The run of bad news resumed at India's state banks.
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They just shouldn't be allowed the run of the house.
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Toobin also wrote The Run of His Life: The People v.
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It's shorter than the run of "Doubt" on CBS (2 weeks).
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Ms. Latorre had the run of the place on most days.
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Most of the run of 275 cars have already been ordered.
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Kimberly, I&aposm going to give you the run of the table.
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In another echo, the run of negative headlines is harming employee morale.
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Here's the run of CNN's Reality Check Quick Takes on the night.
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I have seen it, and have had the run of the camp.
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We're done with the run of show and it's a huge relief.
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O.J. Simpson, that book was The Run of His Life by Jeffrey Toobin.
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But traditional retailers may not have the run of things this earnings season.
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The run of Ofo customers seeking refunds appears to have started last week.
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It was basically empty and we'd have the run of the whole boardwalk.
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The mid-1980s brought the run of deregulation known as the Big Bang.
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This morning it was so cold, students were doing the run of shame.
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We're sure Ryan had the run of the park, being a former Mouseketeer.
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How does it assemble them around these objects over the run of the exhibition?
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The run of good economic news comes at a crucial time for Mrs May.
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And, after the crash, the run of poor luck seemed to have been broken.
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Twice, against the run of the fight, Kato has put Schilling to the floor.
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These are not the run-of-the-mill pieces that mall jeweler might sell.
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"We've got the run of the place that's for sure," Johnson told WSB-TV.
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But the run of scandals around the prime minister will make that task harder. ■
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Rather like a garden show, each artist has the run of their own space.
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I stayed on my own, distant and detached, for the run of the show.
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Here, let me get out some of my flowcharts from the run of Alias...
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The run of bad luck, while painful, reminded them of what's really important, Mattis said.
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O.J. was based on Jeffrey Toobin's book, The Run of His Life: The People v.
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When my aunt and uncle went on vacation, I had the run of their house.
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The run of successive starts was the sixth longest by a quarterback in NFL history.
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Even the run-of-the-mill models get plenty of Italian horsepower under the hood.
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She had the run of their house with its modern art collection and lush garden.
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During the run of the pop-up, there will also be discussions and cooking workshops.
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His backers seem to be assuming he will always have the run of the road.
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The author of The Run of His Life — made into the FX series The People v.
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Toronto made a lively start and enjoyed the run of play in a scrappy opening half.
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O.J., which was based on Jeffrey Toobin's book, The Run of His Life: The People v.
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The run of Delusion's current theatrical show, "His Crimson Queen," has been extended until December 11th.
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There will also be a troupe of roving musicians performing for the run of the show.
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Professional mourners will lament on cue at sunset every day during the run of the show.
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He and his siblings had the run of the house while their father worked long hours.
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When the run of grudge matches begins, Olympiacos sits first in the table and A.E.K. third.
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For most of the run of the show he was 13, then 14 for a while.
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Visions of what they could do if they had the run of the place overtook them.
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Bigi wondered if this might be something other than the run-of-the-mill anxiety disorder.
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The FX show is based on Toobin's book, The Run of his Life: The People vs.
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They had the run of the patio, too, when Jake and the others from Dallas pulled up.
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"This is not the run-of-the-mill commodities swing, this is something different altogether," Kraemer said.
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Logan Forsythe and Delino DeShields ended the run of dominance with consecutive singles to open the fifth.
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For the first season, producers used author Jeffrey Toobin's novel "The Run of His Life" for guidance.
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Jackson Lee says Trump's tweet is "nearing the run of the mill witness intimidation" 200063:54 a.m.
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It's so different than the run-of-the-mill releasing a record and doing promo and whatever.
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These aren&apost the run-of-the-mill plastic playscapes you might have had as a child.
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To the naked eye, Hill's suspension may seem like the run of the mill, employer, employee disagreement.
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That made it more than the run-of-the-mill attacks printed on handbills or in newspapers.
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A few day drinkers slouched on bar stools, but Mr. Schwartz, 38, had the run of the machines.
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Stojkovic produced a triple save on the hour before Mitrovic fired Serbia ahead against the run of play.
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There had been some speculation that something like that might happen before the run of "Don Pasquale" ended.
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On Sunday, Lennon came back to haunt Spurs with a wonderful goal completely against the run of play.
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At the Whitney, Ms. Schutz's painting remains on view through the run of the Biennial, ending June 11.
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The ceilings are high, the kids have the run of the place, and the Wi-Fi is spotty.
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Jeffrey Toobin, CNN's chief legal analyst, is the author of The Run of His Life: The People vs.
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Two candidates with no current jobs, Joe Biden and Pete Buttigieg, will have the run of the state.
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They realize our nation isn't facing the run-of-the mill partisanship that has afflicted Washington for years.
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He timed it perfectly right into the run of Cesc Fàbregas at the corner of the goal box.
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Soon, the run of this holiday classic will come to its timely end, but it's not gone yet.
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They go on sexy solo dates, and they have the run of the Avalon and all its luxuries.
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Kohlhepp told her he would let her "have the run of the property when he trusted me," Brown said.
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He also has his own accommodation in a large garden enclosure as well as the run of the house.
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Meanwhile, Euleptes europaea, the European leaf toed gecko, has the run of the island, unperturbed by its reclusive neighbors.
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"The mob lost the run of themselves, and their behavior was horrendous," Lo said at a press briefing Monday.
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Even if, completely against the run of play, Mr Smith were to stage an upset, rather little might change.
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Fox also backed the run of presidential candidate Donald Trump while Buffett, a long-time Democrat, backed Hillary Clinton.
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"I'm an only child, and both my parents worked, so we had the run of the place," Goldberg said.
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The run of blockbusters that marked the Roberts court's first 11 terms is unlikely to be matched anytime soon.
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Alvarez (otherwise known as UFC Fight Night 90), which kicks off the run of three events on Thursday night.
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Ronaldo's first goal came against the run of play and was canceled out by Mario Mandzukic's wonderful overhead kick.
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So Duplantis trains at his high school, and field mice have the run of the training space back home.
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Works will be added throughout the run of the show, as more artists sign on for this unique exchange.
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Jon Jay then singled home Mathis to tie the game and start the run of seven straight Diamondbacks reaching base.
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After the run of Breitbart stories about Yiannopoulos's de-verification, Johnson began to email Yiannopoulos more frequently about damaging Twitter.
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For one day, the children had the run of MetLife Stadium, where the NFL's New York Giants and Jets play.
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Toobin also wrote The Run of His Life, which became the source material for ACS' first installment, The People v.
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Not many people have had the run of Henry Clay Frick's former home, let alone manipulated lights and equipment there.
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Google has officially announced that it's shutting down Allo, ending the run of yet another failed Google chat app experiment.
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The Predators then dominated the run of play and took the lead on Sissons' second goal with 6:21 left.
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Despite the run of luck in the finals, no advertisement from Down Under has yet been able to win overall.
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The run of warm weather continued through September and the first half of October sharply cutting heating demand for gas.
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Rocco Veenboer: I really had no idea who the Grateful Dead were before I went to the run of shows.
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These are not the run-of-the-mill first-time entrepreneurs, but seasoned entrepreneurs exiting one company and starting another.
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Then, there's the run-of-the-mill disaster stories about tenants who trashed a home or didn't pay their rent.
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There were 16 total candidates all told, but just a few led the pack for the run of the race.
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In return, Cruz won't compete in Oregon and New Mexico, giving Kasich the run of the field in those states.
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The run of 20 months without a move is the longest since the cash rate was first introduced in 1990.
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The match devolved into a frustrating 2-0 defeat decided by two late, disastrous counters against the run of play.
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The run-of-the-mill elected officials and the rank-and-file delegates who cheered them on did the damage.
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An earlier version of this article also referred incorrectly to the run of European success in the men's World Cup.
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"Time for Eva Moskowitz to stop having the run of the place," Mr. de Blasio said while campaigning in 2013.
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Her mother, Ala, worked in the tennis center, and Azarenka had the run of the place from a young age.
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France's Gael Monfils, the 13th seed, ended the run of Djokovic's conqueror Vesely with a 6-1 6-2 win.
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During the run of Bernie Sander's political campaign, he's appeared on numerous platforms to promote Sanders' appeal as a presidential candidate.
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But, if you look beyond the run-of-the-mill plane set, the entire scene takes on a much graver tone.
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Some investors hope that the run of bad news will persuade Germany to overcome its deep-rooted suspicion of fiscal stimulus.
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As you know, Mr. Ed would only speak to Wilbur, and they kept their secret throughout the run of the series.
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If not all their solutions are convincing, at least, as the run of shows began, they were wrestling with the problem.
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World Robots have the run of Tokyo's Shin-tomi nursing home, which uses 20 different models to care for its residents.
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The report extended the run of weak economic December data, that has included retail sales, housing starts, trade and home sales.
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In soccer, this means a referee can stop the run of play, award a free kick, even eject the offending player.
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Hollander gave his models the run of the motel, letting them pose in the room that spoke to them the most.
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The Scot's quarter-final against Tsonga was his ninth in a row at Wimbledon — matching the run of American Pete Sampras.
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In 2018, Love Island's fashion partner Missguided saw sales jump by 40 percent a week during the run of the series.
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It should be noted, for those planning evenings with lovers, that the run of this double bill ends on Feb. 14.
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Ford has confirmed that it has fallen behind schedule building the run of 1,000 GT supercars it promised to sell through 2020.
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Toobin's book The Run of His Life also served as the basis for the FX series American Crime Story: The People v.
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The two met on the fourth season of Bachelor in Paradise and have remained relatively solid throughout the run of the show.
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"This is not the run-of-the-mill emergency," Guy Adoua, the agency's deputy director for the country, said in a statement.
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Over the last several months, many conservative lawmakers have requested that Trump keep a promise made during the run of his campaign.
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The few books I thought were the best were, I think Jeffrey Toobin's book was very good, The Run of His Life.
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In any particular play, an actor exists as that character for a few short hours, until the run of the play ends.
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" Asked to explain Europe's recent dominant run at the Ryder Cup, Clarke replied: "The Europeans have had the run of the greens.
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Star Trek: Discovery Early in the run of "Star Trek: Discovery," it is clear that character development will be a slow burn.
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" She was a few weeks into the run of that show when she got the call to take over "The Music Man.
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One "Dance Nation" performer, Ellen Maddow, turned 70 during the run of the play, in which she played a 13-year-old.
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Much earlier, in the 21nd minute, it had been Sweden that scored — out of almost nothing and against the run of play.
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One of the nation's most successful theaters, the Public, shortened the run of a monologue by a prominent artist-activist, Josh Fox.
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The best summer group exhibitions happen when a gallery untethers itself from the market and gives artists the run of a space.
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In fact, she is doing what she described to me as an internship at the gallery during the run of the exhibition.
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Johnny Depp is very much pro-Sweden ... especially when it comes to the run-of-the-mill beautiful, blonde, fair-skinned citizens.
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During the run of the exhibition, portraits that have been taken as part of the project line the walls of Long Gallery.
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Maybe when you're at home and you concede a goal maybe sometime against the run of play, you think, here we go again.
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Typically with promotional videos, we see the run-of-the-mill blooper footage or the actors riff on about the characters they portray.
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But, if you know where to look, there are occasional outposts that break the run-of-the-mill mold and become totally unique.
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Along with the supplementary exhibition, these will continue during the run of the Close exhibition, which is slated to end on April 8.
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The construction spending report extended the run of weak December economic data, that has included retail sales, housing starts, trade and home sales.
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But here I sat, having eaten just about the run of what's for sale at one of these dispensaries, and I was fine.
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But until those girls have women sticking up for and promoting them, too, Svengalis will continue to have the run of the lab.
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That was completely against the run of play, but you know what: no one puts "*-completely against run of play" on the scoresheet.
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During the run of this campaign, customers can donate to the American Red Cross within Wal-Mart and Sam's Clubs stores, or online.
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Tomi Juric gave the Socceroos the lead after 69 minutes only for Pokklaw Anan to pull Thailand level against the run of play.
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And Aozaki will accrue fees and fines during the run of the show, raising questions about the way our rental systems are rigged.
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O. J. Simpson" is not interested in sharing its own, though the book it's based on, "The Run of His Life: The People v.
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Dodge built the last of its 808 hp Challenger SRT Demons this week, ending the run of the most powerful muscle car ever made.
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But, overseeing the run-of-the-mill drug case involving Feng, Orenstein first raised doubts about whether the All Writs Act applied to Apple.
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The U.S. Olympic Committee lost several domestic sponsors ahead of the Pyeongchang Games, the first in the run of three straight Asia-hosted Games.
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The loss of 38 Greene's third floor also ends the run of one of the most beautiful, brilliantly used exhibition spaces in New York.
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An Off Broadway nonprofit theater this week abruptly ended the run of a play, citing the health of its Oscar-winning star, Estelle Parsons.
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" Kennedy made countless appearances on TV and was a series regular during part of the run of the popular prime-time soap opera "Dallas.
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Throughout the run of the exhibition, scholars in residence will present different points of view on subjects related to the material in the show.
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This was not the run-of-the-mill Russian meddling in our affairs but a sophisticated, multipronged attack against our most sacred democratic institutions.
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Then Officer Bulmer had a conversation with the chief of police, who lamented the run of bad news coverage that Topeka has had lately.
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"The run of weaker core inflation readings has clearly rattled some Fed officials," Capital Economics wrote in a note to clients earlier on Friday.
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My Kansas Airbnb in the Rosedale neighborhood was a great deal at $211 a night and gave me the run of a small house.
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Throughout the run of the show, Arcangel will be manipulating the campaign, looking at what ads are working and deleting the ones that aren't.
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Two years after renovations began, he moved in with his wife, two teenage children and the family dog, which had the run of the house.
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Games bridged the gap between Daniel and I. We connected over them initially, and during the run of the show, played them backstage together frequently.
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Then, smoothly in the run of time, another Friday came to take its place as the halcyon afternoon at the center of Miss Nightingale's life.
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Romania took the lead against the run of play in the 18th minute when Bogdan Stancu scored with his second penalty kick in two games.
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In each case, an artist, working closely with a Whitney curator or curatorial team, was given the run of the space, unfettered by interior walls.
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"This is a more profound and important case than the run of cases that we hear," one of the appellate judges, Robert D. Sack, said.
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On Wednesday in the quarterfinals, Chung, in the favorite's role, for a change, ended the run of 97th-ranked Tennys Sandgren of the United States.
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The Narrow Door brings out his long friendship with Gess over the run of 200 pages, as background, as the mood of the whole work.
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I enjoyed the feeling of relative seclusion in Maison de la Luz, along with the reassurance of having the run of a full-service hotel.
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But for seven months, the word never got beyond an I.T. contractor, and the hackers apparently had the run of confidential emails and other files.
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Now, an ideologically driven City Council dreams up new things to anger residents while seeming to let the homeless have the run of the place.
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In the run of cases, the Court's decisions would likely be far more deferential to the democratic process and far more tightly linked to precedent.
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"I didn't really imagine being back," a teary Kvitova said after ending the run of No. 15 Ash Barty of Australia, 6-1, 6-4.
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Aidan had the run of Drai's in Las Vegas -- with a daytime pool party and nighttime concert featuring Migos, A$AP Rocky and DJ Carnage.
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The truth is unflattering and lonely — but it's also the truth, and it sparks growth he's never showed before in the run of the show.
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One killer than McCallany thinks Bill and his partner Holden Ford (Jonathan Groff) won't end up catching, at least, during the run of the Netflix series?
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"During the run of Touched by an Angel, Della's only daughter [Deloreese] passed away," says the star, who is honoring her late friend on her website.
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The AIB manufacturing purchasing managers' index stood at 53.9 in March versus 54.0 in February, extending the run of consecutive monthly growth to almost six years.
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Renee's boss, Avery LeClaire (Michelle Williams), the blonde, ethereal socialite who has inherited the run of her grandmother's company is everything Renee has strived to be.
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Clinton's late Arizona bid The run of first-string surrogate events comes on top of the Clinton campaign's $2 million investment in television ads in Arizona.
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Aside from the slight increase in RAM, the main difference between the McLaren 6T and the run of the mill model is the new charging system.
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Flash Purchasing Managers' Index reports due on Monday will show if the run of soft data — after a record 22 quarters of uninterrupted growth — is continuing.
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"It's the run of anecdotal evidence that we had ... it was all pretty negative about the UK economy," said Marc Ostwald, strategist at ADM Investor Services.
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The print magazine will be available at Performance Space New York throughout the run of Black Power Naps, and all the content also live online here.
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Toobin would subsequently cover the trial itself, turning that eight-month-long experience into 1997's The Run of His Life: The People Vs. O.J. Simpson.
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His first TD (above) on the day was undeniably good, coming from just over two minutes into the run of play, at the second yard line.
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You can read Nate Silver making the run-of-the-mill case and Matt Yglesias running with it, then you can read Michael Brendan Dougherty's response.
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He gave me half the run of the book, so I wound up with boxes and boxes of the book that I got to sell myself.
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Mr. Thomas played Remo DaVinci, co-owner of a deli, and appeared in dozens of episodes during the run of the show, which ended in 1982.
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It has more than doubled the run of the XLP, the ETF that tracks the consumer staples sector, which is up 22% in the same time.
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SPORTS The On Soccer column on Monday about the women's World Cup Semifinals referred incorrectly to the run of European success in the men's World Cup.
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The run of unusually hot days smashed the previous record of 19.7 degrees Celsius (67.46 Fahrenheit), set in the Greenwich area of London in February 1998.
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The winning streak, the run of luck, the yellow ink tributes from the sports writers of Thailand, none of it mattered last night in the ring.
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"It's very important and one of the main keys why we are qualified for the final," Qatar Coach Félix Sánchez said about the run of shutouts.
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Both of us heard, all throughout the run of the show, complaints from people about how the show was defaming them in one way or another.
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According to Kaspersky Lab, the user's computer was infected with malware, and his anti-virus detected the run-of-the-mill malware as well as a suspicious .
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During the run of the show if someone had come up with the idea of Donald Trump running for president, would you have been shocked by that?
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When Dawes and his friend arrived at Spacey's home — a "bare" apartment the actor had rented for the run of the play — they found no one else.
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O.J. Simpson, the first installment in the planned anthology series American Crime Story, is based on Jeffrey Toobin's smart and exhaustive book The Run of His Life.
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Nishikori next faces No. 21-seeded Ivo Karlovic, who ended the run of the qualifier Jared Donaldson, a Rhode Islander, 6-4, 7-6 (3), 6-3.
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Snowflakes are a popular Christmas-tree theme, but this handcrafted, laser-cut beauty from Cost Plus World Market isn't the run-of-the-mill cheap plastic design.
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The record-setting top-speed is a a substantial bump up from the run-of-the-mill Chiron, which maxes out at an electronically-constrained 261 mph.
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The couple met on a blind date set up by a mutual friend in January 1991, during the run of Mr. Flaherty's musical "Once on This Island."
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I just don't understand the infatuation with this particular QB. Tom: How unprecedented was the run of skill-position players in the early first round Thursday night?
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During the run of the show, activists that December protested the Louvre's ties with Total and the Italian gas company Eni with a series of dynamic displays.
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Scott Baio will not be prosecuted for allegedly sexually assaulting Nicole Eggert during the run of "Charles in Charge," but we've learned the D.A. found her credible.
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"It's not every day you get to extend the run of a cultural phenomenon that reaches nearly 35 million viewers on TBS alone every month," he said.
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Out of touch since high school, Calvin nevertheless cares for his helpless charge, bringing him fast food and giving him the run of his comfortable, desolate house.
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Kenneth loved to build model airplanes and ships as a child, and he had the run of his father's shop, learning to take still photographs and movies.
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The Navy on Wednesday removed Seventh Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin citing "a loss of confidence in his ability to command" following the run of accidents.
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It's very likely that by the time this review is read the run of the film will have ended (it's scheduled to close on Tuesday, July 25).
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He brings the run of play down to a slow, methodical crawl, and he rises for jump shots like he's trying not to wake up the downstairs neighbors.
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Russell Wilson and baby Future had the run of Dodger Stadium on Sunday -- running the base paths, and posing for what looks like awesome family photos with Ciara.
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Today we have the run of the entire joint: every bar and booth, including the DJ booth where Stella spun tunes for her 30th birthday earlier this year.
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Over the run of the original show, Danny had a few recurring loves: Cindy the dry-cleaning lady (Debra Sandlund), for example, and also Vicky (Gail Edwards, a.k.a.
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That forecast was reasonable and may well turn out to be correct, but the run of above normal temperatures well into November has reduced confidence in that outlook.
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I'd like to be a mother at some point, [but] I'm focused on getting through the run of the show and then figuring out the next phase is.
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The interview felt draining to me, and not just the run-of-the-mill tired feeling that comes along with having to be "on" when meeting potential employers.
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Camila Giorgi of Italy stopped the run of American teenager Catherine McNally with a straight-sets victory Saturday to reach the final of the Citi Open in Washington.
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Courts cannot create workable tests for "separating excessive partisan gerrymandering from the run-of-the-mill consideration of partisan advantage by legislatures organized along party lines," Clement argues.
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But some GOP officials worry — and Democrats hope — that the run of special election wins for Democratic candidates indicates a growing blue wave ahead of November's midterm elections.
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Revisiting the run of Hero's events it is strange to realize that the company was only around for a couple of years—from March 2005 until December 20113.
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But Russia got exactly what it wanted: the first goal against the run of play, and now the red shirts will cluster even tighter around the Russian net.
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Nonetheless, the 211 Gallery gave the multi-dexterous Mary Heilmann the run of its booth, filled with her ceramics, furniture and paintings in tones of red and pink.
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" A live rabbit, as well as toy ones, shared Harvey Fierstein's dressing room at the Little Theater (now the Helen Hayes) during the run of "Torch Song Trilogy.
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That left the door open for White, who delivered the run of his life to win the third gold medal of his career and his first since 2010.
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Downstream at the waterfall where the ritual combat took place, see the run-of-the-river hydropower plant, which is like the Gouina Hydroelectric Plant in Mali. 2.
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We start to figure out the run of show, basically the order in which the models are coming out, and it's like a math problem that isn't fun.
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Maguire ran the specialist firm Henderson Brothers for many years, which he sold to LaBranche around the run of the century, and was later a specialist for Barclays.
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Frank: Frank is famous for their house-made hot dogs, which are the complete opposite of the run-of-the-mill dogs you mind find at a stand.
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But that encounter between Clark and the grocery store clerk did happen, as per Jeffrey Toobin's The Run of His Life, the nonfiction book that The People vs.
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Game Type: Collectible Dice GameNumber of Players: 2Time to Play: 60 minutes Sometimes a specific license carries a board game, elevating it beyond the run-of-the-mill.
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Jordan (whom she ultimately chooses) repeatedly says throughout the run of series that he has imagined that moment of talking to his future father-in-law all his life.
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Bruce Springsteen is about to close out the run of his very successful Broadway show — a collection of songs, stories, and musings in a mostly one-man-show format.
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The run of jihadist attacks (albeit by a small fringe of extremists) and public resistance to mass Muslim migration have helped propel far-right movements into power across Europe.
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" On Monday, actresses Sophia Bush, Hilarie Burton, and Bethany Joy Lenz signed their names on a statement acknowledging Schwahn's alleged sexual harassment during the run of "One Tree Hill.
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But given the caché (and confidentiality agreement) surrounding this product, it's probably not the same one being served in the run-of-the-mill gelateria from the Reddit photo.
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The Nikon D21293298 is built using the run-of-the-mill DSLR reinforced (carbon fiber) plastic and leather-esque accents seen on nearly all of their D-series cameras.
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The Navy has removed Seventh Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin from his post, citing "a loss of confidence in his ability to command" after the run of accidents.
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It reached its apex, perhaps, with Liverpool's second goal here: Alexander-Arnold picking out Robertson from across the field; Robertson taking a touch, and finding the run of Salah.
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Much against the run of play, Costa Rican captain Bryan Ruiz put the visitors ahead in the 24th minute after calmly latching on to Jan Vertonghen's poorly cleared header.
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During the run of your one-man show in the Bay Area, you offered two-for-one tickets to people who came with a friend of a different race.
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Johnson took Sixth back uptown, the avenue mostly clear, the run of green lights holding sway, though he sometimes had to throttle up and tweak the edges of yellow.
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Finally, Kim claims he has a hydrogen bomb, a far more powerful type of nuclear weapon than the run-of-the-mill atomic bomb we know he already has.
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As we reported, there's a string attached to the sale ... Hefner gets a lifetime estate, meaning he gets the run of the mansion for the rest of his life.
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Tottenham's players had defended resolutely, ever since Llorente's goal — entirely against the run of play, not too far off accidental — and given Pochettino's team something to hang on to.
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In pool, one of those records is the run of 526 balls pocketed without a miss by one of the most famous players of all, Willie Mosconi, in 1954.
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Everything is shut down, but that meant a couple of penguins at Chicago's Shedd Aquarium finally got the run of the place, and went to visit all their friends.
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It was the only free night I had during the run of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," and, as a newcomer to New York City, I badly want to go.
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Next day's Sketch was sold out, and he suddenly found himself with the run of London and all the coming bands, free to be as creative as he liked.
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This will have a negative impact on the run of the mill case, leading other first-time non-violent defendants to prison, when there is no need for it.
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Having learned about Daley's paintings from Brazil's ambassador to Jamaica in 1979 during the run of The Intuitive Eye, Boxer included them in that show's 1987 sequel, Fifteen Intuitives.
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There are holiday cookies to prepare for the run of events that join us all each December, at work and at leisure, right through the end of the year.
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All these surfaces contain the objects that Lindsey-Hall has received throughout the run of the exhibition so far (submissions are open until April 3, when the exhibition closes).
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Reyes Moronta pitched out of a two-on, two-out jam to preserve a 3-2 lead in the sixth to begin the run of successful Giants relief efforts.
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You are given the run of a remarkable, vast theme park, but the catch is that you can only explore it from inside of a slightly broken bumper car.
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But a report out Monday said that while the run-of-the-mill Pixel 2 will launch on October 83, the flagship Pixel 2 XL won't be available until Nov.
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But a report out Monday said that while the run-of-the-mill Pixel 2 will launch on October 19, the flagship Pixel 2 XL won't be available until Nov.
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Though the museum's statement claimed that the installation had caused "numerous arrests," an NYPD spokesperson told Gothamist that LaBeouf was the only person arrested during the run of the project.
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The Navy on Wednesday removed Seventh Fleet Commander Vice Admiral Joseph Aucoin from his post, citing "a loss of confidence in his ability to command" after the run of accidents.
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A big question for the industry has been whether the run of catastrophes would allow them to achieve higher prices for their coverage, which have been in decline for years.
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The weak consumer spending report extended the run of soft data ranging from housing starts to manufacturing that have flagged a sharp slowdown in growth early in the first quarter.
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Let's face it: This year, DC has the run of the place during the traditionally booming and crowded Saturday afternoon in Hall H. In previous years, DC parent Warner Bros.
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Jen Chaney, Vulture: There's something about the sameness of Stars Hollow that feels less quaint in A Year in the Life than it did during the run of the series.
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The series is based on "The Run of His Life," Jeffrey Toobin's book, as well as court transcripts and dozens of other books, many by key players in the trial.
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Rather against the run of his own idealizing, he admits that sexual jealousy and erotic rage will still rule in utopia: two adultery-related murders take place in the book.
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Earlier this month, after intense criticism, a theater in Montreal cut short the run of a production by the director Robert Lepage that featured mostly white actors playing black slaves.
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Yet former British Open champion Justin Leonard thinks the run of six successive first-time major winners is set to end at the hands of one of the big hitters.
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"He has the run of the station, and it's amazing he's like one of those friends who always shows up at a party that everybody loves," Mill told the station.
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This Euros has seen too many of them, and yet again—during one of the most exciting matchups yet—we'd be denied a game-winner from the run of play.
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Reims equalized against the run of play in the 34th when P.S.G.'s defense dealt poorly with a free kick and midfielder Prince Oniangue beat goalkeeper Kevin Trapp from close range.
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To be fair, there's always been a slight feeling of that in the run of Donald Trump, a man who built much of his political persona atop his reality TV persona.
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During the run of nine successive defeats that preceded relegation they lost 6-0 at home to Liverpool, 4-0 away at Manchester City, and 4-313 at home to Chelsea.
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Bugatti has taken orders for 250 of its magnificent Chiron super sports car — half the run of 500 cars — all without giving customers a single test drive, the company announced today.
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She added, however, that more access to guns, not more restrictions, might halt the run of mass shootings in recent years that the president talked about during his speech on Tuesday.
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Local roller-skating organizations the Church of 8 Wheels and Bay Area Derby are partnering with FMCAC to provide rink hosts, DJs, and special programming throughout the run of the project.
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No, Curt Schilling just has opinions, and because his opinions are "conservative" he was fired from his job as a baseball analyst while liberal opinionators have the run of the place.
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As an added benefit, attendees can keep the fun and networking going long after the show floor closes with the various after-parties that take place throughout the run of Disrupt.
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The weak consumer spending report extended the run of soft data ranging from housing starts to manufacturing, that have flagged a sharp slowdown in economic growth early in the first quarter.
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Coming from a crowd that has trended in recent years from the run-of-the-mill liberal of the past to the extremely progressive activism of the far left, that figures.
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Many have the run of our homes, share in many of the activities of their human families, and may even have opportunities to form social relationships with others of their kind.
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He told the court on Wednesday that he was aware of "curious relationships" at the Finance Ministry at the time and suggested Tapie himself had had the run of the place.
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The run of losses had come as Clinton appeared to have lost momentum over Republican rival Donald Trump in some public opinion polls after FBI director James Comey said on Oct.
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He seemed especially overwhelmed by the run of elite competition recently, shooting a combined 271-of-31 from the floor with 10 assists and nine turnovers in the last three games.
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The run of thousand-percent increases was never sustainable, and even the most dedicated believers in the cryptocurrency revolution didn't think the high of almost $20,000 would hold in the short term.
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O.J. Simpson tasked actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner with bringing A.C. to life — particularly in the series' Bronco chase-centric and extremely intense second episode, "The Run of His Life," which aired Tuesday.
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The run of 11 performances at the Royal Opera House, the first of which opens on October 26th, shares the title role between three ballerinas, Natalia Osipova, Laura Morera and Lauren Cuthbertson.
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The New Zealanders' goal came against the run of play but Kashima, who qualified as champions of host nation Japan, equalised 17 minutes later when Shuhei Akasaki turned in Ryota Nagaki's cross.
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Gary Cahill just got Chelsea on the board in the 59th minute to make Tottenham sweat a little bit at 2-1, and they have dominated the run of play ever since.
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Because of all the moving parts, a Professor is also much more delicate than the run-of-the-mill Rubik's—just watch how much more gingerly this guy treats his bigger cubes.
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Are the run-of-the-mill, kind of millennial protesters, with the magic marker signs, and the black mask people, kind of working hand-in-glove there from what you are gathering?
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However, there are some outliers in the brood giving guys the vital choices they need to conquer that particularly thick hair that somehow manages to elude the run-of-the-mill razor.
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Going by the makeup of the run-of-the-mill blue chips in Trump's portfolio, Santoli said it's more likely that he simply tracked pretty closely to the performance of the benchmark.
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At 29, he is on the run of his professional life, further evidence of how dangerously premature it is now to try to put players into historical context in their mid-20s.
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Drink and dessert tastings are scheduled during the run of the shop, through the end of the year: The Kitchen by W&P Design, 171 Elizabeth Street (Spring Street), no phone, wandpdesign.com.
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The Public, in a statement, said the decision to end the run of Fox's production, "The Truth Has Changed," had nothing to do with content, but instead concerned problematic behavior by Fox.
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A big South Carolina win, Biden's campaign hopes, would provide a springboard into the run of states with influential black electorates, starting with Super Tuesday three days after the Palmetto State's Feb.
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Mr. Horowitz became so well known during the run of his TV series that, he said, it would take him hours to do his grocery shopping because of all the advice seekers.
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But the run of good luck seems to be coming to an end, with the uncertainty surrounding Brexit and Italy's slow-motion crisis undermining confidence; as with China, recent data are ugly.
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Aston Martin has a history with it too, however, due to the automaker&aposs earlier work with Italian coachbuilder Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera and the run of "super light" DB4s launched in the 1960s.
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As part of an exhibition celebrating Alison Knowles's early computer-generated poem "The House of Dust," Bass has created "a line of domestic materials" that she'll use throughout the run of the show.
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Rybarikova ended the run of Slovenian qualifier Dalila Jakupovic 6-2 6-4, while Strycova progressed after her opponent Lesia Tsurenko was forced to retire with an injury, trailing 7-5 3-0.
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Fourth seed Muguruza ended the run of 108th-ranked American Shelby Rogers with a 7-5 6-3 win, while 2010 Paris finalist Stosur beat Bulgaria's Tsvetana Pironkova 6-4 7-6(6).
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WEAK DATA STREAM The weak consumer spending report extended the run of soft data ranging from housing starts to manufacturing that have flagged a sharp slowdown in growth early in the first quarter.
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The zine is available for free at Performance Space New York throughout the run of their show, and all of the stories, photos, and artwork will also be published on Broadly online here.
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Books of The Times "American Heiress," Jeffrey Toobin's new book about Patty Hearst, is a clever companion piece to "The Run of His Life" (1996), his book about the O. J. Simpson case.
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For example, only two of England's six goals came from the run of play Sunday — as if that sort of thing matters, since set pieces play such a large role in big tournaments.
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We've proven our ability to bring together diametrically opposed lawmakers to achieve the seemingly impossible, so perhaps we can tackle something equally insurmountable and not just the "run of the mill" trade issues.
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The Mets' starting rotation forms the delicate backbone of the team, and the Mets are intent on doing whatever they can to avoid the run of injuries that decimated the staff last season.
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It's set to pop up again soon: During the run of "Plaza Suite," Parker and Broderick will mark the same wedding anniversary that Karen and Sam Nash do in the play — their 23rd.
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It wasn't too long ago that the world was divided into Team Edward and Team Jacob, a pop culture battle that we fought for nearly a decade during the run of the Twilight saga.
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He had a glorious chance to level the match against the run of play when Federer double-faulted at 30-30 in the 10th game, but he buried a routine backhand into the net.
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The once-beloved comedian, known as "America's Dad" in the 1980s and 1990s during the run of his hit television sitcom, was marched out of court in shackles and began serving his sentence immediately.
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The BoE raised its forecast for growth in 2017 to 1.4 percent in November and it may well raise it again in a quarterly update next Thursday after the run of strong economic data.
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A few months later, when I was the only student to show up for class, our instructor decided to test Robin's teaching skills and gave the two of us the run of the mats.
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A big part of the reason for the power burn this summer was the run of hot weather which saw temperatures consistently above normal from the end of May boosting demand for air conditioning.
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"I think there was a large measure of payback in the Nevada case," said Jeffrey Toobin, a senior legal analyst for CNN who wrote "The Run of His Life" and covered the Simpson trials.
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He even reproduces catty letters that he wrote to Patti LuPone during the run of "Evita," despairing of her ability to sing the words clearly enough for them to be understood by the audience.
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Goethe was an idol of the members of the Transcendental Club, including Ralph Waldo Emerson, and Emerson, generous as ever, had given Louisa the run of his library when she was in her teens.
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The run of nine straight wins over the Padres tied San Francisco's longest winning streak against a single team to open the season since the Giants moved to San Francisco for the 1958 season.
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But we have time for less weighty topics, too, including a discussion of the run of comics Ridley, a lifelong comic book fan, would most want to turn into a movie or TV show.
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It will include more than 100 works by artists including Marina Abramovic, Trisha Brown, Maruja Mallo and Cindy Sherman; there will also be up to 15 live performances during the run of the show.
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When James Wan is crafting a scare, there's a 10-minute buildup to that scare, and if you look down at your phone during the run of that 10 minutes, the scare doesn't work.
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By embracing the unpredictable imperfections of shooting with expired film and mounting the results on LED lightbox displays, Scott McFarland's Skyleaks series transforms the run of-the-mill "cloud pic" into something beautifully jarring.
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Analysts at NAB reckon there is a chance of an even stronger number given the run of leading indicators and the fact that March was held back by poor weather which cleared in April.
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According to the press release, Haiduk's exhibitions have doubled as film sets for different scenes from Master and Margarita since 2008, and several recordings and events take place during the run of the show.
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Real, fielding the same line-up that started last year's final which they won on penalties against Atletico Madrid, were being totally outplayed, although they nearly snatched an equalizer against the run of play.
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During the run of the show, six Old Master paintings from Sotheby's Master Painting sale on June 8 head downtown to Fat Free Art's gallery space, where they'll be displayed alongside their reinterpreted counterparts.
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Liberals were white men who considered themselves superior to the run of humanity in both those particulars; though Bagehot, like Mill, supported votes for women, for most of its early years this newspaper did not.
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This Grenoble-born collector's permissive purview on owning and ordering art entails an open outlook far flung from the run-of-the-mill, cookie-cutter, interchangeable, name-brand-conscious investment collectors that litter the land.
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Typically, Arts Council National portfolio funding covers 50% of the core costs of running and maintaining the gallery, including some annual staffing costs; the gallery uses none of this during the run of Eichhorn's exhibition.
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At first blush, this reported assault sounds nauseatingly familiar, like the run-of-the-mill American racial harassment that has always been common but has become increasingly revealed thanks to videos shared on social media.
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Like other prominent designers, artists and architects who have been invited to participate in Cooper Hewitt's continuing Selects series, Mr. Browne was given the run of the museum's collection to mine for his own purposes.
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"With the run of one test, patients and healthcare professionals can now evaluate several appropriate disease management options," Dr Jeffrey Shuren, director of the FDA's Center for Devices and Radiological Health, said in a statement.
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Not content with the run-of-the-mill (pun intended) flour dredge in most fried chicken recipes, the mad geniuses at Fedtegreven Bistrobodega decided to coat these chicken thighs in pulverized store-bought tortilla chips.
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When the doctor looked at my throat, she determined the cause: My esophagus and voice box tissue were shredded from all the stomach acid that would swoosh by them in the run of a day.
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I did the shuffle for a while, getting lost in the run of days, phasing through detox and rehab, moving from Tampa to Boca Raton to Delray Beach to Lantana to Deerfield Beach to here.
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While rooms across the street at the Bowery Hotel cost around $232 a night, the men pay no more than $22019 for their cramped cubicles, though they pretty much have the run of the place.
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The run of "The Galloping Gourmet" was also relatively brief; CBS canceled the show in 1971 after a car crash in which Mr. Kerr and his wife, Treena, were badly injured, requiring a long recovery.
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THE WHITNEY MUSEUM once more flexed its immense fifth floor with the triumphal "Open Plan," which gave five artists working in markedly different media the run of the entire space for up to two weeks.
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Girardi also said that Tanaka might be enduring a crisis of confidence because of the run of futility, which Tanaka has said was unlike anything he had experienced in the major leagues or in Japan.
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Pliskova's 6-1 7-6(2) win ended the run of the young American, a wild card who beat ninth seed Petra Kvitova in the third round for the biggest win of her fledgling career.
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But music historians will remember him primarily for the run of six studio albums with The Cars, each of them commercially successful and including four US Top-5 albums and a string of hit singles.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may have edged lower or that the run of low core inflation readings last year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may have edged lower or that the run of soft core inflation readings this year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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Simultaneously flat and vibrant, her deadpan, apathetic moan of a voice sums up a musical signature that's abrasive not because it gets in your face but because the run of life has beaten it into resignation.
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"This is my favorite dress I've ever worn to the #emmys @verawanggang," she captioned a snap of herself on the 1999 Emmy Awards red carpet, just two years into the run of Buffy the Vampire Slayer.
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During the run of "Popteen," its stars inspired fierce loyalties among fans on social media as they completed tasks like been photographed while being splattered with goo, with their final ranking partly determined by viewer votes.
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Against the run of play, he grabbed a break point at 5-0 down but Nadal quickly cut off the threat to reach his first Melbourne final since losing to Federer in a classic 2017 decider.
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The run of surpluses has allowed Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble to increase state spending on roads, housing and digital infrastructure ahead of federal elections in 2017, while sticking to his goal of running a balanced budget.
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If there is one common thing that characterizes the run-of-the-mill emerging market economy it is distrust of free trade and predilection of policymakers for high tariff walls that might benefit the favored few.
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Kim began the run of birdies on the par-4 fifth hole, parred the par-20143 sixth, then scored four straight on the par-5 seventh, par-3 eighth and par-4 ninth and 10th holes.
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The third quarter of 2017 is expected to be the costliest on record for the insurance and reinsurance industry due to the run of natural catastrophes, with policy rates expected to go up as a result.
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If you look at the run of letters in this clue, "Pocahontas kept somewhat focused at work", and you know you're in search of a two-, four-letter phrase, you'll come to ON TASK pretty quickly.
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China had almost stunned the favorites against the run of play in the first half when Yang Li was sent through after a German error but her shot was cleared when she looked certain to score.
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The theater was founded by Amy Poehler, Ian Roberts, Matt Walsh and Matt Besser at another Chelsea location during the run of their Comedy Central sketch show, "Upright Citizens Brigade," which ran from 1998 to 2000.
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With the U.S. fully exploiting the space they were given in midfield, England were in danger of letting the game slip out of their control but against the run of play they leveled in superb style.
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By the end of a third term, Mr. Cuomo, 60, will have had the run of the governor's mansion for a majority of his adult life: 12 years as governor, 12 years as a governor's son.
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About New York Russian trolls had the run of Facebook and Twitter last year, it now emerges, spinning up thousands of phony accounts to spread propaganda during the election, weigh in on political issues, place ads.
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Man Bartlett, a New York-based multidisciplinary artist, is recording the street performances throughout the run of the exhibition and inviting people to share their opinions of city life via social media, using the hashtag #personofthecrowd.
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Bloomberg's team calculates that, due to the size and instability of the Democratic field, no clear frontrunner may emerge after the run of the first four early states that ends with South Carolina voting Feb. 29.
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He might appear as though he has lost the run of himself over the last few years, but the last thing MMA needs is another tragic story about a fighter after he hung up his gloves.
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Downside risks to inflation included the possibility that longer-term inflation expectations may move lower or that the run of soft core inflation readings this year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may have edged lower or that the run of soft readings on core inflation this year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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In what has since become an inspiring video for many, English cricketer Liam Thomas kept his calm when his prosthetic leg fell off in a game and finished the run of play as if nothing had happened.
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Later in the day, she changed into a more conservative look — a black dress with her blonde hair in a low bun to mimic one of Kelly's looks during the run of her former Fox News show.
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While high profile cases can teach us a lot about how our criminal justice system responds to sexual assault allegations, they also threaten to obscure the run-of-the-mill problems that sexual violence survivors face everyday.
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The reports extended the run of soft data on an economy that lost momentum at the tail end of 2018 and gave more credence to the Federal Reserve's "patient" stance towards raising interest rates further this year.
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Costa Rica, who were quarter-finalists four years ago and will play Brazil, Serbia and Switzerland in Group E, went ahead against the run of play with a goal by captain Bryan Ruiz in the 24th minute.
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Indeed, the decision to find a way to sell out to Disney was explicitly a response to the realization that the run of hits could not last forever — while the company's public valuation suggested that it would.
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Pico will be making his MMA debut opening up the PPV portion of the event, which says a lot considering his fight with Freeman breaks up the run of three consecutive title fights, shunting the Davis vs.
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The run of Rolex Series events leading up to the British Open represents an opportunity to regroup, and with the Ryder Cup subplot bolstering the field at the Open de France, to do so among elite competition.
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His campaign had always planned to use South Carolina as a springboard into the run of Super Tuesday states and beyond to make the case that he does better than any other Democrat with voters of color.
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Biden's campaign had always planned to use South Carolina as a springboard into the run of Super Tuesday states and beyond to make the case that he does better than any other Democrat with voters of color.
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One miss from Italy set up Jonas Hector for this penalty: In the end, the better team (with 62 percent possession to Italy's 38 percent) and the team that actually scored from the run of play, won.
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Downside risks included the possibilities that longer-term inflation expectations may be lower than was assumed or that the run of low core inflation readings last year could prove to be more persistent than the staff expected.
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During a weekend that included performances from the likes of country powerhouses such as Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban and Luke Bryan, it was Granger's set that fans were equally anticipating throughout the run of the three-day festival.
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During a weekend that included performances from the likes of country powerhouses such as Miranda Lambert, Keith Urban and Luke Bryan, it was Smith's set that fans were equally anticipating throughout the run of the three-day festival.
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West Brom goalkeeper Ben Foster had produced a string of superb saves to deny Alli, Ben Davies and Christian Eriksen before Chadli, who joined the Brummies from Tottenham during the close season, scored against the run of play.
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Then there were the run-of-the-mill shards of hate and ignorance, like the former GOP congressman who tweeted, then deleted, a statement about how "real America" was coming after "black lives matter punks" and Barack Obama.
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O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, Written by Scott Alexander, Joe Robert Cole, D.V. DeVincentis, Maya Forbes, Larry Karaszewski, Wally Wolodarsky, Based on the book The Run of His Life by Jeffrey Toobin; FX ORIGINAL SHORT FORM NEW MEDIA
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For the run of the fair, which this year has relocated from the Park Avenue Armory to Pier 94 on the Hudson, booth 317 will simply contain a sheet of paper explaining the reasons for Ag Galerie's withdrawal.
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The Japanese 21st seed, a finalist at Flushing Meadows in 2014 and a semi-finalist in 2016, fired 29 winners to end the run of Germany's Kohlschreiber, who had beaten fourth seed Alexander Zverev in the previous round.
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But experts believe the damage to the market is already done, as the run of trades from GSO have exposed how easy it is for big players to alter outcomes in the very markets they are betting on.
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In an exclusive clip for the upcoming CBS series Hunted, engaged couple Matt and Christina prepare to go on the run of their lives (as "fugitives") in hopes of successfully escaping the law and retrieving a $250,000 prize.
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For those reasons, she came under fire by the columnist Michelangelo Signorile, who during the run of the magazine OutWeek named and shamed closeted gay celebrities whom he saw as hypocrites in the midst of a deadly pandemic.
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The season is based on the book A Vast Conspiracy: The Real Story of the Sex Scandal That Nearly Brought Down a President by Jeffrey Toobin, whose earlier book The Run of His Life inspired The People vs.
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"You can still see reasons to be cautious, but the path of least resistance still seems to be up almost everywhere," he added, pointing to the run of record highs for the S&P 500 index last week.
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In the early wild west days of the Internet, teachers struggled to keep children from accessing porn or violent content in the school library, child predators had the run of chatrooms and Internet security stopped at the router.
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Mr. Miranda, born and raised in New York City to parents from Puerto Rico, is devoted to the island; he is hoping that the run of "Hamilton" here will call attention to both its needs and its riches.
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"He was going to build a house on the property and I was going to have a soundproof room, and he'd let me have the run of the property eventually when he trusted me," she said he told her.
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She didn't lose the run of herself by way of a response but she said yes, it is very hot, and he believed that something at least cousinly to a smile softened her mouth and moved across her eyes.
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Sanders is ever the realist and, being one, he is quite aware of the ease with which the Clintons have turned their backs on the run-of-the-mill Americans in favor of the few, the wealthy, the elites.
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Some eat only organic feed but are still raised in crowded barns; others have an all-natural diet and have the run of the farm; others are slaughtered according to strict kosher laws but have been treated with antibiotics.
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Saunders birdied all three holes in the famed Bear Trap stretch at PGA National, the run of holes 24 through 210 where a par 29 is sandwiched by two par 3s that can be treacherous even without much wind.
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The Public Theater, one of the nation's biggest and most influential nonprofit theaters, has abruptly shortened the run of a climate change activist's provocative one-man show, saying the creator, Josh Fox, had violated the theater's code of conduct.
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It opens with a rhapsody, a dappled evocation of summer as experienced by three quicksilver twelve-year-olds given the run of an ancient patch of forest near the small town of Knocknaree: These three children own the summer.
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It's true that the run of failure encompasses only three games, but one was the World Cup quarter-final two years ago and two were World Cup semi-finals, one of them the notorious game in Seville in 1982.
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Throughout the run of the show, the group periodically enters the gallery to perform a commissioned composition, "mains hum" (2017) by composer David Lang, which takes as its inspiration a quote by Benjamin Franklin on the wonders and potential of electricity.
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In 2016, HBO updated Westworld's online presence throughout the run of the show, with more teases rolled out episode by episode — so we'll be updating this post with all the leaks and revelations that are unveiled in the weeks to come.
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Shot in just over a week on a scant budget in the woods of Maryland, "The Blair Witch Project" dispensed with the run of 1980s slasher films and even laid waste to the '90s sardonic horror of the "Scream" franchise.
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House price growth across Australia's major cities have already tempered since late last year, and the run of losses is generally expected to continue as banks clamp down on so called "liar loans" amid an exhaustive year-long public inquiry.
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Sunday's concert, in the intimate setting of Weill Hall, allowed for an unusually close look at how Mr. Levine is faring before the run of Verdi's "Simon Boccanegra," which he is scheduled to conduct at the Met, starting April 1.
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GRENOBLE, France — Nigeria took their chances against the run of play on Wednesday to beat South Korea, 2-0, for rare success at the Women's World Cup, setting themselves up to advance to the next stage of the tournament in France.
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The series, like the book it's based on—"The Run of His Life," from 1997, by my colleague Jeffrey Toobin—is unambiguous about Simpson's guilt in the murder of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend Ron Goldman.
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Sergio Aguero leveled with a tap-in after 26 minutes following a poor clearance by keeper Thibaut Courtois but Hazard restored Chelsea's lead against the run of play in the 33th with a rebound after his weak penalty was saved by Caballero.
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Just 36 hours before she was scheduled to present her newest spring/summer 2017 collection for J.Crew, she did a photo shoot, talked with executives about new billboards in L.A. and the run of show and, finally, met about the fall catalog.
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Despite the run of points victories throughout the course of 2016, it was an end of year reminder to the dorks and critics at ringside that Pernkun is a yodmuay, a dangerous knee fighter with pump action thighs that make big holes.
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Ann Patchett has the No. 6 fiction title, "The Dutch House," but don't go to her website for news about her — go there to read "Shop Dog Diaries," which is "written" by the dogs who have the run of her Nashville bookstore, Parnassus.
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A. L. Steiner, an activist about art and labor issues, persuaded Koenig & Clinton to shorten its working hours during the run of her show, while Simon Denny at Friedrich Petzel proposes using Bitcoin-type currencies to create a more equitable world economy.
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After burrowing into the European network, called COREU (or Courtesy), the hackers had the run of communications linking the European Union's 28 countries, on topics ranging from trade and tariffs to terrorism to summaries of summit meetings, from the vital to the insignificant.
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The group talked through the oral contract, which covers the minimum length of the run of the piece (four weeks) and how to loan or resell it (this would involve using the same oral contract as the one used to purchase the work).
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Sifting through the run of 214 year-ahead dispatches, the collective best guess goes something like this: Recession will be avoided and the global economy will pick up in coming months, with U.S. GDP returning toward long-term trend growth around 218%.
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During the run of the revival, the cast went through: 2120 pairs of boots and shoes 2692 challahs 226 or so haircuts and beard trims 831 onstage marriage proposal (after a show, by Ben Rappaport, who plays Perchik; Megan Kane said yes).
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"Spider-Man - The Lessons of Heroism," a video essay by Youtube pop-culture commentator kaptainkristian gets to the bottom of why the red-and-blue teenage hero resonates so strongly with fans, and how he's different from the run-of-the-mill superhero.
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But as it stands, the novelization of Solo, like the film, is a fun adventure tale within the larger Star Wars franchise that goes beyond the run-of-the-mill novelization treatment to explore a new bit of the world that we haven't yet seen.
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During the run of the NBC comedy, Pratt made the leap from being one funny part of a TV ensemble to one of the biggest movie stars, while fellow cast members including Amy Poehler, Aziz Ansari, and Aubrey Plaza all also saw their profiles rise.
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He started with a three-point play at 11:133 to tie the game at 77 and capped the run of 16 points with his first-ever NBA 3-pointer — on his second career attempt — with 247:275 left to make it 274-22016 Kings.
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Kimmel took a break from fighting healthcare reform and ripping into Trump to turn his comedy gaze upon the UK. He presented Theresa May's disastrous Conservative party conference speech to America, summing up the run of bad luck that had beset the prime minister.
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It's been the biker gang's clubhouse for years, but for the run of Grand Ole Opera it's been appropriated into a work of communal art, something the Stewarts hope will function in the same vein as Gordon Matta-Clark's landmark artist-run restaurant, Food.
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Lyra, raised as a foundling by the scholars, has the run of the school, blissfully ignorant of the political-religious infighting around her, until the man she knows as her uncle Asriel (James McAvoy), turns up claiming the stunning — and heretical — discovery of another universe.
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Muguruza, who like Djokovic was demoted to Suzanne Lenglen Court for her semi, ended the run of 2010 runner-up Samantha Stosur with a no-nonsense 6-2 6-103 win in front of thousands of empty green chairs in the 10,000-seater arena.
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In the semifinals Friday, Nishikori will face third-seeded Stan Wawrinka, who ended the run of the fan favorite Juan Martín del Potro with a 7-6 (63), 4-6, 6-3, 6-2 victory in a match that ended at 1:20 a.m.
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During this renovation period, only the Philip Johnson galleries, which currently house the Japanese Constellation exhibition, will remain open, while the Robert Menschel Galleries for Architecture and Design will be inaccessible — and have been since last month, after the run of Frederick Kiesler's Endless House.
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The ruling also reveals that the Ambassador Theater Group, a British company closely affiliated with the lead producer of "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child," at first sought to take over long-term programming at the Curran even after the run of that show.
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Finding beauty in the dark might, in its way, be a punk position, a subtle rebuke to the run of creative types happy to settle for cranking out journeyman work or for those designers now producing cynical collections whose sole end is corporate glut.
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Mary Richards had her share of romantic subplots during the run of the show, but the writers (including Silverman, one of the few women in the room) were far more interested in her friendships and in how she navigated a stressful, fast-paced workplace.
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But Yee, a playwright of great heart and audacity to match, has seen fit to give her version of Duch the run of her brash but conventionally sentimental play, which features the songs of the Los Angeles-based Cambodian surf rock group Dengue Fever.
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"It's not every day you get to extend the run of a cultural phenomenon that reaches nearly 35 million viewers on TBS alone every month," Kevin Reilly, chief content officer of HBO Max and president of TBS, TNT and truTV, said in a statement.
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PSA said it needed to boost van output to meet growing demand but could wait until 2020 to decide on future car production at its Ellesmere Port factory in northwest England, where the run of its current Astra Sports model does not end until the next decade.
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The 20-year-old German is looking to win the third Masters event of his career and advanced to a last-eight showdown against Croatia's Borna Coric, who ended the run of Canadian prospect Denis Shapovalov 7-6(63) 4-6 6-4 in a tight encounter.
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When writer Steve Englehart and artist Frank Brunner took over the run of Marvel Comics' Doctor Strange in the early 21968s, they would get together every couple of months to have dinner and then get high, brainstorming wild, new directions in which to take the character.
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Nicole Eggert will make an appearance on Megyn Kelly's show Tuesday to discuss her allegations that Scott Baio repeatedly molested her during the run of "Charles in Charge" when she was underage, but it was not the first time she taped a show talking about the allegations.
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Earlier in the day, Mr. Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, Jared Kushner, who has been the key contact with Prince Mohammed, likened the doubts about the truthfulness of Saudi officials to the run-of-the-mill perfidy that the White House deals with in Washington.
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I had been scheduled to lead a preshow discussion and a workshop as part of the run of this show; the theater has canceled all events until after April 14, which is disappointing to me professionally, but more importantly, it's a cultural loss to the Portland community.
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During the run of the project, Lacy would gather police reports of the crime daily and mark them on one of the maps with a red "rape" stamp; she would add nine lighter stamps of the word around each one to represent the estimates of unreported rapes.
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To be fair, that film was always an outlier for Mr. Spielberg: It was his first stab at a prestige picture after the run of popcorn movies from "Jaws" to "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," and reviewers complained that he had sentimentalized Ms. Walker's novel.
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It was simply about trying to assure that the best among us -- no matter skin color or ethnicity or sexuality -- would be provided equal opportunities to compete with groups that have long had the run of the place, have long had a leg up because, frankly, they were white.
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The run of weak UK data, together with a general lurch towards dovishness by the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks, has prompted money markets to virtually price out any chance of a Bank of England interest rate rise in 2019, another factor likely to pressure sterling.
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The run of weak UK data, together with a general lurch towards dovishness by the U.S. Federal Reserve and other central banks, have seen money markets almost price out any chance of a Bank of England interest rate rise in 2019, another factor that's likely to pressure sterling.
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After making a fairly rough challenge that was feebly contested after the run-of-play, Chicharito found himself with the ball, cleats kissing the corner of the 18-yard box, and saw a vision few else would have: a naked lower right corner that had his name on it.
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Along with the run-of-the-mill "we're aware someone with your IP address illegally downloaded our show" schtick, the threatening email adds you can easily—and for pretty low cost—watch Game of Thrones legally online, complete with all the butts, boobs, blood, and dragons your heart desires.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The run of gains on Wall Street turns 8 years old on Thursday and, despite its advanced age, is expected to rage on, with perhaps a few hiccups, based on a combination of stronger company earnings, lower taxes and a corporate-friendly administration in Washington.
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Huawei reportedly claimed that the peak in performance seen during the run of the benchmark app was an intuitive jump determined by AI; however, when an unlabeled version of the benchmark test was run, the phones were unable to recognize it and, as a result, displayed lower performances.
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As for hardware, Microsoft's Surface Studio is an iMac-like all-in-one PC that Microsoft hopes will continue the run of good luck it's hard with its homegrown PC, which quickly went from an unwanted oddity back in 2012 to among the best PCs you can buy today.
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While Johnson did not win the heart of Bachelorette Hannah Brown (she ended up single after picking, and then breaking up with, Jed Wyatt) he did go on to hang out with singer Demi Lovato, whom he initially flirted with on Twitter during the run of The Bachelorette.
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The run-of-show reflected that; Logic took the stage to give a voice to the mental health movement, Kendrick Lamar, a powerful force for championing racial politics, performed and won the biggest award of the night, and Charlottesville victim Heather Heyer's mother delivered a speech about fighting for social justice.
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The first time I watched the three eighty-minute episodes sent to critics (along with the terrifying Weiner spoiler-warning embargo that critics grew to expect during the run of "Mad Men"), I slipped into a drugged-out trance, relaxing into the lush, stylized mise en scène that is Weiner's trademark.
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The run of green lights had nothing to do with luck — it was intentional, made possible by a special system that gives the bus the power to use its GPS system to turn traffic lights green or keep them green longer, a relatively cutting edge technology that reduces travel time.
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At $4 to $8 each, these small but elaborate edifices seem worthier than the run-of-the-mill pastries available at every urban corner deli and curbside coffee cart, enabling their artisans to cover the ever-increasing cost of basic ingredients, particularly butter, whose price hit a historic high last year.
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The film premiered two years into the run of "Hogan's Heroes" on CBS, a madcap, Emmy-nominated comedy about a German P.O.W. camp in World War II. One of the prisoners would sometimes dress up as the Führer to bamboozle the hapless commandant, Colonel Klink, and his bumbling minion, Sergeant Schultz.
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Just as the disrupted space of the Spode factory now allows for dancing in the boardroom, the disruption of 1960s Detroit has triggered a chain of events and economic collapses resulting in a city so decentralized that six dancers have basically the run of the city streets for their dance floor.
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None of these would be great themes for a kids' movie, but I think they're also underplayed because the film is more distinctly a riff on Batman movies and television than the run of comics (especially the satirical series Marshal Law, or anything by Frank Miller) that pushed that particular interpretation the most.
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The British actress, soon to be seen as Elizabeth II in the Netflix series "The Crown", plays Britain's 18th-century Queen Anne as a heartbroken widow whose pet rabbits that have the run of her palatial bed chamber are surrogates for the 17 children she has lost during or soon after pregnancy.
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Perhaps Walton really is, in this more inclusive sense, the luckiest of us all — the one on whom the universe has rained down the largest portion of its good and bad fortune, across the entire spectrum: the miraculous, the disastrous, the decent, the inconvenient, the run-of-the-mill, the slightly off.
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I was never consulted on the decision to move the work, but as the curatorial lead on the Pledges project at the Spencer Museum, two things were within my power: to remain vigilantly committed to keeping the work on continuous public display through the run of the project and to continue to support public dialogue.
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Out of respect for the victims and families of Wednesday's shooting in Florida, the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden and artist Krzysztof Wodiczko have postponed his projection on the exterior of the building, to be presented at a later date within the run of the exhibition Brand New: Art and Commodity in the 1980s.
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So afterward I was like you know what, I need to lean into doing more work that has a larger impact, like media and commentating, instead of the run-of-the-mill consulting that I was doing in DC. As great as that was, it was resulting in micro level change, not macro level change.
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In the lead role, the then-37-year-old Morse was still better-known at the time for his long stint on the TV series St. Elsewhere then for the run of memorable big-screen character roles that lay ahead of him in movies including Contact, Dancer in the Dark, and The Green Mile.
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The Run of His Life is often called the single best account of the Simpson trial, and Clark's encounter with the clerk is included as part of the season's overall strategy, which is to suggest that the trial wasn't a singular event in history, but a prophecy of everything that was about to come.
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There the world number one will meet Spanish fourth seed Garbine Muguruza, who ended the run of 2010 runner-up Samantha Stosur with a no-nonsense 6-2 6-4 win in the other semi-final that had to be staged on the secondary Court Suzanne Lenglen after a week of rain derailed the tournament's usual schedule.
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After that, the crowd seemed a bit emotionally drained, and with the Predators holding a decided advantage in the run of play for the first 40 minutes against a sleepy-looking Habs team, it took a hard-working shift by Brendan Gallagher with just under 11 minutes into the third period to get them back into it.
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Acura also committed what have been seen as some serious blunders, such as dropping the Legend and Integra badges for forgettable alphanumeric alternatives like TL and RL. It also opted for more conservative designs and, with the decision to end the run of the original NSX, pulled back from the performance niche that helps define luxury brands.
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The index has risen more than 3 percent since Thursday following reports of progress in trade talks between the United States and China, as well as reassuring factory activity data from China and the U.S. The run of gains for stock markets worldwide has also pushed MSCI's key gauge of global equities to a six-month high.
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The index has risen nearly 3 percent since Thursday following reports of progress in trade talks between the United States and China, as well as reassuring factory activity data from China and the U.S. The run of gains for stock markets worldwide has also pushed MSCI's key gauge of global equities to a six-month high.
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David Mitchell describes working backstage at a theater, and he watched this actor do a very natural gesture, which got a big audience reaction—so the actor played up to it every night, and by the end of the run of the play, he did it in such a big way that it wasn't very funny anymore.
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For example, at 7D, "One international organization in possession of Roma robot," the run-of-the-mill approach would be to assume that the letters R-O-M-A appear somewhere internally in the entry, since the words "in possession of" refer to that word (and "One international organization" would define the outer portion of the entry).
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That scene has been playing out throughout the run of the show — at a matinee performance last year, several women sitting in the orchestra section bolted down the aisle as soon as "Bad Idea," the final song in the first act, began to play; during the intermission, ushers were radioing stage managers to give updates about the line progress.
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Now it arrives, after three years in temporary digs and with a sweet 20-year-lease I wish I could negotiate on my own apartment, in a cast-iron building at 11 Cortlandt Alley, just off Canal Street, where artists can have the run of a high-ceilinged ground floor and perform in a spacious basement.
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One more day of hearings this week The run of public testimony ends this week with Fiona Hill, who popularized the term "drug deal" with regard to Trump's Ukraine policy, and David Hale, who overheard Sondland's cellphone call at a Kiev restaurant with Trump while Hale and Sondland were dining al fresco in Kiev on July 26.
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" The union went on to say that "Thomas Cook's own fatigue-monitoring software showed that because of the run of duties he had done, if he had flown his rostered flight he would have landed at the end of his duty with a predicted performance loss that would have been similar to being four times over the legal alcohol limit for flying.
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Although England's cluelessness as panic set in late on meant it wasn't apparent in the previous tie, Iceland faded in the final 20 minutes against both Hungary and Austria (the late winner came very much against the run of play as Austria committed the whole team forward in search of the goal that would have kept them in the tournament).
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While acquisitions like J.T. Realmuto, Jean Segura, Andrew McCutchen and David Robertson laid the groundwork for the outsize expectations, Harper's signing sent what had been an Eagles-first town to a level of baseball craziness not seen for a long time — at least not in this decade, since the run of the Chase Utley-Ryan Howard-Jimmy Rollins Phillies ended.
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"You're on a high wire falling on your face, where it's going to either get bogged down in such a sense of your own importance that you forget to make an entertaining movie, or you're so busy dotting the I's that you forget to grip people emotionally during the run of the movie," Markus told CNN of their initial "Endgame" jitters.
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The Berlin concerts cap an unusually long American sojourn — thanks to the run of "Tristan" at the Met and his engagements at Carnegie, which made him a featured "Perspectives" artist this season and last — for Mr. Rattle, who has the intriguing distinction of being one of the most beloved conductors in the United States who has never led an American orchestra.
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There is a station for testing seed viability and propagating plants that's being tended by an environmental science intern for the run of the show, a couch with a reading area and community bulletin board, a table for sorting and packing seeds, and a structure reminiscent of a card catalogue cobbled together from post-consumer waste, where visitors can take and/or donate seed packets.
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"It&aposs sexy, there&aposs blood in it, there&aposs meanness," he told the Financial Times in an interview from November of 2018, published the same month as his dramatic arrest in Japan on allegations of financial malfeasance but conducted when he still had the run of the globe, including restaurants in Paris, and could still captivate journalists on the Wall Street–City of London axis.
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The Day Gloves are much pricier than what I would normally spend on a pair of flats and I did need to size a half size up, but given how often I wear them, how comfortable they are, and how much of my closet they go with, I'd rather have one pair of these than cycle through the run-of-the-mill pairs I typically buy.
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For this 2014–15 painting series, Williams borrowed from the lexicon of comics, a landscape shifting slowly but determinedly in the direction of more superheroes and creators of color: the run of Ta-Nehisi Coates's Black Panther has led to Marvel's hire of Roxane Gay; Iron Man is becoming a black woman; and Jason Momoa has stepped into the cinematic role of Aquaman (thank you, Jesus).
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Anyone in the Midwest who missed the run of 6323 Americans at the Detroit Institute of Arts could drop in on Us Is Them for an encounter with many of the same artists — including an arresting array of works big and small by Wangechi Mutu — but the Pizzuti Collection is also engaging in its points of departure from the established mainstream of contemporary art.
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Beyond the well-known abundance of trial and news video to give him the verbal and visual cues he needed for his performance — Shapiro's cool demeanor, haughty bearing and slow-burning frustration — he consulted legal journalist Jeffrey Toobin's book The Run of His Life: The People V. O.J. Simpson, upon which the FX series is based, as well as Shapiro's own memoir The Search For Justice and Lawrence Schiller's Inside-defense chronicle American Tragedy.
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In a way, that was a real highlight, to get to that last episode and see her, who's been with the run of this thing from the get-go, having kind of kept the train on the tracks this season, but then standing there, in addition to wearing the uniform, and knowing the lines, and keeping the show together — to see her directing this thing into its final conclusion, which I think is an excellent episode, was so impressive and great to watch.
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Much like Beyoncé on her most recent release, the 23-minute long album is full of hashtag-able lyrics, continuing the run of short albums by G.O.O.D. Taylor explores multiple facets of womanhood, from the sexual on "3Way" to courtship and relationships on "Issues/Hold On" and "Hurry," to navigating success on "Rose in Harlem" and "Never Would Have Made It." She's created a straight-up anthem with "WTP," which uses callouts from an old-school ball announcer to create an infectious summer jam.
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It's not hard to see how Heathers begat other mean-teen classics, and with the run of Broadway's Heathers: The Musical and a recent attempt at a television reboot (which was, unfortunately, repeatedly delayed and ultimately canceled because of negative early reviews and violent subject matter in the wake of the deadly school shooting at Stoneman Douglas High School), it seems fans aren't quite ready to drop the story of ruthless, croquet-playing girls and teen murder sprees, despite the stark world teens are living in today.
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