In 2010, 90 people were killed when an Ethiopian Airlines flight crashed shortly after taking off from Beirut, according to the Associated Press.
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When the web first started taking off, information propagated via the web and hyperlinks, and that world was dominated by Google web search.
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A billion-dollar industry is taking off, and we are excited that it has the potential to transform the lives of disabled people.
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And this we have been in the process of making over the last five years, and we're starting to see it taking off.
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The Falcon Heavy is taking off from a historic launch site at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, called LC-23A.
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But even taking that and the gradual creep back up in recent weeks into account, headline volatility is not taking off just yet.
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When these bubbles collapse the shock waves produce a sound as powerful as the noise made by a Saturn V rocket taking off.
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The actress approached Sammy and the car as she began to tire, taking off her mask in the car, sweating and breathing hard.
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The sell-off also did not spare the small-caps, taking off 53 percent from N Brown and 25 percent off Debenhams shares.
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Footage shared by the O Dia newspaper showed da Silva taking off the clothes and peeling off the mask before stating his name.
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He started kissing my neck and taking off my clothes... Seagal was more than twice my size and twice my age…I froze.
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"You wrap for the day and everyone's like, 'Bye!' but you still have an hourlong process of taking off the makeup," Moore says.
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In a Twitter video, Berry can be seen taking off her custom translucent and spangled one-shoulder Atelier Versace gown before jumping in.
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Another Boeing 737 MAX 8 plane, the same model in Sunday's crash, went down in October 2018 after taking off from Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Officials say five people were killed when a small passenger plane crashed and burned Saturday morning shortly after taking off in northern Oklahoma.
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JR: Commercial applications are taking off like crazy, but sure, generally speaking, the consumer side of VR is off to a slow start.
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If you pay close attention, when the plane is just taking off you can faintly see people in action, living their own lives.
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And of those, about 92 percent occurred below 3,500 feet above the ground, most likely when an airliner is taking off or landing.
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Flight MH370 disappeared with 239 passengers and crew on board shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur bound for Beijing in March 2014.
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One day Louis Tomlinson is changing diapers, the next he's sippin' Pacifico and taking off his girlfriend's bikini top in the Mexican sunshine.
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Taking off: "In most cases, the offspring of cross-species matings are poorly adapted to their environment," writes Rory Galloway for the BBC.
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Seattle (CNN)A China Eastern Airlines jet suffered a major engine failure shortly after taking off out of Sydney for Shanghai on Sunday.
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Tyga also took to Snapchat to share a clip of the father-son duo taking off as a guide glides along behind them.
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That disaster unfolded five months after a similar crash on a Lion Air flight on the same airplane model taking off from Indonesia.
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Commercial flights began taking off in August, with direct flights to Havana — Cuba's capital and most popular destination — scheduled to start next week.
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In 2011, a private jet carrying members of a professional Russian hockey team crashed about 150 miles from Moscow shortly after taking off.
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"AR marketing is taking off," Andrew Ng, the chief scientist overseeing Baidu's artificial intelligence (AI), augmented reality and deep learning projects, told Reuters.
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In the scheme of life, taking off makeup isn't the most taxing job, but it is annoying, and this makes it downright pleasant.
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"It sounds like 10 or 20 jets taking off from your backyard at the same time," Marzo told CNN affiliate Hawaii News Now.
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"We have the votes for health care," Trump insisted to reporters before taking off for a speech to unveil his tax reform proposal.
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Campbell doesn't mention security, but Wahrman said travelers should be germ-aware at security checkpoints, especially when people are taking off their shoes.
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In order to get in the air in extreme heat, planes need longer runways to allow them to go faster before taking off.
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Mr Huang was lucky to come of age just as the Chinese avant-garde, known as the '85 New Wave, was taking off.
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Lion Air flight 610 crashed on October 29 into the sea near Jakarta, Indonesia, soon after taking off killing all 189 on board.
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Flight MH370 disappeared with 239 passengers and crew on board, shortly after taking off from Kuala Lumpur bound for Beijing in March 2014.
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The only real drama of the night came while Myers was taking off his gear in the dressing room in the third period.
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"Harington told Esquire in April he started hyperventilating when shooting ended because taking off Jon Snow's costume felt like he was being "skinned.
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Unity was lifted into the air by the jet-powered mothership Eve, taking off from the Mojave Air and Space Port in California.
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A Navy employee was struck by the wing of a plane taking off during a Navy submarine exercise in the Arctic in 2018.
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After days of waiting, the bus Galindez boarded last Friday afternoon broke down shortly after taking off from the busy terminal in Caracas.
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"According to the BBC, passengers waiting on the tarmac aren't being told why they're not taking off, just that they're "not going anywhere.
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The jet, registered as TC-KON, crashed after reporting a malfunction as it was taking off, the state-run news agency Anadolu said.
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In one case from June, a pilot taking off from London saw a drone just above and to the left of the plane.
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You can hear all of them in his single "Lift Off," a lush and groovy song about taking off with a love interest.
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Not that people wanted wings; they actually preferred the idea of taking off straight up, like a helicopter, rather than needing a runway.
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But once I moved to San Francisco that's when all the art started taking off and that really informed what I was making.
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His plane, which was less than a year old, crashed 28 minutes after taking off from the Misawa air base in Aomori prefecture.
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I felt a pulsation inside my skull—it was like a tiny helicopter taking off and a shard of egg shell falling away.
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On Tuesday, a female player, Alizé Cornet, was penalized for briefly taking off her shirt on the court during her first-round match.
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After graduating from Brown University, when her friends were taking off for Europe, Mr. MacGill encouraged his daughter to work for Mr. Yurman.
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Watch: All 10 parts will roll out from Sunday, September 17, through Thursday, September 28, taking off the Friday and Saturday in between.
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Evan could explain it, he had some really unique insights that said why Snapchat was taking off at the time and we listened.
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