Before we ventured out, Storm excused herself to the bathroom.
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He ventured out mostly for physical therapy, movies and concerts.
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I've had shows here before, but never really ventured out.
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But after sunrise, he ventured out to survey the damage.
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But one day I ventured out to the newspaper aisle.
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On this September excursion, however, Mo ventured out of the vehicle.
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But on Sol 57, it ventured out into the wider world.
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But as soon as we ventured out, another explosion rang out.
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Some ventured out with cameras to snap and video the typhoon.
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When the winds finally quieted, I ventured out to the yard.
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They ventured out again, hours later, when the city came to life.
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He ventured out for the first time in two weeks on Wednesday.
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On Sunday, we ventured out to assess the damage for evacuated friends.
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Lately, whenever they've ventured out of their living room, disaster has followed.
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They ventured out every night, and nearly every night they took fire.
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John Legend and Chrissy Teigen ventured out Saturday with their freshly-minted baby.
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The researchers ventured out to the Juruá region of Amazonas, Brazil in April 2013.
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But today, she actually ventured out on her own and floated this insane rumor.
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The incident comes two weeks after two different lions ventured out of the park.
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Foolishly, I had ventured out beyond cell phone coverage, alone with a single snowmobile.
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Eventually, as Judge Kavanaugh testified, the Republican senators ventured out from behind their shield.
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But when he ventured out to return to his apartment, he found it flattened.
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He also ventured out of the ISS earlier this year, carrying out his first spacewalk.
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Earlier this week, Graham and her director husband ventured out on safari in Dakar, Senegal.
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Lamar Odom ventured out Monday night to the Achilles heel of addicts -- an L.A. nightclub.
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It's not the first time Abe has ventured out with Trump on a golf course.
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He's ventured out of that comfort zone recently to form the Bella Vista Social Club.
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One recent evening, Samba Diallo, 28, ventured out to sell his goods in central Barcelona.
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On the morning after, I ventured out of my stateroom for the first time post-storm.
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On July 8, a scorcher of a Saturday, she ventured out to support the counter-protesters.
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After a few years at Sean John, Bevans ventured out on his own and started DYNE.
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The past: Every now and again, horseshoe crabs ventured out — or rather in — to freshwater environments.
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Bonus added, your group of contacts becomes more diverse because you've ventured out into new territory.
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Another man, nicknamed "hurricane cowboy," has ventured out into damaged areas to help save vulnerable animals.
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But Trump ventured out to his private golf club in West Palm Beach on President's Day.
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Later, Ms. Burton came across the man in the adjacent toilet cubicle who had ventured out.
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Mr. Bulger kept a low profile, while Ms. Greig ventured out to get her hair done.
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When it stopped raining, I ventured out to visit the residency, but the creek was impassable.
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Long before he ventured out as a solo artist, Harry Styles has been in the limelight.
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There were happy hours every Friday, and the staff often ventured out afterhours together during the week.
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The men ventured out only in convoys with a dozen armed companions for fear of being ambushed.
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UO curved hat, $15 Brendon Babenzien, who was at Supreme, ventured out on his own with Noah.
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Occasionally they ventured out onto a balcony with a roof to experience the wind and rain firsthand.
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Many were women living in the camps who ventured out to the markets when food ran out.
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One night, she says, she bundled up and ventured out when it was 11 degrees below zero.
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Streets in the city's Garden District were quieter than usual but some joggers and dogwalkers ventured out.
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Three Russian journalists ventured out in the Central African Republic and were supposedly shot dead by robbers.
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A couple of days after that, I ventured out for a pint at a pub in town.
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NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Christina Koch ventured out of the space station shortly before 7 a.m.
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It was the first-time that 84 Lumber had ventured out on the stage of issue discussion.
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And when humans ventured out of Africa around 60,000 years ago, they encountered Neanderthals and their HPV.
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They allowed their dog to run off leash when it ventured [out] onto the ice and fell through.
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I ventured out of doors to a nearby park to see what could—and could not—become sparkly.
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When we'd been left alone, I asked if fans often approached when he ventured out in San Francisco.
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Streets in the city's popular garden district were quieter than usual but some joggers and dogwalkers ventured out.
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Although he developed a recognizable style by the early 1970s, he also ventured out of his comfort zone.
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Vegged up and ready to go, the students ventured out into the field for their first stalking exercise.
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A 21963-year-old woman ventured out and cradled the dying victim in her arms until they arrived.
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Olomana, the trail he ventured out on that morning, is known as one of Oahu's most difficult hikes.
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As an adult I ventured out and found my own path without help, and again it felt special.
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When I ventured out to the mirror, I looked at myself side-to-side and then head on.
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But when I ventured out of the building and back onto Rye Lane, the vibe was totally different.
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Indeed, just look at what happened when he ventured out to enjoy some sports earlier in the week.
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Johna Peterson was one of few residents who ventured out in the remote Sonoma County town of Monte Rio.
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The bone was 215,2000 years old, meaning its owner was alive shortly before H. sapiens ventured out of Africa.
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When we ventured out in public together I realized this magician had the ability to mesmerize everyone around him.
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The bone was 67,000 years old, meaning its owner was alive shortly before H. sapiens ventured out of Africa.
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I'd ventured out to see how the RNC had impacted the nightlife of Cleveland, and my answer was bittersweet.
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At one point after being exposed, Derek ventured out during a campus festival and was heckled by fellow students.
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For tens of thousands of years, people ventured out of Africa, lived for a while, and then, mysteriously, disappeared.
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Douglas ventured out onto the salt flats with three of her students, stepping off the walkways provided for tourists.
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But, as he ventured out on his own, Styles cut his long locks and now has mostly short hair.
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In July, Hong ventured out with his camera to explore the Golden Gai in the Shinjuku district of Tokyo.
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She and her friends ventured out to find it one night, and left another picture of DeVito at the altar.
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From Alabama to New York, people ventured out in the snow and shared it with the world on social media.
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He ventured out on his own free will and his local contacts need not be persecuted for his own actions.
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He used to lock himself in a room to avoid people and only ventured out at night to buy food.
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By the final smoke break, seven people ventured out, including one juror who had been off cigarettes for 21 years.
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Rodriguez and two security officers ventured out in a pickup truck to rescue the student and dog from an apartment.
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Kylie Jenner was serving up peak bodysuit goals when she ventured out to The Nice Guy in West Hollywood Thursday.
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By the time she ventured out to see what had happened, the scene had been cordoned off with police tape.
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At corners, the stoplights were powerless and blank, but it didn't really matter since only a few cars ventured out.
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Blake has stuck to some form of this routine ever since she left Google and ventured out on her own.
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The Australia Zoo welcomed its first white Koala Joey in January, but she just recently ventured out of her mother's pouch.
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When the militants fled and Iraqi forces took over Karma, Thamir ventured out into the street waving a white bed sheet.
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And I might not have ventured out the confines of what I was "supposed" to like—at least not so soon.
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LiLo had way too much confidence in a strappy black wrap Saturday as she ventured out on the island of Sardinia.
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So he's ventured out into the world beyond his bubble to do field research and inform how FB will evolve again.
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Norwegians stayed up late every night to watch the event on television, and eventually many ventured out to try it themselves.
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The pair and Rosita had ventured out in search of Daryl, who took off looking for Dwight and Co. by himself.
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ROUEN, France — After the chemical factory fire, the few who ventured out clutched their noses or covered their faces in handkerchiefs.
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He worked with leather with his family during the day, and he ventured out for walks down the highway at night.
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It was like a cutesy cartoon version of what happened as European explorers ventured out into Asia, Africa and the Americas.
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So we ventured out into the ol' internet in search of people who've favorably reviewed CBD products while looking to relieve pain.
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After ordering and returning no less than six pairs of maternity jeans from Shopbop, I finally ventured out to an actual store.
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The Koreans were being outclassed in every department, and trudged off at the break having barely ventured out of their own half.
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A few students told Reuters they faced threats of "physical repercussions" when they ventured out near the library canteen in the evenings.
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She found a pair of zip-up sheepskin boots at the back of a cupboard and ventured out to the phone box.
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Choosing beers over the beach, few students ventured out beyond the hotel, though they said they were still having a good time.
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When he was turned down for a $5 raise, he quit his job at the publication and ventured out on his own.
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Fernández Ochoa had ventured out into the hilly area to do some "trekking" — something her family says she did quite often, Hola!
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But Mr. Obama has ventured out on a few important occasions, including last year's elections for governor in New Jersey and Virginia.
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Johnny Liu, 23, ventured out of his apartment for the first time this week aside from dipping in and out for errands.
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When I ventured out to the Dumbo district for their open studios event last weekend I genuinely enjoyed myself, in both respects.
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The Golden Globe-winning actor, 37, looked relaxed and happy with the two women as they ventured out for some shopping and lunch.
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The Zombieland actress ventured out in Los Angeles on Monday wearing a sheer white blouse, black pants and high-heeled black ankle boots.
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Within the first three months of Barack Obama and George W. Bush's presidencies, both leaders ventured out West on a few separate occasions.
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In 2017, Waymo ventured out to the public roads in Michigan with the intention of testing its autonomous minivans in snow and ice.
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At the age of 19, young Stringfield flipped a penny onto a map of the US then ventured out on her bike alone.
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I had ventured out to grab some lunch with no cash or cards to pay for it, only my iPhone or Apple Watch.
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Despite my own severe dehydration, I woke up worried that the orange tree hadn't been watered, so I ventured out into the garden.
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And large, once-stately homes inhabited by elderly widows of long residence, who rarely ventured out, offered nothing to a sixteen-year-old.
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Streets in the city's popular garden district were quieter than usual but some joggers and dogwalkers ventured out, according to a Reuters witness.
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Samsam, 26, an aid worker in the government-held section of Aleppo, ventured out into the western part of the city on Thursday.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary, On a crisp, sunny, fall Saturday morning, I ventured out to a farmer's market on the Upper West Side.
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And he ceased socializing too, finding himself alone in the city's restaurants on the rare occasion when he ventured out during the week.
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Under Islamic State's rules, women were required to largely stay at home or wear head-to-toe black coverings if they ventured out.
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One man said he saw his wife drown On Tuesday, Dorian's winds had subsided enough that we ventured out to survey the damage.
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New Jersey Lottery said in a statement that Mr. Weirsky "ventured out in a snowstorm" to scan the ticket at a nearby store.
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First Fadell helped build the iPod for Apple, then the iPhone, and then he ventured out on his own to build the Nest thermostat.
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Although we may have ventured out to eat a few times during the winter, springtime is the ideal season for hosting one at home.
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Though the private Allen tends to stay from the spotlight, he ventured out to the West Coast to pay tribute to his longtime muse.
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Especially for those who ventured out to theaters in the early aughts to get their hands on a special Pokémon card, like Ancient Mew.
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He ventured out to Queens to pick it up from a seller whom he described as the "most cracked-out dude I've ever seen".
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The 27-year-old singer ventured out on her traditional trip to purchase her new album, Reputation, documenting the action on her Instagram story.
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With an even smaller crew, the team at Neumayer Station in Antarctica ventured out into the 20°F temperatures to make their voices heard.
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Brave souls in cities and towns like Tallahassee on Wednesday pulled out their heaviest coats, donned mittens and ventured out into the white stuff.
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Jussie Smollett, 36, had reportedly arrived in Chicago from New York City late Monday and ventured out to get something to eat, according to TMZ.
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Olivia was trading gossip that a woman in her seventies threw her back out having sex and ventured out to find some weed in Tortola.
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Thinking she would be safe after winning prizes for best actress at film festivals in Namur, Belgium, and in Angoulême, France, she ventured out uncovered.
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As a young man, Zhang ventured out for his first trip to an actual restaurant in a rural part of Jianyang in China's Sichuan province.
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It's an amazing transformation for someone who was once shielded from public view and covered with masks and bundles of clothing when she ventured out.
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I ventured out of the stall to check out my reflection in the full-length mirror, hoping nobody working the weekend shift would walk in.
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An initial assessment blamed thunderstorms and winds that approached hurricane strength, but it wasn't clear why the amphibious vehicle even ventured out into the water.
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I climbed into the tank sitting in my driveway (you might call it a car) and ventured out into the hellscape known as Los Angeles traffic.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - For weeks, Chancellor Angela Merkel endured taunts and whistles whenever she ventured out on the campaign trail in her home region of eastern Germany.
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So many trees fell in Shenzhen, bordering Hong Kong, that commuters who ventured out the next morning quipped that going to work meant clambering through "jungle".
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Around 40 percent of brick and mortar consumers ventured out on Saturday, along with 35 percent on Thanksgiving and 43 percent on Sunday, the data found.
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On Thursday morning, he said, he ventured out from his neighborhood in the city center in search of bread and found open bakeries but bare shelves.
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Hayley ventured out to Salem, New Hampshire, to see the system, which resides in a 20,000-square-foot facility that is attached to a Walmart store.
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Their cells' membranes appeared to form vesicles that ventured out, intercepted dissolved organic matter and brought it back for processing, as if the cell were drinking.
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He ran the London Marathon strapped to a treadmill, held a science lesson for 300,000 schoolkids and ventured out of the space station on his first spacewalk.
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Miguel Angel Yunes Linares ventured out Thursday and tried to persuade a crowd not to attack a grocery store that had already been looted a day earlier.
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Sequoia was one of the early firms that ventured out from Silicon Valley to explore the market in China in the early part of the new millennium.
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He served 22018 months in Vietnam, completed two tours in Japan, and had spent 27 years in the military before he retired and ventured out to Hollywood.
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The actor ventured out in L.A. Monday ... the first time he's been seen since announcing he and his wife were splitting up after 9 years of marriage.
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By the final smoke break, after almost a week of tense deliberations, seven people ventured out, including one juror who had been off cigarettes for 21 years.
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Poleon, who took over the daycare this year so her mother could retire, ventured out after the storm to find large parts of the roof were gone.
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They had talked about the election only once—these days, their conversation rarely ventured out of the safety zone of children and grocery lists and holiday plans.
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The Times reporter wrote that he himself ventured out to the house, "whistling to keep his courage up," but found only a small, curious crowd gathered outside.
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Once he felt confident about being able to call his wife if he needed her, he had to remember to take his phone when he ventured out.
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When he ventured out alone on his reconnaissance mission to look for cover, he was about 50 yards ahead of his men when suddenly the gunfire erupted.
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The Return has ventured out beyond the Pacific Northwest lumber village of Twin Peaks, exploring impoverished pockets of white America, and the toll exacted by recent hard times.
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At the end of June, Cizek says he ventured out to the local lake, Lake Bemidji, on a scouting trip to look for wildlife and good photography locations.
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The hardiest commuters ventured out only after covering nearly every square inch of flesh against the extreme chill, which froze ice crystals on eyelashes and eyebrows in minutes.
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The hard graft went in – hours spent working on go-karts, late nights in the garage while friends ventured out in search of fun – and the results followed.
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Obama has ventured out to key government agencies in recent months in an effort to show the public his entire administration is engaged in the fight against ISIS.
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Mikkel Borg Bjergso and Jeppe Jarnit-Bjergso have been making beer for years, and while they started out brewing together, they have since ventured out on their own.
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Murnane said he slept during the day and mostly ventured out at night to pick up snacks or fast food in Horsham, a city about 45 minutes away.
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Some New Yorkers ventured out from isolation, alone or in twos or threes, for a peek around, filling the stillness with their own narrations on a city's mood.
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Over time, tacit cease-fire agreements would develop along parts of the front, with each side holding its fire while the other ventured out to retrieve dead bodies.
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It trained hundreds of workers who ventured out to hundreds of villages all over the country to teach modern agricultural methods, public health, and techniques of political organization.
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The Sussexes have ventured out to explore the area, and on Christmas Day, headed to a nearby resort, where they had a catered lunch in a private suite.
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In a week packed with retail politics, Mr. de Blasio, a Democrat, ventured out to restaurants and could occasionally be seen walking on the sidewalk near Borough Hall.
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When Pippa, the eldest of the sisters, ventured out from her bedroom with sponge bag and towel to use the bathroom, Gillian, the middle one, was also venturing.
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New York (CNN)The Coast Guard crew had ventured out to save fishermen stuck in a boat rocking in rough waters just off New York's Rockaway Beach early Thursday.
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Uranus in Taurus has pushed you to rebel against whatever is holding you back, so much so that you're surprised how far you've ventured out of your comfort zone.
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He had shot an elk and returned the next day to retrieve it from the woods but was separated from his friends as he ventured out on his search.
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Scores of Europeans have ventured out to join the ranks of IS and some have come back to the 28-nation EU, including those involved in the Paris attacks.
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I'm able to relax a little bit more, maybe, than some other people because they've kind of just been doing tennis their whole life, haven't really ventured out much.
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If confirmed, the find may rewrite the early migration story of our species, pushing back by about 2000,0003 years the time that Homo sapiens first ventured out of Africa.
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Since welcoming baby Gatlin in November, Maynard Johnson has ventured out for many an adventure with her growing brood — even though she has admitted it's not always the easiest task.
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Our photog says Puig ventured out to Rodeo Drive and shopped until at least 3 PM -- the exact time Puig was scheduled to meet with media members at Dodger Stadium.
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Thus my curiosity for how Garten's and Drummond's specialty recipes could greatly differ was peaked, and I ventured out to pick up the baking goods and get down to business.
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Scores of Europeans have ventured out to join the ranks of Islamic State and some have come back to the 28-nation EU, including those involved in the Paris attacks.
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"The black and white dog then ventured out onto the second story roof and started to bark when it realized the predicament it now found itself in," the release says.
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Judge Thomas Lynch slapped the rapper with 5 guilty verdicts Wednesday in a Fort Lauderdale courtroom -- finding he'd clearly ventured out of his home without approval from his probation officer.
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The original story reportedly followed Barbie, a woman with dreams that went beyond looking like a supermodel every single day, who ventured out of Barbieland and into the real world.
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Having never ventured out much or spoken in public before, Bassi said she was jittery at first, unsure whether she would be taken seriously or be able to sell anything.
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In central Srinagar, the region's main city, few pedestrians ventured out of their homes to navigate barbed-wire checkpoints guarded by helmeted soldiers in camouflage, wielding rifles and protective shields.
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I've taken the train between New York, Boston, and Washington, DC, more times than I can count, and even ventured out of the Northeast Corridor for a few longer journeys.
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He has met with foreign leaders, presided over a series of meetings of the Politburo Standing Committee and only twice ventured out into Beijing to tour hospitals and government offices.
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Recently, he ventured out into the woods near his home for a photo shoot, and people driving by stopped to take pictures of him and threatened to call the cops.
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When the plane hit the ground, a bang shook Ken DeCarle's house and the island resident ventured out to see if he could help, he said in a telephone interview.
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A group of teenage boys -- Jaylane Sinclair, Kashon Priest, Louis Rodriguez and Davontae McBryde -- ventured out into what was then-knee-deep water, trying to find somebody who could help them.
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That night, onstage in Minneapolis, he was garrulous and affable, and afterward ventured out onto the sidewalk to meet his hundreds-strong admirers, many of whom feel they know him intimately.
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Thomas and Benedict, students from the University of Edinburgh, had ventured out — by train, then bicycle — to make an attempt at summiting Ben Alder, the 3,503-foot mountain that loomed nearby.
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The actress braved the rain in Los Angeles Friday and ventured out to her local pharmacy to stock up on the goods ... in her case, boxes and boxes of hair color.
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We ventured out to his restaurant to sample the goods and talk to Ho about how he came to man a Carolina-style barbecue pit in the middle of Bushwick, Brooklyn.
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But on Sunday, Ms. Lin and her three teenage children donned surgical face masks and ventured out to a Lunar New Year parade in Sunset Park, home to Brooklyn's largest Chinatown.
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Weeks later, he told Fox News, "I haven't actually left the White House in months," though he had ventured out for a surprise trip to Iraq and a speech in Louisiana.
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Around the corner at Local, the couple's other bar on Bell, the evening was shifting into party mode as a half-dozen college women ventured out onto the empty dance area.
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Does someone have to be extraordinarily sick to succumb to the despair she feels after having ventured out into a world where she is all alone, without the skills to survive?
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The actor, 32, was photographed leaving the London home of British singer FKA twigs on Tuesday as they ventured out to a local grocery store, according to photos from the Daily Mail.
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So they ventured out to these high school reunions and asked people whether they moved away from home, why they moved away, and, if they chose to come back, why they did.
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TRIPOLI (Reuters) - Leaders of Libya's U.N.-backed unity government ventured out onto the streets of Tripoli for the first time on Friday, amid signs of growing confidence in their bid for power.
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The last two decades, after Thaxter's death in 1894, he ventured out to the northeast quadrant of the island — to the harsher, more wind- and sea-battered coast, where he painted rocks.
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After paying 80 pounds for a ticket, which included museum access (and another 2-pound ticket for the driver's car), I ventured out in the dry midday heat to explore the pyramid.
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"We made our reservations and two days after we had everything booked, this problem exploded," said Rodrigo Gomez, a Chilean tourist who ventured out of his hotel for food despite the crackdown.
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When she finally ventured out with a friend one Saturday night, to the Mexican restaurant El Coyote, on Beverly Boulevard, she was confronted in the parking lot by a cameraman from TMZ.
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Those artists became my clique during my brief stay in Aberdeen and together we ventured out to Stonehaven, a charming seaside town just a 40-minute drive south of the city center.
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According to BuzzFeed News, Kelin Flanagan and Spencer Taubner ventured out to Banff National Park in Alberta last weekend for a hike in the hopes of snapping some engagement photos along the way.
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Santa Barbara County, where I live, instructed us to stay inside as much as possible and to wear N95 particulate respirator masks to protect us from the hazardous air if we ventured out.
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The two were holed up at the Bowery Hotel but ventured out to brave the 30-something-degree-temps for a few seconds, and by the look on Zayn's face ... it was painful.
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Players famously started Ocarina of Time with a quest to find a shield and a sword, the game only allowing Link to use the prescribed weaponry before he ventured out on his journey.
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Voyeur 8 Photos View Slide Show ' This week, our Voyeur ventured out after dark and found that, with their varied hues of light and glimpses of strangers' lives, nighttime windows can be irresistible.
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Sean Spicer ventured out to his local Apple store this weekend but found out that being the mouthpiece for a highly controversial president means having to take some guff when you're in public.
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Reaching back to some of the women who have ventured out into the pop world and left only a single impression we have Fefe Dobson, Avril Lavigne, and Feist, as a few examples.
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In 2016, the couple had traveled to Georgia, but Mr. Arison was so terrified of their relationship being discovered that they stayed in adjoining (but separate) hotel rooms and never ventured out together.
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After waiting for ocean conditions to calm, Simonin-Le Meur and a group of journalists ventured out to the cave last week, where they found more pieces of the phone scattered along its opening.
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When Laura became dizzy due to the heat, Beadle left the children in a safe area and ventured out in search of water and help, explains Beadle's husband, Scott Beadle, in a Facebook post.
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As anyone who's ventured out into human society within the last two decades knows, Jack dies a tragic death in the freezing waters of the Atlantic while Rose survives on a stray wooden door.
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We were trapped almost exclusively in Offred's horrifying perspective, and even when we ventured out into different points of view, like Emily's or Janine's, we were still seeing the world through a Handmaid's eyes.
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If they ventured out beyond their spring training homes and the food pickups, such as the grocery store, they said, they did so only once every several days and maintained healthy distances from others.
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On a trip to London, Sisley ventured out of town and visited Hampton Court, where he painted a newfangled bridge from below, its cast-iron struts framing a Thames of blue and white blotches.
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Despite the ache and the admonishments from authorities to stay indoors in the days following the attacks, locals ventured out to their corner bakeries, took their dogs for walks, and chatted with neighbors in disbelief.
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After a discussion about the inspirational stories they have come across, the two authors ventured out to talk to a collection of people who faced extreme misfortune but still found ways to survive and thrive.
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Most in the scientific community disputed the existence of solar winds until 1962 when a NASA spacecraft called Mariner 2 ventured out into deep space and actually measured the wind's particles for the first time.
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"Jellybean, one of our kangaroo joeys, ventured out of mum's pouch for the first time today and is loving hopping around and stretching those legs," according to a video posted on the park's Facebook page.
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The guerrillas were supposed to remain sequestered, but Lozada ventured out to an upscale shopping mall in the city, where he stopped by a clothing shop called Arturo Calle, the local equivalent of Brooks Brothers.
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Kim was not believed to have left his hotel since a meeting with Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong soon after his arrival in the city on Sunday, but he ventured out on Monday evening.
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Several analysts said the Kenyans had ventured out of their comfort zone along the coast, where the bulk of Kenyan troops are based, pushing deeper into the Somali hinterland because Ethiopia was preparing its own offensive.
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After an early night (because there wasn't really anything to do) and a breakfast buffet which included noodles, I ventured out to find more of the same as the previous day: Incredible views, and endless tourists.
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WATCH THIS: Kourtney Kardashian Hangs Out with Ex Scott Disick They also ventured out for some quintessential New England summer activities, including boating on the Atlantic and setting up a roadside lemonade stand with friend Simon Huck.
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While both rappers have rarely ventured out of talking about their selection of cars, the variety of weed they enjoy, or their houses' square footage, they have found seemingly endless ways to describe all of these accolades.
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If Cartken is working on a Bookbot 2.0, it wouldn't be the first time a group of Google engineers ventured out on their own to focus on last-mile deliveries; Nuro offered driverless deliveries back in 2018.
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The model's been almost every shade of blonde, brunette and bronde imaginable, but for this photo shoot, she ventured out of her comfort zone and added some colorful pink highlights to her long, My Little Pony-esque ponytail.
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Mercedes' world champion Lewis Hamilton, a favorite for pole position later and eight points behind Vettel in the standings, ventured out on track in the dying minutes but did not complete a timed lap and was classified last.
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White reportedly ventured out in PyeongChang to sample a burger named after the red-headed snowboarder—it's called "The Flying Tomato" burger—that costs one million won (South Korea's currency), which converts to roughly $920 in U.S. dollars.
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We ventured out into the quad next to my accommodation block, and all I could see in the cold, misty smoking area was a mass of students completely off their heads, all on the same dirt-cheap powder.
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The findings, which were published Monday in the journal Nature Ecology & Evolution, also suggest early hominins did not need any special evolutionary adaptations before they ventured out from the grasslands of Africa and into the wilds of Arabia.
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Nearly every winter, growing up in New England, we'd hear the story of some foolhardy child — or, now and then, an overzealous ice fisherman — who ventured out onto a patch of ice that looked frozen solid but wasn't.
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While pub operators and restaurant chains have suffered due to steep costs on the back of higher wages and energy bills, Britons have ventured out to Wetherspoon's outlets for drinks, especially its pink gin, helping cushion other headwinds.
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For many, the very idea of going out was alarming: 70% said they would feel unsafe working away from home, and 52% thought it normal for a husband to beat his wife if she ventured out without telling him.
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About a week later, after talking to lawyers and the fire investigator and after sorting through the wreckage trying to document the remains of everything they had lost, Fowler ventured out to an opening at a gallery in Chinatown.
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The Russian exclave, which borders Poland and Lithuania, is hosting four World Cup group matches, though few tourists appear to have ventured out of the city to its beachside towns, where the production and manufacturing of amber takes place.
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But with fewer than 20 percent of viewers making their way to the end credits of "The Irishman," it is impossible to know if those tuning in would have ventured out of the house to see the awards contender.
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Reformed pro-contacter Todd Nickerson, a member of the online group Virtuous Pedophiles or "VirPed," has ventured out into the light of day, using his real name as the byline on stories he writes about his struggle not to offend.
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" Hard-hit Rockport Texans who rode out the most powerful hurricane to hit the United States in a decade ventured out on Saturday to see what was left of their neighborhoods in what was "now turning into a deadly inland event.
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We practiced cooking and semiotic criticism and ventured out—always going west—to the Thalia, and Hunan Balcony, and Papyrus Books, where I bought the latest issue of Semiotext(e) and dense volumes of theory by Derrida and Kenneth Burke.
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There are functional benefits to both modes: If we were not exploratory, we would never have ventured out of the caves; if we did not exploit the certainty of the familiar, we would have taken too many risks and gone extinct.
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The Bayern Munich goalkeeper Sven Ulreich was in apparently perfect health in the semifinals when he ventured out to collect a ball with the score tied at 1-19983, only to realize that he could not grab it with his hands.
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NASA reached a milestone on Friday when two Americans, tasked with replacing a power controller, ventured out of the International Space Station: the astronauts, Christina Koch and Jessica Meir, became the first to take part in an all-female spacewalk.
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On the same day she treated the Taroko woman at her clinic, Tien ventured out to visit a bedridden stroke patient in his home and showed the same warmth, offering him a cheerful thumbs-up as she went through her exam.
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Rodrigo Gomez, a Chilean tourist who ventured out of his hotel early on Sunday before clashes started, said he had traveled to Quito in hopes of seeing the city's famed lookout point "el Panecillo," considered a pre-Colombian sun temple.
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CBS debuted a full trailer for Star Trek: Discovery today, showing off a clip stuffed with plenty of Federation action, spaceships, and a ton of new characters, in a story set a decade before Captain Kirk and Spock ventured out in the Enterprise.
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We wished to hear a bit more about all of this from the man himself, so we ventured out to Silver Lake, a popular holiday resort around seventy miles east of Belgrade, where Teo runs his annual "Teo4" basketball camp for kids.
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This is particularly remarkable since she was not a trained animator and had only ventured out to Hollywood a couple of years before, as she turned 22, the age when many people in the dream factory start lying about how old they are.
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He became so intent on capturing Texas scenery that he ventured out on the hottest days to paint "dusty roads in the full glare of the noonday sun," he wrote to a friend a few months before dying from an intestinal ailment.
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Nick, who'd fallen under the spell of the compound matriarch, Celia, disappeared into a mob of the undead rather than join his sister Alicia and mother, Madison, as they ventured out with Strand to see if the yacht was still in the bay.
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About ninety minutes after lift-off, Leonov made his way into the ship's Volga inflatable airlock, secured a 5.35-meter (17.6 foot) tether around his torso, opened the hatch, and ventured out into the unknown with only a spacesuit to protect him.
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ETHIOPIA SOUTH SUDAN By The New York Times The one time he ventured out in recent days, he said, was to get a haircut — so as to avoid Support Forces troops roaming the streets who were forcibly cutting the hair of suspected protesters.
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Even in the record turnout year of 2008 (with Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton vying for supremacy), fewer than 30 percent of Iowa Democratic voters ventured out on a wintry Monday evening to invest an hour or two in attending a caucus.
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"It was quite nerve-racking," said Scott, who added that he was so wrung out at the end of each day that he would stay back at the hotel and soak in an Epsom salt bath while Dustin ventured out for dinner.
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When New York City ventured out from shelter to see the damage Winter Storm Jonas left in its wake last week, they found a city covered in more than a layer of snow — it was also blanketed with a fresh coat of graffiti.
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Some stars played it safe, some ventured out of their comfort zones and felt the music, so to speak, but — perhaps most importantly — they backed up their statement fashion with some pretty serious knowledge of what's going on in and out of their respective industries.
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Instead, we chose some place where we imagined the enemy might be hiding—a compound on the banks of the Helmand River, a brake shop in downtown Marjah, a cave high in the Hindu Kush mountains—and we ventured out there, hoping for a fight.
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When he ventured out of Trump Tower for a meal with his family on Tuesday, President-elect Donald J. Trump went to the "217" Club, a former speakeasy on West 221nd Street where cast-iron lawn jockeys line the balcony above the front door.
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Earlier in the battle, Watters had ventured out past the perimeter several times to rescue wounded soldiers, carrying or dragging them to safety, providing first aid and administering last rites to the dying — actions for which he was later awarded the Medal of Honor.
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Two vans filled with the judge and jury ventured out over the past 2 days to the sites of the horrific crimes ... including the place where Ellerin was found dead back in February 2001, laying just outside her bathroom with more than 47 stab wounds.
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By listening to them, your correspondent gleaned a fuller picture of what was going on than if he had ventured out to the front line, which would have involved a lot of hiding in ditches and trying unsuccessfully to figure out who was shooting at whom.
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Officials refused us entry into the Pastrogor facility, but two men ventured out in the light drizzle to say hello: Idriss, a cheery middle-aged gentleman in a green smock from the Ivory Coast, and a Kurdish man who went by Rom, who had fled northern Syria.
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So, I ventured out the office to ask passing strangers if they care about music award shows, or if they're just an excuse for musicians and PRs and record labels to wank each other off in a room full of spherical tables covered in white cloth.
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Arya confronted Sansa about the letter she once penned asking Robb to convince Ned to pledge allegiance to the Lannisters, Jon Snow and his crew ventured out to fight the White Walkers, and Tormund Giantsbane finally admitted that he wants to make beautiful, gigantic children with Brienne of Tarth.
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As chronicled in the 1993 book Hear Me Roar: Women, Motorcycles and the Rapture of the Road by Stringfield's protégé and eventual biographer Ann Ferrar, at the age of 19, young Stringfield flipped a penny onto a map of the US then ventured out on her bike alone.
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Full coverage of Hurricane Irma and the aftermath Sunday afternoon, after the worst had passed, producer Lawrence Crook, photojournalist Rod Griola and I ventured out from our sturdy Key Largo sanctuary and it was quickly evident that "bayside" had fared much better than "oceanside" in the Upper Keys.
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But for those who are still here -- and while it's impossible to tell how many folks have ventured out onto I-95 and headed away from the coast -- Beaufort is a lot like I imagine other waterfront communities along the Florida, Georgia and Carolinas coast are right now -- something of a ghost town.
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Bono ventured out of the area under duress to try to clear the ball and passed to teammate Ager Aketxe, who, inexplicably, turned to his right and sent the ball straight to Penilla, who steadied the ball, waited a beat and lifted a shot that beat Bono back to his line and into the net.
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In his day, much to his disgust, people clustered together in Concord town and ventured out to Walden to cut ice; partly under his intoxicating influence, many many more of us have come to make our homes on the lake and ocean shores, in the scenic spots, far from the places where we work.
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There isn't anything wrong with buying a refurbished laptop — that just means it's a pre-owned device that's been tested to work good as new — but if you want a 2017 MacBook Air that's never ventured out of its original packaging, Amazon is the only place you can get it on sale right now.
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I missed, of course, Delmonico's, which closed years before I was born, and, to my regret, I also missed the Mandarin, in San Francisco, where I spent January of 1967, the month of the Human Be-In, and, perhaps because of this, rarely ventured out of Haight-Ashbury, where even the soy sauce came laced with Acapulco Gold.
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One of six girls raised by father Valdir, a construction manager, and mother V nia, a bank clerk, in rural Horizontina, Brazil, Bündchen ventured out on her own as a teen, after she was discovered at a mall, taking a 26-hour bus ride to São Paulo, where she bunked with eight other girls while trying to get work as a model.
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Constantino: I've spoken to children who have taught their parents how to read, who have taught their little brothers and sisters how to read, who have taken this experience of going to the school library and ventured out into a public library because their understanding is now you can check out books and borrow books and you can get a big stack of books.
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Forty-one elk were feeding in an area near the 58-mile-long (93-km-long) Brownlee Reservoir, a body of water formed by a dam on the Snake River, and ventured out across a sheet of ice possibly to take a drink of water as they moved to other feeding or bedding areas, said Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife spokesman Phillip Perrine.
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There is something of the artist's position in the discourse on mid-century Color Field art that has been left out of the conversation that this exhibition quietly but determinedly puts back: it celebrates a black woman that has until recently been ignored by the modernist canon, one woman of color who ventured out into the oblique indifference of conceptual painting space and showed that yes, an object of color can make us think differently about the entire game.
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