A woman, blond, in a white tunic, smiling, arms thrown wide at a rally in Brooklyn this past week.
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The doors were thrown wide to the street and "Whole Lotta Loving" was turned up loud, as Mr. McIntosh readied himself for the day.
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The contest had been thrown wide open by Hirscher's shock failure in his favorite event as he chased his third gold medal of the Games.
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Those of us launched from bare-bones schools in uncelebrated places will always find particular grace in a library, where the temple doors are thrown wide to all believers, regardless of pedigree.
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And HBO's "Barry" made a significant mark on the comedy voting, where Donald Glover's "Atlanta" led the way, in a field thrown wide open by the absence of three-time champ "Veep" from this year's list of contenders.
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At midnight last night, he declares, he heard a noise as if the front doors of his store, which were fastened with a heavy bar set in staples, had been thrown wide open and the bar flung to the floor.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Russia's Sergei Voronov took the lead in a men's grand prix event thrown wide open by the withdrawal of home favorite Yuzuru Hanyu and Canada's Patrick Chan, while Evgenia Medvedeva easily finished top in the women's short program on Friday.
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While visiting a friend at his design studio in Soho — where the windows had been thrown wide open to let in a balmy, late afternoon, and the whine of wheels in stop-and-go traffic punctuated our conversation — my eyes picked out the breaking headline on his computer screen.
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I get it: Primaries are tough to win and, in a field thrown wide open after the last round of debates, the Democratic candidates have every motivation to excite their base as much as possible to win the "invisible primary" of polling and fundraising before the 21625 primaries begin.
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If the doors first opened with Yves Saint Laurent's popularization of high-fashion ready-to-wear in the 1960s, they were thrown wide to the masses at the turn of the millennium with the advent of fast fashion, and the idea that economics should not dictate who has access to cool clothes.
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SWAPO indicated that the candidate would be chosen democratically in the 2012 party election.Presidential race thrown wide open New Era, 14 March 2011 SWAPO was viewed as the clear favorite going into the election.
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The matter is thrown wide open and the jigsaw becomes harder to piece together. They discover the death of far more people than they had even thought of and trace it all down to the haunted bungalow. How they get to the bottom of what or who haunts the big house forms an interesting climax.
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With Bachus announcing his retirement, the Republican primary field was thrown wide open. Initially, Beason said that he was "95 percent sure" he would run for re-election to his State Senate seat, but he changed his mind about three weeks later by deciding not to run again. He did not specifically rule out running for the Congressional seat.
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He didn't hear me."McCarry, Charles, "How to Write Spy Novels; the Best Books are Collaborations Between the Writer and Reader," June 19, 1988. McCarry wrote that: "After I resigned [from the CIA], intending to spend the rest of my life writing fiction and knowing what tricks the mind can play when the gates are thrown wide open, as they are by the act of writing, between the imagination and that part of the brain in which information is stored, I took the precaution of writing a closely remembered narrative of my clandestine experiences. After correcting the manuscript, I burned it.
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