And she's tossing aside her royal status to marry him.
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Tossing aside two of the bats, I stared down the pitcher.
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Liberals can embrace computer models of global warming without tossing aside everything they hold dear.
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Vietnam arms ban The U.S. is tossing aside its decades-long ban on selling military equipment to Vietnam.
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At first they appear to be searching for something, yanking open drawers and tossing aside papers and equipment.
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Thirty seconds later, video shows Cruz in the stairs, tossing aside his weapon, and then exiting the west side of the building.
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" Only once, in the entire novel, do two regular people come close to tossing aside all inhibitions and getting it on: "Noya.
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In effect, he seemed to be tossing aside two decades of economic, security and other arrangements, which would transform the situation on the ground.
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It is hard to think of any previous American president tossing aside an international agreement for such poor odds and at such a heavy cost.
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Workers had pulled at least 37 people alive from the site, government officials said, tossing aside backpacks and classroom equipment to dig through the rubble.
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Like a horoscope, I found myself nodding along to information that already fit into my pre-conceived notion of self, and tossing aside anything that didn't.
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"I'm perfectly willing to accept that women may never wear bras," Mr. Wexner said, tossing aside the notion that his products might one day be obsolete.
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Tossing aside the bleak, dusty hellscape of an immediate post-fallout world, the Guerilla team builds a natural landscape that has mostly rebounded from the demands of human overpopulation.
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Alex Krebs, the owner, teacher and acclaimed dancer, pressed play on traditional music from the 1930s and 1940s, as students drifted in, tossing aside street shoes for strappy stilettos.
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Mr. Trump went rogue last week in West Virginia, tossing aside prepared remarks about the tax measure that he deemed "boring" and indulging in a lengthy rant against illegal immigration.
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Only Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron, and Babe Ruth hit more home runs than the guy the New York Yankees are tossing aside for the final month of another lost season.
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President Obama deported 2.5 million people from America under his administration's immigration policy, so we can only imagine how many marginalized people Trump will succeed in flippantly tossing aside like last week's trash.
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Senate Republicans are tossing aside a bipartisan deal to protect DREAMers and are going back to the drawing board, despite a threat by Democrats to shut down the government within days without one.
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Conservative pundit Amy Holmes added that tossing aside the presumption of innocence for men accused of sexual misconduct particularly puts men of color in danger, citing anecdotal evidence about Title IX proceedings on college campuses.
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Donald Trump's grip on the Republican race has endured over the better part of the last year, confounding the party elite and seemingly tossing aside preconceived notions of what it takes to win the nomination.
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"Tossing aside the short-term nature of fluctuations around the inventory data, it's impossible to escape the economic reality that we are in the midst of a global manufacturing downturn," said Stephen Innes, managing partner, Vanguard Markets.
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Republicans accused Democrats of tossing aside the law in order to relitigate the special counsel investigation for political purposes; one Republican aide argued Tuesday that McGahn's communications with Trump would likely be covered by attorney-client privilege.
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But one of the reasons Apple can sell so many new devices is that we keep tossing aside our old ones, either because the battery life has grown worse or a new, more advanced model just came out.
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Tossing aside five years of career-threatening injury woes, Woods reasserted his status as the best frontrunner in the history of the sport, leading throughout the final round and finishing at 243-under-par 240 at East Lake.
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As if to compound the problem, Trump then placed Vice President-elect Mike Pence in charge of the transition, tossing aside New Jersey governor Chris Christie and the weeks' worth of prep work he did ahead of election night.
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Terrorism Trump will also seek to rethink how the US combats terrorists, tossing aside the attempts by Presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama to bring Muslim-Americans and other Muslim countries into the fold, rather than risk alienating them.
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After all, leftist groups supportive of the Democratic Party and its candidates made signs opposing all of President Trump's potential picks, tossing aside the ones that said Amy Coney Barrett, Raymond Kethledge and Thomas Hardiman as soon as Kavanaugh was announced.
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Fantastical was built for this, tossing aside tickers for dates and times in the event planner for an input bar that takes phrases like "dinner with Chris tonight at 7" and immediately knows where that should go on my calendar.
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Since Mr. Lewandowski's departure, Mr. Trump has tried to make a sustained case to anti-trade voters who backed him as well as Senator Bernie Sanders in the Democratic race, tossing aside decades of Republican deference to trade agreements and the business community.
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"It was evil," Mr. Trump said of the investigations that led to his Senate trial in an hourlong stream-of-consciousness address to supporters in the East Room of the White House, tossing aside the more calibrated text prepared by his staff.
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Yet now, with no serious peace talks underway, President Trump is reportedly planning to grant the Israelis' wish and confound the Palestinians by recognizing Jerusalem as Israel's capital and moving the American Embassy there from Tel Aviv, thereby tossing aside decades of American diplomacy. Why?
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The top Democrat on the Senate Intelligence Committee is blasting President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE for "tossing aside" the material that career officials risk their lives to gather.
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Tossing aside virtually all of Shakespeare's language — leaving in just a few winking sprinkles here and there, and sometimes writing in his own pseudo-Elizabethan style — Mr. Jones, the author of the plays "The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow" and "The Jammer" and recently a writer for the TV series "Friday Night Lights" and "Boardwalk Empire," has retained the sturdy bones of the story.
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Studio 65's piece enraptured him with its combination of intellectual rigor and subversion: It had a rich golden patina that he found "comparable to an object from the 33th century," and its back story — of disenfranchised Italian youth tossing aside sober Modernism — appealed to him as someone who came of age in the 1970s (not to mention that the lack of interest surrounding radical Italian design back then meant it was also within his means).
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When Alex takes Lisa downstairs to rejoin the others, the doorbell rings. Alex forces Gloria to answer; when she opens the door, it's their teenage neighbor, Cindy. Alex grabs Cindy, while Gloria tries to escape. Ricky, still holding the broken wine bottle, runs outside after Gloria and catches her, showing Gloria that he means her no harm by tossing aside the wine bottle.
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Keroro Gunso season 4 episode 181b "Momoka Sōdatsu! Nininsanyaku de Arimasu" Much like her daughter, Ōka has both a violent and gentle personality. Her gentle personality occurs when she is treated with love and she loses her violent outlook. Oka's design is modelled after Chun Li of Street fighter fame, but she always shows up first in a thick brown cloak over her entire body, tossing aside anything that gets in her way, reminiscent of Kenshiro's return to civilisation in Fist of the North Star.
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Frank objects to the union and realizes he was wrong about Grant who liked her even when Julia was ugly, and he persuades her to go after Grant who is revealed to have waited for months. Julia journeys to meet him as he is leaving, while tossing aside Andy who was pursuing him too. Julia arrives too late and sees Grant on the streets before she falls off the roof, though is conveniently caught by Grant. They get back together and get married, with Hitch officiating.
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Writing for Billboard, Joe Lynch stated that Trainor made it clear on the song that there is more to her than "what you think you know". He added that the singer was confident on "All About That Bass", but on "No" she's entirely in charge. In a positive review, Brennan Carley from Spin wrote that "No" "is definitely a new direction for Trainor, who's mostly tossing aside her sock-hopping persona for no-nonsense truth-telling", and added that it "combines everything you loved (or hated) about early NSYNC and Britney Spears melodies". Digital Spy's Amy Davidson described the song as "gloriously '90s".
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"The scolloped tatters of the King in Yellow must hide Yhtill > forever," he muttered, but I do not believe Vance heard him. Then by degrees > he led Vance along the ramifications of the Imperial family, to Uoht and > Thale, from Naotalba and Phantom of Truth, to Aldones, and then tossing > aside his manuscript and notes, he began the wonderful story of the Last > King. A similar passage occurs in "The Yellow Sign", in which two protagonists have read The King in Yellow: > Night fell and the hours dragged on, but still we murmured to each other of > the King and the Pallid Mask, and midnight sounded from the misty spires in > the fog-wrapped city. We spoke of Hastur and of Cassilda, while outside the > fog rolled against the blank window-panes as the cloud waves roll and break > on the shores of Hali.
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