"Then she vaulted right over the pig," Mr. Bennett said.
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Gaming long ago vaulted from the bedroom to big business.
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The house features vaulted ceilings that open the space up.
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The master bedroom has vaulted ceilings and a bay window ...
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I vaulted from their little schools into the Ivy League.
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Amazon's stock market capitalization vaulted above $500 billion on Wednesday.
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The large central living space has a beamed, vaulted ceiling.
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You can also browse their recommendations and the stuff they've vaulted.
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One of the world's oldest vaulted markets lies torched and ruined.
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Over the past three months, Valeant's shares have vaulted 82 percent.
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Wielding nunchucks with dizzying force, Mr. Lee vaulted to international fame.
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The guest bedroom has a vaulted, beamed ceiling and decorative windows.
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Advanced Micro Devices vaulted 21 percent and Nvidia climbed 2000 percent.
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Without understanding what capitalism means, we've vaulted straight to postcapitalist decadence.
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The great room has 16-foot vaulted ceilings and a fireplace.
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All have carpeted floors, vaulted ceilings, skylights and en-suite bathrooms.
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The enormous pad has a pool, outdoor fireplace, and vaulted ceilings.
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It has a vaulted birch ceiling, kitchenette, bathroom and sleeping loft.
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Today, the brick and stone of the vaulted ceilings are crumbling.
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His Forum for Democracy has vaulted past Mr Wilders in the polls.
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Harris vaulted to the top tier in polling after her last debate.
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Shares of eBay vaulted 6 percent in a day following the announcement.
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The renovations include vaulted ceilings in the bedrooms and extending the deck.
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In turn, this has vaulted the Badgers onto the NCAA tournament bubble.
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It has a vaulted ceiling with walls of glass overlooking the property.
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The log home's great room features a vaulted ceiling and stone fireplace.
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The living room has a vaulted ceiling and a mahogany entertainment center.
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An unfinished third floor is topped with a vaulted pine-board ceiling.
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The ceiling is vaulted with exposed wood beams and louvered transom windows.
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The living room has a vaulted ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace.
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The vaulted timber ceiling now soared a little more than 20 feet.
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The living and dining areas are combined and have a vaulted ceiling.
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Mr. Higgins vaulted to stardom on SoundCloud, a popular music streaming service.
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He vaulted to national prominence because of his leadership after the Sept.
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In 2013, RINs vaulted to about $1.403 on worries over supply shortages.
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On Wednesday, in the vaulted environs of the Musée de Cluny, a.k.a.
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A powerful performance vaulted Alicia Vikander to the Academy Awards podium on Sunday.
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The euro vaulted to a 21.5-month high of $248.25 in Asian trade.
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Her success at the Tournament of Champions vaulted her to a new level.
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Siri also instantly vaulted Apple ahead of competitors in the mobile AI race.
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The living room has an oversized tile fireplace and a barrel-vaulted ceiling.
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The property includes features such as a beam-vaulted ceiling and matching fireplaces.
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At the end of the hallway is an open room with vaulted ceilings.
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Federal government construction spending vaulted 4.5 percent after declining for two straight months.
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It also features heated floors, 12 foot vaulted ceilings and sprawling floor plan.
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Multi-family permits vaulted 19.6 percent to a 500,000-unit pace in August.
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Yet, its graceful arches and vaulted ceilings still evoke an Old World feel.
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The explosion blew off much of the roof above the high vaulted ceiling.
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INDOORS The dramatic living room has a vaulted, paneled ceiling and rosewood floors.
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It also vaulted the Beach Boys to the forefront of popular music trends.
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Mr. Kearns and others have now vaulted Star Citizen into the record books.
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The conclave was being held at a large gym with a vaulted ceiling.
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The market cap of Alphabet vaulted above $1 trillion for the first time.
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Bartlett vaulted instantly into the outsider pantheon, while disturbing the insider-outsider division.
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It was the architectural embodiment of New York's vaulted ambition and open arms.
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The scene is lit by sunbeams refracting diagonally through the room's vaulted windows.
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Trump, meanwhile, vaulted into a 5-point lead in Ohio in the latest poll.
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The volatility trade vaulted the trader into first place in CNBC PRO's trading competition.
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Single-family home sales vaulted 5.5 percent, while purchases of condominiums rose 1.8 percent.
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Straight from reality television, Mr. Trump has vaulted past big-state governors and senators.
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The blue-whale skeleton freshly suspended from the museum's vaulted roof commemorates this turnaround.
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That vaulted them to No. 9 in the polls and No. 2 in KenPom.
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The open-plan living/dining room and adjacent modern kitchen feature a vaulted ceiling.
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And it vaulted the Boston Celtics to the top of the Eastern Conference standings.
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The deficit with Mexico vaulted 32.8 percent to a record $8.1 billion in March.
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The master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, mahogany flooring and a private screened porch.
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She has endured tragedy and vaulted over obstacles, just like many of her classmates.
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Each resident testified for about two minutes under the vaulted ceiling of courtroom 9C.
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The vaulted ceilings also help to add a sense of openness to this area.
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On the vaulted ceiling, a mural depicted a purple nebula bordered by piano keys.
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The walls, the floor, and even the vaulted ceiling are this disgusting faded red.
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The living room has a vaulted ceiling and several doors out to the deck.
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It has vaulted Marine Le Pen to the final round of the French election.
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Apple stock vaulted higher after earnings Wednesday, briefly touching a new high of $159.75.
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That vaulted Harris into second place in national polls, a huge post-debate bump.
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While O'Rourke lost his Senate bid, the race vaulted him into the national spotlight.
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The core of the city is still made of Oudh's vaulted shrines and palaces.
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The biggest gainer among boys' names was Kylo, which vaulted to No. 901 from 3,269.
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From then on, conversations about Harper Lee vaulted out of literary and cultural circles and
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The studio part of it has been extended, with high, vaulted ceilings and a skylight.
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But the grand building still stands, its barrel-vaulted portico supported by eight slim pillars.
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These winds have vaulted warm, moist air into the region and northward into the Arctic.
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In August, orders for transportation equipment vaulted 1.23 percent, the largest gain since June 2017.
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The Aggies have vaulted to a top 10 ranking, and they likely have staying power.
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Oil Search Ltd climbed as much as 3.2 percent, while Santos Ltd vaulted 3 percent.
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SpaceX has vaulted to become one of the most valuable private companies in the world.
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This anxiety has intensified partisanship in America, and vaulted us to today's toxic election cycle.
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"Combining them required a lot of imagination and engineering — and a vaulted ceiling," she said.
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Starts in the South, which accounts for the bulk of home building, vaulted 12.1 percent.
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The living and dining area has a fireplace, a vaulted ceiling and tall white wainscoting.
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When she vaulted, she didn't hold back for fear of injury or lack of ability.
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The party's finale is a rock concert in a vaulted hall with a glass ceiling.
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This 259-square-foot house with vaulted ceilings has "rugged leisure" written all over it.
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The vaulted ballroom measures 2,000 square feet and features original chandeliers and stained glass windows.
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A stone staircase dominates the vaulted entrance hall through a massive 16th-century carved doorway.
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A second bedroom under a vaulted ceiling is attached to a study or family room.
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It vaulted almost overnight from about 19793,000 on Amazon's sales ranking to the top 50.
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North Christian Church, with its slender spire and vaulted concrete interior, takes pride of place.
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Indeed, the work that has vaulted him to fame has also nearly been his undoing.
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Larsen trotted casually off the mound until his catcher, Yogi Berra, vaulted into his arms.
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Above us were vaulted medieval stone roofs, interrupted here and there by huge shell holes.
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The interior looked like a public spa, set under vaulted ceilings, with a mosaic floor.
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The airy white dining room, with vaulted ceilings and swooping arches, is stunning, if stark.
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The kitchen has a vaulted wood ceiling, pale wood cabinets and blue ceramic-tile surfaces.
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But her serve is what has vaulted her to the top of the women's game.
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He also vaulted in one fell swoop from 417th to 102nd in the world rankings.
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The senator himself became a millionaire in 2016 as he vaulted into the national consciousness.
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The Final Five tumbled and vaulted their way to gold in Rio at the Summer Olympics.
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Spending on federal government construction projects vaulted 14.9 percent to the highest level since September 2011.
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It features bamboo floors, floor-to-ceiling glass, vaulted ceilings, a gym and solar-heated pool.
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Lee wrote "To Kill a Mockingbird," which vaulted her into the pantheon of post-war writers.
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China's rapidly expanding space ambitions also have vaulted it into one of the world's rocketry leaders.
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The energy company Williams vaulted 34.4 percent, to lead the gainers in the S.&P. 500.
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The high-vaulted ceilings of the nave and the exquisite details of Notre-Dame's appear saved.
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He was wide open, vaulted up, and I'll take that shot 28 times out of 222,220.
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Eschewing the gravel driveway, he vaulted over a chain-link fence and knocked on the door.
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The victory vaulted the Stars over Chicago and back into first place in the Western Conference.
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The master bedroom has a high vaulted ceiling and French doors opening to a private terrace.
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But they arguably have even more riding on the president's words than the vaulted delegates inside.
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The performance vaulted him into a tie for fifth at 11-under, three shots behind Knox.
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True enthusiasts sometimes cross the line between fan and fanatic; these kids vaulted over it, deliriously.
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The Republican presidential nominee's recent plunge in the polls in North Carolina, however, has vaulted Sen.
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The great room features vaulted ceilings with tall windows, and plenty of comfortable places to sit.
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They had been scooped up minutes earlier, soon after they vaulted the fence, the agent said.
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The Infinity Blade has been Vaulted and we are re-evaluating our approach to Mythic items.
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Theranos's valuation vaulted to $9 billion and put Ms. Holmes on the Forbes list of billionaires.
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Tobira Therapeutics stock vaulted more than 700 percent after Allergan agreed to buy the drug developer.
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An 11-4 run to start the second half vaulted Missouri to a 14-point cushion.
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The haul vaulted Biden to 613 total delegates in the 603 primary, versus 2117 for Sanders.
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The guests filled the spired City Hall's vaulted, chandeliered ballroom, colonnaded hallways and red-carpeted staircases.
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The foyer, on the main level, has exposed wood beams and nearly 14-foot vaulted ceilings.
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Her case vaulted onto the global stage this week, after the BBC published the picture online.
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In 215, he vaulted from 215th to a tie for eighth over the final 258 holes.
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Dark beams intersect below the vaulted ceiling and are echoed in the half-timbered wall pattern.
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Four more bedrooms and a laundry room are upstairs under vaulted ceilings finished in reclaimed wood.
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Three separate excavations of the vaulted spaces have revealed the remains of at least 340 people.
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Times readers loved that piece and it vaulted to the top of the most-read charts.
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A network of vaulted tunnels had been created, with floors and walls carved out of snow.
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Manufacturing output vaulted 1.2 percent, the biggest gain since October, after falling 0.2 percent in January.
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Their clinical 24-7 victory over Indianapolis on Thanksgiving night vaulted Pittsburgh (6-5) back over .
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In the game's opening minutes, a 14-2 spurt vaulted Vanderbilt to a 17-323 lead.
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Euro/dollar has so far failed to hold the $1.09 level that it vaulted yesterday however.
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But the agency's recent legal decision vaulted the nonpartisan agency into the center of impeachment politics.
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The vaulted roof inverts the hull of a ship, or an ark, which carries believers to Heaven.
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Vaulted ceilings, grand staircases, and even the castle's original color schemes were all repaired, refurbished, and reinstated.
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He really vaulted me into the idea of what fashion could mean, and so I'm very appreciative.
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The master bedroom has vaulted ceilings and the master bath has a skylight, bathtub and separate shower.
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To the left of the living room, the master bedroom suite has a vaulted red brick ceiling.
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The survey's prices paid sub-index vaulted 9.5 points to 71.5, the highest reading since May 2011.
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Instead it vaulted the entire caucus ritual high off a diving board — and into an empty pool.
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She vaulted ahead of 2017 U.S. Open champion Sloane Stephens, who dropped six spots to No. 9.
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Orders for electrical equipment, appliances and components vaulted 2.6 percent, also the largest increase in a year.
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The home's master suite takes up the entire second floor and features ocean views and vaulted ceilings.
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We walk up to a mezzanine below the vaulted ceiling where sits an array of cardio equipment.
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The vaulted roof, which had been renovated several years ago, was reduced to a charred, spindly skeleton.
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The master bedroom has a fireplace and a barrel-vaulted ceiling, and opens to the back deck.
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It has a vaulted ceiling, a large fieldstone fireplace and windows that offer views of the cove.
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The Eastern State Penitentiary became known for its vaulted ceilings that were made to resemble a chapel.
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Xencor vaulted 32.1 percent after the drugmaker announced a partnership with Novartis to develop two cancer drugs.
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Now by implication, so is Vetements, vaulted from the underground fringes to the center of the establishment.
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One plus for Biden is that a number of vice presidents have vaulted into the White House.
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The structure, with its barrel-vaulted green copper roof, was built in 1928 as a subway entrance.
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I watched my grandfather, high up in this vaulted position, preach the same sermon over and over.
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It boasts seven bedrooms, vaulted ceilings, and the city's largest rooftop garden, The Atlanta Daily World reports.
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That I experienced it under the towering vaulted roof of an old warehouse only echoed its themes.
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Nearby, dramatic fiber pieces extend from the floor to the ceiling in the vaulted Center Galleries space.
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Our footsteps echoed off vaulted white ceilings as Brienza guided me through a maze of vacant rooms.
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The ample main gallery, with its soaring vaulted ceilings, is a spacious odeum for Buck's monumental contraptions.
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As the burning debris fell, it punched three holes through the vaulted stone ceiling inside the cathedral.
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Zahler likes to pull back to show you people in their environments, in vaulted and confining spaces.
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At the opening-night party, Mr. Farhadi joined his stars in a vaulted space with glittering lights.
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Bloomberg's hundreds of millions of dollars in television advertising has vaulted him into Wednesday night's Democratic debate.
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Her off-beat campaign vaulted her to viral status before she started fizzling earlier in the fall.
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The chapel ceiling at St. Ignatius was vaulted and painted a cornflower blue with spiky white stars.
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The moment vaulted Webb to celebrity, while video of Musburger's commentary instantly hit viral status on YouTube.
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The master bedroom has a walk-in closet, vaulted ceilings, double sinks, a tub, and a shower.
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They stood cheek-to-jowl packed around the central clock underneath the vaulted ceiling and its constellation.
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And as the candidates gave voice to that dark vision, they occasionally vaulted past fierce to feral.
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I loved the vaulted basement, which was dry and high-ceilinged enough for me to stand in.
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In January 13, Mondo Duplantis vaulted 10 feet in the backyard while launching himself from a hoverboard.
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Plumlee, who vaulted ahead of season-opening starter Matt Corral with a 109-yard rushing performance vs.
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While Hurts has vaulted into the Heisman discussion early in the season, Ehlinger has received less acclaim.
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In a matter of weeks, he has vaulted into fifth place in national polling, according to RealClearPolitics.
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The victory vaulted Toronto to 1 point ahead of Boston for second place in the Atlantic Division.
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Upstairs, the new master includes a vaulted ceiling, a private bathroom and a balcony with ocean views.
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In the library, an eight-foot ceiling was raised through the attic to create a vaulted space.
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Democrat Beto O'Rourke has vaulted into unlikely contention for the Senate seat in Texas held by Sen.
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Trinity's nave, with its 66-foot vaulted ceilings, has been closed to the public for 19 months.
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Upstairs, the vaulted master suite has an attached bathroom with dual vanities and a walk-in closet.
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Teams like St Louis and Carolina have vaulted from the margins of the league into playoff positions.
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Who wouldn't like a more optimum look at the narratives muscling their way across a vaulted heaven?
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The store is an empty green wonderland, a vaulted-ceiling playground for pals and one European tourist.
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Members of Thailand's House of Representatives will sit in a vaulted chamber named after the Buddhist Sun god.
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He was making decent money, hawking souvenirs to tourists under the vaulted ceilings of the picturesque Grand Bazaar.
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The wings have vaulted ceilings with dark beams; newly laid cork floors; and glass walls facing the deck.
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But it was the publication of "The Name of the Rose" that vaulted Mr. Eco to global renown.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - A year ago, Micromax vaulted past Samsung Electronics Co Ltd to become India's leading smartphone brand.
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The British pound vaulted after Prime Minister Theresa May offered lawmakers the chance to vote on delaying Brexit.
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Under the vaulted ceiling of the main downtown Metro station, lighted red signs warned of the imminent shutdown.
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The 10,000 square foot home features marble floors, huge vaulted ceilings and a beautiful outdoor pool and gazebo.
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Cracker Barrel, the restaurant change, vaulted 8.4 percent after reporting strong earnings growth for its fiscal third quarter.
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The kitchen has a vaulted ceiling and is separated from an informal dining area by a prep island.
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The master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling and original exposed posts and beams framing a wall of windows.
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Large globe lanterns hang from open, vaulted ceilings, and simple furnishings are accented by bright pops of yellow.
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The interior has radiant-heated bluestone floors, vaulted pine-paneled ceilings and clean-lined wood built-ins throughout.
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The last vestiges of that contrition vanished as Mr. Trump, warning about Mexican rapists, vaulted atop the polls.
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Netflix vaulted 19 percent in aftermarket trading after reporting earnings that were far higher than analysts were expecting.
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Rising income disparity got Trump elected and nearly vaulted a socialist senator from Vermont into the Democratic nomination.
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Scandal politics, which vaulted Gingrich to prominence in the first place, could be hyped and exploited; see Benghazi.
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They're almost identical save for color correction: Remember when the War Boys pole vaulted from vehicle to vehicle?
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The moment vaulted the California senator in the polls and exposed the vulnerability of the former vice president.
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All around Augusta National, Woods's name vaulted up the hand-operated scoreboards, sending a buzz through the grounds.
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Yet staged in the Royal Academy's dimmed and vaulted galleries, the show is something like a religious experience.
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The explosion at a church in Negombo, north of Colombo, blew off much of the high vaulted roof.
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But Scott vaulted into contention here on the strength of his putting, which has historically been his weakness.
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The victory vaulted Napoli atop Group C with four points, one ahead of Liverpool and Paris Saint-Germain.
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That pledge vaulted the New Yorker from afterthought to front-runner in last year's crowded GOP presidential primary.
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VMware also delivered strong results, which vaulted the cloud-computing company $7.07, or nearly 14 percent, to $58.53.
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The living room features vaulted ceilings with exposed steel beams and a stone fireplace as the focal point.
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Your state vaulted nine spots and cracked into the top 20 markets for solar power capacity in 203.
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They have won nine of their last 13 games and vaulted into sixth place in the Eastern Conference.
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The film added embellishments, most memorably when Mr. McQueen's character vaulted a barbed-wire fence on a motorcycle.
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The foundations were vaulted and buried, with concrete situated between six and 80 feet below the ground's surface.
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Gang told Reuters that "Hive" is similar to the vaulted structures of cathedrals, designed to hold their own weight.
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This 14-year-old Romanian gymnast vaulted, swung, and flipped to victory at the 1976 Summer Olympics in Montreal.
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Diners always marveled at the elegant, Streisand-white interior; it was all vaulted ceilings, fresh orchids, and beige linens.
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With a healthier defense and strong goaltending from Connor Hellebuyck, the Jets (153-20-10) vaulted into the playoffs.
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Meanwhile, Amy Klobuchar vaulted herself into the top tier with a strong third-place finish in the Granite State.
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Groupon vaulted 29 percent after the online daily deal service's latest quarterly profit and revenue topped Wall Street estimates.
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Our house has vaulted ceilings and I told him how much I wanted a tall Christmas tree this year.
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An earlier version of this article misspelled the name of the tile on a vaulted ceiling inside Carnegie Hall.
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In 2010, he had vaulted into the co-CEO role with then-head of product development, Jim Hagemann Snabe.
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Sketches by Mr. Bérard in the collection depict dancers in flounced costumes and vaulted rooms lined in fringed fabric.
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The master bedroom has an octagonal shape with a vaulted ceiling, making the already spacious suite feel even larger.
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Shares of the paint maker Valspar vaulted 2.0.8 percent on news of its $9 billion sale to Sherwin-Williams.
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Warsh vaulted to the front of the pack, most recently carrying a 36 percent chance of getting the job.
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There were no distractions, no vaulted ceilings with eerie lighting; no desks piled with sinister files stamped "Top Secret".
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Subdued lighting illuminates the vaulted ceilings in this intimate 50-seat bistro, which offers excellent value for the money.
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The underground space of vaulted stone, with a few cremation niches in the wall, is an overlooked architectural throwback.
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The room is filled with diffuse northern light from the handmade clerestory windows installed in the vaulted vertical space.
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Of special note is the stunning St. John's Co-Cathedral, a soaring barrel-vaulted space, built in the 363s.
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Semiconductor's Ruth Jarman and Joe Gerhardt positioned their gigantic, five-channel, computer generated animation inside an immense vaulted space.
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That victory vaulted her over Halep for the No. 22019 spot in the rankings and at the French Open.
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Like her, they vaulted to fame with the reality show "Keeping Up With the Kardashians," which debuted in 2007.
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Three additional bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and en suite baths are on the upper level, which has a terrace.
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A vaulted tunnel wide enough for a car to drive through will connect the two ends of the property.
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His spacious home here in Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates, features plush sofas, vaulted ceilings and chandeliers.
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The guesthouse is a single story with a vaulted, wood-paneled ceiling and a loft with a small cupola.
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At one end is a stone fireplace that rises the length of the wall to meet the vaulted ceiling.
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For-sale books and albums anchor one end of an interior with exposed-brick walls and a vaulted ceiling.
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The main house interior centers on a single large room with vaulted ceilings and engineered wide-board oak floors.
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Sales at online retailers vaulted 1.3 percent last month, the largest gain since December 2016, likely buoyed by Amazon.
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But wins over Marquette and Xavier vaulted the Wildcats over the Kansas Jayhawks and back into the top spot.
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A private guest house creates extra space, with vaulted ceilings, a kitchenette, rock-wall gas fireplace and ample seating.
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Upstairs, the master bedroom has a vaulted ceiling, a ceiling fan and a balcony with pool and sea views.
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Up an oak staircase are two large en suite bedrooms with vaulted, beamed ceilings, wide-plank floors and balconies.
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He had been a middling student at Stuyvesant, but vaulted to the top of his class in private school.
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The Peninsula lobby can only be described as majestic, with vaulted ceilings and thick columns accented with intricate gold moulding.
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That's what vaulted Transsion into a top dog on the continent where it sells feature phones for less than $20.
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Najarian's recent bet on market volatility has vaulted the trader to the top position in the CNBC PRO trading competition.
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But even after the Granite State showing vaulted Kasich into South Carolina, a string of disappointing election results awaited him.
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Though Bon Iver was a household name in the indie scene, the Grammy win vaulted the group to national recognition.
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In the vaulted, interstitial gallery between Lipi's and Rahman's individual shows, an installation showcases a series of their collaborative pieces.
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He vaulted out of that hole, into a period of making music that was upbeat, pop-tinged and pumped up.
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Built in 1951, the home has vaulted wood beamed ceilings, hardwood and stone floors, French doors and three stone fireplaces.
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A rush of money from mainland China vaulted Hong Kong into the ranks of the world's most expensive property markets.
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He became a driving force in GamerGate, which vaulted him to cult future status on certain parts of the internet.
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The living room has a 0113-foot vaulted ceiling with exposed beams and a V-shaped window at one end.
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The historic 1910 building has gold-leaf detailing on beautiful vaulted ceilings and features windows looking down onto Wall Street.
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I pause in the echo and splash, peering up at the vaulted ceiling, the reflecting light spinning along the rock.
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The master has a vaulted ceiling with a glass skylight with operable panes and shades, and a separate dressing room.
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The house was a bland-looking prefab on the outside, but inside it was all vaulted ceilings and expensive furnishings.
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Three arches, accented with standing antique French vases, lead visitors to a large dining space, now with a vaulted ceiling.
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The commentary comes as advance orders have vaulted Manigault Newman's new book, "Unhinged," to #5 on the best-seller list.
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The main entrance leads to the open living area, with wall-height windows, marble floors and vaulted, 20-foot ceilings.
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Mr. Assange vaulted to global fame nearly a decade ago as a champion of openness about what governments secretly do.
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The vaulted master is first, with beams, mahogany floors and an en suite bathroom with a stand-alone glass shower.
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Now, it has vaulted to a level prior giants — G.E., Exxon Mobil and AT&T — could never have dreamed of.
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The door, framed by an arch filled in with metal scrollwork, opens into a vaulted foyer lined with tall windows.
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There's a modernist glass house and a vaulted roof reminiscent of Louis Kahn's great Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth.
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There's another lounge inside, and vaulted ceilings fringed by seashell molding, plus original artwork covering the walls and parquet floors.
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The faded frescoes on the vaulted ceilings, bordered with delicate moldings, hint of original shades of umber and steel blue.
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A tavern inside a vaulted medieval crypt springs to life, and tourists crowd the streets at sunset, awaiting the show.
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Julien Dossena held his Paco Rabanne show in the vaulted netherland of the Conciergerie, where Marie Antoinette was held prisoner.
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In February, the hotel opened a spa below ground where guests can soak in a whirlpool beneath a vaulted ceiling.
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French doors open from there to a bedroom and an en suite bathroom with wood floors and vaulted tin ceilings.
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Thornton includes a vaulted ceiling with dark beams, a carved rococo fireplace mantel and walls covered in bird-patterned paper.
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It could be a portrait of contemporary Europe: vaulted into a wild future, dragged back to an immemorial past. ♦
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Lee's trey at 1:13 tied the game, and one from Nesmith 38 seconds left vaulted the Commodores ahead again.
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New York (CNN Business)The shale oil revolution vaulted the United States to the top of the world's production leaderboard.
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" Heatherwick himself has likened the 88-foot atrium carved out of the center of the silos to "a vaulted cathedral.
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That set the stage for a 2014 that vaulted Mike into far more laptops and cell phones than ever before.
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Shares in Swiss toilet and plumbing supplies maker Geberit vaulted to the top of STOXX after first-quarter earnings beat expectations.
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The works that most powerfully and literally present celebrities as the modern religious icons are found in the vaulted main gallery.
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A whirlwind Washington era has vaulted White House reporters into a charmed, somewhat awkward, but characteristically Trumpian reality: fame and fortune.
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The fort's vaulted and cut stone, covered with a thick layer of soil, provides ideal conditions for affinage lent, slow maturing.
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The characteristics are evident here in high ceilings (some vaulted), large windows with simple wooden frames, clean lines and open space.
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Vaulted ceilings and gabled windows bring in plenty of light, while a wrap-around brick patio with built-in fire pits.
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George E. Pataki for a barrel-vaulted skylight rising nearly 140 feet over a new train hall within the Farley Building.
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So Kent Desormeaux vaulted his colt to the outside and rushed past Nyquist as if he were on a conveyor belt.
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In the dining room, the ceiling is vaulted and made of timber, and the flooring includes large squares of terra cotta.
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When Mickelson birdied that hole, he vaulted into the lead, eclipsing the one-shot third-round advantage Stenson had held overnight.
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In response to the unusually strong earnings report, the stock vaulted over 11 percent to an all-time high of $51.61.
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Sales soared 6.6 percent in the South, where the bulk of sales activity occurs, and vaulted 11.4 percent in the West.
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The lobby lounge, with palm tree sculptures and artworks beneath vaulted ceilings, had ample seating and an array of international publications.
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Down one street, under a high vaulted ceiling, most shops were empty, their floors covered in debris and their walls scorched.
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All the above has vaulted the Wildcats to the No. 1 spot in the KenPom rankings, ahead of Oklahoma and Kansas.
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The sleek green opaline glass tiles that form the vaulted ceiling give the sensation that you're in a distant underwater universe.
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INDOORS At the core is a circular living, dining and kitchen space with a vaulted ceiling and a massive stone fireplace.
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The central portion is an open living-and-dining area with a vaulted ceiling, windowed walls and a wood-burning stove.
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Mr. Romualdez also converted a guest cottage with a vaulted ceiling into an artist's studio with a bedroom, bathroom and kitchen.
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The 215th-century Monte di Pietà of Treviso is roughly above the vaulted ceiling of the 215th-century Santa Lucia church.
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Volodymyr Zelensky, 41, is famous for a TV role where he played a schoolteacher who was accidentally vaulted into the presidency.
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The video played in a loop on the local news, and vaulted onto CNN and Fox News, ricocheting across the web.
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The main house has a large, central living room on the first level, with vaulted ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace.
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The vaulted master bedroom and en suite bathroom are on the third floor, along with a study and second full bathroom.
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Turning left from the foyer takes you into a great room with a vaulted ceiling and a maple chevron-patterned floor.
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The northern wing contains an open kitchen-and-dining area, with a breakfast counter, open shelving and vaulted, wood-paneled ceilings.
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There are only 20 casitas, each rich in natural wood and romantic touches such as four-poster beds and vaulted ceilings.
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By the end of the night, Biden had vaulted over the 1,000-delegate threshold (he needs 203,991 to clinch the nomination).
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So Ms. French did what she always did: She vaulted off the disaster toward something else, something she hadn't planned for.
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The Commerce Department reported new home sales vaulted 16.9 percent in November to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 657,000 units.
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For comparison, Buttigieg's victory in the Iowa caucuses vaulted him from 21954% to 10% support in that same set of polls.
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Now vaulted to the national stage, Mr. Kobach insists the commission is not relitigating Mr. Trump's bogus claims of illegal voting.
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For the walls of the vaulted master bedroom, Mr. Callaway applied a stenciled thistle pattern that he developed for a client.
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By the time Snowden vaulted to fame, hiding out in a hotel in Hong Kong, I had left the US too.
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The Seahawks also vaulted into the top spot in the NFC standings after San Francisco was stunned by Atlanta at home.
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Hughes scored the first five points of the second half but it was Boeheim who vaulted the Orange into the lead.
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Permits to build single-family homes vaulted 4.5% to a rate of 866,0.33 units last month, the highest since July 2018.
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A two-story carport was converted into a kitchen and dining area with vaulted ceilings and light gray Caesarstone tile floors.
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He's vaulted to top status in mindshare at least, due to his early and prescient support of President-elect Donald Trump.
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The speech vaulted Bennet, the former superintendent of Denver Public Schools, into the public eye and captured the attention of Democratic activists.
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Once I got past the check-in desk, I found myself in a enormous concrete room with vaulted ceilings and glass windows.
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The company vaulted to the top of that sector from a ranking of No. 10 via high growth from 2013 to 2017.
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The combustible Mr. Ironside vaulted into movie immortality as the antagonist in "Scanners," David Cronenberg's down-and-dirty, exploding-head anti-classic.
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The interior is reminiscent of a lodge, with vaulted ceilings on the entry level, three stone fireplaces, and exposed fir beams throughout.
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But those few hours I spent matching shades of brown for the inlays on the vaulted shelves felt, I don't know, therapeutic?
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On November 22014th Signal vaulted up App Annie's ranking of the most popular iOS social networking apps, from 103th place to 210th.
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The master bedroom has a sitting area, vaulted ceiling, fireplace, terrace, lavish bathroom and two "room-size" closets, according to the listing.
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Naomi Osaka vaulted 12 spots to a career-high No. 7 in the WTA rankings following her first career Grand Slam title.
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The long, vaulted ceiling doesn't line up with the floor above, causing a section to jut out into long and unnecessary overhangs.
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Herman, winner of one PGA Tour event, vaulted to the front with a seven-under-par 65 at Keene Trace in Nicholasville.
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The living room has a vaulted wooden ceiling and an immense window looking out over the property, as well as a fireplace.
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The second floor master suite has a city-overlooking deck, an adjacent office with vaulted ceilings, and a two-closet dressing room.
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The kitchen has a vaulted, skylit ceiling and stainless-steel appliances by Bosch, Sub-Zero and Wolf, concealed by custom cherry panels.
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Nicknamed Sasha, the 19-year-old Zverev has vaulted up the ATP rankings this year, and enters Wimbledon as the 24th seed.
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"It was a meeting of the Resistance, under vaulted ceilings and stained-glass windows," Susan Glasser wrote in, yes, The New Yorker.
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SpaceX has vaulted to become one of the most valuable private companies in the world, with a valuation estimated at $28 billion.
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That strategy has not only vaulted Mr. Fillon to the front of the pack, surprising the French news media, pundits and politicians.
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In the main waiting area, the vaulted steel-truss ceiling, which gives the appearance of simple wooden beams, radiates a collegiate feel.
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Mexican Ancer vaulted to the front with a hat-trick of birdies from the 12th hole but then three-putted the 16th.
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Pepco Holdings vaulted $5.71, or 26.9 percent, to $26.95 after a federal regulator approved Pepco's $7 billion sale to rival utility Exelon.
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During E3 last week, developer Vaulted Sky Games showed off its own version of the prop hunt genre, called Midnight Ghost Hunt.
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With crenelated walls, barrel-vaulted hallways and tall windows, the 203th-century prison was designed to enlighten its occupants, including Al Capone.
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The alignment of only two demographic details, age and sex, in a universe of possible details vaulted this patient into universal importance.
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The Great Hall includes a massive circular stone fireplace and a vaulted ceiling composed of thousands of variegated cedar and maple planks.
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Single-family building permits in the South, where more than half of homebuilding occurs, vaulted to an 11-year high in July.
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The dining area has a vaulted ceiling with thick Sabina wood beams traditionally used on Ibiza to support roofs in old farmhouses.
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To one side of the entrance hall is a kitchen with a vaulted, beamed ceiling, four arched windows and GE Profile appliances.
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The president has expressed surprise that Biden has vaulted himself into the front-runner position with a stellar showing on Super Tuesday.
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Upstairs, the master suite, which has vaulted ceilings and a fireplace, overlooks the main floor and out through a wall of glass.
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The work has vaulted it to the finals of the National Magazine Awards this year, with its closest competitor being decades older.
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The large entrance hall is on the ground floor, along with a laundry room and stairs down to two vaulted stone cellars.
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Michael Conforto, Steven Matz and Syndergaard, all top prospects, arrived from the minor leagues in 2015 as the Mets vaulted into contention.
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They include a pair of side-by-side bedrooms, each with access through sliding-glass doors to a vaulted, carpeted bonus room.
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As the holiday season approached that year, "White Christmas" vaulted to the top of the Hit Parade, where it remained for weeks.
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But all this winning has vaulted the Indians over the Houston Astros for the top-seeded spot in the American League playoffs.
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Last season, the Longhorns were a bit of an upstart, and the win vaulted them back into the forefront in college football.
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The number of people receiving benefits after an initial week of aid vaulted 75,211 to 2501 million for the week ended Dec.
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Size: 2,068 square feet Price per square foot: $725 Indoors: A cluster of attached, gabled forms creates interior spaces with vaulted ceilings.
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The Cryptoporticus is a breathtaking system of underground vaulted galleries that literally formed the foundations of the ancient Roman forum, or marketplace.
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It is about the separate, vaulted position of luxury, above and beyond the ability for it to be accessed by the common.
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The three bedrooms on the second floor include a master with maple built-in bookshelves and a vaulted ceiling pierced with windows.
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Allstate shares gained 10 percent in the three months after Katrina, Progressive's stock jumped 20 percent, and Chubb shares vaulted 27 percent.
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The secondary bedroom has some hardwood floors, vaulted, ceilings, "a nice walk in closet" and whatever that thing is in the corner.
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Goaltender Mikko Koskinen stopped 35 shots for the Oilers, who vaulted the Coyotes to reclaim the top spot in the Pacific Division.
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Those flourishes include coffered and vaulted ceilings with tongue-and-groove, or machimbre, paneling; wood molding; and encaustic floor tiles handmade locally.
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His average this season is 219 seconds, a slight improvement that nonetheless vaulted him to 15th out of 74 pitchers through Thursday.
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The 4,305-square-foot, semidetached house, called Péiteschhaus, sits on a 0.14-acre lot, with four stories and a full vaulted basement.
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The win vaulted her to the No. 1 ranking, a first for an Asian player on the men's or women's singles tours.
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The family room has a vaulted ceiling with an overhead loft area that could be used as a media or workout room.
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The vaulted ceilings rose so high above the gallery walls that the whole floor had the feel of a single palatial room.
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More celebrated is the interior of the graceful, vaulted basilica, ornamented with colorfully painted statues of saints and a 523th-century pipe organ.
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Within months of its launch, PUBG became the top-grossing app on Android in the country and vaulted overnight into the public consciousness.
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The luxurious mansion, which was built in the 1890s, includes a 2,000-square foot vaulted room and massive chandeliers, among other extravagant features.
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Sanders vaulted to national prominence in the 2016 presidential election in part by arguing for insuring all Americans through a single-payer system.
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"In the past two weeks, post Brexit, the S&P 500 has vaulted over 8 percent," said Adam Sarhan, CEO at Sarhan Capital.
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Of particular note is the castle's Great Hall, which has a vaulted stone ceiling depicting the coats of arms of 13 Scottish peers.
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Housing starts vaulted 5.0 percent to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.350 million units last month, the Commerce Department said on Tuesday.
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Squint a little, and it could be Coney Island or Blackpool in the 1950s, albeit with digital touches under a vaulted glass roof.
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Becoming head of mobile or something like that for the most iconic entertainment company ever could a vaulted-enough position to entice Spiegel.
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Clinton, on behalf of her husband, then-President Bill Clinton, was leading a healthcare reform drive that vaulted her onto the national stage.
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Video: SCARCE WORLDWIDE/YouTube Various species have been vaulted into online stardom in recent years, among them sloths, red pandas, and honey badgers.
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Woods' sixth eagle of 2018 vaulted him into a tie for the lead with Rickie Fowler when he walked off the golf course.
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The beaux-arts style building boasted vaulted glass windows 46 metres high and a waiting room inspired by the Roman Baths of Caracalla.
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The United States today is not only the largest guzzler of oil, it's vaulted to the top of the production leaderboard as well.
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The interior is defined by raked-concrete ceilings and walls, barrel-vaulted ceilings, dark woodwork and arched doorways, all original to the house.
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Sprinting for the end zone in the second quarter of a home game against Oregon State, Best vaulted himself over the goal line.
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There's a breathless power in the impossible angles of vaulted cathedral ceilings—a special stillness in the way afternoon light hits stained glass.
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It is famous for its triangle-shaped, vaulted windows worked into the stylized crown, along with its distinctive eagle gargoyles near the top.
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He vaulted over left fielder Marwin Gonzalez to catch Bird's drive to the left-center field wall and keep the Yankees from threatening.
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The ranch has luxury log cabins, a runway for private planes and a 6,000-square-foot lodge with stone fireplaces and vaulted ceilings.
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And on Sunday, Buttigieg exited the presidential race, ending an unlikely campaign that vaulted the once-unknown mayor to a top presidential contender.
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INDOORS With portions dating to the 1800s, the house centers on a great room with a vaulted ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace.
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Above those are a half dozen or so original cast-plaster reliefs of laurels and lutes, and above them, the refinished vaulted ceiling.
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Above those are a half dozen or so original cast-plaster reliefs of laurels and lutes, and above them, the refinished vaulted ceiling.
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The vaulted ceiling above the World Music Fan tomb is now colored with decorative inlays in muted tones of blue, red and ocher.
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A bright blue door opens to the main-level foyer and living room, which has wood floors and a vaulted, timber-clad ceiling.
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The vaulted stone ceiling was also covered with melted lead from the destroyed roof, he said, creating a potentially dangerous source of heat.
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Mr. Pearce, 50, was standing on the lower floor of Rudy's Music in SoHo, a gleaming, vaulted shop that's part gallery, part temple.
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First, 10 vintages would be tasted in the circular, vaulted barrel cellar, designed by the Catalan architect Ricardo Bofill and opened in 1988.
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Under the cathedral's vaulted roof, the brown fingerless glove was set deep in an ornate silver cross studded with jewels in the nave.
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The real surprise was what happened with the Yankees' booth, which vaulted from 27th in 2016 all the way to second in 2017.
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This landscape, also known as the multiverse, is the vision of string theorists who have vaulted past Einstein in the current scientific imagination.
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The president himself has expressed surprise that Biden has vaulted himself into the front-runner position with a stellar showing on Super Tuesday.
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My husband and I found our room on the small side but barrel-vaulted concrete ceilings soaring 15 feet opened up the space.
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He vaulted ahead after more prominent Republicans decided against running and became competitive against the governor after cloaking himself in Mr. Trump's popularity.
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The living room has a vaulted wood ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace with a chimney that reaches up to a mezzanine fireplace.
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In June, the stylish Australian took the French Open title and vaulted briefly to No. 23 in the rankings for the first time.
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Goaltender Mikko Koskinen stopped 35 shots for the Oilers, who vaulted the Arizona Coyotes to reclaim the top spot in the Pacific Division.
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Are we breaking down barriers for future generations, or simply congratulating ourselves for reaching the upper echelons of women who have vaulted them?
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The next year, Spieth captured two majors and player of the year honors and vaulted from ninth to first in the world rankings.
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There are vaulted wood-beamed ceilings, wide-plank wood flooring, decorative moldings and paneling and leaded-glass windows, in addition to six fireplaces.
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Straight ahead, down several steps, is a vaulted, carpeted living room that has open beams and a stone fireplace flanked by window seats.
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Morgan's private library is kitted out with three tiers of Circassian walnut bookshelves, under a vaulted ceiling painted with muses and zodiac signs.
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But others see a departure from the persona that vaulted Newsom to prominence, first as mayor of San Francisco and now as governor.
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So the sport was always valuable to advertisers, and it only became more so as its ratings vaulted beyond those of other sports.
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The book, a clear attempt to troll Democrats, has set the internet on fire and vaulted to the No. 1 bestseller spot on Amazon.
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It's the kind of vaulted and perfectly proportioned space that we imagine painters see, like dogs closing on rabbits, in their most rapturous dreams.
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In the end, the three-dimensional scaffolding that held the formwork in place was slowly removed after the concrete cured, revealing a vaulted space.
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Clinton is campaigning hard in New York, the state that first vaulted her into elected office in 2000 and the place she calls home.
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Indiana opened the season with a thrilling 103-99 overtime victory over Kansas in Hawaii which vaulted them to No. 5 in the polls.
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New York (CNN Business)A SpaceX Dragon capsule vaulted into orbit Thursday carrying an eclectic batch of supplies destined for the International Space Station.
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We're giving the edge to Russell, since The Americans vaulted into major categories in season four after being ignored for its first three seasons.
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Inside the main home, the Spanish-revival style property has vaulted beamed ceilings throughout, five fireplaces, and an updated kitchen with chef-grade appliances.
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It's basically a Tommy Gun, and it was removed from the game â€" or "vaulted," to use the official terminology â€" in Sept. 29.
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It's a parable about pride, the vanity of human wishes, the elusiveness of grace and, well, whatever the vaulted converse of all that is.
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U.S. crude briefly vaulted back to $30 as hopes for easier monetary policy from Europe fueled a recovery in European and U.S. stock markets.
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Every now and then, though, a thoroughbred unicorn emerges from the pack — a start-up who reaches that vaulted status at an accelerated pace.
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But looks can be deceiving, as the recently renovated property boasts vaulted ceilings, oak paneling, jealousy-inducing closets, a Zen koi pond, and waterfall.
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Common areas are anchored by a large living room with walls of windows and French doors, and a vaulted ceiling rising nearly 20 feet.
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The interior is bright and open plan, with few interior walls and a mix of vaulted and pitched ceilings rising more than 25556 feet.
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The Minnesota Wild have vaulted to the top of the Western Conference on the strength of its stellar play since the beginning of December.
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Wilde's cell is a haunting, narrow space (3.4 meters by 2.15 meters) with painted brick walls, a tall vaulted ceiling, and a high window.
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Harris's star turn at the debate vaulted her into direct competition with Biden for the top spot in the field, while South Bend, Ind.
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The mezzo Elizabeth Pojanowski stars in this semi-staged production, directed by Sarah Meyers, in the vaulted crypt of the Church of the Intercession.
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The healthcare industry vaulted to the top of the leaderboards for volume of breaches in 28503, according to IBM's 22019 Cyber Security Intelligence Index.
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Rogers Cup champion Bianca Andreescu, 19, vaulted from 27th to 14th after becoming the first Canadian woman to win the event in 50 years.
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Just more than two weeks later, Secret Service took another person into custody after the individual vaulted a barrier near the White House grounds.
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It was what vaulted you into the circle of deep-pocketed owners who could afford to roll the dice on six-figure-plus horses.
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Yet Chance wasn't always an A-lister, even if his 2013 mixtape Acid Rap immediately vaulted him to the upper echelon of music hype.
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When Queen Elizabeth and Prince Charles entered under the abbey's vaulted ceiling to "God Save the Queen," the familiar pomp was tinged with sadness.
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If it had been fully accounted for in calculating his net worth, he would have vaulted even higher in the ranks of the superrich.
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Portraits of his ancestors line the hallways, and a fresco of a family tree stretching back about 219 generations covers the library's vaulted ceiling.
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The runner ahead of him, Chris Coghlan, vaulted his way into an eternal video highlight, launching his body over catcher Yadier Molina to score.
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On the main level, a white brick chimney that has wood-burning fireplaces on opposite sides is the centerpiece of a vaulted great room.
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Candy Pratts Price made her mark at Charles Jourdan, then vaulted to Bloomingdale's, where she designed theatrical displays with, some believed, lashings of sadomasochism.
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That vaulted him into the top 40 of the world rankings for the first time, bringing a first Masters invitation to brighten his December.
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And in that crypt — a cavernous space with dark corners, vaulted ceilings and the ashes of past parishioners — you may listen to classical music.
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Three windows are arrayed in an oriel, or bay window, forming an alcove with a vaulted ceiling that faces the rear of the property.
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A shot of the main branch's exterior accompanied by the city's cacophonous din is answered by a shot of its hushed and vaulted entranceway.
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With the move, James instantly vaulted the Lakers — a team that has fallen on hard times in recent seasons — back into the playoff picture.
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In Midtown South, a loft apartment in a prewar conversion with high vaulted ceilings and two bathrooms, including one off the upstairs sleeping area.
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The main level has oak floors and vaulted ceilings, with a large living room and a wall of glass facing west to the ocean.
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Many analysts believe Amazon has vaulted to a leadership position in the race with the surprise success of the Echo family of smart speakers.
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The night before the deadline to qualify for this week's debate in Iowa, two polls from Fox News vaulted Steyer to the debate stage.
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There are three bedrooms upstairs, one of which is directly above the master bedroom in the house's tower, with a vaulted ceiling and fireplace.
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The master suite, with its vaulted, whitewashed ceiling, has a fireplace, a private terrace and a large bathroom centered around a free-standing tub.
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Two additional bedrooms and a bathroom are on this floor; one of the bedrooms opens onto a sun porch with a vaulted wood ceiling.
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Former Presidents Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton and, to a lesser degree, Barack Obama all vaulted to reelection with the help of a growing economy.
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Double doors take us from the Small Dining room to the larger State Dining room, which is built over the original vaulted stone kitchen.
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This past October, Spirit vaulted to the top of the Department of Transportation's on-time arrival rankings of major U.S. airlines for the first time.
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At Cloudflare, he was in the business of protecting all kinds of clients, including some whose views vaulted way outside the boundaries of acceptable discourse.
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The housing market is gaining speed with a report last week showing home resales vaulted to near a 9-1/2-year high in June.
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He reoriented the house toward vistas of a nearby mountain and designed a large kitchen with hickory floors and 16-foot windows under vaulted ceilings.
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Performing as DJ /rupture, Clayton vaulted to success in 2001 on the Internet-distributed strength of his three-turntable, sixty-minute mix Gold Teeth Thief.
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His oversized and immersive displays are akin to experiencing a brief swatch of virtual reality, usually spread across a vaulted ceiling like a luminous mesh.
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The compound is anchored by a 4,000-square-foot four-bedroom main house that features lake views and a great room with a vaulted ceiling.
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Modern tile flooring leads us down a hallway into a large two story prayer hall with gorgeous chandeliers that hang down from a vaulted ceiling.
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In just the past year, Zuckerberg has vaulted from 16th place to sixth on the list, jumping past the Waltons, the Kochs and Larry Ellison.
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In the months since, climate change has vaulted to the forefront of the debate within the Democratic Party and among its 2020 presidential primary contestants.
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Therefore, Norway vaulted ahead despite its economy being hit by the plummeting oil price, meanwhile happiness in the U.S. continues to wane despite incomes increasing.
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Broad highways connect a deep-sea harbour to a silvery, angular convention centre and, further inland, to an elegant airport terminal with vaulted wooden ceilings.
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The shop on the villa's ground floor, under an old vaulted ceiling frescoed with Terpsichore, the Greek muse of dance, offers an array of products.
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Democrats chose the vaulted, columned chambers of the Ways and Means Committee — the House's grandest hearing room — to serve as the backdrop for the hearings.
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Within only a couple of years, each of them have vaulted into internet popularity, becoming well known among space enthusiasts on Reddit, Twitter and Instagram.
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Meteoric annual growth at a high double-digits percentage rate in the Chinese pharmaceutical market vaulted it into second place behind only the United States.
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Based on the way it vaulted more than 2 percent today, you'd think the stock of Equifax wasn't facing gigantic lawsuits, or even that Sen.
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The barn, to the left of the breezeway, was made into a great room with a 26-foot vaulted ceiling and a large stone fireplace.
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Even pharmaceutical manufacturer Johnson & Johnson vaulted from $122 to almost $135 over the same two months, showing that the rally is not only in biotech.
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The mezzo-soprano Elizabeth Pojanowski stars in this semi-staged production, directed by Sarah Meyers, in the vaulted crypt of the Church of the Intercession.
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Her most recent major work is a suite of frescoes, her first ever, in the vaulted stables of the 16th-century Palazzo Ruspoli in Rome.
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Inside the church meeting room, miniature windmills and origami birds hung from the vaulted ceilings, the stained glass casting a sepia light over the room.
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"A large collection of art is now going to be vaulted in storage and we want the public to be connected to art," she said.
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But before anyone thinks about trademarking the Connecticut Yankee Sports Gambling Parlor or the Ye Olde Pot Shop, some serious legislative hurdles must be vaulted.
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These episodes garnered acclaim as canny twists on gender politics, and their critical reception was clearly vaulted by their engagement with current debates around consent.
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The 4,000-square-foot loft unit, just off Fifth Avenue, has three bedrooms and two and a half baths, with vaulted ceilings and cityscape views.
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A former military intelligence chief, General Sisi had vaulted himself into the job of defense minister in a shake-up just a few months before.
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The work extended to the lobby, where the Tennessee pink-marble floor was repolished and the vaulted, coffered ceiling, decorated with plaster rosettes, was restored.
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The Renner app, for instance, gave fans the option to purchase "stars," which vaulted users to the top of some sort of leaderboard of Rennheads.
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In the main house, the spacious, open interior has a vaulted redwood ceiling punctuated with skylights and illuminated by an entire back wall of glass.
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I mean really, she's 29, a neighborhood organizer who suddenly vaulted into Congress by defeating a very senior and stale member of the Democratic leadership.
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It includes a master bedroom with a vaulted ceiling and a long en suite timber-sided bathroom, and an artist's studio in the former hayloft.
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The two guest bedrooms also have vaulted ceilings; they share a bathroom with a shower-over-tub and a wall of original square blue tiles.
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The dining room has an adjacent sitting area and dramatic lighting that accentuates the vaulted ceiling and the massive olive press, which is still intact.
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In the final 100 yards, which was the steepest section, she charged, made up nearly a second on her competitors and vaulted into first place.
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Meteoric annual growth at a high double-digits percentage rate in the Chinese pharmaceutical market vaulted it into second place behind only the United States.
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The master has vaulted ceilings, a sitting area, a walk-in closet and an en suite bathroom with dual sinks, a soaking tub and shower.
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But she shook off any semblance of Grand Slam rust and vaulted from a curiosity to a spot on an already long list of contenders.
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Klobuchar has been scrambling to scale up her campaign after a surprise third-place finish in New Hampshire vaulted her into the top-tier conversation.
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With Humar in Sweden, Zumret in Beijing and Zohre and Isaq in Hami, messages among them on their family WeChat group vaulted through time zones.
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The second floor has two large bedrooms (one en suite) connected by a salon of nearly 550 square feet, with a vaulted, wood-beamed ceiling.
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We climbed over piles of rubble to reach the Mameluke-era Khan al-Wazir, its vaulted ceilings and cubbylike shops burned and blackened with soot.
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The umbilical incision was used to inflate the abdomen by pumping in carbon dioxide, providing a vaulted internal space for the surgeons to work in.
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He charges renters, mostly film and photography crews, about $2015,800 a day to use his studio space with vaulted, 13½-foot ceilings and oversize windows.
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More than once I've been in close-quarters combat in the Crucible and someone has vaulted skyward to try to get over and around me.
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The same vaulted ceilings, wood framing, and classical building techniques that make Notre Dame so valuable also make it harder to prevent and fight fires.
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The entrance hall is a classic example of Gilbert Scott's work, with imposing, stone arches and columns, vaulted ceilings and a grand staircase, also in stone.
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There's also a large family room that features a beamed, vaulted ceiling and a built-in for bookshelves and a TV nook running along one wall.
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Bernie Sanders, the democratic socialist who's vaulted himself into millionaire status with his books, still prepares his returns himself with his wife, Jane, while Minnesota Sen.
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Christensen vaulted to rock-star status in the tech world in 1995 when he introduced the theory of disruptive innovation in the Harvard Business Review (HBR).
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Upstairs, under a vaulted roof with timber beams, is a single, wood-sided room with living and dining areas and a kitchen with a Wolf range.
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On the top floor of the home sits the main master suite, which has its own sitting area, vaulted ceilings and a custom walk-in closet.
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Skidmore returned to the job for Farley 4 of 2006, the plainest iteration yet, with a barrel-vaulted skylight, a one-level concourse and no columns.
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The Lion King, meanwhile, vaulted to the top 10 all-time opening weekends ever — and the best debut ever for a film from Walt Disney Pictures.
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The approximately 6,000 square feet of living space holds 5 bedrooms, 5 baths, and an open plan living room, dining room and kitchen with vaulted ceilings.
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Claims that his genitalia hit the bar and made it fall as he vaulted circulated on social media sites like Twitter and online platforms like Reddit.
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As people sipped $14 cocktails, she slipped unnoticed into the smoking section and vaulted over a six-foot-tall green fence and a shorter brick wall.
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Tavares' scoring spree vaulted him into the team lead in goals with six - one ahead of Anders Lee and Brock Nelson, with the latter scoring Tuesday.
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It vaulted him onto the pop charts; old relationships with producers like Sonny Digital, Metro Boomin, and Mike WiLL Made-It suddenly seemed like industry mitzvahs.
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Gossage immediately vaulted himself to legendary curmudgeon status by dropping F-bombs, S-bombs and lashing out left and right in a short interview with ESPN.
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It has high vaulted ceilings of gold leaf, wood beams and antique doors, some of walnut and others said to be painted in Venice in 1700.
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Its most famous room is the Hall of Mirrors, a gilded gallery that documents France's 17th-century political victories through 30 paintings on the vaulted ceiling.
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One of the bedrooms is downstairs and two are upstairs, as is a den with a vaulted ceiling and a second fireplace with a marble surround.
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The birther issue brought Mr. Trump attention and vaulted him to the front of Republican primary polls in 2011 as he considered a White House bid.
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Meanwhile, Office Depot and Staples vaulted on mounting optimism that a court will allow the office supply competitors to combine even though regulators oppose the deal.
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By 2012, AQIM vaulted to the top of al-Qaeda's table of richest branches solely by "vast sums it obtained through ransoms," Fanusie and Entz noted.
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INSIDE Period details include Saltillo terra-cotta tiles; hardwood floors; beamed, wood-covered and vaulted ceilings; French doors; and an abundance of nooks and built-ins.
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Patanjali has vaulted in just over a decade from a tiny operation into an economic powerhouse, with $1.6 billion in sales in the current fiscal year.
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Upstairs, a lofted sitting room has ocean views, glass doors that open to the balcony, a vaulted ceiling and double doors leading to the master suite.
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Entry is through a screened front porch to a large living-and-dining room with a trussed, vaulted ceiling and curtains made from Hudson's Bay blankets.
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After a disastrous short program, he sat in 17th place, then vaulted into fifth on the strength of his go-for-broke, quad-fueled free skate.
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"Picture a wine cellar with a vaulted ceiling," said Caroline S. DuBois, the cemetery's volunteer president, whose own family crypt has had 503 burials since 1831.
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But on Wednesday, the family was vaulted into the spotlight after its reputed boss, Francesco Cali, was fatally shot outside in his home on Staten Island.
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Cambridge Analytica vaulted into the spotlight in March in the wake of a pair of blockbuster reports from the New York Times and the UK's Observer.
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Instead, Hoffe kept the papers vaulted away, sold what she could — most controversially, the manuscript of "The Trial" — and gave the rest to her two daughters.
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A 1935 addition introduced the 140-square-foot living room with a vaulted ceiling and a chimney (a wood stove is currently inserted into the fireplace).
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Tsitsipas has vaulted up the ATP rankings to No. 40, joining his fellow 19-year-old Denis Shapovalov as the only teenagers in the top 100.
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Warren, who vaulted to national prominence partly through rallying cries to hold bankers accountable for the crisis, said she still wants to break up big banks.
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Buttigieg's struggles to connect with voters of color, even as he's vaulted into the top-tier of the Democratic presidential race, doesn't end with black voters.
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After Mao praised the poster, Ms. Nie vaulted to the front of the militant Red Guard student movement, which Mao was stoking to attack his foes.
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Now this single-minded insurgent is the most powerful individual in the British government, vaulted into Downing Street as Prime Minister Boris Johnson's chief strategic adviser.
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Many of the 215-foot ceilings are pitched, coffered or vaulted, with exposed beams and skylights, while walkways between several rooms are framed with brick arches.
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A former army captain who served for decades in the Brazilian congress, Mr. Bolsonaro vaulted onto the international scene by winning his country's elections last year.
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At the Hammer, Hill's project was housed in its own room, a rectangular gallery with a smooth vaulted ceiling and a broad concave curvature opposite the entryway.
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Hacking for Defense has vaulted beyond Stanford into the course catalogues of schools from the Ivy League to state systems, land grant colleges, and liberal arts institutions.
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The sale disclosure comes as Amazon's closing price vaulted the company's market capitalization over $1 trillion, a mark that it first touched in intraday trading in 2018.
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From the safety of the back door, he points out the sturdy walls—two feet thick, as if to withstand Mediterranean earthquakes—and the elegantly vaulted ceilings.
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The second level is spacious and bright, with a vaulted ceiling paneled in skylights that rises nearly 19 feet, and a wall of glass facing the harbor.
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Iowa State has vaulted into a tie for second in the league after stunning Oklahoma in Norman, throttling Kansas in Ames and stymieing Texas Tech in Lubbock.
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He vaulted to the head of a mystical organization so quickly that we barely got to see what that organization looks like when he isn't disrupting it.
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To rally the base, both candidates have repudiated their past comity, and turned to the same anti-immigrant sentiment that vaulted Mr Trump into the Oval Office.
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On Sunday, the voices of choirboys echoed from the vaulted ceilings of the Gothic cathedral in Regensburg for their first Sunday morning service after the Christmas break.
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The Thomas confirmation battle could have been a turning point in American history, one where women's rights in the workplace and in the public square vaulted forward.
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"Though our economy has vaulted to second place in the world, it is big and not strong, and its bloatedness and frailty are quite prominent," Xi said.
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Luna: This moon name, a favorite celebrity baby name used by Chrissy Teigen and John Legend as well as Uma Thurman, vaulted into the girls' Top 25.
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Sen. Mike Braun quickly vaulted from a self-described "no name" to one of President Donald Trump's most prominent and prolific defenders during the Senate's impeachment trial.
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It takes the form of a giant soccer stadium, complete with turrets and vaulted wooden beams that can accommodate more than twice the population of the village.
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It's not even midday, but inside the grand vaulted-ceiling tasting room at Sula Vineyards in Maharashtra, India, Renu has already begun the day's first wine-tasting.
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Curbed reports: Complete with hardwood floors, a brick wood-burning fireplace and exposed wood beam vaulted ceiling, the well-worn abode was lovely in its own right.
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Winning an election that vaulted them into power has apparently not changed the default mode of many Republicans: to acquiesce to Democrats like they're still in charge.
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ETF Securities, which operates the biggest palladium funds listed in New York and London, saw outflows of nearly 20143,000 kg last year from holdings vaulted in Britain.
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Detroit has vaulted back into contention in the American League Central, cutting first-place Cleveland's lead to two games following Friday's 22-22 victory over the Mets.
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Again his handiwork forced overtime, his eighth goal over all in nine games, and it vaulted him into third place in Lightning postseason history with 19. Already.
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The place — high vaulted ceilings, bare brick walls, cast iron pillars — has two exercise studios, plus an art gallery and London's first in-gym bone broth bar.
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The cheerful yellow kitchen on the second floor has a vaulted ceiling, stone countertops, a large farm sink, built-in bench seating and natural stone tile floors.
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And they have vaulted the comedy writer to cult celebrity on Twitter, taking him from about 1,700 followers in early June to nearly 65,000 as of Tuesday.
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The 4,800 square foot Renaissance-revival style theater—with its limestone and terra cotta façade, Corinthian columns, and 40-foot vaulted ceilings—is fit for king's court.
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The victory vaulted Toronto, which mounted a serious attack on the Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference finals last season, into a second-place tie with the Hawks.
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But it was a Denver car dealership that found itself at the center of a contract tussle that vaulted its name overnight into the national sports conversation.
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The kitchen is open to a family room with a vaulted ceiling, exposed beams and another fireplace, as well as a nook with a built-in banquette.
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The main entrance is through a corner tower, which opens into a large dining room with wood floors, a fireplace and an unusual barrel-vaulted stone ceiling.
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The modern, loft-style space has an open floor plan, with vaulted ceilings and heated oak floors that can be controlled using the apartment's smart-home system.
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The overall form of her large prints often evokes church architecture, with the upper edges shaped to echo vaulted ceilings and gothic arches, conjuring a sacral power.
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Left of the front door is a great room used as a living room and library, with a vaulted ceiling with open beams and a rose window.
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It has a vaulted ceiling punctuated by a series of stone arches, typical of Maltese country homes from the 16th, 17th and 18th centuries, Ms. Podgorska said.
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"I swear to be faithful to the republic," Mr. Di Maio said under the crystal chandeliers and vaulted ceilings before shaking the hand of President Sergio Mattarella.
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The marriage vaulted Lady Diana into the role of a national emissary for Britain as the Princess of Wales as she threw herself into charitable work worldwide.
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It vaulted to Silicon Valley fame by offering low-cost tools for other startups before winning larger contracts for established tech companies with seemingly endless travel budgets.
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Hanging from its rib-vaulted ceilings, hand-painted in plaids and fleur-de-lis, crystal chandeliers illuminate a museum-worthy exhibition of antique jewels and silver tableware.
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Patricof is a supporter of former Vice President Joe Biden, whose performance on Super Tuesday vaulted him back to front-runner status in the Democratic primary race.
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Torvehal Bornholm Many of Bornholm's most sought-out food purveyors came together under one vaulted roof when Bornholm's Torvehal opened in a historic slaughterhouse this past July.
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They also vaulted WikiLeaks and its founder, Julian Assange, to global prominence and put them at odds with the Obama administration, including Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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At the house's center is a vaulted great room with a beamed timber ceiling and a brass gas fireplace set into a wall of white-painted brick.
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His early onboard status vaulted him up the ranks of the campaign, clinching an offer to join the administration — a post for which he is manifestly unqualified.
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A new kitchen was added with vaulted ceilings, pine floors and modern appliances; it connects to the dining room and another eating area in the hearth room.
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The turnaround earned Ghosn the nickname of "Le Cost Killer" and paid off for Nissan, which as part of the alliance vaulted atop the global car industry.
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Beyond is a sitting room with a rotating Rais wood-burning stove and a living room with a built-in L-shaped sofa under a vaulted ceiling.
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The recognition vaulted Australian whiskey into global consumer consciousness, setting off a renaissance in the country's whiskey distilling — and a different way of thinking about the craft.
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For a candidate who has now vaulted toward the top of the field in Iowa, Mr. Buttigieg skated through most of the evening with surprisingly little scrutiny.
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With his weighty forehand and devastating kick serve, Sock, 193, packs a powerful one-two punch that has vaulted him into the top 25 in the rankings.
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The Guest House is a calm, unpretentious space: a large Victorian home with six beds in five bedrooms, vaulted ceilings, slightly shabby furniture and warm, Oriental rugs.
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Mina Chang, a high-ranking State Department staffer who vaulted into the public spotlight after NBC reported she had inflated her resume, has resigned from her position.
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But its pièce de résistance lies hidden in a vaulted-ceiling choir entered via an internal doorway that admits visitors for the price of 2 euros ($2.12).
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The car, which was carrying a space-suited mannequin nicknamed Starman, was vaulted into outer space and is expected to orbit the sun for the foreseeable future.
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The lower level, with double-height vaulted ceilings, also contains the living room, dining area and kitchen in an open floor plan that connects to the terrace.
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"There were about 10,000 in America at one time," Mr. Stewart said as he marched around the vaulted space, gesticulating at the wooden skeleton of the thing.
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It was a staggering and record-setting prize that stoked ambitions, however infinitesimal the odds, of being vaulted to a stratosphere of wealth occupied by moguls and superstars.
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For example, the second-floor stuns with a wall of paintings framed on signature canvas stretchers innovated by former assistant Stephen Torton, from floor to high-vaulted ceilings.
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Oppo and Vivo, in particular, have posted gains which, when combined with huge success at home in China, has vaulted them into the world's top five smartphone sellers.
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On an alley next to the market, this is the sort of diner where, under vaulted ceilings, fishermen sit with lawyers, and dock workers share tables with politicians.
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The little stone room, with its vaulted ceilings, resembled an ancient crypt more than a pastry shop; the interior contained one oven, a counter, and not much else.
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Easy to see why Mark, who's also actor and producer, stayed so long -- gorgeous hardwood floors, high vaulted ceilings and a sweet pool and hot tub out back.
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Each of the sisters posted a picture of a room filled with dozens of blue and silver balloons that floated at varying lengths in the high-vaulted ceiling.
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The iconoclastic Velvet Underground co-founder, producer and innovative writer/arranger crafted an elegiac version of "Hallelujah" that vaulted the song into a rarefied strata of modern standards.
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In 2013, prices vaulted over $1.40 as traders and refiners fretted over a potential shortfall of the credits, which are generated with each gallon of renewable fuel produced.
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And like that, story time was done, and Trump vaulted back into his standard tirade about his haters and thanking the crowd of children for voting for him.
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Whitaker, who previously served as chief of staff to Attorney General Jeff Sessions, was vaulted to the position of acting attorney general on Wednesday after Trump fired Sessions.
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HAVANA — Idania Wambrug teaches dance in a capacious, brick-vaulted studio with so much light streaming down from high windows that it almost feels like an outdoor pavilion.
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Dr. Miller led me farther back to a "secret entrance" from the locker room to the stadium — a tunnel over 100 feet long with a remarkable vaulted ceiling.
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The vaulted ceiling in the former Registry Room, made of 28,258 Guastavino tiles, was cleaned until it looked — as Mr. Belle aptly put it — like mother-of-pearl.
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On my tour of the $40 million medieval-style structure, I admired the construction, from the vaulted stone ceilings to the hand-painted frescoes in the gift shop.
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A vaulted ceiling reveals a second floor, lined with books, where she recalls positioning a soprano one evening to regale guests seated on leather couches and chairs below.
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The third floor contains a two-bedroom suite, an additional bedroom and bathroom with steam shower, a media room, a gym with vaulted ceiling and an outdoor terrace.
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Its massive, barrel-vaulted ceiling, skinned with floral-etched coffers and glowing glass squares, opens up a stunningly sweeping space crossed by bridges and edged by blocky galleries.
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Most of her news media appearances have been on NBC, the network that vaulted her to prominence on "The Apprentice" with Mr. Trump more than a decade ago.
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Volodymyr Zelensky, famous for playing a schoolteacher accidentally vaulted into the presidency, will face the second-place finisher — as of now, the incumbent, Petro Poroshenko — on April 21.
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Features include exposed brick vaulted ceilings, tile floors, handmade doors and wood-beam ceilings, said Lesley Wisbey, an owner of Piedmont Property in Alba, which has the listing.
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Kwame Onwuachi vaulted from troubled youth to overnight success to failure with a fancy restaurant in Washington, D.C. Now he's drawing attention with a new book and approach.
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Up a short flight of stairs, the master bedroom has a vaulted wood-plank ceiling, a sitting area, east- and west-facing balconies and two walk-in closets.
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Turning right takes you to the connected living and dining rooms, with their Brazilian cherry floors, vaulted ceilings, clerestory windows and shoji doors topped with lattice-wood inserts.
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Just a few miles down the road, the vaulted Blowing Rock Art and History Museum houses a small but impressive selection of local art and artifacts (free entry).
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In some retellings, Mr. Yang's appearance on the podcast was perhaps the single biggest turning point in his campaign, an event that vaulted the businessman onto voters' radars.
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Tobira Therapeutics' stock vaulted 700 percent after Allergan agreed to buy the company, to gain in access to its experimental drugs for NASH, an incurable fatty liver disease.
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I still can't shake the feeling that "Parasite" could pull off an upset, in much the same way "Moonlight" vaulted over "La La Land" just three years ago.
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His New York Post vaulted Mr. Trump from local housing developer to gossip-page royalty, and his Fox News Channel was pro-Trump in the 403 general election.
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Clauses that can be added to an actor's employment contract to ensure gender and racial diversity in the cast and crew, inclusion riders vaulted out of obscurity overnight.
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Mr. Trump stayed on the ballot and went on to a resounding win — the first in a series of victories that ultimately vaulted him to the White House.
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First, the mansion reappeared, then the cheerful and filthy horde, led by Roma, who instantly vaulted the concrete wall, dragging with them their samovars, feather beds, and children.
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U.S. crude vaulted back towards $30 per barrel as hopes for easier monetary policy from Europe fuelled a recovery in stock markets in European and on Wall Street.
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The building's terra-cotta walkways, vaulted ceilings and candlelit archways open onto 26 rooms, each with a hand-carved cedar door depicting an iconic figure in Antigua's history.
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The shooting has vaulted New Zealand into what could be a divisive political battle over gun control in the country, where many people own weapons, with few restrictions.
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A catastrophic fire last week destroyed the cathedral's attic and the lead roof, creating gaping holes in the immense vaulted ceiling, and leaving the building's interior perilously exposed.
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Europe Echafaudage was one of five companies contracted to restore Notre-Dame's 90-metre (295-foot) spire, which collapsed in the blaze, crashing through the cathedral's vaulted ceiling.
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Those shadowy canyons and vaulted peaks seem so antiquated in the modern era -- a time when mountains are crushed for coal and rivers are silenced by walls of concrete.
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How do you top an album like 2013's Pure Heroine, which vaulted Lorde from New Zealand outsider to Top 40 megastar thanks to left-field hits like "Royals"?
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Two large scarabs wrapped in linen and in very good condition were found inside a limestone sarcophagus with a vaulted, decorated lid, the antiquities ministry said in a statement.
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Trump won the state narrowly in November, vaulted by supporters in rural counties outside the city centers of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia -- areas that have been ravaged by the epidemic.
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It's subterranean and acts as a kind of bomb shelter, and entering feels like the descent into a coal mine, with its long, dark entrance tunnel and vaulted chambers.
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However, the industry organization pointed to the shale revolution that has vaulted the U.S. into the upper ranks of the world's largest oil producers within a few short years.
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The air-conditioned, vaulted-ceiling dining room—decorated simply with neutral colors, polished wood furniture, and cement-tiled floors—is a welcome relief from the heat and humidity outside.
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That strategy didn't work and Clinton failed to draw out the same coalition of voters who vaulted President Barack Obama to the White House, ultimately losing to Donald Trump.
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Brooks states that "Times readers loved that piece and it vaulted to the top of the most-read charts," a measure of elite accomplishment if there ever was one.
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Some political watchers still marvel at how the equestrian, who competed in the 1996 and 2000 Olympic Games, vaulted into the cabinet of Mexico's first leftist president in decades.
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I photographed their rooms with vaulted ceilings; common areas made with reclaimed wood; and documented people typing in quiet nooks that they had made into their own alternative workspaces.
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With the win, Los Angeles vaulted Anaheim for third place in the Pacific Division, though the Ducks have two games to play while the Kings have just one left.
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Common areas are anchored by a double-height great room measuring nearly 21 square feet, with walls of windows and a vaulted red-oak ceiling rising to 5033 feet.
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While the greenback's recent rally, which vaulted the dollar index to a near one-year high overnight, may have paused, its longer-term trend was still bullish, said Trang.
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The win vaulted the Cardinals (3-214) into a second-place tie with the Los Angeles Rams in the NFC West, 289 27/226 games behind the Seattle Seahawks.
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Orozco covered the walls and vaulted ceilings of the chapel with 57 vivid and gory frescoes, filled with blades, crosses and slaughtered Indians — a masterpiece retelling of Mexican history.
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Republican electors in Texas vaulted Mr. Trump past the 270 mark, granting him all but two of their 38 ballots in a ceremony in the State Capitol in Austin.
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The interior is somewhere between the Great Hall at Hogwarts and Great Northern Hotel from "Twin Peaks" — antlers above the fireplace, vaulted ceilings and plenty of long wooden tables.
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Meanwhile, Disney has come calling ... Nancy Dubuc made a splash by championing the reality-show hits that vaulted A+E Networks up the ratings charts a few years ago.
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The kitchen has a vaulted skylight that opens electronically, wooden ceiling beams and a long center island with seating for six at one end and storage at the other.
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The larger, the Ashkenazi synagogue, with its barrel-vaulted ceiling, multiple chandeliers and bright Jewish drawings on the walls, contrasts with the simple dark wooden pews and Torah ark.
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The vaulted T.W.A. flight center and its Jetsons-like flight departures board seemed as if they would be more at home in my drawing pad than in real life.
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But current investors see that after all the previous popped bubbles — and there have been several — the price eventually returned to its old high and then vaulted past it.
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New York (CNN Business)A Russian spacecraft vaulted into Earth's orbit this week with a lone passenger: A life-sized, artificially intelligent, humanoid robot by the name of Fedor.
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In Turkey, most of the Christian churches were in ruins, their vaulted ceilings now rubble, with battered carvings and faint traces of once-colorful frescoes left on the walls.
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Turning right from the staircase takes you into an L-shaped great room with vaulted ceilings, a wall of glass and a fireplace topped by a ceiling-high mirror.
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To one side is a living room centered on a wood-burning fireplace, with two doors with glass panes that open into a bright sunroom with a vaulted ceiling.
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There are two bedrooms on this level, including a sunny master with a vaulted ceiling and exposed beams, as well as two full bathrooms with generous marble-topped vanities.
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Upstairs, the master bedroom has a vaulted open-beam ceiling and a connecting bathroom with a free-standing soaking tub, marble vanity on metal legs and heated towel rack.
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The digital currency bitcoin vaulted to a new record high above $4000 on Saturday, boosted by strong Japanese demand on its way to multiplying its value fourfold this year.
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As the plane gained altitude, the horses settled down inside the vaulted cavern of the cargo hold, poking their muzzles back into their hay when the plane leveled off.
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The marriage of Lady Diana Spencer to the Prince of Wales vaulted her into the role of a national emissary for Britain as a member of the royal family.
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The Dutchman had been fourth in the morning but vaulted past Charles Leclerc and Sebastian Vettel in the afternoon to push the Ferrari pair down to fourth and fifth.
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To one side is a family room with a polished concrete floor, wood-burning fireplace and reclaimed mahogany wall paneling under a vaulted ceiling with exposed steel-tie rods.
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The vaulted garage apartment, which is rentable, has a bedroom, a full bathroom, an eat-in kitchen and a 615-square-foot bonus space currently used as an office.
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INDOORS The two-level house has vaulted ceilings with wood beams, spacious rooms with an abundance of oversize windows and French doors, and floors of plank tile and wood.
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Even if Schumer and Pelosi choose someone who is not seen as a possible candidate, he or she could be vaulted into the top tier with a successful speech.
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The internal scramble to replace Cummings on Oversight has been closely watched within the caucus, as the future chairman will be vaulted into national prominence amid Democrats' impeachment push.
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Don't miss dinner at La Cueva, the property's restaurant, which serves dishes — such as fresh mango, shrimp and avocado salad and creamy oyster pasta — beneath a vaulted stone ceiling.
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The lobby has a decorative vaulted ceiling with a crystal chandelier and mosaic details, and the fourth-floor hallway leading to the apartment is adorned with stained-glass windows.
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The lobby has a decorative vaulted ceiling with a crystal chandelier and mosaic details, and the fourth-floor hallway leading to the apartment is adorned with stained-glass windows.
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Factory activity in the mid-Atlantic region vaulted to a 33-year high in February and the number of new applications for unemployment benefits was less than expected last week.
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It does not want to alienate the young voters who are flocking to the Sanders campaign — voters who are critical for reassembling the coalition that vaulted Mr. Obama to victory.
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Common areas are on the entry level and include a great room with a two-story vaulted ceiling and a stone fireplace with a chimney that extends to the roof.
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When Bowling Green (10-1) vaulted into the top 10 in KPI's rankings earlier this season, it was as if the Falcons were suddenly back on the college basketball map.
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Instead of latching onto the uncertainties, the market vaulted higher on the president-elect's promise of changing the tax code and launching a huge spending program to stimulate the economy.
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A2 Milk vaulted to a record high, jumping as much as 5.3 percent after the milk producer expressed confidence over its China export application for infant formula with Synlait Milk.
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They would also recall the vaulted skylights in the concourse of the original Penn Station, designed by McKim, Mead & White, which opened in 53 and was demolished in the 1960s.
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The outsiders Steve Bannon Bannon, the outspoken former head of Breitbart News, vaulted to power inside the Trump campaign in the dog days of summer, when Trump's chances looked bleak.
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The jet-powered Bluebird roared past 300 mph before it vaulted into the air, flipped and crashed into the lake, breaking in two and killing the 45-year-old Campbell.
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Dillon also vaulted the Cuse up Joe Lunardi's bracket to a 10 seed, when it once seemed like they'd be on the outside looking in for this year's NCAA Tournament.
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After his teammate Charlie Ward dispatched John Redmond with a left hook, McGregor vaulted the cage to celebrate with the man, but the ref and security were none too pleased.
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Oculus, with its towering white vaulted ceiling, is the focal point of the hub built to replace a terminal that was destroyed when the Twin Towers collapsed in the Sept.
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Long advocated in free-market circles, the idea vaulted into the political mainstream last year when House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Penn.) introduced the AIRR Act.
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In what was once a department store in downtown Richmond, Va.'s arts district, the Quirk Hotel retains much of the site's original glory: grand limestone arches and vaulted ceilings.
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A couple of steps down from the kitchen is a breakfast room with a vaulted wood-paneled ceiling and Dutch doors opening to a large porch with a flagstone floor.
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It also vaulted Minnesota - which has finished in last place in four of the last six years - into the top spot in the division for the first time in 2017.
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The small skylight in the vaulted ceiling was meant to be a direct view of the heavens, but, in reality it was the inmate's only connection to the outside world.
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But music does not play from speakers in the vaulted sky that floats over the main concourse at Grand Central, as it does from the blotchy ceiling at Penn Station.
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It was Pujols' third homer of the season and the three RBIs vaulted him past Rafael Palmeiro and Ken Griffey Jr. into 250th on the major league career RBI list.
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It's a downtown palace befitting Detroit's fortunes in the 1920s, with a 150-foot vaulted lobby that's marbled and lit up by prismatic tiles and a giant, glowing Tiffany clock.
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I flew to Cape Canaveral to cover the launch of STS-95, the 1998 space shuttle mission that vaulted John Glenn into space for the second time in his career.
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Abandon—a steel-wool-scoured collection of surreal synth work and pained screams encased in artwork that depicted her covered in maggots—vaulted her out of New York's noise underground.
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Splendid gardens were laid out over descending terraces with a vaulted orangery, greenhouses, a private lake and copies of royal Versailles statuary sent by Louis XV as a housewarming gift.
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But that was an impressive performance against Mississippi two weeks ago, when Fournette vaulted himself back into Heisman consideration by setting an L.S.U. single-game rushing record with 284 yards.
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A vestibule with diamond-patterned parquet flooring that is found throughout this level leads through an arched doorway to a living room with a vaulted ceiling ribbed with dark beams.
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You will know you are not in a traditional museum from the start of "The Incomplete Araki," whose first darkened gallery contains a walk-in vaulted web of knotted rope.
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Like Mr. Trump did when he came to Davos last year, Mr. Bolsonaro tried to smooth the edges of the insurgent message that vaulted him into the presidency last fall.
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Lined up in the backfield, Gronkowski grabbed a 1-yard pass from Brady, then stormed up the right sideline, where he evaded three tacklers and vaulted toward the goal line.
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The living room has French doors, a vaulted ceiling and a large stone wood-burning fireplace; the furniture is not included in the asking price, but is available for purchase.
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Brazil vaulted to the No. 1 spot in 2016 and again in 543.23, when law enforcement seized a record 4.3 tonnes from ships arriving from Brazilian ports, the figures show.
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Never mind that the Garlic Girls, with their dominant record in pool play, have vaulted themselves into medal position in a sport that is still foreign to most South Koreans.
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But in recent months Tesla has vaulted past both G.M. and Ford Motor in market capitalization as Wall Street has been captivated by its electric-vehicle ambitions and battery technology.
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Size: 7083,895 square feet Price per square foot: $474 Indoors: The house has 16-foot vaulted ceilings and clerestory windows intended to make maximum use of light from the south.
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Rounding out the top 10: No. 6 Oregon and No. 93 Utah both moved up one spot, while Minnesota's win over Penn State vaulted them nine spots to No. 8.
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He vaulted from 10th to sixth in the world with his win on Monday, but is still only the fourth-ranked American behind Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas.
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That drug has vaulted the little-known New Jersey pharma company to a $6 billion market value, more than quadrupling its stock price since the critical late-stage trial succeeded.
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Goaltender Thatcher Demko made 23 saves, while Jake Virtanen collected one goal and one assist for the Canucks, who vaulted the Flames to third place in the Pacific Division standings.
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On the other side of vaulted floor-to-ceiling glass walls, students could be seen ironing feverishly and making last-minute touches to their ensembles ahead of the final show.
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"Maybe it's a nice present," Trump said Tuesday underneath the gold-vaulted ceilings of Mar-a-Lago when questioned how he'd respond if Pyongyang fired a missile over the holidays.
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In the rear of the house is a large sunroom with vaulted ceilings and glass doors that open to a two-level wood terrace overlooking the yard and Lake Snagov.
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Carson vaulted into the national political scene at the Prayer Breakfast in 2013, when he gave a keynote speech drawing attention to the national debt and the failures of ObamaCare.
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If you like to make full use of your vaulted ceiling with a large real tree, make sure you can fit your 12-foot-tall tree in the stand base.
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It's an open floor plan with a two story foyer leading to a formal living room with vaulted beam ceilings off a formal living room with porcelain flooring and chef's kitchen.
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They've expanded the floor plan to be three bedrooms, vaulted the living room ceilings, added shiplap, and gutted their kitchen to give the room an open concept with an enormous island.
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Largely rejecting the conventional layout of closed-off cubes, the building hosts a string of galleries that feature high-vaulted ceilings, acute angles, and odd segues facilitated by little interior staircases.
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It was the summer of 2011, and I was working on a profile of his surging interest in philanthropy, which had vaulted him into the uppermost ranks of the city's donors.
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The 20-foot sea goddess rises, trailing her train of paper and detritus, in the vaulted hall outside the Riviera Courtyard, creating a new conversation with one of Detroit's cultural treasures.
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With "Best of Both Worlds," Star Trek: The Next Generation finally vaulted past being just another special effects-laden space series, and it proved its mettle as a tense character drama.
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There have been periods when SNL has vaulted into the political consciousness like this, but I don't think it's ever enjoyed such a sustained fervor as the one we're seeing now.
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The success of his 1948 debut, The Naked and the Dead vaulted him into Great American Novel territory, so he swaggered and swanned and womanized even when subsequent novels fared worse.
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Although Wayne Gretzky had surpassed his career point total in 1989, it was not until March 20, 19163 when the Great One vaulted ahead of his idol for the most goals.
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The #MeToo movement vaulted into national prominence last year after Hollywood film mogul Harvey Weinstein was accused of rape and sexual abuse by women dating back decades throughout his movie career.
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The Dallas Mavericks have vaulted themselves over the Houston Rockets and back into the top eight in the Western Conference while leaning on the defense during a three-game winning streak.
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Yet "Views" also had 137.4 million streams — about four times as many as the next-most-streamed album (Rihanna's "Anti," with 34.9 million this week), which vaulted it to No. 53.
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Voracek vaulted into the team lead in points (32) and assists (21) on Saturday while Claude Giroux (29 points) and is riding a four-game point streak (two goals, five assists).
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These days, when I read him, his terse, evocative descriptions seem to hang in the air, gathering power like chords played in a vaulted nave, reverberating and blending with mounting resonance.
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Lester wins 18th as Cubs top Reds CHICAGO — The outing was a grind, but the result nonetheless vaulted Jon Lester ahead of his peers for the National League lead in wins.
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A year earlier, they'd released the first DIY punk record in the UK, an EP titled Spiral Scratch, and since then, they'd vaulted onto the music charts and onto TV sets.
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But for now, the main living room in this Hidden Hills abode features vaulted, beamed wood ceilings, picture windows, wood floors, and a brick-encased, floor-to-ceiling two-sided fireplace.
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A vaulted entrance opens up to an elegant set of stairs which lead to a lofted library in the main living area, a cozy addition to the otherwise fairly formal space.
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Mr. Trump's show, "The Apprentice," vaulted him from a New York luminary to a national star, and gave him the experience in showmanship that would be on display during the campaign.
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The vast, vaulted interior of St. Patrick's Old Cathedral on Mott Street was a sharp contrast to the family's small apartment, the Latin Mass a formal counterpoint to their mealtime banter.
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In between are countries that acquired It not too long ago, which has vaulted them into middle-income status, but are able to grow very fast by moving toward the frontier.
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The property originally came with a separate carriage house, but that was connected to the main house via a breezeway and turned into a chef's kitchen, with 20-foot vaulted ceilings.
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My Pure Detroit tour of the Fisher Building started in the barrel-vaulted arcade, with Mr. Hooper giving visitors an excellent sense of what the building was like when it opened.
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The central living area has pine cabinets and beams, a fireplace whose chimney rises to the top of the vaulted ceiling and an open kitchen with a white-quartz-topped peninsula.
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I'm back in Berlin, having spent the intervening years reporting in Beijing as China vaulted from sixth place to second in global economic strength, pushing down Germany from third to fourth.
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Contributing Opinion Writer Not long ago I found myself inside the hushed and high-vaulted interior of a nursing home for geriatric books, in the forgotten city of St.-Omer, France.
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Tucked into an L-shaped porch, the front door opens into a living room with a vaulted ceiling, oak floors and a white-painted brick fireplace flanked by built-in bookshelves.
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A staircase abutted by a stone wall and topped with a skylighted ceiling leads up to the house's common living spaces, each with a vaulted ceiling of white-painted wood beams.
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To the left, down a few steps, is a great room, with a vaulted ceiling and a brick fireplace, flowing for more than 40 feet, with sections for lounging and eating.
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Her takedown of Biden in their first debate encounter vaulted her into the top tier and heightened interest in her among soft supporters of other candidates and voters yet to decide.
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Washington (CNN)Pete Buttigieg ended his campaign for President Sunday night, concluding the White House bid that vaulted the once-unknown mayor from South Bend, Indiana, to a top presidential contender.
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A new spacecraft, TESS, designed to look for habitable nearby planets just vaulted into space, and an interstellar asteroid recently spotted streaking through the solar system was inspected for radio signals.
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Over the course of the year, the Massachusetts senator has vaulted into the top tier of Democratic candidates, and for the last several months she has vied for front-runner status.
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The kitchen has concrete counters, custom cabinets, stainless steel appliances and a long island, and is open to a living-and-dining area with a wood stove under a vaulted ceiling.
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Size: 2,601 square feet Price per square foot: $279 Indoors: A living room with a vaulted ceiling and travertine floor includes a wall of glass, providing access to a rear patio.
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One of the venture investors who vaulted into the top 20 list is Kirsten Green at Forerunner Ventures, Katie Benner and Michael de la Merced of The New York Times write.
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Jordan Spieth won the 146th British Open, outpacing fellow American Matt Kuchar and China's Li Haotong, a 3003-year-old who vaulted into third place with a final round of 63.
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In late October, with the inevitable end of his venture approaching, Mr. Harris sought an appraisal for the web domain that by then had vaulted into the web's top 20,000 sites.
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The big trade in VIX options on Friday vaulted trading volume to a record high and helped the trader cut hedging losses by potentially more than $18 million, initial estimates suggest.
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Tiger Woods was one shot off the low round of the day with his 66, which vaulted him 17 spots and into a five-tie for eighth place at 5 under.
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Mr. McConnell, never a wealthy man, vaulted up the moneyed rankings in the Senate; as of 2018 he was the 10th wealthiest senator, according to Roll Call, the Capitol Hill newspaper.
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In those polls, Senator Kamala Harris of California has vaulted into third ahead of other senators including Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Cory Booker of New Jersey.
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You are put on notice the moment you step into exhibition's large main room with its thick walls and vaulted central entranceway, redolent of an archaeological museum in Naples or Rome.
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One was the mess hall, which was housed in a sublime neo-Gothic brick structure with vaulted ceilings and thick, marble-like columns, and contained row on row of metal picnic tables.
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Avenatti vaulted to national prominence as he represented former adult film actress Stormy Daniels in various legal claims against President Donald Trump, whom she claims had an affair with her in 2006.
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Olympic form This dad created internet buzz when he easily vaulted over a four-foot fence into a pool when his 1-year-old son fell in while chasing a beach ball.
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The stained glass windows, endless rows of votive candles, embroidered priestly vestments, and vaulted ceilings all send a clear and reverent message to the visitor: You are now in a divine space.
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They both participated in a roundtable titled "Liberalism and the Negro," hosted by Commentary magazine, a publication that vaulted the literati of the 1950s and 1960s into the sphere of public intellectualism.
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At the same time, Democrats vaulted into their House majority with the election of several lawmakers representing districts that either backed Trump in 2016 or typically swing between Republican and Democratic majorities.
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He is trying to catch his breath after a rigorous start to February, which has vaulted him up the rankings and to the top of a crop of rising young American men.
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"Heckfield's finest space; a private apartment with vaulted ceilings, sitting and dining room, private terrace and balcony with breathtaking views of the lakes, gardens and surrounding countryside," it's described by the hotel.
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Barely across the cathedral's threshold, dozens fell to their knees, heads bowing or eyes glistening as they gazed across the vaulted expanse and strained to hear a priest leading them in prayer.
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The 4,000 square-foot home was built in 1951, and boasts three bedrooms, a chef's kitchen with stainless-steel appliances, and a large great room with vaulted ceilings and a large fireplace.
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JT Poston vaulted 503 spots to a career-high No. 77 in the official world golf rankings on Monday, the day after capturing his maiden PGA Tour victory at the Wyndham Championship.
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The vaulted ceiling of an elongated, cave-like room is lined with hexagonal lights that flicker and pulse with hypnotizing patterns and movements, like waves sending ripples through an aquatic hued display.
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The thrilling finish vaulted Thomas into the clubhouse lead on 11 under par late in the third round but with numerous contenders still out on the course and threatening to catch him.
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The rollout comes as Oscar struggles with its original bet on individual insurance through the Affordable Care Act, a move which vaulted the company, now valued at $2.7 billion, to initial success.
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Within minutes it entered the surrounding forest, where it vaulted the tangled understorey to the upper branches, becoming a high-severity crown fire—the sort that leaves little but dead animals behind.
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The Sonia Rykiel label is a Left Bank classic, recently revitalized by the appointment of Julie de Libran, formerly of Louis Vuitton, who has vaulted Rykiel back into best-of-Paris lists.
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Rapper Lil Nas X, who vaulted to fame earlier this year with "Old Town Road," appeared to come out as gay in series of tweets Sunday, the last day of Pride Month.
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A large number of weapons have been removed — or "vaulted" in Epic parlance — and they include clingers, pump shotgun, poison dart trap, scoped revolver, suppressed assault rifle, thermal assault rifle and balloons.
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The Aggies started the year off with a win over UCLA, and victories at Auburn and Saturday night's 23-24 thumping of Arkansas have since vaulted A&M into the top 10.
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The victory vaulted her to No. 4 in the world, and she will go into Wimbledon aiming to become the first woman from the Netherlands to win a Grand Slam singles title.
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