Group No. 210 is wide-open skies, wide-open spaces, animal lovers.
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He's back in that last second hypothetical, caught between a wide-open Durant and a wide-open Steph Curry.
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I wanted to present a version of this character that has this great, wide-open space, these wide-open frames.
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There is no close out, and Murray—who's drilled 227 percent of his wide-open threes this season—launches a wide-open three.
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"Guys were missing layups, wide-open 22s, wide-open shots, and you let it take your spirit away," disappointed Clippers coach Doc Rivers said afterward.
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In the first variation, James rifles a 35-foot pass to a wide-open Channing Frye underneath the basket; in the second, the same action produces a wide-open three for Korver.
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"I think that question is still wide open," she says.
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Scott Stapp's arms are wide open to fatherhood once again.
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I will acknowledge that sometimes conversations can be wide open.
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It splayed my head wide open, and I just bled.
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When new issuers perform well, it typically swings wide open.
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But experts say the field in California remains wide open.
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Woodall said that right now, the space is wide open.
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A secret that we are here to break wide open.
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We just don't know, but the future is wide open.
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But the funny part is my eyes were wide open.
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A supermarket is left damaged and wide open in Guayama.
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I wasn't like, diving free, wide open with the sharks.
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California's 220006th congressional district is wide open for the taking.
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California's 2202th congressional district is wide open for the taking.
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But I went into it with my eyes wide open.
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The road was wide open and the possibilities were endless.
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They felt that the world was wide open for them.
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People will hopefully walk out of theaters eyes wide open.
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The AR market, on the other hand, is wide open.
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Meanwhile, the GOP field is wide open with 11 candidates.
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Cyber Monday is here, and our wallets are wide open.
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I really wasn't thinking about my belly being wide open.
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Essentially, she left classified U.S. secrets wide open for access.
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Go into every financial relationship with your eyes wide open.
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Dana Milbank: No excuses now, our eyes are wide open.
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On the other hand, Ball had a wide open shot.
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With the AFC looking pretty wide open, every move counts.
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"This does create basically a wide open net," he said.
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They lean over boiling pots with their eyes wide open.
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The enterprise communication is a very, very wide open space.
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Her box is wide open, and it's called the internet.
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Instead, under the wide open skies, there were more ideas.
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The NYT blew this story wide open on Sunday evening.
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But notice how the athletes' eyes are so wide open.
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In 2010, the future of electric vehicles looked wide open.
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What I see is that this election is wide open.
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That prospect had split his own political grouping wide open.
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Yeah, I walked into it with my eyes wide open.
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In a costly mistake, Mahomes overthrew the wide open Williams.
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"Right now, it's wide open," she said of the primary.
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For others, it's the awe of the great wide open.
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All in all, the climate policy space is wide open.
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I went to immigration early this year, wide open for amendments.
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We missed some great shots down the stretch, wide open threes.
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The sun and Neptune also connect, finding your heart wide open.
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Maybe that's the clue that will bust this case wide open.
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"I missed a lot of wide-open ones," Russell told reporters.
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There's nothing like the fresh country air and wide, open space.
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The one in bed had her legs up and wide open.
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Additionally, the future for development of these technologies is wide open.
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It was a wide-open space, dark and cool and quiet.
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Listen, if they have great ideas, we're wide open to them.
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And your mouth's wide open and there's somebody with a mask.
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We started our presenting in a wide open, completely unrestricted space.
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Rawlinson said Lucid is entering this game with eyes wide open.
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The HSR delay could leave the runway wide open for Hyperloop.
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Last night, Frances McDormand blew the door on it wide open.
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He was full of joy and his heart seemed wide open.
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Eyes were wide open, and her mouth would not shut up.
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Still, the lidar market is growing fast and remains wide open.
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Curry shoots better closely guarded than most players do wide open.
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Most solvers probably noticed the wide open spaces of today's puzzle.
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My husband and I got married with our eyes wide open.
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And now the space industry is about to break wide open.
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Either way, it seems we've broken this enigmatic phenomenon wide open.
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Here are three wide-open opportunities that are ripe for entrepreneurs.
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But England could not manage to finish a wide open header.
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If I pull them out, the northwest perimeter is wide open.
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I was very proud of our execution, got wide-open shots.
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It just lets lawmakers make the decision with eyes wide open.
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"Right at this moment, it's a wide-open race," said Rep.
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The quick answer is sometimes — and always with eyes wide open.
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Its blooms are tiny, each measuring mere millimeters when wide open.
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Kelce was wide open, but the pass sailed over his head.
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The best seats directly across from the stage are wide open.
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Without Cain in the mix, the Democratic field is wide open.
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Darnold found running back Elijah McGuire wide open in the flat.
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It will be the most wide-open field in our lifetime.
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Either increase on its own would bust the deficit wide open.
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" Pompeo added, however, that administration officials have their "eyes wide open.
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Gleefully, they collapse into the pool with their arms wide open.
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The band was really young and full of wide-open possibilities.
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Having a trusted friend express concern cracked the thing wide open.
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He found our doors wide open—blown open by the wind.
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That suggests this race is even more wide open than usual.
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We are wide open for the first time in, well, ever.
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Mr. Johnson said the review he envisions would be wide open.
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These puzzles are among my first attempts at wide open grids.
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But the wide open country also has an abundance of bison.
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So next time, we go in with our eyes wide open.
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It leaves passwords wide open to cyberattacks or potential employee abuse.
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Still, nothing's a sure bet when the field's this wide open.
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The car doors were closed, but the window was wide open.
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Her decision leaves the race to replace Ms. Merkel wide open.
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My typically shielded eyes were wide open, transfixed on the encounter.
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I have not seen the wide-open boundary Mr. Freeman depicts.
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Her face is frozen in fear -- eyes bulging, mouth wide open.
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But Ray took on the debt with his eyes wide open.
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"The ecological implications of this are wide open," said Cornell's Fournet.
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If voters buy it, our political conventions could break wide open.
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"You have that wonderful wide-open feel," Ms. Vahabzadeh, 42, said.
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While calling the race "still wide open," former New Mexico Gov.
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But the studio left the door wide open for the future.
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"Right now, it's wide open," she told The Associated Press Thursday.
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Time and again on "Girl," Morris seeks out wide-open territory.
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Figure out how to monetize it and everything was wide open.
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I just looked at this, and it struck me as wide open.
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Her eyes are wide open still seeing the world through shattered glass.
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Right now, that's an IPO window that seems to be wide open.
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The wideout was wide open after cornerback Brandon Dixon missed the tackle.
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But Barrie's shot at a wide-open net also hit the post.
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Durant didn't get a wide-open dunk for two points this time.
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Democrats now anticipate the most wide-open presidential field in modern history.
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As the neighbor said, the solid door is wide open behind it.
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Update: The company is now offering an even more wide open timeframe.
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And the place to do that is the wide-open Republican primary.
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The cage door for a breakthrough star is wide open for 33.
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That leaves the door wide open for innovators on the adversarial side.
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The quick tempo led to wide-open looks all over the floor.
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Though I love New York, I ache for wide open green spaces.
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The terrorist attacks did not surprise him; America had been wide open.
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In a perfect world: All that said, the West is wide open.
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In it, she's lounging in a swimsuit, legs relaxed and wide open.
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Drone racing is still wide open for anyone who wants to compete.
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But right now Trump's path to the White House is wide open.
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" A life in politics, says Nolte, is "a wide-open public affair.
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But for now, at least we know the possibilities are wide open.
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Every major award — except the Norris Trophy — is a wide-open race.
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But again, there is going to be wide-open debate on it.
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The wide open 2020 Democratic presidential primary is just around the corner.
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Here are some of my thoughts: The home router is wide open.
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Tim Ryan left the door wide open to a 2020 presidential campaign.
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He had enough patient to find Nugent for a wide-open goal.
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But, he added, "Customers should go into this with eyes wide open."
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The Best Picture race is more wide open than any in memory.
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Exactly half of Bender's shots all year have been wide open threes.
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Broncos' Quarterback Job Up For Grabs Denver's quarterback competition is wide open.
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This coming season looks wide open and without a clear-cut favorite.
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The man fled upon seeing police and left the door wide open.
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A bartender poured Kahlúa into the wide-open mouth of a Marine.
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I think that's a wide-open curatorial with which to play around.
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"Lu Hao tells lies while his eyes are wide open," said another.
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A give and go for a wide open shot on the keeper.
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Then Whiteside went with AD, and I had a wide-open layup.
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What marriage "means" is suddenly wide open to personal interpretation and variation.
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And, when it comes to masturbation, you leave the door wide open.
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"The road is wide open to black hole physics," Dr. Eisenhauer proclaimed.
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How these advancements will come about, exactly, remains a wide-open debate.
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The National League race was considered wide open entering the final month.
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"Internationally, the flights are wide open," the Chicago-based flight attendant said.
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"I think the dynamic is just wide-open now," Mr. Yoon said.
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For once, it's a wide-open year for best drama and comedy.
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"Today,'' he said, "they had their arms wide open to the sun.
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The result, due to be announced on March 4, is wide open.
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Later, Alli's wide-open shot from 12 yards deflected out of bounds.
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Stones essentially whiffed on another wide-open shot from 353 yards out.
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That's because their infamous non-aggression pact broke wide open this weekend.
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Giannis' layup just rimmed out, Mirza was wide open for a 3.
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"It's bad that someone had this whole thing wide open," Troia says.
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Allen threw 13 yards to wide-open DJ Moore for another touchdown.
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As we look ahead to Iowa, this primary race is wide open.
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Serena Williams's absence during her pregnancy has created a wide-open season.
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All the windows are rolled down and the trunk is wide open.
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"The race remains fairly wide open," said Monmouth University pollster Patrick Murray.
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With one round remaining at Eagle Point, the tournament remained wide open.
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"It's kind of a wide-open field, and that's exciting," she said.
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We leave a pretty good player wide open on the back side.
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Gillum's victory, though, came as a stunner in a wide-open contest.
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The Dodgers broke the game wide open with a four-run eighth.
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I think it's an indication that the race is still wide open.
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And I think she can because it's still a wide-open race.
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Marleau scored his sixth of the season into a wide-open goal.
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Does the challenge of the wide-open grid make up for this?
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We executed that play well, and I got a wide-open shot.
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That kind of attitude, arms wide open, is something both campaigns share.
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CHICAGO — History was made in Chicago's wide-open mayoral race last night.
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I think what we have the opportunity to do is wide open.
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In such a wide-open field, anything could happen on primary day.
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But it's unclear if leaving Horford wide open is a better strategy.
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Barnes missed five wide-open threes in Game 23, and the Cavaliers left him wide open time and time again in Game 230, when he passed up a few open jumpers in favor of adventurous drives into the paint.
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You're in a sensitive mood, dear Scorpio, and your heart is wide open.
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Let's take the wide-open three and the post-up at the nail.
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"At least five of the six goals were wide-open nets," Gallant said.
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"If the backdoor is wide open, it makes killing them easier," he added.
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Russ and Melo were able to find me when I was wide open.
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Taraji P. Henson was shown with her mouth wide open in the crowd.
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I walked up to his apartment and noticed the door was wide open.
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But he&aposs also going into the summit with his eyes wide open.
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But, he&aposs also going into the summit with his eyes wide open.
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So many connections, so many advances, and so many wide-open cybersecurity loopholes.
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They are wide open to malicious hackers who might wish to misuse them.
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Think The Revenant but with wide open ocean instead of an icy tundra.
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And it was the logical outcome of parameters that were too wide open.
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"The door is wide open" for a site like Breitbart, Mr Ackermann says.
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When you have a wide-open canvas, it gives you room to innovate.
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Others to watch include Exaggerator and Outwork, but the field is wide open.
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It's as if the Northern Hemisphere's freezer door has been flung wide open.
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Cleveland led 31-27 at the end of a wide-open first quarter.
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Breaking open the language barrier will blow the potential of AI wide open.
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"China will keep its door wide open and not close it," Xi said.
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"The question of what's rare and what's common is wide open," Ausubel said.
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Most rooms of the two story hotel have their doors swung wide open.
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In other words, the field right now appears to be pretty wide open.
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When Rodgers has excellent protection and misses wide-open receivers, something's very wrong.
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The rest of us should throw the door wide open and welcome Ivanka.
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There are no secrets at Dumpling House since the kitchen is wide open.
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If Ladbrokes is to be trusted, the field this year is wide open.
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Ryan's bowed out of reelection -- and the fact that it's literally wide open.
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Even with the massive hole ... the Ranch will be wide open for biz.
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Facebook On Facebook, white supremacist memes thrive, even in wide-open, public communities.
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The pocket pass is there, sure, but so is a wide-open jumper.
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In less than 30 minutes, cumulus clouds developed over the wide-open farmland.
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The case cracked wide open after Lisa's family proved inconsistencies in Jackie's story.
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"It is a wide open race ... if Rokita runs for Senate," said Rep.
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However, he acknowledged Brazil's wide-open presidential election in October was concerning investors.
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Don't expect anything to go as planned, and keep your schedule wide open.
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Today's name culture is wide open, and there is greater freedom of choice.
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I've always believed our country's wide open landscapes reflect our unique American spirit.
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He also missed three three-pointers, a few of which were wide open.
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Choosing to forego safer sex methods leaves the door wide open to STIs.
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Were this to happen, politics on the left would suddenly be wide-open.
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But as of today, what I call "the Ojeda lane" is wide open.
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Steve knows that wearing these jeans leaves the door wide open to intercourse.
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That leaves the opportunity wide open for users to game the search engine.
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When asked about this, a well-placed source left the door wide open.
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Rondo once again hits Holiday in transition, wide open for a corner three.
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" But he added: "Eyes wide open, it's important to prepare for the future.
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Merkel, they complained, left Germany's right flank wide open for the AfD raiders.
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Republicans, meanwhile, are facing a three-way primary that is still wide open.
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I personally like the wide-open spaces, the landscape and sometimes lonely roads.
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I just think we have to go into this with eyes wide open.
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His decision to forego a Senate run leaves a wide open Democratic field.
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"Suddenly the waves parted and we both had wide open schedules," says Nilan.
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Minus the fact that Ingles misses the wide open three, this is perfection.
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Also, TV is wide open now in attracting talent from the movie world.
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I love the fact that alternative culture has essentially been broken wide open.
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This year's Oscar race was marked by a wide-open Best Picture race.
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I think there's something that has its arms-wide-open attitude to everyone.
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Or the fact that Stephens' draw had been wide open until the quarterfinals.
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The field is still wide open with five candidates vying for the position.
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But for the rest of the world, the flood gates are wide open.
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Its mouth was wide open, and only its skull protruded from the dirt.
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His quarter of the draw was wide open — except for Pouille, that is.
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My effort to also keep the corners wide open came with some sacrifices.
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Today, it's wide open; a driver could be forgiven for missing it entirely.
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BALÚN Latin rock remains wide open to ideas not limited by national origin.
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It left its border wide open, enabling foreign fighters to swell ISIS' ranks.
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Cooper was wide open after cornerback Jalen Mills tried to jump the route.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Kevin Adamick's puzzle is as wide open as the Nile.
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His beak wide open, eyes glazed, staring out Zener-P's great panoramic window.
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"He is going to be wide open most of the time," Antetokounmpo said.
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I had a wide-open net, and then I just hit the post.
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And it looks to be a wide-open race to fill the job.
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Whereas in our weather, wide open spaces, sunshine, viruses don't survive very well.
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Brazil has already advanced, but the other three automatic berths are wide open.
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I just think that we have to go into this eyes wide open.
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Times Insider Rigorous debate narrows a wide-open field as the year progresses.
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But in December, Heck announced his retirement and threw the race wide open.
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" Pressed further by Karl, Pompeo said "this administration has its eyes wide open.
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The ruling likely ends his political career and blows October's election wide open.
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This study has the potential to break the field "wide open," he said.
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No disrespect to them but we missed a lot of wide open shots.
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And that performance shows its seams, eventually breaking the role-play wide open.
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Now the technology deal-making club has had its doors blown wide open.
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The bank left the door wide open to a further move if needed.
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The appointment sets the stage for a wide-open special election in 2020.
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He had become 'that guy,' the player left wide open during pickup basketball.
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I don't mind them, because I figure everyone's going in eyes wide open.
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If he falters, it becomes a wide-open race that anybody can win.
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In a simple phrase, this movie blows the chosen one narrative wide open.
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But compared to these ancient church decorations, "Wide Open Mind" is positively G-rated.
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We're transported to a house with the door wide open and enter, POV-style.
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And in talking about his initial travel ban, Trump left the definition wide open.
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Golden Knights forward Alex Tuch had a wide-open net over Holtby's right shoulder.
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Investors should not panic, but they do need to invest with eyes wide open.
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But she is also leaving the door wide open for new surprises and frontiers.
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The Jazz broke the game wide open in the second quarter behind strong defense.
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Leave the waterline bare, which will keep the eyes looking bright and wide-open.
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Researchers see such a bright future because, right now, the field is wide open.
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"[Dating] is kind of wide open because there aren't really any rules," she says.
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Despite the claims of some Sanders fans, the Democratic race really isn't wide open.
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Note7 owners are surely keeping their phones with eyes wide open about the risk.
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The remainder are surely keeping their phones with eyes wide open about the risk.
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The story options are wide open when everyone's at least a little bit queer.
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This gives the exhibition the odd quality of being simultaneously wide-open and selective.
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That door that some people would think has now been closed is wide open.
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He overthrew Darius Slayton, who was wide open and would have scored with ease.
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They fly them in parks, beaches — basically any wide open area they can find.
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Chatting to businesses on Facebook Messenger may leave you wide open to targeted ads.
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Now, amid a wide-open primary, teachers unions and Democrats are getting friendly again.
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Hoffman's one-timer found the near side of the net, which was wide open.
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He fed the puck to Daniel Sedin, who scored into a wide-open net.
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When it does, we'll be ready, mouths wide open, waiting for that bacon sauce.
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One of many buildings cracked wide open by the 2010 Maule earthquake in Chile.
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He's getting the defense to be tighter and we can get wide-open shots.
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It remains an active volcanic landscape and it&aposs wide open for exploration. 2.
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Choosing not to do so will leave your phone wide open to malicious hackers.
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But the result of the members ballot, due on March 4, is wide open.
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Uber said definitively it's not taking part, while Intel left the door wide open.
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"The Big 12 race is still wide open," senior defensive end Josh Carraway said.
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For one thing, indoor speakers aren't built to carry audio in wide open spaces.
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"We missed some wide-open nets in the overtimes," Sharks center Logan Couture said.
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You blew the door wide open for the rest of us to walk through.
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The interior is vaguely Tesla-ish, with wide open floors and plenty of room.
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But a 2010 appeals court ruling overturned Linehan's conviction, leaving the case wide open.
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"Everything that was wide open is going to be closed," he tells his cardinals.
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It turns out there are all sorts of uses for that wide-open space.
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The USB port is just wide open, but obviously it's been sealed off inside.
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The aunt notices and kneels down with her arms wide open toward the toddler.
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Love was wide open at the 3-point line, yet he missed each shot.
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But his insurgency shows how the battle to dominate online groceries remains wide open.
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The-- the lines are wide open, the communications-- KELLY EVANS: Is it too mainstream?
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I was pleased that the wide-open grid could accommodate several zippy long downs.
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We got Goran, who lives in the paint, kicking out for wide-open shots.
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The precepts are so broad as to be meaningless—and wide open to abuse.
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That leaves the door wide open for heavier Canadian production in the Gulf Coast.
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Seattle A scandal rocked the Seattle mayor's office and left the field wide open.
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Clinton's systems wide open to Russian and Chinese hackers, and an array of others.
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Patrick Mahomes missed tight end Travis Kelce on a wide-open pass on Sunday.
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I lay across his back and saw the wide-open fields outside the hospital.
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All of his 3s are kind off drive-and-kicks and wide-open shots.
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That doesn't mean that you don't enter this new world with eyes wide open.
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"He was bigger than life, wide-open, genuine," Mr. McGraw wrote in an email.
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Joe Manchin, a West Virginia Democrat, reiterated that he's "wide open" on the nomination.
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One day, she arrived to walk him and found the refrigerator door wide open.
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THE GATES ARE WIDE OPEN FOR MORE DEALS, FOR THE CLOSURE OF EXISTING DEALS.
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Norm (Powell) had two wide-open 3s that would have given us big momentum.
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That way the U and Z's would be in a less wide-open area.
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Parking spaces usually all but impossible to find on a weekday were wide open.
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A monstrous three-run home run by Eduardo Nunez broke this game wide open.
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Without looking directly at the man, I told him his bag was wide open.
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This is not a dream but a vision — something seen with eyes wide open.
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The Democratic nomination will be wide open in 2024 when Cuomo will be 66.
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With his eyes wide open, staring right back at me, he started to convulse.
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Other parts of the roof are still wide open for rain to fall in.
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That's when it had a wide open market to penetrate and machines to sell.
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With Preston now in retirement, the competition was wide open, if thin, on Monday.
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It's an album of peaks and troughs, of wide-open emotionality and thudding calculation.
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No shot, no pass to James wide open at the top of the key.
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I looked at his face, his eyes wide open with only the whites showing.
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That's been difficult to ascertain to date because of the decidedly wide-open field.
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He chose his moment, consciously, eyes wide open, and looking almost his very best.
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It's a wide open race, with the winner facing off against incumbent GOP Gov.
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Cooper broke wide open on a crossing route, and Carr hit him in stride.
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Hungary closed its borders which left the border between Slovenia and Croatia wide open.
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The barrier of entry into the world of entrepreneurship has been blown wide open.
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Most of the country is wide-open space, green and blue: hills, plains, water.
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What will remain are the wounds that this lawsuit rips wide open once again.
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The headlines — "Britain's Wide Open Borders" The Daily Mail shouted — often tended toward histrionic.
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Barely perceptible now, this new ecosystem would be wide open for competition and innovation.
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He also has a new podcast, "Wide Open," on how successful people tackle obstacles.
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To hear Trump talk, one would think the border is a wide-open space.
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"We have our eyes wide open," Pompeo told NBC's "Meet the Press" on Sunday.
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" If the bear comes back, "they gone bust his big chops wide open again.
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Some of golf's top players are struggling right now, leaving the tournament wide open.
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With "Game of Thrones" out of contention, the best drama category is wide open.
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Let your house be wide open, and open on all sides to welcome wayfarers.
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We've defended other nations' borders while leaving ours wide open — anybody can come in.
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In a newspaper editorial last week, Dr. Hildreth said his eyes were wide open.
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In Demonlover, however, the importance of lines is that they're all torn wide open.
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It's secluded and has plenty of wide-open windows for views of the sea.
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The Steelers later drove 97 yards to tie the game, with Roethlisberger throwing a 3-yard pass on third-and-goal to a wide-open Jaylen Samuels and then converting the two-point conversion with another wide-open toss to Eli Rogers.
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Irving dropped the ball off to a wide-open Tristan Thompson, who collapsed the defense—but rather than pass to Richard Jefferson, who was wide open in the corner, Thompson forced the shot at the rim and was blocked emphatically by Bogut.
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And I just think President Trump has to go in with his eyes wide open.
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Sara Carter, you know what I&aposm talking about that would blow this wide open.
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LG: And more to come on Juicero ... KS: Juicero ... She broke the scandal wide open.
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We're dealing with some near-term issues with ESPN, we're eyes wide open on that.
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It's been nothing but dramatic, with most commentators saying the race is still wide open.
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She and others here prefer this quiet life with wide-open spaces and fewer stresses.
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Yet Besson was committed to fight scenes among urban ruins, shot in wide-open Cinemascope.
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Yet the race does, indeed, seem remarkably unsettled and wide open as summer campaigning approaches.
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Their contract left their infrastructure wide open, and it sounds like Google's doing that too.
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Credit markets remained wide open, favoring not just big corporate deals but also leveraged buyouts.
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"Into the great wide open, under the skies so blue..."Tom Petty, an American treasure.
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China, Mr Xi assured delegates, "will keep its door wide open and not close it".
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"Drops can only take place where there is a wide open drop zone," Barrow said.
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Fortunately, someone else had already made it their mission to break the thing wide open.
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But the relationship can only benefit both parties when founders go in eyes wide open.
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Until Guevara claimed to have received a call that would break the case wide open.
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The first image released shows a large group of people traversing a wide open field.
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Then I woke up and the rain was pouring in the door, left wide open.
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The song appears on their sophomore album, Wide Open, out this Friday via Buzz Records.
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Do it with your eyes wide open, and be proud of the choices you make.
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"It's all very wide open," Levy said, when asked who would qualify for the runoff.
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Thamir and his family stayed in their home, but intentionally left the door wide open.
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Luckily, when it comes to picking the perfect mattress, your choices are pretty wide open.
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It was more wide open, I think, and less jagged or less spiky or something.
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On the Republican side, the race is wide open for the pack of five candidates.
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But it needs to be done because right now, it is wide open out there.
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"Our eyes are wide open about what some of the impacts could be," he said.
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Then Stephen King posted this image on Twitter, and blew the whole thing wide open.
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The camera pans down to Maya's wide open legs, where her crotch is wildly throbbing.
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Wouldn't it be great to see him crack this thing wide open in the end?
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"The current market is still fragmented, wide open and the opportunity is huge," he adds.
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On wide-open threes, he launched three a night and drilled 47.2 percent of them.
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We can't withstand turning the ball over and giving up so many wide open threes.
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A banker away from the deal said Thursday is wide open for the potential sale.
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We let guys that are known shooters get wide-open shots, so that's on us.
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Rachel Dratch smashes the concept of "having it all" wide open in her heartwarming memoir.
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When you eat a healthy breakfast, the doors to a productive day swing wide open.
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But for the airliner, the taxiway and runway are both wide-open and apparently unmistakable.
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Four years later, the barn door was wide open, and the horses were running free.
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Play remained relatively wide open in the second half and even got chippy at times.
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Today, the Supreme Court threw the doors wide open for them to continue this practice.
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The high level of uncertainty in Chartres underlines how wide open the presidential race remains.
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Residents here enjoy their anonymity in the wide open spaces of the Northern Great Basin.
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The title race in Spain, which Barcelona once had locked up, is suddenly wide open.
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The pathway (or lane in current parlance) was left wide open for someone like Trump.
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"A year from now this thing is going to blow wide open," he tells me.
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The Cavaliers managed to get 21 288-point attempts classified as "wide open" by NBA.
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To put it in hyperbolic terms: Wide Open was the result of a creative explosion.
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We can be grateful that Mr. Frank still walks among us, his eyes wide open.
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Like public opinion polls, the endorsement primary suggests a contest that is still wide open.
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At the halfway point of the NFL season, race for MVP is still wide open.
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Through nine weeks of the NFL season, the race for MVP is still wide open.
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"And Vin knows the door is wide open," Mr. Davis said in a text message.
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Roland Huget returns with a wide open grid that has only 60 words in it.
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Brady started off with a pass to Edelman, who was wide open for 9 yards.
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I work here, forging art, with the doors wide open almost every day, year round.
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We were also able to keep a wide open construction with some nice long entries.
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Be careful what you blog for, because two columns later, that can burst WIDE open.
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The normal response here is to kick out to a wide-open three-point shooter.
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Back then, a good shot from the 3-point line was a wide-open shot.
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He's missing wide open threes that he needs to hit for the Raptors to win.
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From cramped basement clubs to wide-open festival fields, concerts have always meant unknown possibilities.
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Barkley found Dawkins, a 6-foot-5, 320-pound lineman, wide open for a touchdown.
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Dunston is a young bassist with hungry ears and a commanding but wide-open style.
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Curry hit from 3 and so did Marc Gasol (who was left comically wide open).
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She had a very wide-open face, so you saw everything that she was thinking.
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"It will be wide open, not like this," Iturbide says, her son nodding in agreement.
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But the world is small, and we are wide open, and the enemy is here.
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Bazemore was wide open in the left corner and hit for a 98-96 lead.
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Tape marks off where each makeshift hospital "room" will be in the wide open areas.
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Sometimes players were wide open, sometimes they were covered tightly, and none of it mattered.
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And the next snap was a 20-yard scoring pass to a wide-open Forristall.
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James has a chance to make his mark yet again in a wide-open conference.
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Clement pitched the ball to Trey Burton, who found Foles wide open for the touchdown.
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It's not just the wide, open, predictable suburban roads that are compatible with real progress.
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The contest remains wide open and volatile, and there are still technically two-dozen candidates.
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Uncertainty surrounding next year's wide-open presidential elections has kept a lid on investor optimism.
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Weather conditions made sure every race was wide open, and wayward shooting was quickly punished.
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With Golden State missing shots and James only looking stronger, this game is wide open.
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"It leaves the door wide open to 'Well, we couldn't find one,'" Mr. Smith said.
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It nurtured the wide-open continuous political dialogue that currently exists from airwaves to Internet.
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And he's been just wide open and accessible to me, and I just love that.
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Formal portraits, however, are a small subset of portraiture, which is wide open for experimentation.
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Republicans, meanwhile, have a wide-open field of 22019 candidates but no clear front-runner.
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The weather, predicted to be cold and wet, could blow the race wide open though.
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A detective ran onto the wide-open street to take the captain to the hospital.
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The windows and doors for each place will be swung wide open for a preview.
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The previous building had four gallery levels, wide-open spaces, and lots of natural light.
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I have said this for a long time, but I think it's pretty wide open.
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So regardless of Biden's plans, this is a very wide-open race for the nomination.
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His movement is terrible and he's wide open with no idea how to defend himself.
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The Center Camp Café also offers a wide open space for people to practice yoga.
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Trump took a major geopolitical flashpoint that had been contained and blew it wide open.
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It's a really good place to test things because it's dense but also wide open.
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They thought they had a wide-open dunk to end the first half against Vanderbilt.
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And the prescription opioid epidemic proves that the regulated pharmaceutical system is wide open for abuse.
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The app added over 40 agencies, so your options for new info are really wide open.
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"The biotech funding environment has been wide open for a couple of years now," Jonas said.
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The deepest people look at the world with wide-open eyes—which is childlike, not childish.
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"We've defended other nations' borders while leaving ours wide open, anybody can come in," Trump said.
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The East isn't "wide open," but its postseason bracket will be more treacherous than anyone expected.
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Other than that, I think it's a wide-open horizon for the storyline of Season 3.
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But it can also be used by criminals looking for wide-open webcams or other equipment.
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But these two political earthquakes mean investors are going into 2017 with their eyes wide open.
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A creature with an unsettlingly wide-open mouth and flaps of flesh dangling from its face.
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As Johnson moved, Vela hammered the shot into the wide-open right side of the net.
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Traditionally less deferential to front-runners than Republicans, Democrats have repeatedly held wide-open nomination fights.
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It prefers wide-open places with shallow water and little vegetation, according to the Audubon guide.
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In this otherwise wide-open awards season, it wasn't just a coup — it was a mauling.
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So we're going into this with our eyes wide open trying to make sure we learn.
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Plus the field is wide open, and there's obviously unparalleled cultural recognition of the subject matter.
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Our eyes are wide open, but peace is always worth the effort, especially in this case.
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Book rolled out to his right and threw across the field to a wide open Kmet.
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When I looked out my window, I was shocked to see nothing but wide open ocean.
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He walked the defenseman and sent it to me backdoor for a wide open tap-in.
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As governor, I will work every single day to ensure Texas remains wide open for business.
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"The outcome of the referendum is wide open again," said Ulrich Leuchtmann, currency strategist at Commerzbank.
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The polls show Mr Valls in the lead, but in fact the race is wide open.
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"We are wide open and more than flexible, but that's our plan right now," Farnsworth said.
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When asked if Perry would consider being Trump's running mate, he left the door wide open.
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With such an obvious cliffhanger, it seems the door is wide open for even more adventures.
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In the end, the floodgates of Republican opposition were blown wide open ahead of the vote.
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Under that model, we didn't see as many people going in with their eyes wide open.
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When even past issues are wide open, pinning down a future relationship is nigh on fanciful.
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Soon, the two Corvettes pull up next to each other in a wide-open, paved expanse.
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The implications are as vast and mysterious as the wide open space from which it came.
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"The gate is wide open" and the Fed needs to "drive the truck through," he said.
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It was in this wide-open environment that I launched The Anti-Diet Project in 219.
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That was, until St. Louis needed about 10 minutes to blow the whole thing wide open.
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But with big cuts for rich families off the table, the dealmaking landscape is wide open.
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"We're entering with our eyes wide open, but peace is always worth the effort," Huntsman said.
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So you have to choose to wallow in that filth, going in eyes wide open. 2.
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On the next play, Williams broke wide open on a wheel route, but Mahomes overthrew him.
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Right now, the door's wide open for developers to come up with whatever tickles their fancy.
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I knew I wanted a longer shutter speed, a wide open aperture, and a low ISO.
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What's clear is that drone racing is still wide open for anyone who wants to compete.
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Wide open, the camera gathers more light in dim situations at a fast f/1.5 aperture.
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"The door is wide open but there is a lot of fudge factor there," he said.
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Original title: ""Just Whistle; Wide Open; Stripped (Bundle)"" by Greg Hamilton; Dirk Malloy; Terry Shafer (1969) .
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Chang says food delivery, especially in places like New York City, is a wide-open market.
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Once they got to 1997's Indoor Living, however, the door was wide open to experiment.
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" Added the then-dad-to-be, "We've sort of embraced it all … with arms wide open.
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Carl Soderberg's pass found Avalanche teammate Gabriel Landeskog wide open in front of the Oilers' goal.
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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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Will you focus your growth on the sales team and seize a wide-open market opportunity?
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Harvey Miller must use his cunning investigative journalism skills to crack this alarming whodunit wide open.
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The rest of the list includes companies expanding into this new and wide-open automotive space.
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She doesn't even let up when (spoiler alert) Diane passes away with her eyes wide open.
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With the former star of "The Apprentice" inhabiting the White House, the doors are wide open.
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One of the miners' banners, however, proclaimed: "Lu Hao talks rubbish with his eyes wide open".
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At the moment though, these skeleton keys are flinging the door to offensive respectability wide open.
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The bar was set high for innovation, because there were wide-open spaces to be filled.
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Her stomach was wide open and her intestines were hanging out … I kind of lost it.
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As Apple describes it, Playgrounds is pretty much a wide open sandbox for coding on iOS.
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"When you have a natural human interface like Alexa has, it becomes wide open," Moore said.
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Cooper also came wide open on a crosser from the slot midway through the third quarter.
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His mouth is wide open and a trail of spittle runs out of the right corner.
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Democrats acknowledge that the race still remains wide open in the final weeks of the primary.
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Country and folk, full of odes to wide-open spaces, prevail in plains and mountain states.
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Allen's crying may be distressing, but his wide-open mouth allows Calvo to begin the exam.
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The door is wide open for a sequel, though, so Mr. Scott might surprise us yet.
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But with both players nursing injuries, the courts are wide open for the underdogs to impress.
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Rick Snyder (R) could be charged, and he left the door wide open to the possibility.
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The next five years will be challenging, and investors need to have their eyes wide open.
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"It's a wide-open race," said Molly Forgey, the communications director for the Nevada Democratic Party.
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The game is also known for Cowboys tight end Jackie Smith dropping a wide-open touchdown.
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MIAMI — The 220006 Democratic presidential race has burst wide open after two debates here this week.
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Rowling leaves the door wide open for a sequel; bedazzled readers will surely clamor for one.
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The field is wide open for more extreme characters to win in the 2018 congressional elections.
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This year's most wide open elections in decades are unlikely to slow Chinese investment, he said.
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Years ago, most wireless mics operated on the wide-open prairie of 470 to 806 MHz.
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The effect blew the eyes wide open, making them appear round and glassy, like a doll's.
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Kerley broke wide open on a crossing route and Gabbert hit him at the Dallas 8.
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Those will be important if it wants to walk through the door Snapchat left wide open.
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Best to just stop moving and keep your eyes insanely wide open like it never happened.
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And it seems to be increasingly piling up in our most beautiful and wide open spaces.
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Meanwhile, Democrats face a wide-open primary among five Democrats in a seat they must protect.
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Instead, Argento opts for more traditional shadows and the wide open spaces befitting a stage production.
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" Ms. Caland, by comparison, was "massive, laughing, gregarious, eyes wide open, the complete antithesis of Twiggy.
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The new economy includes the wide-open green energy industry, which rural-state politicians have demonized.
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Drivers called it a road of kings, four wide open lanes far above the pedestrian horde.
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Four Republicans and three Democrats are running for governor here, a wide-open race since Gov.
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He's the reason the group's next album, "Into the Great Wide Open," has that refreshed glow.
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The wide open spaces don't spell peace of mind to everyone, though, and perhaps they shouldn't.
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"I don't know why, I feel like this year I'm missing wide open shots," William said.
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I think the best shows crack that wide open and mine them for all they're worth.
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" Mr. Pompeo said on ABC News late last month: "This administration has its eyes wide open.
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Here was a thing I loved, and the field was wide open to write about it.
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If he runs, Ayers would enter a wide-open Republican primary to replace term-limited Gov.
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"Hey, you're not going to believe this, but my schedule was wide open," Davidson's Biden said.
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When Ted Patrick and his art director sent people out, it was with wide open eyes.
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"It is alarming that the dogma of wide-open borders is considered a priority," he said.
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Their experiment remains incomplete, ongoing — the road ahead wide open but fraught with danger and uncertainty.
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Dogs remind you of you: they give everything they've got, they're wide open to the world.
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DeSano is a large, wide open warehouse in a totally unexpected stretch west of Silver Lake.
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In other words, the field is wide open — though Mr. Biden did keep his options open.
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"Everyone has his eyes wide open about the Kochs' politics and their ultimate agenda," he said.
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Smith leaves his man wide open in the fist half of the Bucks' 118-101 win.
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Once people are dancing, cubing and video gaming at the Olympics, the door is wide open.
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Another film, "Y" (1974), features the artist blindfolded, her mouth wide open and screaming without end.
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As a solver I love themeless puzzles with wide open spaces and lots of uncommon entries.
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"She busted the TV screen wide open!" he once admiringly told an interviewer of that moment.
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"People always have to have their eyes wide open when they're on the internet," he said.
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But there could be history of a different kind made in the wide open thoroughbred race.
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Early conventional wisdom holds little currency, particularly in this unwieldy and wide-open Democratic nominating fight.
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Sometimes, it's a dream of paradise, of lush, wide-open spaces and warming cups of tea.
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She was an air-bound blur of black, her mouth wide open, joy in her eyes.
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These days, smartphones can transport people to their own private zones with their eyes wide open.
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Yet players stood to benefit hugely by cheating, so the corruption door was left wide open.
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"A broad field, a wide-open field that's a good thing for newcomers," said Mr. Buttigieg.
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A close inspection discovers that the lids were once wide-open pupils that Schiele scraped off.
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It wasn't very long ago that the music-streaming market was wide open and ripe for disruption.
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Regardless of the FBI's stance, Colbert and Sherwood are convinced they've blown the whole thing wide open.
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The IPO window is wide open, and venture investors are sitting on record piles of dry powder.
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Next to us was one of the Sprinter vans, its doors wide open for everyone to see.
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With wide, open, well-marked roads, it's a much less complicated environment for a robot to navigate.
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We won anyway, despite our struggles from the field, and most of them were wide-open looks.
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None of these have been incorporated into a single toilet, leaving a wide open opportunity for entrepreneurs.
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Wide-Open Floor PlanAny serious sans-human housekeeping needs a wheeled robotic butler with arms, Cakmak says.
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This has left the door wide open for companies like Daimler, the parent company of Mercedes-Benz.
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Defensively they're stout, just outside the top 210, allowing the fewest "wide open" shots in the league.
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"I try to give her an eyes-wide-open perspective," Watson told BuzzFeed News of her character.
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Moreover, in this wide-open, five- then four-way race, no candidate has even approached 30% support.
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Kanye West says his "eyes are now wide open" after realizing he's been used for political gain.
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"We got big stops and we started making shots and blew the game wide open," Crabbe said.
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The field is wide open for autonomous vehicle developers, making it hard to predict winners and losers.
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Keep your eyes wide open, because you won't want to miss a clue to unraveling the mysteries.
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Opportunity's knocking, and now we're making CrunchMatch available to help every attendee fling the door wide open.
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It's also pretty fast—in about 13 hours, it printed a nearly 15-metre-wide open dome.
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When that report comes out, I think that&aposs going to blow the whole thing wide open.
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"I came in in 2011 with my eyes wide open," Barlag told Reuters in a telephone interview.
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One man is even stuck standing up, with his eyes wide open and pointed toward the ceiling.
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Wide Open Country found that many of Spotify's country playlists fail women in their lack of representation.
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The elections in both Brazil (a dozen or more hopefuls) and Colombia (a score) are wide open.
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Harvey is sticking with the target despite his call for investors to keep their eyes wide open.
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But last year, security researcher Patrick Wardle uncovered the Fruitfly malware that busted this myth wide open.
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The comb drives crackling through her chestnut hair, her wide-open blue eyes stare fixedly into space.
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No, it's Janet wielding a wide-open pair of super sharp scissors ready to ruin your day.
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BUT WE'RE DOING IT EYES WIDE OPEN, AND WE'RE DOING IT WITH AN UNDERSTANDING OF WHAT MATTERS.
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But with Henry dominating, the safeties came up and bit on the run, leaving Howard wide open.
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Lesson learned: Go into the fray with your eyes wide open, and make your expectations clear upfront.
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Once I took it out into the wide open spaces of Ohio I found everything quite responsive.
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Heck, I bought one — but I did so with my eyes wide open about its various problems.
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We've already elected a reality TV star to the White House, so that door feels wide open.
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The same door is wide open in Tasmania—it's been in its art for hundreds of years.
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There is a feeling that I get when I am faced with wide, open spaces in games.
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The Pittsburgh Pirates are hanging around in the wide-open National League Central race despite being under .
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Turn the exhaust to normal or track, and the car screams when the throttle is wide open.
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"It really blows the women's draw wide open," twice U.S. Open champion Tracey Austin told the BBC.
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The game was an anomaly in the normally wide-open offensive track meets of Big 12 play.
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It's relatively quiet, with the only major disturbance being engine noise that permeates at wide-open throttle.
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The retirement sets up a wide-open Republican primary in a state where the GOP is dominant.
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What I usually saw were their curtains blowing in and out, 'cause their windows were wide open.
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While these costs are all common, it is important to go in with your eyes wide open.
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Pompeo said Trump's comments about the reduced threat from North Korea were made "with eyes wide open".
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Philippines' central bank (BSP) followed suit on Thursday and left the door wide open for further reductions.
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It's all gorgeous rainforests, stunning beaches lit by clear skies, quirky country towns, and wide-open spaces.
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The next thing the housekeeper saw ... the "Shameless" star's 2 safes were wide open with nothing inside.
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Almost every slip-up and miscalculation ends up in a wide-open shot, and according to NBA.
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Then the camera pans to Marnie underwater, her eyes wide open, surrounded by a halo of bubbles.
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Of course, Smith and Irving aren't the only ones giving up wide-open shots and missing rotations.
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After decades of dominance by a few key players, the semiconductor race has been blown wide open.
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PONIEWOZIK On the other hand, best comedy is wide open, with returning champ "Veep" out of contention.
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Resentful at myself for having never thought about this wide-open hole in my professional skill set.
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The agencies need to open new doors with progressive standards, with arms extended and eyes wide open.
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A quick crossover, a desperate dive, a wide-open net, the easiest goal Keegan will ever score.
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The sun is shining in a wide-open blue sky, making the flat green horizon appear infinite.
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Later in the period, Subban was caught in the splits, leaving a wide-open net for Lovejoy.
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Tagovailoa then faked a handoff and found Hentges wide-open in the end zone for the score.
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The skies remained wide open that night — sometimes misting, sometimes spitting and sometimes bawling up a storm.
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After the timeout, Andre Iguodala got the Warriors going again with a wide-open corner 3-pointer.
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Aircraft operate in wide-open spaces, as opposed to narrow roads teeming with pedestrians and other vehicles.
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Maryam's pale, aging face is drawn in charcoal, the eyes wide open, their expression scared and wondering.
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We had emerged, beaten but unbroken, with eyes wide open to a whole new national security reality.
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Take that horse and complete a mission or roam the wide open spaces and clear your head.
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That's not nothing, but it's certainly not indicative of a wide open contest where anyone can win.
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The emailed statement made no mention of the wide-open, four-way Democratic primary for attorney general.
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That seems like obvious strategy today, but when Kate Spade did it, it was wide-open territory.
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Uruguay is leaving the door wide open here for a single mistake that could cost them dearly.
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And its ability to create lustrous mindscapes from wide-open spaces, from voids that are never empty.
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A sealed steel box becomes a sort of holodeck, transporting the visitor to a wide-open meadow.
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After dispossessing South Korea near its own goal, Timo Werner is wide open on the back post.
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The battle to win Iowa is wide open with only a week left before the Democratic caucuses.
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But not just the rumored-about stand a chance; in the beginning, the field is wide open.
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What had once seemed like a blowout in Green Bay's favor is suddenly a wide open game.
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It starts (as centrism did) with an overwrought promise: He'll crack the case wide open for you.
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Brown's pass was wobbly, but Allen was wide open despite having to slow down to grab it.
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I sat there with my car window down and my mouth wide open, but I was speechless.
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In 1975, Hoffa disappeared without a trace, according to PBS, and his case is still wide open.
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The question is: How long will China keep its markets wide open to Japan and South Korea?
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On a play-action pass, Garoppolo hit a wide-open Marquise Goodwin for a 2316-yard touchdown.
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But such companies are not well schooled in cyber security, leaving these devices wide open to hackers.
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Bogdanovic missed a wide-open 33-pointer with just over a second remaining in the first overtime.
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"We missed a lot of wide open shots," Raptors coach Dwane Casey told reporters after the loss.
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Its decision to run alone looks set to help the League and leaves the race wide open.
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UNLV then traded baskets with Utah State until blowing the game wide open in the second half.
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This has got to be one of the most wide-open Best Picture fields I can remember.
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We have to keep our eyes wide open to the new risks right in front of us.
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They raised $275,000 from the state and city and launched a nation-wide open call for proposals.
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And the Democrats will have a wide-open presidential primary in 2020 with multiple leading female candidates.
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Benjamin Hoffman Senior staff editor No season in the decade started as wide open as 224-24.
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The top men and women have accepted invitations to play with him with their eyes wide open.
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"Smitty was wide open," said Tagovailoa, who attended the same high school as Marcus Mariota in Honolulu.
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Suddenly they all disappeared late afternoon, leaving an empty LegCo wide open for the protestors to enter.
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Trendy pop psychology ideas often fail to grapple with the bigger problems keeping achievement gaps wide open.
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Instead, pace yourself and try one out at a time when your social calendar is wide open.
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It wasn't always pretty: Lobov's short arms and wide open swings are not easy on the eyes.
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Lorde's examination of her multiple outsiderness — black, female, queer, West Indian, poet — pried my sheltered mind wide open.
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There are big, wide-open spaces, large swaths of color, and lots of sharp lines directing your vision.
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Newton's first pass sailed four feet over the head of wide receiver Corey Brown, who was wide open.
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By September 2015, Japan's key ally Abbott had been deposed by Malcolm Turnbull, blowing the competition wide open.
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The Cavs still missed rotations and gave up wide-open shots, just as they have throughout the playoffs.
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In the event that Koh finds Qualcomm guilty, the FTC has left the potential consequences fairly wide open.
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His eyes are wide open and he's motionless, so it's safe to say Jen really did kill him.
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Heaven forbid Democrats actually work with the GOP to fix the crisis without leaving the border wide open.
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The race is wide open, though Ellison and Perez boast the most support from big-name party figures.
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Irving would've been wide open for an easy shot, able to attack an already out of position Ezeli.
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"It isn't like I had him in the wide open for the entire world to see," she wrote.
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Butler pump-fakes, angling for a lay-up, and Green crashes toward the rim, leaving Towns wide open.
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But the chaos in declaring a winner in Iowa this past week, leaves the Democratic field wide open.
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" Arguing that the primary is "still wide open," Biden said he was "confident we can win South Carolina.
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Wide-open outdoor spaces, for example, wouldn't work as there are no boundaries for the camera to detect.
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In one window, two children were hanging from ropes around their neck, their eyes and mouths wide open.
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"We believe the political environment remains wide open for a qualified conservative candidate to emerge," the group said.
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It's that New York feeling, like they talk about in musicals—that wide-open, top-volume, Technicolor joy.
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All of this is occurring as Mobile VR is about to be blown wide open by Google Daydream.
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Meanwhile, wide-open presidential elections in October are likely to foster uncertainty over the outlook for interest rates.
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With Schneider leaning to his right, Reinhart fired a shot into the wide open corner of the net.
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There are lots of surprises tucked away in Observation's unfolding story and ending that's wide open to interpretation.
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The more ways are found to fold things up, it seems, the more wide open the field becomes.
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I see that he's doing better, and I'm glad that the future feels so wide open for Kanye.
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The company also prides itself on the numerous ways it keeps communication channels to its consumers wide open.
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The Miami Heat have a top-ten defense and allow the fourth-fewest wide-open threes per game.
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McSally's run for Senate left the seat wide open, and it's a prized target for Democrats this year.
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Elizabeth Warren -- all have good reasons they might not run, which could mean a truly wide-open race.
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Crabtree lined up in the right slot and broke wide open as he cut toward the right sideline.
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Jared McCann made an outstanding pass, finding Ekblad, who had a wide open left side of the net.
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She posted another — sillier — shot of the group with Anwar kneeling and Hadid with her mouth wide open.
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Our eyes are wide open, and we're actively involved in making this community beautiful and vibrant and resilient.
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Do you take the direct, wide-open avenue into the enemy base, running-and-gunning the whole way?
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With the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) derailed, the playbook is wide open on what happens next on trade.
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We didn't counter what they were doing defensively or offensively and it just turned the game wide open.
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In Pahoa, the earth sounded like it was cracking wide open as lava spattered and exploded from fissures.
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Washington's Evgeny Kuznetsov threaded a cross-ice pass, giving Ovechkin a wide-open left side of the net.
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It still leaves the playing field wide open as to what they're going to do in future months.
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"Now when I look at my life I can do it with my eyes wide open," she said.
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McVicar did Radvanovsky no favors by placing her on an elevated platform in a wide-open forest space.
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So I was told all the stories, so I knew with eyes wide open what should be unacceptable.
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For vacations in wide, open spaces, check out Lara Prior-Palmer's "Rough Magic: Riding the World's Loneliest Horse."
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His eyes wide open, face flecked with blood — it's a devastating image in an episode full of several.
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"Our eyes are wide open, but peace is always worth the effort, especially in this case," Trump said.
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"It's really wide open if Rokita does run for the Senate," said one member of the Steering panel.
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High winds in wide open spaces (for example, Interstate 80 Omaha to Denver) could be the very worst.
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If you're just writing a song for someone else, it's wide open and sometimes hard to figure out.
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"I'm not sure exactly what happened on that last play to make her get wide open," Fowles said.
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In one scene Maisie freezes and hyperventilates, her eyes wide open, as Lex did when faced with raptors.
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Filmed out in the great wide open of the Rocky Mountains, it's a classic of elemental Western storytelling.
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It's clear he was a restless artist, always on the move with an inquisitive and wide-open eye.
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That gave him a wide-open path to speak directly to voters about his governing philosophy and candidacy.
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I have a passion for our mission of helping people achieve financial independence... It's a wide-open opportunity.
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And Joanne Calderwood's single attempted elbow as Andrade rushed forward was enough to cut the Brazilian wide open.
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But that cloud database was left wide open, said Rotem and Locar, who also wrote up their findings.
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Right when the ball travels from Exum to Neto, Ingles emerges wide open behind the three-point line.
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Nor do people walk around with their eyes wide open as if they are surprised all the time.
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With playmakers at all five positions, the Warriors would create defensive breakdowns that led to wide-open shots.
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Instead of passing to Wilson Chandler who's wide open in the corner, Barton bricks a free-throw jumper.
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Center himself, make sure he's grounded, make sure his chakras are desensitized, and that he's not wide open.
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A grown woman crying with her mouth hanging wide open has very little in common with Samantha Parkington.
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A wide-open and enormous Democratic field will only put pressure on candidates to appear relatable and genuine.
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Investors are seeing the same unique advantages that drew oil companies to wide-open spaces of West Texas.
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"At 3-3, love-40, I take one of those points, the match is wide open," said Kyrgios.
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Wide-open sightlines let you appreciate the diversity of the artist's approaches and his refusal of signature style.
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But with the NFC East as wide open as it is, the timing makes this game especially special.
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But it goes high and wide, and does nothing but reveal Morgan, standing wide open, to her left.
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It's a gift to encounter writers through the precisely calibrated curiosity of a wide-open searcher like this.
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As a transgender person I thought my eyes were pretty wide open when it came to gender issues.
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The Red Raiders' wide-open offense features plays with names like Houston French Fry and Chicken Mary Nebraska.
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"We may not be able to welcome everyone but our door is wide open," the Foreign Ministry said.
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Lines of communication are wide open as your ruling planet Mercury mingles with generous Jupiter on February 3.
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"We love the big, wide-open space here, where you're not on top of each other," she said.
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The fact that today's candidates aren't raising that kind of dough indicates that the race remains wide open.
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He communicates his enthusiasm effortlessly, so that you leave "Tall" with an awakened intellect and wide-open eyes.
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Wilfred Ndidi fires a long-range missile over the top bar, but he had a wide open look.
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The keeper futilely charged out of his net, which left it wide open for the easiest of goals.
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But the way points are being scored this year is more akin to the wide open college game.
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Or Jesus singing Creed's "With Arms Wide Open" as he serves the disciples communion at the Last Supper.
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And at the Americans' losing news conference, the fissure that had existed all along nearly broke wide open.
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Another incisive ball finds him near the spot, wide open, but he lifts his shot over the bar.
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I was still sitting there, pouch in one hand, butt plug in the other, my mouth wide open.
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And when Ms. Provost joined, agents patrolled wide-open borders with just their weapons and a few vehicles.
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Plenty of people ignored the limit and many more chafed at it, especially in the wide-open West.
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The Carpetbagger When it comes to Oscar's top prize, this is the most wide-open competition in years.
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I try to have my ears wide open, listen to what they have to say and ask questions.
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"The district's doors are wide open, but generally those kids are shunted to low-performing schools," he said.
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George Michael and Freddie Mercury were androgynous peacocks who projected transgressive allure, their queerness a wide-open secret.
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She also likes absolutes, wide-open spaces and time to think, but not too much time to think.
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On the Democratic side things are actually pretty boring considering that we've got a wide-open presidential race.
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As CIA director, Pompeo stressed that the administration was keeping "its eyes wide open" when dealing with Pyongyang.
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The primary for the 19th district was seen as a wide open fight with a big price tag.
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These may be full of intrusive malware, collecting your data and leaving you wide open to identity fraud.
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As an added benefit, the festival has wide open fields from which the fireworks display can be viewed.
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A boy in Occupied France, with eyes wide open, must choose what to say about what he sees.
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Mutual love for freedom, tolerance, nature and wide open spaces, draw us to Wyoming and keep us here.
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During her weekly news conference on Thursday, Nancy Pelosi left the door wide open for a brokered convention.
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The front seat was wide open, and we drove for 20 minutes through the streets of Sin City.
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And rugby is played wide open, on 45 percent larger fields, so speeds and collisions can be violent.
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Yeah, they certainly do because they want to be able to go into these things eyes wide open.
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The identity of the funder, however, remains wide open, and we cannot even rule out a foreign source.
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November Democratic debate: Live updates The race remains wide open, with a four-person top tier: Massachusetts Sen.
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Toppin forced overtime by drilling a wide-open, top-of-the-key 3-pointer with six seconds left.
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Recent polling has shown Tuberville with a lead among the GOP field, though the race remains wide open.
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The move did not work out, as Russell absolutely crushed Otero's third pitch, breaking the game wide open.
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My jumper is still a work in progress, but I'm not being left wide open on it anymore.
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Hurd's 2016 opponent, former Representative Pete Gallego, declined a fourth rematch, so Democrats have a wide-open primary.
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Donning the helmet disconnects you from humanity and turns you loose in a wide-open space full of possibility.
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Miles shakes free from Jamal Murray and is wide open in the corner when Wright picks up his dribble.
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In Great Wide Open—made with production partner Budweiser—Leto communes with Mother Nature in a variety of settings.
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"It just is a huge, wide-open playing field," said Elisabeth Pearson, executive director of the Democratic Governors Association.
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Patrick tells us he's game if he feels he can better the country, so the door's open ... wide open.
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This is a civic plight, and it's contrary to the wide-open American spirit of free expression and tolerance.
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In comments in Panama, he said countries should have their "eyes wide open" when it came to Chinese investment.
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The sister went to talk to their parents, and Marjorie disappeared from the middle of a wide-open field.
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In a wide-open field, a steely-eyed Dolores gallops atop a horse, pointing a gun with impressive balance.
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The race remains wide open for those in the top tier and even a few in the second tier.
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Depending on who you're talking to, this is the most wide-open Democratic primary since 19763, 1992, or 1976.
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Rookie Zay Jones caught his first pro TD, an 11-yarder when he got wide open over the middle.
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Wide Open, though, is matured and profound, but not steeped in platitudes; thoughtful while still maintaining a signature playfulness.
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The result of the vote, key to ending five months of uncertainty in Europe's biggest economy, is wide open.
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In the fiber program, the field was wide open for innovation and ultimately a very good thing for me.
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So, whenever I stumble upon a new indie brand or online shop, my ears (and wallet) are wide open.
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"We are sad, mad and confused and out hearts are split wide open," Baker's father, Vance Baker, tells PEOPLE.
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Herman is just getting started in Austin, but the challenge he faces is that the border is wide open.
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He also hinted that it's also a wide open field, thanks to the awkward math of many current retailers.
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Once the Hyundai is finally parked, the waiting driver pulls up and stops, window down and eyes wide open.
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It was just odd to see so much out there wide open, yet the local reporters basically said nothing.
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"We didn't give them a lot of wide-open looks in the first half," Washington coach Lorenzo Romar said.
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It is a wide-open invitation to stop taking yourself and your selfies so seriously, for one damn second.
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This isn't pinching the stock market now because the bond market remains wide open and rates are so low.
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Mason had no chance after sprawling to his left to save a wide-open shot by defenseman Dion Phaneuf.
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"I feel most comfortable connecting with my own spirituality in the wide, open spaces in the west," she says.
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He was naked and his eyes were staring and his mouth wide open in an expression of terrible suffering.
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There's plenty of free food, lots of wide open spaces and fresh air, and you get tons of exercise.
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Brees threw his second scoring pass, hitting a wide-open Kuhn from 4 yards for a 14-7 cushion.
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The crowded GOP field is wide open, with former Georgia secretary of State Karen Handel having a slight edge.
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The bottom line: If there's another pullback, it'll leave them wide open to losses that may have been avoidable.
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One play later, Patterson hit Judd, wide-open on the left side of the field, with a scoring strike.
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My heart is wide open, and I'm not scared because I feel like I'm in a really good place.
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And in Pahoa, the earth sounded like it was cracking wide open as lava spattered and exploded from fissures.
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Meanwhile, Hal's sparkle would reflect off the man's wide-open eyes and shine back out like some special knowledge.
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This is the first wide open day I've had in a while and I feel like a new woman!
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Swanigan found two of them wide open for deep shots that gave Purdue its biggest lead of the game.
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Pompeo said Trump is "hopeful" but is "going into the summit with his eyes wide open" about possible duplicity.
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He found the rookie wide receiver Corey Coleman wide open in the end zone to make it 20-13.
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Oliver Bjorkstrand corralled the puck and fed a wide-open Panarin, who redirected Bjorkstrand's feed past Howard (31 saves).
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Clinton's opportunity to appoint at least one Supreme Court justice would have created a reckless, "wide open" American society.
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The structure serves to test and demonstrate large-scale outdoor cleaning in a 10-meter wide open-air structure.
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The wide-open eyes of the guy in the foreground look back to our entry point on the left.
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Oakland blew the game wide open against the fourth Tigers pitcher, Alex Wilson, in the bottom of the seventh.
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"Somebody left their vehicle running in the middle of the street with their doors wide open," the caller said.
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The result of the vote, key to ending five months of uncertainty in Europe's biggest economy, is wide open.
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Highly dependent on copper exports and having a wide open economy, Chile is well used to wild currency swings.
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This was a thorny puzzle to solve, but the fill was Scrabbly and the grid was fairly wide open.
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His eyes are popped wide open, in a way that is reminiscent of the exaggerated eyes of Butoh performers.
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The league's parity model promises unpredictability—the playoffs are wide open this season, and your team could be there!
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It wasn't even one of those limp running back throws to a wide-open receiver on a trick play.
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Westbrook's defensive assignment is Jamal Murray, who for most of the possession is wide open on the weak side.
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The mouth wide open, the tongue hanging out the side of the mouth, the dog looks happy, almost goofy.
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They should consider the case of Mariia Butina, which broke wide open just hours after the Trump-Putin meeting.
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First, the contemporary battlefield is more likely to be urban and congested, rather than wide open and sparsely populated.
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The cup ring becomes Chris's wide-open eye, with the heat from the tea steaming out like a tear.
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My eyes are now wide open and now realize I've been used to spread messages I don't believe in.
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The Rhoadeses knew that the two federal attorneys' zeal to destroy Chuck would leave them wide open for retaliation.
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Starz's American Gods erupts onscreen in gushes of blood and sex and storms that crack the sky wide open.
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We all have a creative drive within us; if you're feeling stifled, this eclipse will break things wide open.
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The wide-open ruggedness of the American West comes into startling focus at the highest waterfall in North America.
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A custom cake maker in Brooklyn, Ms. Holt had a doob made of herself posing mouth wide open, midbite.
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Andre Iguodala defied age and gravity with a dunk, but Siakam answered immediately with a wide open 3-pointer.
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I'm no dentist, yet one recent afternoon, I still found myself peering intently into Greg Dubin's wide-open mouth.
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But the real tantalizing excitement of it for me is the wide-open possibilities of what it can be.
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MoMA's is, as usual, wide-open, white, light-blasted and sealed off from any hint of an outside world.
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That point being that it's all wide open, one thing a part of the next, and it all continues.
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"Anthony and Steven stand here today with hearts wide open, ready for new light to flood in," she said.
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Just look at Mark Wendland's wide-open set (lushly lighted by Ben Stanton), which conjures a world without walls.
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Washington is wide-open for business, from aerospace and advanced agriculture to clean technology, information technology and global health.
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The Wolves had one last possession, but Rose missed a wide open 216-pointer with four seconds to go.
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They burst out of the cabin, leaving the door wide open to the blazing light, which hurt my eyes.
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"We are totally wide open," said Annette Magnus, executive director of the progressive group Battle Born Progress in Nevada.
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I go all the way back to classic constructor Jack Luzzatto for my inspiration for constructing wide open grids.
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As a themeless constructor, I strive for wide open spaces with some interesting fill and a minimum of junk.
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Chinese money has poured into Australia, where buyers are seeking wide-open spaces, fresh produce and a stable economy.
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While there are plenty of electric SUVs already on the road, the electric truck market is still wide open.
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While Canada controlled the Group A showdown, the earlier contest climaxed in a wide open, three-on-three overtime.
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But it is a very challenging process, it's fragile and we have our eyes wide open about those challenges.
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J. R. Smith and Kyle Korver helped spread out Boston's defenders by connecting on several wide-open scoring opportunities.
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Finally, with four minutes left, Westbrook drove and passed to a wide-open teammate at the three-point line.
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When Jeff Hornacek took the job as the Knicks coach last May, he did so with eyes wide open.
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Cooper's double-move fooled cornerback Jalen Mills and he ran wide open down the sideline into the end zone.
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They're seriously one-upping Timothee Chalamet and Lily-Rose Depp's wide-open mouth pic with some literal tonsil hockey.
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As the four-time NBA-All-Star charged into the lane, a wide-open James sprinted towards the basket.
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Almost 6 in 10 Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents, though, see their field as wide open at this point.
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The administration is approaching Saudi Arabia's explanation for Khashoggi's death with "our eyes wide open," Kushner said on Monday.
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After the intense emotions and physical limitations of the apartment, the checkpoint with its wide-open vistas provides relief.
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Kornett missed a wide-open 3-pointer with 21 seconds remaining that would have put New York on top.
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She uses the bathroom with the door wide open while her Americanized Nicaraguan lover keeps the door shamefully closed.
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It's much more akin to a kind of wide-open awareness, which to me is always a powerful thing.
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It's been a wide-open college basketball season and now the pace picks up for the six power conferences.
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"Their wide-open mouth, armed with transparent, saber-like teeth, effectively disappear in the surrounding blackness," said Dr. Webb.
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"Well, nothing surprises me anymore in tennis," said Halep, referring to the wide-open nature of the women's game.
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Rather, the poems run parallel to the photographs, often adding a narrative to what is a wide-open image.
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The provocative set includes Sharon in fishnets and stiletto heels -- legs spread wide open -- staring defiantly at the camera.
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Instead, Maker kicked down Door D: he Syndergaarded a skip pass cross court to a wide-open Tony Snell.
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He had turned a dark red, his eyes were wide open, and he had this cruel expression on his face.
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An 18-yard pass to a wide-open Stefon Diggs capped the three-play, 74-yard drive with a touchdown.
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Bankers argue the euro AT1 market is also wide open, though funding levels do not look competitive for most borrowers.
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It is perhaps the most primeval landscape on the planet: wide open plains of nothing but grass, rock, and sky.
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" "And then North Dakota is beautiful in the spring and summer, with the wide open spaces and the big sky.
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But the front of St. Peter's Square is actually wide open for anyone to come and go as they please.
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With 2018 champion Kaetlyn Osmond of Canada sitting out the season, the race for the ladies title is wide open.
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I've written previously about how Breath of the Wild's wide-open design blasts previous 3D Zelda games' pacing issues aside.
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On the second day, the terrain is a wide-open swampy area that gives little indication you're making much progress.
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The Jungle sound can be anything essentially, that's the weirdness of it, which leaves the door wide open with options.
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"His [Rowley's] eyes were wide open, glazed and pinpricked, and he was sweating, dribbling and making weird noises," Hobson said.
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Speedinvest x reckons that there are still many B2B marketplace categories wide open and in need of a "platform approach".
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But over the course of these 107 wildly diverse pages, conventions of visual description and representation are blown wide-open.
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Ghost Scream's motto is "enjoy with eyes wide open," which is precisely what tasters do when trying this ultraspicy brand.
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Mikkel Boedker capitalized on the mistake to score on a wide-open net for his first goal of the season.
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If it went public and performed well, the "IPO window" would have been wide open, as bankers like to say.
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Brady then threw to the wide-open Gronkowski for a 16-yard touchdown that put New England ahead, 21-6.
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He is barred under the country's constitution from standing for a third term and the election is considered wide open.
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This format appears, modified, in many of the Cold Mountain Studies and gives them their air of wide-open orderliness.
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With eyes wide open she stares at a broken branch hanging on by a few threads to a huge tree.
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"It's a wide-open field, and I want to give everyone a chance," said Barb Yankey, a retired social worker.
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That left the market wide open for private brands like Titan, which is controlled by Tata Group, India's biggest conglomerate.
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Lammikko scooped up the puck and fed it to McCann, who had a wide-open net to deposit the puck.
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A life-changing event can crack everything wide open and lets you reconfigure yourself and how you see other people.
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Her stomach was wide open and her intestines were hanging out … • Want to keep up with the latest crime coverage?
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The West is as wide-open as it's ever been, and the Wild are now just as good as anyone.
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DirecTV, Suddenlink, Mediacom, Wide Open West and Cox Communications will be unbundling the channel so that their subscribers can watch.
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Moral of the story: If you're reading this with your phone wide open, please, please put a lock on it.
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The market for the management of corporate information is wide open, says Terry Frazier from IDC, a market-research firm.
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Eichel fed Reinhart at the side of the Ottawa net, and Reinhart spotted a wide-open Bogosian to the right.
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She'll lay her head in my lap while I slowly lower snacks one by one into her wide open mouth.
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On the second, a burst of speed through the defensive line found him wide open for a 22-yard score.
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" Yet because the few tech IPOs that debuted last year performed favorably, Buyer believes "the window is wide open already.
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It's a necessary though to have a wide-open game world you can't explore by physically walking around a room.
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S guides me through a tangle of streets to a building with a wide-open passage on the ground floor.
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When cops showed up, they found the door wide open and his body sprawled on the floor of his bedroom.
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He's as consistent when left "wide open" behind the arc as they come, knocking down 48.7 percent of those tries.
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Until Apple shows off a VR solution — if it ever does — the market is wide open for products like this.
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John Kasich (R) is term-limited in 2018, leaving a wide open race for governor of the key swing state.
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This year's shortlist includes works by three Britons, two Americans and a Canadian and the field is still wide open.
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She doesn't exactly owe them, but — unlike in the Obama administration — cross-party lines of communication will be wide open.
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Vanek slid the puck from the right circle to a wide-open Athanasiou, who converted his third goal this season.
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He was able to track the ball ball down, pick it up, and still find Tyler Lockett wide open downfield.
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The audience is forced to look at Mary Elizabeth Winstead's very convincing, wide-open dead eyes for nearly 30 seconds.
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"Arizona welcomes Uber self-driving cars with open arms and wide open roads," Ducey said in a statement released Thursday.
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In a year like this, in which the race is essentially wide open, he could very well hit the board.
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Beto's timing couldn't be more perfect: The 2020 race is just beginning, and the Democratic presidential field is wide open.
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"A word to the wise: If you take the leap, go into it with your eyes wide open," Taylor concludes.
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Maryland governor: Slow start to a big race Unlike New York, Maryland's gubernatorial primary is both crowded and wide-open.
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And in this case I think the president would be wide open to a court challenge saying, 'Where's the emergency?
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We went into the experience with our eyes wide open knowing that it would be a lot of hard work.
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Frolik intercepted a Jonathan Huberdeau clearing attempt and fed a wide-open Tkachuk in the slot for his 22st goal.
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Everyone else has eyes wide open: -- CNN: "Shaken, saddened, scared: Washington erupts over Mattis resignation" -- The banner headline on NYTimes.
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Heroin is the drug of choice in small towns in New England and wide-open rural areas across the country.
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The GOP field, meanwhile, remains more wide open, though former Georgia secretary of State Karen Handel has a slight edge.
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Maybe one day, they'll be able to even remedy the growing feeling of fleeing big cities for wide-open spaces.
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The field is the biggest in the history of the modern Democratic Party, and this presidential primary is wide open.
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The extremely reasonable rate is currently available in winter too, and the schedule is wide open in January and February.
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With only three theme entries, we tried to construct a wide-open grid with as much fresh fill as possible.
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And the stage is wide open, with exposed wings that teem with activity, the margins as alive as the center.
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"We are sad, mad and confused and out hearts are split wide open," Amber Baker's father, Vance Baker, tells PEOPLE.
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Ball's teammates will never be this wide open again, will never get as far beyond enemy lines on their runouts.
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He missed a floater late, a pull-up jumper he usually makes and a wide-open three he usually makes.
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As the world's largest copper exporter and a wide open economy, it is also well used to wild currency swings.
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During a stop in Panama, Pompeo encouraged officials to have their "eyes wide open" when working on investments with China.
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On the contrary, if Tatum closes out, Durant skips an easy pass to Steph for that wide-open corner three.
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But a wide open three with Portland's best rebounder racing out to contest the shot might've been slightly more appropriate.
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And we seemed headed that way again this year; just a few weeks ago, this year's field looked wide open.
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On this play from the Finals, a single misread by J.R. Smith led to a wide-open dunk for Durant.
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In the corner stood Darren Collison, hands up, wide open, and waiting for Stephenson to swing it in his direction.
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You see the big picture, and other people in your life fill in the wide, open spaces with fine print.
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On offense, they've predictable and inefficient; on defense, they're conceded far too many wide-open layups and uncontested three-pointers.
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Here's a YouTube video of an eagle-eyed conspiracy theorist cracking the case of the multiple shooters wide open: See?
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The other was the fact that all the doors to the facility were left wide open to further dissipate heat.
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It's very early right now and anyone experimenting should do so with eyes wide open and a high risk tolerance.
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It's unclear just how good the Heat will be, but the East is wide open after the top two seeds.
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Against the Flames, Oshie found himself wide open in front of the net after receiving a pass from Alexander Ovechkin.
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Zay Jones, another rookie, caught his first pro touchdown, an 11-yarder when he got wide open over the middle.
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And we started to realize that this was the thing that was really going to break the mission wide open.
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The commissioner's job was now wide open, but it would not go to Hoover, who reportedly turned down an offer.
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Gabriel found a wide-open Killins midway through the third for a 74-yard touchdown for a 35-6 advantage.
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"While emancipation dead-bolted the door against the bandits of America, Jim Crow wedged the windows wide open," he said.
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As a matter of law and policy, visa denials are a wide-open door the Trump administration can push on.
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That name alone conjures up adventure: white-toothed mountains and deep green valleys, wide open slopes and tough highland people.
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There are eight major contenders in a wide-open race to replace Mayor Kasim Reed, who is facing term limits.
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He had headphones on and was unaware of the world around him, eyes wide open without looking anywhere in particular.
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Nevertheless, they said the debate about which measures might be implemented, when and in what order was still wide open.
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The Sabres tied the game at 1 when Kahun was wide open in front and easily scored at 16:54.
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They're replacing cramped apartments with wide-open spaces, family members, and the ability to go outside without worrying about crowds.
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The wide open wild spaces where elephants used to roam are fragmenting as India's human population, now 1.3 billion, grows.
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But the poll also found that 42 percent of respondents were undecided, suggesting that the race was still wide open.
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"I don't know when I'm going to dunk or when I'm going to get the wide-open 3," Durant said.
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This is the most wide-open puzzle I have ever attempted, except for one with the same exact grid pattern.
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Watson connected for a 54-yard score to wide-open Kenny Stills for the first TD on the opening possession.
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