All the way back to late 2015 and early 2016.
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Their problems go all the way back to Nala's childhood.
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Crying my eyes out all the way back to Nashville.
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That would mean heading all the way back to 103.
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I cried from there all the way back to the block.
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Continue the role play all the way back to your room.
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So, we're not going all the way back to Andrew Johnson.
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But, "Kevin" doesn't go all the way back to prehistoric times.
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My connection to photography goes all the way back to Yale.
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All the way back to Reagan, Reagan tried to get it.
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But going all the way back to Iowa, that strategy failed.
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Cane corsos go all the way back to ancient Roman times.
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The concept dates all the way back to the Roman Empire.
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You go all the way back to where it began, the source.
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I think the title deed goes all the way back to Abraham.
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The origins of Stormbreaker extend all the way back to the 1980s.
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GOWDY: Well, you got to go all the way back to Clinton.
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I mean, going all the way back to Jack and Full House.
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How did I get all the way back to her Christmas Instas?
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WILLIAMS: Why don&apost you go all the way back to Benghazi?
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My fear of disappointment goes all the way back to my childhood.
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It goes all the way back to the 1970s, when Smith v.
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Facebook is Benjamin Buttoning itself all the way back to the beginning.
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Or pull all the way back to South Carolina, the campaign's Feb.
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Seams cites national-grid studies going all the way back to 21.
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And go all the way back to the writing of the scripts.
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It was a fight back all the way back to the podium.
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Sophia Amoruso: Because we went all the way back to the beginning.
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This goes all the way back to the beginning of our conversation.
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So they stood in the aisle all the way back to Atlanta.
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It's a feeling that reaches all the way back to Greek tragedy.
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They date all the way back to when she was a youthful 270.
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Goes all the way back to his Princeton thesis years and years ago.
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Again going all the way back to college campuses, they shut down speakers.
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Going all the way back to Howell Raines, when he was the editor.
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It goes all the way back to when I was in film school.
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I think all the way back to, like, HTC in the early days.
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Emily: Think all the way back to "Tern Haven," this season's fifth episode.
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Let's take it all the way back to when the couple first met.
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Here's to throwing it all the way back to the pre-smartphone days.
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The answer, in some ways, goes all the way back to Thomas Edison.
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Let's go all the way back to 1996 and talk about Section 230.
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That goes all the way back to the very basis of our country.
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And then I want to bring this all the way back to Amazon.
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Less famous than Area 513, Dugway dates all the way back to 1942.
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If you go all the way back to the 1950s, the labor economy.
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The answers, of course, come all the way back to the beginning: love.
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Hillary Clinton: All the way back to when I was a little girl.
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This line has provided unbelievable support going all the way back to 2011.
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All the way back to Hoover, who as we've mentioned had serious problems.
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Historians have traced its history all the way back to the founding founders.
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You need to go all the way back to the foundations of modern physics.
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I went all the way back to the lake, the first place I'd stopped.
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He pointed out that you can trace them all the way back to Shakespeare.
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"Vegetarianism and care for animals goes all the way back to Pythagoras," said Williamson.
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So Tom has always had that underdog mentality, all the way back to Hellhammer.
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That attitude goes all the way back to the Enlightenment in the 18th century.
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O'Donnell and Trump have a loooooong history -- dating all the way back to 2006.
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It includes 13 full annual meetings going back all the way back to 1994.
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The reporter Paul Blumenthal tracked him saying it all the way back to 2006.
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Let's take a trip down memory lane, all the way back to October 2016.
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Benintendi went all the way back to the warning track and caught the ball.
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Going all the way back to 1890, home prices had never fallen so sharply.
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Ego is a timeless theme throughout history, going all the way back to Gilgamesh.
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George R.R. Martin made some that date all the way back to the 60s.
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"All the way back to Dartmouth, I was part of the insurgency," she said.
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German auto giant BMW can trace its roots all the way back to 1916.
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Which brings us all the way back to the man in the car seat costume.
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Campaign buttons date all the way back to the late 18th and early 19th centuries.
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In fact, bullishness has never been this high going all the way back to 22007.
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Daily data will soon be available going all the way back to the year 2000.
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Will the S&P 500 fall all the way back to 1800 by year-end?
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And we can go all the way back to childhood with CBT to recall memories.
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" She even threw it all the way back to 2007, playing her mega-smash "Umbrella.
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If you remember Batman all the way back to the 1940s, this movie remembers you.
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Violent conflict surrounding elections goes all the way back to the beginning of American history.
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It's very unlikely Dany will go all the way back to Essos at this point.
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Abe's death had been falsely reported countless times, dating all the way back to 1982.
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But Sanders' progressive political beliefs appear to date all the way back to his youth.
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Let's take it all the way back to the IG post heard 'round the world.
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If you go all the way back to the early '90s, he's been this way.
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It goes all the way back to 1994 with a highlight reel for each year.
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Even better, Android Instant compatibility goes all the way back to Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
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David Boreanaz, we loved you before Bones, all the way back to the bloodsucking days.
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Slime dates all the way back to the 1830s when polymer science was first discovered.
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These transcripts date all the way back to your first command, unless you erase them.
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Psychological warfare is what they've done best going all the way back to the Bolsheviks.
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Maybe it goes all the way back to the Declaration of Independence, our founding document.
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"It's never increased that much, going all the way back to the 1970s," he said.
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And yet, the Grizzlies marched all the way back to a 128-1443 overtime win.
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Joe: Some methods go all the way back to the days of the Roman Empire.
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This approach dates all the way back to the beginning of his career, in 1964.
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Alan left the police station around midnight and drove all the way back to Tallahassee.
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Yes, but you've got to follow the thread all the way back to follow the money.
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She's thrown it all the way back to pay tribute to the King of Rock himself.
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That's all the way back to the iPhone 5s and the iPad Air released in 2013.
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To really understand Section 2230, you have to go all the way back to the 2230s.
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But the bigger causes run deep -- and trace all the way back to the Constitution itself.
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A great crowd of tremendous Patriots this evening, all the way back to the Washington Monument!
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It's a futuristic therapy for a speech impediment that goes all the way back to Moses.
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Discount that and you're talking all the way back to Masakatsu Funaki in September of 1994.
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He hurries all the way back to the room, where he finds Patient 539, awake again.
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The long-running series of New Yorker cartoons — going all the way back to the 1930s!
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This particular one takes us all the way back to when Rachel was still a child.
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"All the way back to 1960, protein has grown worldwide 3 percent a year," he said.
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Going all the way back to Ellen Pao, a lot of people weren't on her side.
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A. MILLS: Wow, all the way back to Atlanta, when I worked for The Associated Press.
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And to understand it, we have to go all the way back to where comedy began.
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However, it's important to remember that its value can fall all the way back to zero.
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Whatever it was, it was, but it went all the way back to the Washington Monument.
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Not just people who were recently active, but all the way back to civil rights pioneers.
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It is a war with an origin story that dates all the way back to 1953.
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It may be that the roots of this underrepresentation stretch all the way back to childhood.
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Going all the way back to our founding, America has always been a nation of innovators.
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And we'd been through a little bit, all the way back to you at the Washington Post.
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There, a doctor refused him treatment, and he crawled all the way back to the labor camp.
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In order to understand the issue fully, we have to go all the way back to beginning.
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H. has work early tomorrow morning, and we have to drive all the way back to Milwaukee.
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It's also one the last remaining threads leading all the way back to the dawn of Windows.
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The first one can be traced all the way back to David Ricardo in the early 1800s.
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The medical expense deduction goes all the way back to the United States Revenue Act of 1942.
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But we're throwing it all the way back to 2006 when the two were promoting the film.
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Mike Schroepfer: Can you go all the way back to 2200, 2199 when the platform first launched.
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That was a key monthly closing level from 210, and also all the way back to 2.10.
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But-- so if you base-- 213% as the low you're all the way back to almost 793%.
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Going all the way back to his childhood slinging baseball cards, Cuban says, "I was a hustler."
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I have navigated the paperwork bureaucracy to legally establish her, all the way back to birth records.
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We flew out to Phoenix and drove it all the way back to Nashville through the desert.
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Go all the way back to Bill Clinton -- another campaign that Hillary Clinton was intimately familiar with.
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You'll get to know your pup's family tree, tracing all the way back to their great grandparents.
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It also took the opportunity to revise its figures all the way back to 1952 (see chart).
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This tool will work with Android devices that go all the way back to Jellybean, Bhat said.
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The Volkswagen dates all the way back to the 1930s, commissioned by none other than Adolf Hitler.
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In his memoir, Mattis goes all the way back to the first Battle of Fallujah, in 2004.
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"You see that the same trend's apparent going all the way back to the 21s," he said.
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"I wanted to get all the way back to people," Mr. Reich told an interviewer in 1973.
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In fact, you can go all the way back to 2001 and still get the same answer.
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You have to go all the way back to 1969, Woodstock, to find a lower unemployment rate.
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The lipstick fights date all the way back to the 1920s with Elizabeth Arden and Helena Rubenstein.
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Facebook has a copy of my timeline dating all the way back to 2005 when I joined.
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To answer that, we have to go all the way back to the show's mid-'90s debut.
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It sounds eerily familiar to what every single woman was told all the way back to 1997.
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Here&aposs a look back at presidential Christmas celebrations, going all the way back to the 1800s.
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His career spans all the way back to WMAL radio in Washington during the early Clinton years.
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The documentary that plays like a fictional narrative goes all the way back to the silent era.
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Carroll Rosenbloom, actually, was the majority owner of the Baltimore Colts, all the way back to 1953.
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When developers do want that nostalgic feel, they usually don't go all the way back to 8-bit.
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Probably not, since the name actually has extremely British roots, going all the way back to the 1800s.
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The economist predicted the Federal Reserve would cut rates all the way back to zero by spring 2020.
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The website TipTop25 is "devoted to properly ranking major college football teams" all the way back to 33.
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Billingsley has applied his algorithm to rank champions all the way back to 1869, college football's first season.
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Perhaps one day we will find a way to look all the way back to the Big Bang.
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Vergara, 43, and Manganiello, 39, each threw it all the way back to the beginnings of their careers.
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This longstanding iPhone rumor dated all the way back to 2014, when Lightning-based headphones started popping up.
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Going all the way back to Rise, this is a story about a character who straddles two worlds.
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Angus Pacala has had a lifelong passion for autonomous cars going all the way back to high school.
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The answer may at least in part go all the way back to that royal question on economics.
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Starting all the way back to last summer, Brock said, American Bridge began assembling opposition research on Trump.
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And by year-end 242 the weighting had fallen almost all the way back to just 22014 percent!
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Begin with the heavier side first and go all the way back to the nape of the neck.
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And it's pretty clear what the letter is, if we think all the way back to season one.
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Perhaps one day, we will find a way to look all the way back to the Big Bang.
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We have to go all the way back to February 2001 to find a similarly low unemployment rate.
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The giant drawer goes all the way back to the wall, wasting no space in the tiny house.
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For a taste of that, we must go all the way back to the midterm elections of 1974.
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The tradition goes all the way back to St. Patrick, who is credited with bringing Catholicism to Ireland.
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JD: I think that's true, although there are obviously predecessors going all the way back to the Renaissance.
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IBM's Austin track record traces all the way back to 1937 with the opening of a sales office.
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But if the Red Aristocracy keeps rising, China's politics may regress all the way back to medieval times.
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Or have they harkened all the way back to the 1960s to portray Cesar Romero's merry prankster version?
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These statistics, going all the way back to the 2401s, provide an aggregate view of households' net worth.
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It also maintained the same compatibility as iOS 11, going all the way back to the iPhone 5S.
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It was clear my girlfriend's father would have to walk the dogs all the way back to town.
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But did you know that the roots of our vampire fetish reach all the way back to centuries past?
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But fan criticism of Dark Knight actors goes all the way back to Michael Keaton in 1989's "Batman."
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They are talking about going all the way back to his work with Ken Starr on the Clinton investigation.
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More films being are being produced annually than in years past, going all the way back to the '30s.
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There's a rich history of concerts happening in virtual spaces, going all the way back to the early 2000s.
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The history of writers screwing up crucial details of their own stories dates all the way back to Homer.
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I have an adult job' and she got in a cab all the way back to the east village.
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Hough was diagnosed with endometriosis in 2008, and told PEOPLE her symptoms go all the way back to childhood.
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The roots of video game box art can be traced all the way back to Atari in the '80s.
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Microsoft Pix is available today on iOS, and works on phones all the way back to the iPhone 5S.
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Martin also allegedly stole email correspondence from the agency, and one file dates all the way back to 1996.
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"The rest of the 20-block area, all the way back to the Washington monument was packed," Trump claimed.
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What's more exciting is that Instant Apps will be compatible all the way back to devices running Android Jellybean.
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EC2 are among the oldest AWS offerings going all the way back to 2006 when the division first launched.
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"You can go all the way back to your birth certificate and change that – and I did," Caitlyn continues.
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Djokovic's unusual victory snack stems all the way back to when he won his first Wimbledon title in 2011.
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That goes all the way back to 63, just two years after the original Star Wars hit theater screens.
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No, not all the way back to the 5th-century when St. Patrick drove those snakes out of Ireland.
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Spaceplane attempts go all the way back to the two-stage X–20 Dyna Soar in the late 1950s.
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This is what makes it anger, not hatred, a distinction recognized by philosophers all the way back to antiquity.
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The drawer goes all the way back to the wall, wasting no space in the 26-foot tiny house.
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Women are so obsessed with her that they scroll all the way back to her first post, on Aug.
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It's an experience I've become very familiar with over the years, dating all the way back to prep school.
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Let's be real, this more-is-more inclination goes all the way back to those coordinating Destiny's Child ensembles.
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"It's broken below its trend line going all the way back to the crisis lows of 0.43," Maley added.
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They served as a source of inspiration, you can go all the way back to Swingers [to see that].
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Prior to that, you'd have to go all the way back to March 2017 to find anything as high.
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Defenders of gambling like to point out that the nation's habit goes all the way back to George Washington.
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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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You have to go all the way back to early November to find a poll that meets those standards.
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Going all the way back to Townsend Harris, the first envoy to Japan in 1856, they are all men.
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Most of the others are also set in Washington around Republican presidents, all the way back to Abraham Lincoln.
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And last, I wanna go back to this — and we can circle all the way back to Trump, right?
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Video game modding, the DIY alteration of games, stretches all the way back to the altered game Castle Smurfenstein.
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Lovato went all the way back to 2000, when she was in the Texas State Cinderella Mini Miss preliminary competition.
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All the way back to 1956, Vigo County has voted for the candidate that went on to win the election.
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In the case of the small-screen police procedural, it's necessary to go all the way back to Miami Vice.
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And get this—iOS 12 is coming to every iPhone all the way back to the iPhone 5S from 2013.
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Buzzfeed aggregated the doctored photos to make a timeline going all the way back to the extinction of the dinosaurs.
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It can be traced all the way back to the early teachings of Buddhism (though it's not exclusive to Buddhism).
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Patrick Cousins tells TMZ the bill dates all the way back to Prince's 2006 divorce from second wife Manuela Testolini.
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Think, if you can, all the way back to last June, when the summer of retrogrades kicked off in earnest.
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I mean, if you go all the way back to the first test, I mean, it was essentially one kiloton.
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This is a tactic that dates all the way back to the accidental invention of the focus group in 1941.
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However, its nickname—the "Forrest Bounce"—dates all the way back to Chuck Forrest, a five-time champion in 1985.
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The company commissioned a third party review of 2743 million accounts stemming all the way back to 2011, Stumpf said.
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Probes would not have the power to broadcast these data all the way back to Earth from the asteroid belt.
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Drawing and visual arts was kinda my first passion going all the way back to when I was a kid.
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The documents cover the long history of medical research, the oldest dating all the way back to 11th century Persia.
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Its roots date all the way back to Richard Nixon's administration, who was the first to propose an employer mandate.
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Michael Rapaport has a message for Conor McGregor -- Floyd Mayweather's gonna kick your ass all the way back to Ireland!!!
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Going all the way back to 2014, investors were worried about what would ultimately become the earnings cliff of 2017.
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First — going all the way back to 22016 — there were going to be two sequels, arriving in 22017 and 2015.
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As its name suggests, you can flip the keyboard all the way back to transform it into a tablet.7.
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Kirby — the star of Nintendo video games dating all the way back to 1992 — is known for two main things.
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But outright politicization of the military is exactly what Dunford privately feared all the way back to the presidential campaign.
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This Santa Fe adobe is believed to be the oldest house in America, dating all the way back to 1646.
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BECKY QUICK: You mean acting as a publisher rather than a bulletin board, going all the way back to CompuServe?
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Well, the story goes all the way back to World War II and has shaped the mission of the company.
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You know, President Trump has a really aggressive agenda that he talked about all the way back to the campaign.
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These characters are fixtures in baseball history, all the way back to Fred Merkle and his immortal boner in 1908.
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The roots of this megalomania didn't start there – in fact they seem to go all the way back to birth.
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The crackers consumed during Communion are part of a ritual that goes all the way back to the Last Supper.
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Apple's website says that iPhones all the way back to the four-year-old iPhone 5 can run iOS 403.
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Going all the way back to 1928, the annualized return for the S&P 500 was much better, 11 percent.
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"You're asking me to go all the way back to 2006 and that's hard for me to do," Girardi said.
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"This goes all the way back to his childhood," Michael D'Antonio, the author of "The Truth About Trump," told me.
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America may not be all the way back to full employment — there's a lively debate among economists over that issue.
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That's the longest put in an Olympic competition going all the way back to the first modern games in 1896.
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Sanders has a record of bipartisan achievement that dates all the way back to his time as mayor of Burlington.
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Going all the way back to 2003, she was the "associate director for e-communications" for the Republican National Committee.
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Meanwhile, New Mutants, which was originally dated for 2018, has been pushed all the way back to April 3, 2020.
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In fact, he says work going all the way back to the 1960s is regularly ignored by today's research luminaries.
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Here in the District of Columbia, some of our water pipes date all the way back to the Civil War.
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Lorenzo Borghese's noble family traces all the way back to Siena, Italy in the 1100s, where they were wealthy bankers.
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But the best costume goes to Serena ... who reached all the way back to the '80s to become He-Man.
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Some items even had the date of production stamped onto them, the oldest dating all the way back to the 1970s.
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There's a lot of folklore to buttress a triskaidekaphobe's fear, and early examples date all the way back to the Bible.
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Episode 8 even stretches all the way back to Cunanan and Versace's boyhoods in Italy and on the West Coast, respectively.
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The beef between Skepta and Brummy MC Devilman dates all the way back to 2006 and Lord of the Mics 2.
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The Grasshopper was always one of my favorite BattleMechs, going all the way back to the original FASA BattleTech board game.
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Until recently, local cops had a backlog of thousands of untested rape kits that dated all the way back to 1996.
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Accessibility in game development is an old field, stretching all the way back to the earliest days of the games industry.
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What if your future pay could be traced all the way back to that freshman philosophy seminar you took in college?
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Stocks have come all the way back to a record, ending one of their fastest and fiercest round trips in history.
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"I've looked at presidential elections all the way back to 1932," Chan said Monday in a "Squawk on the Street" interview.
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Can Sonic the Hedgehog ever bounce back after so many disappointments, dating all the way back to 1998's Sonic Adventure?
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Cramer's research indicated that September has been down an average of 1 percent going all the way back to the 1890s.
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Simple. Because Flynn was one of Trump's most loyal backers, going all the way back to the start of the campaign.
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Many workers even speculated that this sluggishness traced all the way back to Ikea founder Ingvar Kamprad's skeptical attitude toward technology.
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Halfway down, another dove answered it, and their solemn call-and-response accompanied her all the way back to the car.
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You have to go all the way back to 1997 to find the last instance of back-to-back NFL ties.
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Each project offered the astronomers hundreds of photographic plates to examine, some of which trace all the way back to 1890.
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They should trace their materials all the way back to their sources and make sure the conditions there are independently monitored.
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But this policy of intervening when markets wobble, dating all the way back to the 1980s, has a steadily higher price.
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"Sibling resentment can go all the way back to 'Dad didn't go to my games, but he did yours,'" she said.
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The Snake Path is the older of the two paths, dating all the way back to the time of King Herod.
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The concept actually goes all the way back to 1003, when a similarly shaped Boston-to-New York "Landliner" was proposed.
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The ball rolled all the way back to the 244-yard-line, where it was recovered by defensive end Kyle Ball.
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Tucked in between office buildings in Wall Street, Trinity Church dates all the way back to 1697, per the Trinity website.
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Then he has an almost fatal heart attack in '55 and comes all the way back to his New Deal ambitions.
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Facebook has always been cavalier about poaching ideas from others, all the way back to the social network's origin at Harvard.
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" She incorporates different methods of magic, all the way back to the early 1800s, when magic was spelled with a "k.
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By all accounts, the first pretzel goes all the way back to the 6th century, either to France, Italy, or Germany.
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You have to go all the way back to Michael Dukakis in 1988 to find a Democrat losing the women's vote.
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That instinct and intuition goes all the way back to when I first started seeing online services like CompuServe and AOL.
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You've got to go all the way back to the 1800s to get to when things were a bit crazy here.
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"You look like you're ready for battle," he told the boy, who wanted to skateboard all the way back to Brooklyn.
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The practice of establishing Crown lands — or land belonging to the monarch — dates all the way back to the Norman conquest.
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Below we documented the history of the curse going all the way back to when players first appeared on the cover.
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It's what we did in Nicaragua, Chile, Congo, a dozen other places, all the way back to Iran in the fifties.
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Yes, going all the way back to when he was a teenager in high school desperate to win the student elections.
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On today's episode: We trace the sanctuary movement all the way back to its unexpected beginnings: a Presbyterian minister in Arizona.
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Since iOS 13 works all the way back to the iPhone 6S, most of these will work on old iPhones, too.
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No. Let's zoom all the way back to 2012 in a world where we're sitting around a little table right now.
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Even if they had been in effect for years or even decades, all the way back to 1996 when the CRA passed.
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Video: NASA/YouTube Celebrating Thanksgiving in space may seem like a modern novelty, but it dates all the way back to 1973.
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Looks like he's starting fresh by deleting tweets all the way back to April 3, 2015 and only with about 8k followers.
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Instead of her go-to bun, she's rocking a voluminous French twist that takes us all the way back to the '60s.
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All the way back to tie it at 100 with 1:57 to go — but the Bulls (3-1) didn't score again.
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This problem has afflicted people with accounts dating all the way back to 2009, some of which have multiple thousands of followers.
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The Treasury's "currency manipulator" declaration was the first such designation in 25 years all the way back to the Bill Clinton presidency.
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The longtime visual effects supervisor has been working with computer-generated characters going all the way back to James Cameron's The Abyss.
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Historians have traced its origins all the way back to 1878, when primitive versions of the technology were used by telephone operators.
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The Leon Levy BAM Digital Archive hosts 70,000 miscellaneous items that date all the way back to the theater's opening in 1857.
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The messages go all the way back to 2008, when Podesta served as co-chair of President-elect Barack Obama's transition team.
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Dating all the way back to the days before his forced resignation from Congress, Weiner has been someone who desperately craves attention.
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That dates all the way back to the radical politics of those who originally questioned the presumptions of capitalization and proper grammar.
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The effort to degrade America's ability to corral corrupt actors goes all the way back to the early days of the administration.
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Now, the United Stated Air Force is reportedly missing all of its investigation records dating all the way back to 2004. Whoops!
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While we didn't quite go all the way back to 1989, even websites from the late 90s look shockingly dated in 2019.
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If evangelicals want to know the way forward, I suggest we start looking backwards, all the way back to where Christianity began.
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"The patterns they will be ... tattooing on goes all the way back to your ancestors," said Sharlene Fagalilo, who lives in Melbourne.
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The iconic lingerie and intimate apparel brand dates all the way back to the 1940s, when Mellinger invented the push-up bra.
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It is written about Corbett and about Cribb and about Mendoza, and all the way back to Jack Broughton and James Figg.
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We continued CPR all the way back to Texas Children's [Hospital] and all the way up to the neonatal intensive care unit.
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Based on the data going all the way back to 1980, U.S. stocks are a much better rebound bet than international stocks.
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Without them, most of the aircraft they repair would have to go all the way back to the US to be fixed.
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Pool noodles go all the way back to 383, which is surprising (and the PT CRUISER only existed in the 21st century).
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The Sideniuses, we learn at the novel's opening, trace their lineage, through generations of ministers, all the way back to the Reformation.
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All the way back to Season 3, when a young man named Gendry rowed out of our lives and into internet legend.
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You probably have to go all the way back to Kubrick's 2001 to see a film that tried to portray space realistically.
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It actually goes all the way back to [original Discovery showrunner] Bryan Fuller, who always leans into the sciences and sci-fi.
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We checked marriage records in L.A. County all the way back to 2010 and there is no record of a marriage license.
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The 30 previous American ambassadors — going all the way back to Townsend Harris, the first envoy to Japan in 1856 — were all men.
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DNA genetics labs can hone in on each and trace your dog's maternal and paternal line all the way back to great grandparents.
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"It started falling together, looking at all these and doing the research all the way back to the 2012 time frame," he said.
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LEONARD LEO, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE FEDERALIST SOCIETY: Oh a tremendous sense of history going all the way back to the Reagan administration.
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She has a sneaking suspicion that Tamar is still around, and she follows her hunch all the way back to the Hodel mansion.
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Let's take it all the way back to August 2015, when Kris Jenner wished her "little piece of shit" friend Lawrence happy birthday.
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"And we know that it could have existed all the way back to just after that crystallization and solidification" of the planet's crust.
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The remaining 81 percent ranged from the iPhone 6s dating all the way back to the iPhone 4, which was released in 2010.
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The upcoming documentary RBG tells the story of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, going all the way back to when it was all a dream.
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But he kept a special place in his heart for the struggles of black folks -- going all the way back to ancient Africa.
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I smiled all the way back to Rhode Island where my brother and I played Gilligan's Island in the forest behind out house.
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Though the Mormon Church has officially disowned the fundamentalists, the FLDS trace their lineage all the way back to founding Prophet Joseph Smith.
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There's elements here that go all the way back to Age of Empires 2 and StarCraft, combined with a roguelike-influenced survival game.
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Trump has spent his life trying to be the alpha male, perhaps stretching all the way back to his time in military school.
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Whatever happened also set technology seemingly all the way back to prehistoric times and now everyone is using spears and wearing animal skins.
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GINGRICH: This goes all the way back to John Connolly in 214 being indicted by a grand jury that was 903 percent Democrats.
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And if you go all the way back to the Pleistocene era, that's not the way that humans actually have evolved and survived.
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The Huffington Post reports that the gesture goes all the way back to Walt walking around the park with a cigarette in hand.
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In case you're wondering ... the earliest mention of the middle finger goes all the way back to 423 B.C. in a Greek play.
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The concept of neural networks goes all the way back to the '50s and the beginning of AI as a field of research.
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"The Secret Service ran behind me, all the way back to my booth, to make sure they got the right size," he remembers.
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Apps will run in a secure sandbox and that this feature, once released, will work all the way back to Android Jelly Bean.
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These ideas can be traced all the way back to Shogun's childhood; he's never really fit in, even in spaces meant for outsiders.
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The game dates all the way back to 1971 when young teachers in Minneapolis created it to teach westward expansion to their pupils.
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The "Disney Through the Decades" collection is a neat package that lets you watch titles dating all the way back to the 1920s.
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The scourge of financial crime in Latvia is not new, and its roots trace all the way back to Soviet-era state policies.
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The root of the problem goes so much deeper, probably all the way back to that point where Daje's gets suspended in kindergarten.
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Arnold felt the time growing shorter, so he would not be going all the way back to his childhood in Port-de-Paix.
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"They just finished an investigation going all the way back to my 18th year, so I will stand on my record," he added.
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After half an hour, a spring rain sends everyone clambering back onto the bus, and we nap all the way back to Beijing.
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Complaints on not being able to understand his words, in fact, trace all the way back to when his plays were first performed.
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Going all the way back to season one, people have been raising concerns about the racist depiction of the Dothraki on the show.
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To keep kayfabe is a devotion to reality so extreme that it circles all the way back to artifice, or maybe vice versa.
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He's even stated that his feud with O'Donnell goes all the way back to her comments on The View in 2006 and 2007.
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So it's good that Apple is cranking all the way back to past industry standard on its privacy policies regarding grading and improvement.
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LuPone's feud with Webber stems all the way back to 1994 when the actress was let go from Webber's Broadway-bound Sunset Boulevard.
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I leave his shirt folded in a brown paper bag with the bartender, drive all the way back to Los Angeles in tears.
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Rich and his fictional brethren, from Alexander Portnoy all the way back to Peter Pan, are the man-boys we love to hate.
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Speaking of keyboards... This getting rid of standard technology thing dates all the way back to Apple's very first Macintosh computer in 1985.
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Celebrated across India, it's an ancient festival with the first mentions of it dating all the way back to a 4th century poem.
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It then proceeded to burst in spectacular fashion just ahead of the financial crisis, plunging all the way back to $30 before rebounding.
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President Trump, dating all the way back to his campaign, has made fighting the drug epidemic a central policy plank of his leadership.
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The researchers traced the commands all the way back to Thinkrace's cloud platform, which the researchers described as a common point of failure.
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To unlock the full, swirling vortex of feuds you actually have to go all the way back to the beginning of the year.
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O.J. picks up just days before the murders, O.J.: Made in America stretches all the way back to the beginning of Simpson's life.
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The one who continued to walk away with his hands up, and proceeded to disobey more orders all the way back to his vehicle.
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But unpacking black attitudes toward public leadership and homosexuality is a complex question that goes all the way back to the civil rights movement.
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The Monster Hunter series goes all the way back to 2004, but Monster Hunter: World is really the first entry that feels truly accessible.
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The evolution of Trump's hair is fascinating: from blond to ginger to gray and all the way back to a kind of dirty mustard.
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Youtube user Burger Fiction compiled clips from every film to ever get the nod from the Academy, dating all the way back to 1927.
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Stretching all the way back to 2010, Gizmodo was able to find video of a MacBook user who discovered a quarter in his SuperDrive.
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This is also something Twitter has been grappling with for years, and it's something we've heard about all the way back to September 2014.
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Stretching all the way back to 66th Street alongside Central Park, the protest had an atmosphere that was more hopeful and determined than angry.
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Here Hillary would end the stepped-up capital-gains tax basis and instead value the gain all the way back to the initial transaction.
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According to Prewitt, the reason might trace all the way back to authoritarian leader Mao Zedong's decision to adopt the Soviet model of development.
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Such presidential follies go all the way back to Ross Perot in 1992, and are likely to be continued by Howard Schultz this cycle.
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These drought databases go back to 1400 A.D., and in some cases all the way back to 1100 A.D., based on tree ring data.
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Myrtle (Frances Conroy) is pissed about this and she let's Cordelia know it all the way back to New Orleans where Miss Robichaux's is.
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At the same time, an animating tension has always run through the magazine, one that stretches all the way back to Schrage's 1994 essay.
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The word can also mean to "leave suddenly and without saying goodbye," a definition that researchers have tracked all the way back to 2004.
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Meek's case goes all the way back to January of 2007, when he was arrested at 19 years old on drug and gun charges.
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Bugatti has a racing heritage, going all the way back to the days when helmets were small and spectators were close to the action.
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" Elfenbein added a warning: "Just because a great trade goes all the way back to square one, doesn't mean it's a great trade again.
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In Cramer's perspective the U.S. has been crushed on almost every single trade deal it has done, going all the way back to Nafta.
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And using Comic-Con as a launch platform goes all the way back to 2010 when Marvel first unveiled its Avengers at the event.
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Trump's entire political life -- dating all the way back to his adoption of birtherism earlier this decade -- is positioned against all things Obama. Why?
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But not only that, it has broken below its trend line going all the way back to the credit crisis lows back in 2009.
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The origin of music news themes can be traced all the way back to when film studios began incorporating music and sounds in newsreels.
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Ultimately, Trump appeared pleased with the final result: A great crowd of tremendous Patriots this evening, all the way back to the Washington Monument!
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Ahead, join us in reliving the fashion from last night's final Girls premiere, all the way back to the gowns that started it all.
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I wanted to go all the way back to your book Rhythm Science , which, when I first read it, felt revolutionary, and really optimistic.
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According to The Intercept, MILKWHITE stretches all the way back to September 2009, and may include information on British calls, emails and browsing data.
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On its website, the company claims that talc use "dates all the way back to ancient Egypt" and cites research that affirms its safety.
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You have to go all the way back to President Harry Truman to find a president who even participated in the formal Washington celebration.
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If you trace it all the way back to the Patch days, a lot of those lessons are things that I've been implementing myself.
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"It goes all the way back to — I call it the linchpin — the wall and funding for the wall," Mr. Shelby said Tuesday night.
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It's difficult to definitively trace their visual tributes all the way back to the earliest example, however, mostly because cannabis use predates written culture.
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That's a shift of only six chambers, well below the average chamber switch of 22020 in election cycles all the way back to 1900.
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Now that it's pitch dark, how about the three of us take a romantic hike all the way back to the parking lot together?
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That means that when the clock strikes midnight on New Year's Eve, Earth hasn't quite circled all the way back to its starting point.
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"Chevron is all the way back to the highs that we saw in 2014 when the entire crude and energy nightmare began," he said.
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You'd have to go all the way back to Daniel R. Crissinger, who served from 1923-27, to find the last time that happened.
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His shameless lies and deceptions, dating all the way back to the Russia Hoax, is one of the main reasons we are here today.
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While the phrase "dat boi!" dates all the way back to 22016, the animated green frog on a unicycle was only born this year.
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This is particularly true because gold has already broken above its six-year trend line, going all the way back to those 2011 highs.
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Jeffrey Lazarus, Amy McKay, and Lindsey Herbel went all the way back to 1976 to see who went on to lobby after leaving Congress.
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And Infinity War is poised to start capping off a story that extends all the way back to the beginnings of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove is actually the fourth game in a series that goes all the way back to the Sega Genesis days.
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She posted a #TBT photo (yes, I know it's Monday, but Britney can do what she wants!) that dates all the way back to 2003.
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"An important level has been broken: the 40-week moving average and the uptrend that goes all the way back to early 2016," Suttmeier said.
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James, 31, recently made his social media account public, allowing the public to see hundreds of photos that date all the way back to 2013.
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Last week, the MoMA unveiled upwards of 33,000 photos of more than 3,500 exhibitions, dating all the way back to the museum's founding in 1929.
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There are products all the way back to an original NES Console to new Wii U Sets, which are all rejuvenated and ready to go.
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The political scientists Christopher Wlezien and Will Jennings have compiled a systematic database of 642 French presidential polls, going all the way back to 1965.
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Cloud22 chased TSM all the way back to their base, taking out Biofrost but losing Jensen to make it an even 53-25 team fight.
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Every time he's got a chance, going all the way back to — remember that Great Beer Summit he had after he messed up that time.
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It opens with Chloe — who series veterans will remember dating all the way back to 2009's Uncharted 2 — in a war-torn Indian city.
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Cramer traced the beginning of the head fake all the way back to Deere's previous quarter, when it painted a glum picture of its business.
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So these songs go all the way back to the time of me sleeping outside a CVS parking lot, up to working the Super Bowl.
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If you can remember all the way back to 2012, the original Pebble hit Kickstarter with a $203 price tag that reflected its basic functionality.
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This goes all the way back to the Luddites or back to like the railroads or even telephone operators in the '21s and '2000s, '22021s.
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To understand where the confusion is even coming from, we have to go all the way back to a 2011 study in the journal Contraception.
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And the entropy yesterday was higher than the entropy the day before, and so on, all the way back to the birth of our universe.
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"The whole extent of (quantitative easing) has been pretty much a failed experiment going all the way back to the stimulus from Japan," Rupert said.
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In October Google also revealed that it was aware of a bug in Google+ that exposed user data dating all the way back to 2015.
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Bomb blasts and gunfire echoed throughout Paris in November 2015, unearthing an ISIS terror cell spanning two continents, leading all the way back to Syria.
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In December, it was able to fly the booster all the way back to land and set it down in one piece at Cape Canaveral.
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Which sort of makes sense, when you consider the fact that there's evidence for Bd in Africa dating all the way back to the 1930s.
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Questions about Flynn's relationship with Russia go all the way back to the campaign, where he served as one of Trump's top national security staffers.
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The style can be dated all the way back to ancient times, according to Apartment Therapy, but it was most recently popular in the 1970s.
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The basically goes nowhere in June, up 23.2 percent of the time and averaging a gain of 22.2 percent all the way back to 22.
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There's a long history of military slang, probably dating all the way back to when the first people hit each other with sticks and rocks.
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It also shows where my previous devices have logged in, all the way back to a Motorola phone i used in Los Angeles in January.
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The idea of immersing ourselves in 3-D environments dates all the way back to the stereoscopes that captivated people's imaginations in the 19th century.
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"The Benedict Option" traces the decline of faith in the West all the way back to a fourteenth-century debate about the nature of God.
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It goes all the way back to 2007's Spygate, when Patriots coach Bill Belichick had staff illegally videotape the hand signals of other teams.
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We have this idea, which goes all the way back to Aristotle, that human beings are distinguished from other animals by their capacity for reason.
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Kanye West's ongoing flirtation with Donald Trump and conservative politics likely dates all the way back to the time President Obama called him a jackass.
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However, note that this will bring you all the way back to check-in, where you'll have to pick from another assortment of random islands.
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But health care was conspicuous it its absence, all the way back to her first trip to Iowa, when she barely mentioned Medicare for all.
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Going all the way back to 1950, Mr. Detrick has found, the current streak is the fourth longest in history without a 5 percent decline.
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The suit says his efforts to get a cost advantage for Fiat Chrysler goes all the way back to the early days of the merger.
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One, in a bedroom upstairs, is made up of three hundred volumes by New Yorker cartoonists, going all the way back to the earliest strata.
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Going all the way back to Warren Harding, when he ran for President, in 1920—people criticized him for his 'Return to Normalcy' campaign slogan.
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And I'm not just talking about The Apprentice but going all the way back to his tabloid exploits and talk show appearances in the '80s.
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If you can think back, all the way back, to when Megyn Kelly of NBC found herself under attack in pretty much the same way.
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Within weeks, Congress voted to halt any criminal investigation into that fund going all the way back to 2006, and a judge dropped the case.
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Ball & Chain dates itself as a Little Havana nightclub all the way back to 1935, complete with storied concerts by Count Basie and Billie Holiday.
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Over the course of his 44-fight career, which dates all the way back to 1997, Sonnen has been far more successful as a middleweight.
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You need to go all the way back to 1896 to find another election in which the country's economic elites so disproportionately favored one candidate.
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Trump said throngs "went all the way back to the Washington monument," despite photos and live video showing the crowd stopping well short of the landmark.
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Presidents, going all the way back to George Washington, have often taken unilateral steps to skirt past adverse lawmakers and bypass Congress -- some more than others.
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For example, here's Erik Karlsson, who's Goal DNA stretches all the way back to the first game played by the original Ottawa Senators 100 years ago.
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A lot of people — including me — considered Casey Affleck a lock for this category all the way back to Manchester's premiere at Sundance in January 2016.
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Donovan, who penned a well-received history of videogames called Replay back in 2010, takes us all the way back to the earliest games ever discovered.
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To put Trump's first year into perspective, VICE Impact compared his approval ratings to the past 11 presidents, going all the way back to Harry Truman.
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The index also made a bullish break of a downtrend channel that stretches all the way back to April 2015 when it was up at 1.63,980.
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It is time for the annual tradition (dating all the way back to 2015) when this column tries to predict the surprises of the coming year.
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Glenn Danzig, Jerry Only, and Doyle Wolfgang von Frankenstein have a history together that traces all the way back to the 1970s in Lodi, New Jersey.
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But that's when it hit me, when he said, "you know, they've been trying to get that," — the Bushes, everybody all the way back to Reagan.
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But we remember, you know, Paul Ryan throwing grandma off the cliff, and all kinds of things that go all the way back to Andrew Jackson.
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We've known about the fall of dinosaurs for a while, all the way back to 1980 when [Luis and Walter Alvarez] first proposed the asteroid idea.
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To sum up the story of current Denver Broncos starting quarterback Trevor Siemian's football career, you have to look back — all the way back to Nov.
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It's an in-joke that extends all the way back to Sonic 3 & Knuckles, which was released as an oddball, cartridge-based expansion pack in 1994.
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One theme that goes all the way back to the earliest days of astronomy is the observation of transients—things that change in the night sky.
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After saving some of your favorite series (hello, Lucifer!), Netflix is throwing it all the way back to the '90s (and beyond) for its newest revival.
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The movie tries very hard to get us to care about the family curse, which goes all the way back to a jilted Salem witch ancestor.
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After that, the stock began to recover slowly but steadily, and as of Tuesday, the price had rebounded all the way back to $267 a share.
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This relates all the way back to the slave trade in which a black man's physical attributes were valued for the sole purpose of forced labour.
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Of course, Vigoda was well-known for being the subject of death hoaxes late in his life, dating all the way back to the early 1980s.
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This update is particularly noteworthy because the patch goes all the way back to Windows XP, a version of Windows Microsoft stopped supporting several years ago.
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It's not a particularly novel idea, given that it goes all the way back to the idea of using burner cellphones to protect identity and information.
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You have to go all the way back to the beginning of Twitter time — a place most people never reach — to find the good, evil shit.
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Google showed off Instant Apps on a phone running Android KitKat, and says it will be compatible with Android phones all the way back to Jellybean.
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Today's visualization is the summary of energy consumption for 2017, but you can see previous years going all the way back to 2010 on their website.
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If we go all the way back to Ben Bernanke's "helicopter money" speech, Mr Goodhart said economists accept the argument that: Inflation is a monetary phenomenon.
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But the original impulse for the duo to begin tabulating delegate counts goes all the way back to 1976, when they were undergraduates at Boston University.
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The legacy of artists in National Parks goes all the way back to Thomas Moran, whose paintings of Yellowstone helped incite its park status in 1872.
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For me, I found this was most valuable for seeing every Tweet I'd ever posted, all the way back to the day I joined in 2007.
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Variations of clowns have been around for hundreds of years in cultures across the globe — depictions date all the way back to 2500 BCE in Egypt.
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After a week with the Z, I'm re-enamored of Nissan's masterpiece, which dates all the way back to the Datsun Fairlady Z/240Z of 1969.
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This dates all the way back to 1942, when the Clerk of the House started listing the House popular vote in its after-election statistics document.
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Berle was known as the "Thief of Bad Jokes" for stealing jokes throughout his entire career—some dating all the way back to the fourth century.
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Here is a list of misspelled words from the 2013 Bee, and here's a list of the winning words dating all the way back to 1925.
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You can fold the keyboard all the way back to use the Pavilion as a tablet, or partially back to stand it up on a desk.
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The history of the clit stretches all the way back to the days of Ancient Greece when female orgasm was encouraged by doctors for better fertility.
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After he hit me, Jake "bowed" out of the water (jumping clear of the water and splashing down) all the way back to his pickup boat.
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The first entry was new to me, but I was able to recognize the lower reference, a classic that goes all the way back to 1958.
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As of February, Twitter has started offering a service that enables people to access archives of its users' tweets going all the way back to 2006.
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The mix of old and new writings and drawings perfectly represented a rich vein of American humor, running all the way back to the nineteen-twenties.
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This equation of personhood and property goes all the way back to Locke's "Second Treatise on Government," which was arguably an inspiration for the American Revolution.
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Article of the Day Before reading the article: Think about your own classroom experiences, in terms of teaching and learning, all the way back to kindergarten.
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While some of the revisions go all the way back to the last century, most of the changes to data took place during 210.1 and 28.5.
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The exact root of the "fish rots from the head" phrase isn't clear, although some think its origins go all the way back to ancient Greece.
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A move above 2.6 percent would also take the 10-year Treasury yield above its trend-line going all the way back to the mid-1980s.
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The idea can be traced all the way back to the Garden of Eden: Almost as soon as we were created, we ate a toxic apple.
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Though "first lady" dates all the way back to Martha Washington, it didn't really catch on until the 1860s — but only by personal choice, not mandate.
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It goes all the way back to 1937 when Janet Gaynor had the lead, then Garland's version, then Barbra Streisand in 1976 ... and now Gaga. See?
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"When you think about wage inflation, we have to go all the way back to the '50s to find a cycle led by wage inflation," Lee said.
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The accounts span decades, stretching all the way back to his time as a music promoter in Buffalo in the 1970s and continuing through the decades following.
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"Going all the way back to that point we've seen strains in the intelligence sharing relationship we have within the Five Eyes community," the former official said.
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One of the oldest lines in Game of Thrones' eight seasons resurfaced in the Battle of Winterfell, and it dates all the way back to season 1.
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This story goes all the way back to 2012, when Nicki Minaj tweeted about how she stood up for herself after being bullied once as a kid.
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His feud with Rosie O'Donnell — in which Trump called her "fat" and "dumb," among other things — goes all the way back to 2006, per a CNN timeline.
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He won't make it all the way back to the Kingdom, so they bring him to Carol's house instead, hoping they'll be able to save his life.
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The origins of the Ouija Board can actually be traced all the way back to the American Spiritualism movement, which peaked in the mid- to late-1800s.
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Booth and Underwood's relationship dates all the way back to January, when they went on a hike in Runyon Canyon together with a couple of foster puppies.
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The GR series stretches all the way back to 1996, I found out upon visiting Ricoh's Photokina booth, when the Ricoh GR 1 film camera was introduced.
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Now, a large group of researchers say they've unpacked the evolutionary history of this disease, all the way back to the first dogs in which it arose.
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This week, the office announced that over 643,000 convictions are now set to be expunged or reduced, with some cases dating all the way back to 1975.
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Each one was full of entries dating all the way back to when she was just eight years old, and continuing right up until that very morning.
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Often called a Xolo, these hairless canines have a long history in the country that stretches all the way back to the times of the ancient Aztecs.
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He remained "extremely combative" all the way back to Seattle and needed to be restrained by multiple passengers until the Delta flight landed, according to the complaint.
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Apple's support for ARKit goes all the way back to the iPhone 6S, so as long as you have that phone or a newer one, you're fine.
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Instead — if you're able to — download and install Microsoft patch MS17-010, available here, which should work on Windows systems going all the way back to Vista.
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If Vin Diesel and The Rock came to blows, Vin is adamant he'd whoop Rock's candy ass all the way back to the WWE ... and he's serious.
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The history of sports doping goes all the way back to the ancient Olympics, where athletes chewed on raw testicles in the hopes of enhancing their performances.
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Ben offers "yo, nice roots" roses to Lauren B., Caila, and JoJo, then looks straight at the floor while banishing Amanda all the way back to Laguna.
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To see how your name's popularity has waxed and waned over the years, Time has a handy-dandy widget that goes all the way back to 1912.
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It also incorporated by reference eight previous prosecutorial discretion memoranda going all the way back to an Immigration and Naturalization Service memorandum issued on July 15, 2023.
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No, I'm going all the way back to my own youth, when the MK I Supra, rolled out in 1979 as a snazzier Celica, hit the road.
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Mr. Sanders has fared best in areas known for supporting anti-establishment politics — going all the way back to Teddy Roosevelt, Robert La Follette and Henry Wallace.
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Another is a senior quality-assurance engineer who is described as an expert "bug catcher" with experience testing Apple products all the way back to the iPod.
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Indeed, historians in search of a rhetorical precedent had to go all the way back to President Harry Truman's 1945 announcement of the nuclear bombing of Hiroshima.
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For the study, published online last week in Health Economics, researchers went all the way back to the '90s, before the U.K. implemented a national minimum wage.
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Those teeth were actually fused to the jaw bone, which is further evidence that it was a hunter, and ran all the way back to its eye.
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"I feel Pakistani journalists have been under increasing threat going all the way back to the Hamid Mir episode," said Zebunnisa Burki, an editor at The News.
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Netflix released the 85-minute documentary's trailer on Friday, which gave viewers a look into the life of Scott dating all the way back to his childhood.
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The genesis of that idea goes all the way back to the pilot, when we were shooting the scene when the young mother has her baby disappear.
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Let Joe and Kathleen's romance sweep you up, and carry you all the way back to that book on your nightstand you've been meaning to crack open.
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McDonald&aposs breakfast menu dates all the way back to 1970, when Pittsburgh franchisee and Big Mac inventor Jim Delligatti began serving doughnuts to the morning crowd.
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Flashing all the way back to high school, Cardi has always counted herself a Little Monster, once performing the pop singer's "Bad Romance" at a talent show.
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To come from a faraway place like New Zealand or Australia and bring the trophy all the way back to the most important part of your homeland.
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For far too long, all the way back to 1979, to be exact, nations have tolerated Iran's destructive and destabilizing behavior in the Middle East and beyond.
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The fact that I've looped all the way back to Microsoft needing to provide services on mobile isn't (just) my usual rhetorical meandering, it's the whole point.
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Apple has spent the last two years devising a similar mechanism for its cobalt purchases, tracing its sourcing all the way back to the DRC mine site.
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You'd have to go all the way back to the blowout election of 2270 to find an election in which women voted Democratic by a larger margin.
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The Papa Westray-Westray trip is cheap for passengers—£17 one way, and £1 more to fly all the way back to Kirkwall—but costlier for taxpayers.
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Wozniacki was at No. 74 before the 2016 United States Open, but reached the semifinals and has now made it all the way back to the top.
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And there's a rich history behind it, going all the way back to the 1960s — check out this fantastic visual history of bike sharing from Sarah Goodyear.
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In fact, the president's party has lost House seats in all but four midterm cycles dating all the way back to the 1860s, according to Roll Call.
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"Angels" brings the past into the present: one of its AIDS-stricken protagonists dreams he is visited by ancestors dating all the way back to the Black Death.
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From a decade-old police investigation in Utah to a qigong healing center outside of Beijing, and all the way back to the Satanic Panic of the 1980s.
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Cyrus has proven time and time again — yes, we're throwing it all the way back to her Hannah Montana days — that she is the queen of outfit changes.
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Kensho took a look at major market deals, transactions of $10 billion or greater, going all the way back to 1988, a total of 89 major corporate combinations.
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"Right now it is breaking out above a trendline, believe it or not, going all the way back to 2000," Baruch said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Wednesday.
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Running all the way back to the bad old days of TouchWiz, Samsung has a well-earned reputation for taking Android and mucking it up with bad ideas.
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The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, 'Deck the Halls' We're taking it all the way back to 1990, to the heartwarming 15th episode of Fresh Prince's first season.
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After a series of personnel shake-ups, his band, formed in 2004 by childhood friends in Las Vegas, recently scaled all the way back to a solo act.
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But the company has stuck every single attempt to land a rocket at Cape Canaveral, dating all the way back to December 2015, when it landed its first.
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Stretch all the way back to Agnes Richter, and suddenly a beautiful cropped jacket requires thought about mental health, erasure of voice, and the history of incarcerating women.
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After the dash, the most striking feature is undoubtedly the nearly all-glass roof that extends all the way back to the rear of the of the car.
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And a button-front, waistcoat-style vest was a wardrobe staple dating all the way back to her working-at-Central-Perk, Rachel Haircut days, as evidenced below.
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It claims to be the oldest building company in the U.K., and traces its history all the way back to 21912, when Elizabeth I was on the throne.
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The women contacted Carlson's New Jersey-based attorney, Nancy Erika Smith, and made detailed allegations of sexual harassment by Ailes dating all the way back to the 1960s.
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A man of impeccable thoroughness, his interest in landscape extends all the way back to its origins: Albrecht Altdorfer, Adam Elsheimer, Joachim Patinir, and Pieter Breughel the Elder.
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There's a lot to unpack in the episode, but one of the most interesting questions it answers goes all the way back to the beginning of the show.
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I mean, if we could manage to go all the way back to King Leopold's 'Ghost' -- and go even further than that -- I think that would be amazing.
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Travel all the way back to the time of Ptolemy (AD 246) and there you'll see him, using the stars to divine wisdom about gender norms and identity.
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Why not grab that Citi Bike again outside UN Headquarters at 760 United Nations Plaza and ride the East River Bikeway all the way back to City Hall?
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Its residents are community-minded, tolerant, and reasonable, all the way back to the original survivors, who prioritized reinventing contraception because the apocalypse was more bearable with sex.
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Google go all the way back to 2010, when Oracle filed suit against Google, arguing that when Google developed Android, it infringed on Google's Java-related intellectual property.
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The Flores case, which was brought as a class action on behalf of underage migrants in the custody of immigration authorities, dates all the way back to 1985.
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It had everything to do with repudiating gains that date all the way back to civil rights, and culminated with the election of our first African American president.
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Its new range brings it all the way back to the early days of its original factory/retail store in Anaheim, California, which opened for business in 1966.
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The U.S. roared into the Beijing gold medal game unbeaten in 22 Olympic contests, a streak of dominance stretching all the way back to the 2000 Sydney Games.
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Porsche has released a list of updated tire recommendations for a variety of old models, stretching all the way back to the 356 B, which debuted in 1959.
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The Gators missed all 17 of their 23-point attempts, ending their streak of 850 consecutive games with a 3-pointer dating all the way back to 1992.
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"There's a lot of stress and load on the wing during flight that extends through the fuselage and all the way back to the tail," he told Wired.
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Star Wars has always been a bit of its own worst enemy when it comes to keeping secrets, going all the way back to The Empire Strikes Back.
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There have been lots of drones on the market that offered this functionality, going all the way back to the original Parrot A.R. drone released at CES 2010.
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One does not casually suggest throwing away America's carefully cultivated reputation as the world's most scrupulous debtor — a reputation that dates all the way back to Alexander Hamilton.
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"Going all the way back to 2011, Maher defended Anthony Weiner against Chris Christie by making fat jokes and calling him "Governor Fat Fatty," and a "sumo wrestler.
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You have to go all the way back to 1920 to when Democratic nominee James Cox tapped Assistant Secretary of Navy Franklin Delano Roosevelt as his running mate.
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To enable Congress to limit the influence of these megadonors, the court would have to go all the way back to its 1976 decision in Buckley v. Valeo.
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Russia's ties to Syria go all the way back to the Cold War: According to one scholar, the Soviets "essentially built" the modern Syrian military in the 1960s.
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Alongside one of these, it's a good idea to let Mr. Jordan take you all the way back to the beginning of his career and have a flip.
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And they have video games all the way back to the Atari 2600, which was the original one, released in '77 that I got for Christmas in '78.
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Roth traces the long history of how we ended up with millions of incarcerated patients all the way back to Benjamin Franklin and the founding of the Republic.
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Still, in the summer of 0.203, Shiffrin began to study videotape of her best giant slalom runs, going all the way back to her days as an amateur.
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Some of the weapons that we use, our weapons that have been used for a very long period of time, all the way back to the Vietnam War.
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I holed a 15-footer for eagle on 12 and from there on in I had really good opportunities to birdie all the way back to the clubhouse.
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This blueprint goes all the way back to the spring of 1993, when a Stanford Graphics Lab post-doc returned from a shopping trip with a terracotta rabbit.
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"Be Our Guest" in particular is a choreographic extravaganza that enfolds decades of Disney history (all the way back to "Snow White" and "Fantasia") in contemporary cinematic craft.
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You have to go all the way back to Hoover and the second Roosevelt administration to find lower year three returns than each of Obama's year three returns.
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"I've been a part of a lot of campaigns going all the way back to 1968, and this was the most collegial and collaborative I've seen," she wrote.
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I've often missed trains because I want to make sure I'm getting on the right one and have to walk all the way back to the information board.
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But dating all the way back to their primary run against each other, this has been the area with the clearest and longest-standing contrast between Obama and Clinton.
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Before that, you'd have to go all the way back to Ronald Reagan in 1981, who was seen by 41.8 million viewers (Nielsen tracks inauguration ratings back to 1969).
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If, however, you delight in horror that's so "bad" it's gone all the way back to good—and is genuinely entertaining—have we got a fun list for you.
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Going all the way back to Season 1, Steve and Prairie have a strong connection; he's even the first one to really help her out once she's returned home.
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Charles took viewers all the way back to the second weekend of Coachella, when he posted an ad for SugarBearHair vitamins, a major competitor of Westbrook's brand Halo Beauty.
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McCain has a track record of bucking the will of the Republican party, going all the way back to when he was a freshman Congress member in the 1980s.
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I think you have to go all the way back to Warren G. Harding in 1921 to find a president as unqualified to hold the office as Trump is.
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The women contacted Gretchen Carlson's New Jersey-based attorney, Nancy Erika Smith, and made detailed allegations of sexual harassment by Ailes dating all the way back to the 1960s.
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After all, the practice of retouching photos goes all the way back to the dark room, and the media has often been tricked into reporting fakes images as real.
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Even more telling, I'd argue, is Mr. Friedman's jobs projection, which has the employed share of American adults soaring all the way back to what it was in 2000.
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Devices already existed that would take advantage of Galileo signals — all the way back to the iPhone 6s, the Samsung Galaxy S7 and many others from that era forward.
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The stock then dipped in May, along with the broader market, but made a "higher low," meaning that it didn't fall all the way back to its former level.
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STDs have also suffered from bad branding—all the way back to when the Greeks came up with the name "herpes," which derives from "herpein"—to creep or crawl.
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Maybe it goes back EVEN further, all the way back to high school, where Plumlee and Cousins, both top nationally rated prospects, squared off in gyms across the county.
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The author has penned countless books for the company, all the way back to the original books for those first historical dolls that became all the rage decades ago.
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That devaluation led to the Treasury late Monday labeling China a "currency manipulator," the first such designation in 25 years, all the way back to the Bill Clinton presidency.
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To answer that question, Fox News consulted Guillaume Cuvelier, tequila expert and co-owner of Astral Tequila, and he took us all the way back to the 16th century.
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This idea — that mathematics strengthens your mind much as physical exercise strengthens your body, helping you negotiate a variety of mental challenges — goes all the way back to Plato.
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Minaj and Cyrus' feud dates all the way back to 2015, when the "Wrecking Ball" singer called Minaj "not too kind" in an interview with the New York Times.
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The great white followed the hooked striper all the way back to the boat before swimming off and letting the fishermen reel in what was left of the fish.
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Battlefield 1 heads all the way back to the early years of the 20th century, when World War I had most of the planet swept up in armed conflict.
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The LAPD are stumped, who is this giant shadow racing away every time on a tiny bike, leaving wet tire tracks all the way back to the Staple Center?
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In honor of the 58th Annual Grammy Awards, we're throwing it back to Swift's very first performance at the ceremony and looping all the way back to the present.
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According to the Sunday Times, Trump's fake invoice dated all the way back to 2002, when, according to Trump, Merkel's predecessor Gerhard Schröder said he'd spend more on defense.
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Phil Hall: Well, if you want to trace it all the way back to the beginning, it was when Josh and I were 17 years old, in about 1999.
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It has a list of every single app, song, book, music video and in-app purchase I've made on my Apple devices dating all the way back to 2010.
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The University of Virginia has been undergoing its own reckoning, contending with a past of racism and slavery that goes all the way back to its founder Thomas Jefferson.
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Virtual Boy ended up selling under 1 million units — it's the biggest hardware flop in Nintendo's history (a history that goes all the way back to the late 1800s).
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AND ALL I CAN SAY TO YOU IS BITCOIN LOOKS LIKE THE HISTORY OF FIAT MONEY IN THE UNITED STATES AND ELSEWHERE GOING ALL THE WAY BACK TO 73.
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In fact, as measured by the murder rate, New York is now basically as safe as it has ever been, going all the way back to the 19th century.
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Royal etiquette, Harrold says, dates all the way back to the 14th century, but the Brits have also taken traditions from around the world and made them their own.
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As Beth Macy recounts in her excellent new book, Dopesick, the search for a non-addictive but powerful pain reliever dates all the way back to the Civil War.
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More recently—think all the way back to 2011 —the Miami Heat played in the NBA Finals with a single elite outside shooter, Mike Bibby, in their starting lineup.
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Mob cases have proved, time and time again—Gotti, Merlino, go all the way back to mobsters like Legs Diamond—you just never know what the result will be.
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I went all the way back to World War II era in the Roper Center archive to see how presidents were polling at this point against their eventual challengers.
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On its way to North Carolina the storm had barreled across much of the South, and left a trail of sloppy conditions all the way back to Lubbock, Texas.
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Going all the way back to 2500, I reported that virtual currency markets were subject to pump and dump schemes that were promoted on Twitter and other social media.
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"For far too long, all the way back to 1979, to be exact, nations have tolerated Iran's destructive and destabilizing behavior in the Middle East and beyond," Trump said.
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And while its earliest beginnings go all the way back to 20113, when the very first alpha version was released, the global takeover really didn't get started until 2014.
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It's the one blemish on the resumes of Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, who have amassed six titles during their time together, dating all the way back to 2001.
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Artists have a long history of political protest, from musicians boycotting places to the tradition of dissent in the theater, which stretches all the way back to ancient Greece.
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A note about the data: In order to facilitate comparison all the way back to 1790, we are mapping the population of legally defined places, not broader metro areas.
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Similarly, his analysis of Rothko's "Black on Maroon" includes an explanation of the concept of the "sublime" in art, traced all the way back to the late 18th century.
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All the way back to Walter Cronkite, to Lester Holt, whoever's doing it today, they read the Times and they essentially aggregate from it to make up their broadcast.
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You may have heard the old wives' tale that, at a dinner table of 133 people, one person shall die — that superstition dates all the way back to Norse mythology.
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MHC proteins are responsible for helping the immune system recognize invaders, and the idea of linking these immune system genes with sexual attraction goes all the way back to 1976.
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That wasn't always the case, and you don't have to go all the way back to FDR to see an electoral map with a lot of blue in the middle.
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For that, you'll have to bring it all the way back to nature, to the lagoons, hot springs, salt lakes, and mud baths that formed from the earth over time.
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Minnesota fell behind by 26 points at Philadelphia on Tuesday, came all the way back to tie it with 1.6 seconds left and lost on a buzzer-beater 238-23.
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When Cramer researched the going all the way back to 1928, before the Great Depression, the average annual return through the end of 2014 was about 10 percent, including dividends.
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When Cramer researched the going all the way back to 210, before the Great Depression, the average annual return through the end of 240 was about 210 percent, including dividends.
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What I tried to say in my book is that the central question of democracy, dating all the way back to Plato, is how is it possible given free speech?
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In fact, Satoshi tweaked them only slightly from the earlier research that he cites in his white paper — research by Haber and Stornetta going all the way back to 1991!
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Apple has always reserved its flashier color options for its cheaper, more mass-market models, all the way back to its iPod line and more recently with the iPhone 5C.
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Though this directly matched no DNA held in a police database, analysis of it led investigators all the way back to the 1800s, to Mr DeAngelo's great-great-great grandparents.
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Once there, the spacecraft will vacuum up handfuls of gravel from the asteroid's surface, and then in a grand finale, deliver the pay dirt all the way back to Earth.
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Oz thinks Kanye's issues run deep -- all the way back to his mother's death -- and adds that's why he needs to make sure he's taking his prescribed dose of medication.
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Studies of friction date all the way back to the 15th century, when Leonardo da Vinci wrote journal entries describing his experiments with various objects sliding along an inclined plane.
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When Cramer researched the going all the way back to 240, before the Great Depression, the average annual return through the end of 210 was about 2000 percent, including dividends.
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Try to think all the way back to March 7 -- it was more than a month ago, I know -- when House Republicans introduced their much-ballyhooed American Health Care Act.
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Kobe Bryant took it all the way back to 1992 Monday night ... busting out a slam poem about the legendary Steve Urkel from "Family Matters" -- and he kinda killed it.
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Catmull's shadow looms large not just over groundbreaking films like Toy Story and Coco, his influence can be traced all the way back to the dawn of digital visual effects.
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Similar to the Trump family at New York Fashion Week, and dating all the way back to 1985, the photos are a must-see, no matter what your politics are.
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That gain follows a rare first-quarter snapback — when looking all the way back to 1945, according to Sam Stovall, chief U.S. equity strategist at S&P Global Market Intelligence.
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And along the way, always remember those business lessons from Dad that date all the way back to the car rides to the tennis club at six in the morning.
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Haplogroups describe the mutations on our mitochondrial DNA, passed down through the maternal line, and can theoretically be used to trace a migratory path all the way back to Africa.
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A quick Google search will tell you that the concept of birthstones have been around for a long time — like, all the way back to Biblical times, according to Forbes.
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We made it all the way back to 11th, and I feel like if we had 15 more laps, I was going to get the 6 (Newman) but that's racing.
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The gear loops on the harness are also well-placed, and a reviewer on CampSaver noted that they don't make you reach all the way back to grab your draws.
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America helped build the WTO and a stable financial system, dating all the way back to our post-World War II leadership at the Bretton Woods Conference in New Hampshire.
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But Frozen's ties to women go all the way back to 20113, when Disney art director Mary Blair started work on what would eventually become Cinderella, Lee's favorite childhood movie.
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James Cameron's Titanic has been the second-biggest global box office money maker of all time since 2009 — and it was #20103 before that, going all the way back to 1997.
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When you consider the hefty pressure placed on the slender shoulders of Neymar — Brazil's current torchbearer in the sport, following Ronaldinho and Ronaldo all the way back to Pele — it's massive.
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We can track the number of adults with no kids under age 5 compared with the number of adults who do have a small child all the way back to 1850.
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In a risky move, "The Collapse of Nature" holds off on forging ahead from where the show left off to travel back in time, all the way back to the beginning.
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The blueprint of a designated, private area for a person to beautify undisturbed, with everything needed at his or her fingertips, goes all the way back to the Victorian-era boudoir.
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The screen times out all too quickly, which forces you to navigate all the way back to the thing you just had up (though this may be an Android Wear issue).
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Apple has been trying to do something big with TV for more than a decade, dating all the way back to when it first previewed the "iTV" streaming box in 2006.
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Microsoft is promising up to 2144.99 hours of battery life, and it's supporting fast charge so you can get all the way back to 2139.99 percent battery in under an hour.
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If you can remember all the way back to the first installment of the series in 2011, Murder House, you may recall that not many main characters make it out alive.
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Clinton's relationship with Vilsack dates all the way back to a friendship she struck up with his brother-in-law while they worked together on the Senate Watergate Committee in 1972.
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We can go all the way back to when she was a child and people told her nose was too big, her skin was too dark, her lips were too wide.
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Yes, there is an intentional premium signaling going on, but there is also a much deeper challenge that goes all the way back to the ground where that kale came from.
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Surprisingly, we have to go all the way back to 1972 to find a case to falsify the above claim (hat tip to professor David Peterson for this gem of data).
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We loved the treatment and bringing it all the way back to the Hermitage Cafe, where we had our first ever photo shoot, so that was definitely a full circle moment.
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Officials from Piql tell Live Science that Brazil has submitted historical documents like the Brazilian Constitution and Mexico has submitted important documents that date all the way back to Inca period.
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Far from being un-American, what they are proposing is a collective response to our common problems with deep roots in American history, all the way back to the American founding.
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The soon-to-be-royal is often only credited for her role in Suits, but she actually has a whole body of work that goes all the way back to 2002.
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In a thrilling finish, Alabama came all the way back to beat the University of Georgia last night in Atlanta to win the fifth national title of the Nick Saban era.
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Star Wars R2D2 Split T-Shirt See Details Throw it all the way back to A New Hope and Princess Leia's hologram message to Obi-Wan with this graphic t-shirt.
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For cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, the blockchain keeps track of who owns what units of currency going all the way back to when the system was first switched on in early 2009.
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But it went all the way back to the Washington Monument ... and by mistake I get this network and it showed an empty field, and it said we drew 250,000 people.
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According to Goldman Sachs, the 2500-year trailing annual return for of 220 percent ranks in the 22019th percentile of all 103-year periods going all the way back to 210.
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These releases are rarely groundbreaking — they're part of a tradition extending all the way back to Erik Satie — but they're always pleasant, and that's because Frahm is a gifted, distinctive melodicist.
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But striking that balance—clearly the government has taken information historically and used it in ways we didn't expect, going all the way back to the FBI under J. Edgar Hoover.
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Then, using a protective blanket to prevent friction burns, the intrepid can slide down a sort of tunnel, a metal tube that corkscrews vertiginously all the way back to the ground.
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The principle of individual leader culpability under international law can be traced not only to the Leipzig Trials immediately following World War I, but all the way back to ancient Rome.
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These votes put Pence on a historically record-setting pace for breaking ties all the way back to John Adams in 1789, according to data from the US Senate Historical Office.
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In fact, when the "Mad Money" host researched the going all the way back to 240, the average annual return through the end of 210 was about 2000 percent, including dividends.
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The facts are inescapable: The Obama years have been among the best of times to be a stock investor, going all the way back to the dawn of the 22016th century.
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In fact, the first takedown of the fight came as Ferguson got caught on one leg, leaned all the way back to evade a punch, and was bundled to the mat.
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Kourtney Kardashian's dialing her fashion all the way back to the Renaissance period ... a shout out to Leonardo da Vinci that may or may not have him rolling in his grave.
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Rather than look to the show itself, or even the comic-book source material, I decided to go all the way back to an earlier live-action adaptation of the stories.
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TV has shaped political fortunes dating all the way back to the 1960 presidential election, when John F. Kennedy was widely seen as having bested Richard Nixon in their television debates.
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The story here goes all the way back to House Speaker Paul Ryan's time as the ranking member of the House Budget Committee in the early days of the Obama administration.
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Mardi Gras harkens all the way back to the 17th century, when the king of France sent Catholic missionaries to the Louisiana territory to flash their boobs in exchange for beads.
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Made-up sob stories about family farms broken up to pay inheritance taxes, magical claims about self-financing tax cuts, and so on go all the way back to the 1970s.
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The Stingray moniker harkens all the way back to the C2 Corvette, produced from 1963 to 1967, but the 2020 Corvette C8 represents a huge leap forward for America's sports car.
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Freddy Bell, a 13-year-old peanut farmer in Williston, traces his roots in the area all the way back to the mid-nineteenth century, around the time Florida achieved statehood.
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The Tar Heels fought all the way back to the championship game the following season and came through, making all the big plays down the stretch to beat Gonzaga 71-65.
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GeForce Now is the currently-in-beta streaming service from graphics card manufacturer Nvidia, and it's actually been kicking around in various forms for years—all the way back to 2013.
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Kaplan added that the efforts could go all the way back to early-childhood literacy as well as renewed emphasis on math, science and reading skills for the next-generation workforce.
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Al reveals to Jake that the back closet of the diner is actually "rabbit hole" of sorts, one that takes inhabitants from the modern day all the way back to 1960.
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A Moon Shaped Pool's cover art is the work of Stanley Donwood, the same man whose work adorns every one of Radiohead's studio albums all the way back to The Bends.
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The group's report, entitled "Altering the Course: Black Males in Medicine," says the problem goes all the way back to grade school math and science courses often offered to black students.
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Throughout our chat, Yang and I discussed his career (going all the way back to his days on Last Call with Carson Daly) and making Master of None, among other things.
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Because the meme goes all the way back to when Mexico was still a colony of Spain, though, it actually misses the point when Mexico really could have used a wall.
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For years, Seattle has been a transit laggard and something of a comedy of errors, going all the way back to voters famously and fatefully rejecting a rail system in 23.
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While others peer into space or manipulate the human brain, McKay is rewinding the course of life, all the way back to primordial Earth when everything was "just chemistry," he says.
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A timeline of Donald Trump and Russia could arguably go all the way back to his late-'80s musings on the desirability of a US-Soviet alliance against France and Pakistan.
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Its zig-zag, sawtooth contour glances back to "Vog," to "Constructed Facade," even all the way back to "Untitled" (1976), a banged-together, wood-and-cardboard construction from Dagley's student days.
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Infinity War is poised to bring together all the various plot threads set up over the course of 18 previous MCU films, dating all the way back to 2008's Iron Man.
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The twisty-and-twisted director has gone all the way back to his iconic 2000 film, Unbreakable, to bring us something new in the superhero genre, tied together by 2016's Split.
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We can go all the way back to when she was a child and people told her her nose was too big, her skin was too dark, her lips were too wide.
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Let's start with the two most recent Bachelorettes, ahead of Hannah Brown's season, to see what they're up to, and then go all the way back to the beginning with Trista Rehn.
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I think evolutionary biology has a "pleasure problem" going all the way back to the Victorians who were very unsettled to the idea that animals, including people, might be motivated by pleasure.
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The look even goes all the way back to Paris Fashion Week last September, when she paired a light blue bustier with an extra-large denim jacket and her beloved Saint choker.
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But really, this beef goes all the way back to last October, when Bautista unleashed a showy bat flip after hitting a critical home run against the Rangers in the 2015 playoffs.
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The debate reaches all the way back to a law passed when George Washington was president and was addressed in an 508 Supreme Court case, but has left open questions debated today.
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Netflix's series Mindhunter takes us all the way back to the beginning of our modern-day fascination with serial killers — it even captures the moment the very term "serial killer" was coined.
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In a video for Buzz60, Patrick Jones explains that the custom dates all the way back to ancient Rome, when everyone in the bridal party, including the bride herself, wore matching outfits.
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The tradition of "drum battles" in jazz dates all the way back to the big band era, when Gene Krupa and Buddy Rich forever revolutionized percussion with their show-stopping rhythmic duels.
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Looking all the way back to 1981, Worth points out that there have only been five times in history when the spread between industrials and soft ags were 15 percent or more.
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These experiments trace all the way back to the 1950s, when Stanley Miller and Harold Urey famously demonstrated that several organic compounds could form spontaneously in conditions simulating our planet's early atmosphere.
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As unexpected as the big twist that ended Game of Thrones' "Long Night" was, the set up for Arya's Great War-ending dagger move traces all the way back to Season 1.
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The latest GDP report included not just data on the April-June period of this year, but it also threw in revisions of economic data going all the way back to 2014.
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The plateau on which Angel Falls rests is two-billion-years-old, and features geological strata dating from the Precambrian period, all the way back to the formation of the supercontinent Pangaea.
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Most executive orders since Truman In his first 100 days in office, Trump signed more executive orders than any president in the last 72 years, dating all the way back to Truman.
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" — CONAN O'BRIEN "Trump's approval ratings are the lowest in the history of polls, which go all the way back to Harry Truman, but his legal bills, on the other hand, are skyrocketing.
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In fact, when he researched the going all the way back to 240, before the Great Depression, the average annual return through the end of 210 was about 2000 percent, including dividends.
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Presumably this goes all the way back to China in the first millennium CE, but picked up noticeably as the printing press revolutionized life and communication throughout Europe in the 15th century.
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The history of cherries—the actual sweet-and-sour stone fruit—extends all the way back to prehistoric Europe and West Asia, when people were plucking and eating them off wild trees.
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We can go all the way back to when I was 15 playing with Wayne Shorter, we can go all the way up to me playing with Prince a few years back.
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In her book White Trash, scholar Nancy Isenberg convincingly argues that the roots of American social and economic class — inherited from our British ancestors — stretch all the way back to the 1500s.
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While it may seem like no big deal that William embraced the grieving woman, The Atlantic reports that the no-touching-allowed rule dates all the way back to the Middle Ages.
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In the Rhone Valley, the Chateau de Beaucastel winery traces its roots all the way back to 1549, when a barn and plot of land were bought by one Pierre de Beaucastel.
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There are historical reasons, cultural reasons, and philosophical reasons that go all the way back to philosophers like Plato and Aristotle—particularly the way they classified animals, plants, humans, and the gods.
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You have to go all the way back to 2009 to find the last time an American man reached the semis of a Grand Slam and it was Andy Roddick at Wimbledon.
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Moreover, the malware is programmed with settings that go all the way back to iOS 5003, which indicates that NSO has likely been able to hack iPhone devices since the iPhone 5.
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The practice stretches past the war-torn 240s, sashays through the 30s and Roaring Twenties, and goes all the way back to vaudeville, and to the silent movies of the early 1900s.
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In the last invasion, Khan sent 400 ships and 300,000 men to Vietnam, only to see every ship sunk and the army harassed by the Vietnamese all the way back to China.
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In a chart he emailed to Business Insider while the market was rapidly ascending in January, Chadha said stocks had rarely been as expensive going all the way back to the 1930s.
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I've been thinking about this idea for a while, and over time I've identified one show per administration that best captures its era, going all the way back to John F. Kennedy.
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The Klamath had agreements with the downriver tribes — the Karuk, Hoopa and Yurok among them — to let fish pass so that some could swim all the way back to their spawning grounds.
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They went to a pumpkin patch together in October but didn't snap any full family pics -- and before that ... ya gotta go all the way back to Travis' Netflix premiere in August.
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Maybe not all the way back to the quill-and-ink origins of the Constitution, but at least to 1999, when the Senate last tried a chief executive, with similarly constrained visuals.
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Liebegott, a poet, has long been a pillar of the lesbian poetry scene, all the way back to the Sister Spit days, in addition to being a visual artist and TV writer.
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Gallup recently asked people to rate the ethical standards of Trump as compared to the seven men who held the office prior to him -- so, all the way back to Richard Nixon.
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Amy Klobuchar began the debate by offering some historical perspective on President Donald Trump's impeachment, taking the concept all the way back to the Constitutional Convention while also referencing President Richard Nixon.
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He spent 21904 days carrying out his own repairs and then drove it all the way back to Baghdad, a 21921-hour journey that would have taken four in a modern car.
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The family had to go all the way back to me before they could find someone who could take care of the baby, who could pass the background check and drug test.
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The Federal Power Act (which goes all the way back to 1935 but has been amended several times since) is clear about who has jurisdiction over what parts of the electricity system.
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"It's shocking that we're even having a conversation comparing Trump to Berlusconi and his antecedent strongmen of Italy, a long line that runs all the way back to Caesar," Mr. Eisen said.
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The Ottawa-Gatineau region now boasts its own bi-annual convention, G-Anime, the roots of which can be traced all the way back to the various anime clubs of the nineties.
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But according to Kendrick, the scarcity of black pitchers goes all the way back to the early days of integration, and that, at least initially, it wasn't the players making the decision.
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New York (CNN Business)Bitcoin prices have been whipsawed during the past few weeks, surging to nearly $14,000 on June 26 before plunging all the way back to about $9,600 on July 2.
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You're looking at 265,000 individual galaxies that extend all the way back to just 500 million years after the Big Bang, when the universe was still young and Earth wasn't even a planet.
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Going all the way back to 13, Jackson's large family — his eight siblings are Rebbie, Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, La Toya, Marlon, Randy, Janet — has stood by him, always believing that he was innocent.
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No, unless – but if I start regretting and we go all the way back to things way beyond my control, which is what we're thrown into, then you're not changing your own choices.
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He loved to paint women and figures with splayed legs – this vision goes all the way back to the 1906 painting "Death Scene," made in response to the premature death of his mother.
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Torc's team boasts engineers with experience dating all the way back to the 207 DARPA Urban Challenge for self-driving vehicles, but until recently it has focused on commercial, industrial and military markets.
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There is a long tradition of presidents embracing baseball, going all the way back to Benjamin Harrison, who in 1892 became the first sitting commander in chief to attend a major league game.
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I'm a little young to harken all the way back to Sony's classic hi-fi gear, but the Clie, the VAIO UX, MiniDisc, Discman, Memory Stick, and Mavica were all touchstones for me.
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If you can remember all the way back to Season 1, the literal same thing happened in King's Landing when Arya was trying to see her dad at the Tower of the Hand.
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Photos and videos on Twitter show a cordoned-off line stretching from Harry Potter land through the Lost Continent area and all the way back to the Dr. Seuss area of the park.
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In an interview with Complex magazine, she said her lips have been a source of insecurity for years, harkening all the way back to middle school when a crush made a hurtful comment.
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For years now, Lenovo's Yoga 2-in-1 laptops have attracted customers with screens that can flipped all the way back to become a tablet (and in between for tent and stand modes).
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Vince McMahon took Donald Trump all the way back to 2007 Tuesday ... when the WWE honcho's family posed with the prez -- and busted out a pic of their famous "Hair Vs. Hair" match!
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Refresh takes time, but it's a lot easier than traipsing all the way back to a Center in most cases, especially early on the in the game when your transport options are few.
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One year since Mueller started and, actually, if you go back to these -- what these latest reports reveal, it was all the way back to, I guess, October 21801, right before the election.
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"The practice of magic, at least in the west, goes all the way back to ancient Greece, if not further, and part of it has the same history as theatrical traditions," she says.
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And he's willing to share details stretching all the way back to the beginning of their relationship to the present day — including whatever might help special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia probe, Davis said.
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We have a lot to unpack here, so let's go all the way back to Cupid's origins in ancient Greece and Rome, where, for one thing, he wasn't always depicted as an infant.
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" Trump also slammed media for showing images of "an empty field" from his inauguration on the National Mall while he claimed that the crowd "went all the way back to the Washington Monument.
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It even builds a canine family tree all the way back to their great-grandparents, and can even connect you with your pup's closest relatives who happen to be in the same database.
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Before the M3, before the 3 Series, BMW sold the world on compact sports sedans with the 02 Series — a line of cars that traces its heritage all the way back to 1966.
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Going all the way back to the weirdly hyped first post-release patch and awkward public address one week later, it's never felt like BioWare was really on steady footing with this game.
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"Dollar Days" is the last entry in a long tradition of grand, beguiling Bowie ballads that stretches all the way back to "Space Oddity," and it's set apart by its rich, meandering saxophone.
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Indeed, today is the day that Britney felt a stirring moment of nostalgia and decided to throw it all the way back to "Breathe On Me" from her 2003 album, In The Zone.
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With each episode, Westworld feels like a culmination point for Jonathan Nolan's oeuvre, a synthesis of past projects, dating all the way back to that short story that set his career in motion.
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Cooper seems unlikely to be unnerved by the glare of the bright lights: His experience on the national stage goes all the way back to 1970, when he was just 3 years old.
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"Crybaby" has it all, while retaining a touch of the cloudiness that's always been a part of her work, all the way back to when she was recording goth-folk Gucci Mane covers.
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The Verizon-Comcast partnership runs all the way back to a deal reached in 2012, and Comcast alerted Verizon last October of its plans to sell mobile service that operating on Verizon's airwaves.
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They get paired up so the others can be rid of them, and in the process uncover a series of sinister, connected crimes that connect all the way back to the police commissioner.
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"This is at the heart of the region's culture that goes all the way back to the Gold Rush," said Paul Saffo, a longtime technology forecaster and a faculty member at Singularity University.
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BEN RATLIFF Regression — all the way back to the moment of conception — sounds like an electronic paradise in "Walk Right Back," Jamie Lidell's teaser for his album "Building a Beginning," due in October.
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In fact, the C8 Vette recalled the entire Ferrari mid-engine lineage, going all the way back to the Dino of late 1960s and early 1970s and including the 308 GTB and F430.
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We have to look all the way back to October 28503, which was just before the economy went into recession, to find a similarly narrow positive spread between 22019- and 10-year notes.
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Every day, these women walk five hours in the sweltering heat, just to reach a forest to look for firewood, before having to turn around and walk all the way back to camp.
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Elliot's interest in the screen goes all the way back to 1984, when a friend who worked at a software development company invited him over to see their latest acquisition, an Apple computer.
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Her contribution is to follow this pattern all the way back to America's earliest years as an independent nation, when so many rock critics are happy to stop at jazz and the blues.
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If we go all the way back to vinyl-only DJing, you did not have to play as much to keep your reputation up and you didn't have to buy as many records.
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Nether model is new — employer-sponsored health clinics date all the way back to coal mining companies that needed a healthier workforce, Dobro said, and direct purchasing also has been around for decades.
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The ESPN basketball analyst may have received a lift in his career from his association with James, going all the way back to Akron, but he says he is more than that now.
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But then, if you saw that cabinet meeting on Monday, the man who would be king may still believe that the best days reach all the way back to before the American Revolution.
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LGBTQ media critics call this trend "gay-for-pay" and as writer Seamus Kirst pointed out, it stretches all the way back to Tom Hanks, who won an Oscar for "Philadelphia" in 1994.
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The inquieta adulescentia that delighted the adolescent's father and horrified his mother could now be traced all the way back to the original moment when Adam and Eve felt both lust and shame.
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Dr. Levine said they also can demonstrate what is known as flexible counting — that is, they can start from four or five, without going all the way back to one, or count backward.
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This is the oldest puzzle I have in The New York Times queue: It dates all the way back to June 2014, the summer between my junior and senior years of high school!
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Below you will find our 2016-22 offerings, categorized by subject area, but you can find similar posts going all the way back to 22016 by clicking here and visiting our old site.
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The Brooklyn-born director's collaboration with Beyoncé reaches all the way back to 2007, when they worked together to create the visuals for the underrated hit "Green Light" from Bey's sophomore album B'Day.
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Cohen has previously said he plans to share everything he knows about his years of service for Trump, stretching all the way back to the beginning of their relationship to the present day.
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I know it is difficult for principled conservatives to see it like this, but the GOP's devolution toward ethnonationalist populism can be traced all the way back to President Ronald Reagan, or earlier.
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Very proper, old name and I can go to an old genealogy book and actually work my way all the way back to the first Goodspeed who came to America in 1630's.
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It really feels like "Yes, I am playing ping-pong and I just scored a point" — something other video games, going all the way back to Atari's Pong in 1972, just couldn't accomplish.
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News reports, the singer broke out a nostalgic dance during a golf event in Lake Tahoe, throwing it all the way back to one of the most iconic moves of the '90s — the Carlton.
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Ahead, we've broken down some of our favorite looks from spring 2018, and put them next to the vintage MJ looks we think inspired them (some even go all the way back to 2003!).
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That would not only follow with its recent higher low with a nice higher high, but it would also take it above its longer-term trend line going all the way back to 2014.
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But then the last brick falls, sliding just far enough for the previous brick to also fall perfectly into a place, starting a chain reaction that runs all the way back to the beginning.
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The Weird Sisters of Chilling Adventures of Sabrina stem from a long line of other witches in literature and pop culture who group themselves in threes, dating all the way back to ancient mythology.
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First, despite being seven months in office, Trump has not yet appointed a White House science advisor, which contrasts with previous occupants of his office dating all the way back to Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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A month touring would turn into two months, which would turn into three months, simply because the band figured that it wasn't worth the extra costs to fly all the way back to Australia.
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We took some potshots from the sidelines going all the way back to 1940, but we officially clicked "going" on WWII's Facebook event invite on December 7, 1941, after the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor.
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It's so subtle that most probably missed it, but it's an important one, a gossamer thread that leads all the way back to Apple's core, and to what the App Store means to Apple.
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Usain Bolt and Dwyane Wade went all the way back to '98 at a nightclub in Greece Tuesday night -- grabbing the mic and busting out DMX's legendary "Ruff Ryders' Anthem" ... and it was AWESOME!
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It felt like I was in one of the original Pokémon games, slowly making my way through a difficult level where any wrong turn could send me all the way back to the start.
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The roots of this ignoble attitude run all the way back to the President's childhood as the scion of one of America's wealthiest men in a family where he was groomed to royal ways.
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Whenever I write, I think about the way my favorite episodes influenced me That's in a sense what makes so many episodes timeless with messages that still resonate all the way back to TOS.
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But today's study suggests that for us to truly feel fear, the information also needs to travel up a different one-way street, from the amygdala all the way back to the auditory cortex.
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The humorous quips about Trump's alleged tiny digits spans decades, all the way back to when Spy Magazine relentlessly took shots at the real estate developer, calling him a "short-fingered vulgarian" in 1988.
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Going all the way back to John McGraw in 215, only 173 position players age 217 or younger have recorded a season with a WAR figure of at least 230, according to Baseball Reference.
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" Eventually, at 16, I circled all the way back to the right side of the entry stairs where I found such treasures as "The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire" and "Kon-Tiki.
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Rather defiant himself over the years, going all the way back to his Phoenix Suns days, Houston Coach Mike D'Antoni has very rarely indicated publicly that his team's confidence is so much as dented.
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"I think it goes all the way back to the Civil War, where these men lost a way of life, and they blame me because I'm black," he said in the oral history interview.
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MATTHEW For as long as I can remember, going all the way back to the playground, when aggressive people start harassing others, most of the energy goes to the bullies rather than their targets.
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Its structure mirrors the cross section of a felled tree, with its outermost rings of narrative taking place 18 years in the future and its innermost chapter going all the way back to 1908.
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Notable for a chart that goes all the way back to 3000 B.C., the report states that central banks around the world have cut interest rates 731 times since the collapse of Lehman Brothers.
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MacDonough, 53, will bring to her assignment more than 20 years of Capitol Hill experience as a non-partisan career government employee, going all the way back to her days in the Senate Library.
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The ratio of employment to population, or EPOP for short, has certainly risen since 2008, but it remains lower than it was before the past three recessions, going all the way back to 1990.
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The '60s and '70s have reigned on the runways this week but for his latest Loewe collection, Jonathan Anderson took a path less traveled — all the way back to the 16th and 17th centuries.
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You have to go all the way back to her work as a senior designer at Gucci under Tom Ford, from 2000 to 2005, to remember that she has roots in a sultrier style.
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KERNEN: I DIDN'T KNOW YOU WERE GOING TO GO ALL THE WAY BACK TO 4003 ON A 400 BILLION-YEAR-OLD PLANET I THOUGHT ALL WE COULD LOOK AT WAS THE LAST 15 YEARS.
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Religion is not a criterion for citizenship eligibility, a decision that goes all the way back to the 1940s, when India was founded as a secular state with special protections for minorities like Muslims.
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Religion is not a criterion for citizenship eligibility, a decision that goes all the way back to the 1940s, when India was founded as a secular state with special protections for minorities like Muslims.
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Then, during the second half of the month, starting February 17, Mars will enter its shadow, which is the spot in the zodiac Mars will retrograde all the way back to later this year.
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A longtime GOP operative whose reputation for dirty tricks reaches all the way back to Richard Nixon's 1972 reelection campaign, Stone has been an on-and-off adviser to Trump since the mid-1980s.
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That's long been a theme of good-hearted movies for all ages, and what Early Man posits is simple: It's actually what's made us human, all the way back to the dawn of time.
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That kind of inane battle has been a hallmark of Trump's almost nine months in office, going all the way back to the bizarre spat with the press over the size of his inaugural crowd.
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Over the course of a pessimistic 24 trading days, the stock tumbled nearly 2600 percent, giving up the entirety of its gains from a relatively positive streak that stretched all the way back to May.
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Libra: The price of Bitcoin has been more volatile than ever in the past few weeks, surging to nearly $14,000 in late June before plunging all the way back to about $9,1.73 on July 2.
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And when the industry truly understands that (as we saw happen with boy bands dating all the way back to The Beatles), it is a stepping stone to more respect from the industry and critics.
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And so are we, all the way back to the excruciating evenings during which Bill strategically flattered young Jennifer (played by then–11-year-old Isabelle Nélisse), groomed her, and pressured her into sexual contact.
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Yet the film's strongest connections with Costa's earlier work lie in the manner in which it builds on a stylistic and thematic evolution that traces all the way back to the beginning of Costa's career.
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One of the most widespread superstitions in modern society is the idea that Friday the 13th is unlucky -- a phobia that may stretch all the way back to 1780 B.C and the Code of Hammurabi.
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Game of Thrones has been setting up this payoff for seven years, all the way back to the scenes that bookend the show's first season (plus the series's title, "A Song of Ice and Fire").
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I was scared to death to be honest, and when it was over I was just excited to be alive -- even as I was sick and dry-heaving all the way back to the firehouse.
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Suspicions that Facebook (and associated apps like Instagram) are secretly recording audio through phone microphones in order to better target ads have refused to die, despite official denials dating all the way back to 2016.
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Overwatch's latest hero has just been announced, and it's none other than Doomfist, a character players have been eagerly anticipating since his first mention dating all the way back to the game's original cinematic trailer.
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FROM PEN: Figure Skating Star Nancy Kerrigan Opens Up About Her 6 Miscarriages Shaq's fashion sense can be traced all the way back to the 1992 NBA Draft, at New York's Rochester Big and Tall.
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From Robert Baratheon all the way back to Aegon the Conqueror, kings have earned their place on the Iron Throne through sheer bravery and fortitude on the battle field—and that's exactly what Ghost has.
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Let's rewind all the way past you being BFFs with Lana [Condor, who plays lead character Lara Jean in Netflix's To All the Boys I've Loved Before adaptation], all the way back to little Jenny.
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The company has been doing it for a while — you can watch keynote presentations all the way back to when Apple introduced the original Mac, and their format has been largely the same ever since.
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AND SO I THINK ONE OF THE POINTS THAT'S MADE IS LOOK, WE'VE ALWAYS HAD AN ISSUE WITH FAKE NEWS – IT GOES ALL THE WAY BACK TO THE NEWSPAPERS AT THE BEGINNING OF THE COUNTRY.
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All the way back to 1993, when Phillips decided to open his bakery, he knew there were certain kind of cakes he would not want to make in order to abide by his religious beliefs.
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The slur has been said on TV before, going all the way back to a 1978 episode of All In The Family, but it's never been said six times in about 12 minutes of television.
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The ability to hold individual law-enforcement officers accountable for egregious conduct is important as a deterrent, he said, and falls in line with an American tradition "going all the way back to the founding".
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The sound of the Velcro rip from a Trapper Keeper opening might as well be a time machine — it takes '80s kids all the way back to their first day of school, organizing their papers.
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SHELDON WHITEHOUSE U.S. Senator from Rhode Island Newport, R.I. To the Editor: Richard Conniff cites roughly a dozen important examples of Republican leadership to protect the environment, going all the way back to Teddy Roosevelt.
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"#tbt all the way back to Saturday night in Mexico," she wrote alongside the snap, in which the pair shared a hug, before seemingly poking fun at her husband's choice of accessories for the evening.
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I often find incredible vintage jewelry and handbags when I visit, from 1960s pieces all the way back to treasures from the Napoleonic times, and I tend to go a lot — about once a month.
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The clue here is an acronym for Good Old Raisins and Peanuts, or at least I thought it was — that link says "gorp" means to wolf down and dates all the way back to 1904.
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Now Towns, the team's lone healthy All-Star, will have to work to keep his team in the playoff hunt in hopes of ending a postseason drought that stretches all the way back to 2004.
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If you want to understand the intensity of the conflict throughout the 20th century, both on the American side and the Russian side, it's essential to trace it all the way back to this divide.
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The denaturalization task force that USCIS is assembling now is the next phase of something that, under the Obama administration, was called "Operation Janus" — and that stretches all the way back to the Bush era.
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Mr. Goldman said that like many of his peers, he considered every plant to be imperfect and unfinished — a work-in-progress on a continuum that stretched all the way back to each plant's domestication.
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The term "phish" is also pretty ancient, as far as netspeak, getting coined in the '90s as a homage to "phreak," a term for hacking that itself goes all the way back to the 1970s.
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Yes, and we've been arguing all the way back to the George W. Bush administration about whether "imminent" means hours or weeks or months, and if you think imminent means weeks, then this is legal.
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As with Obamacare, this story began with a politically convenient lie — the pretense, going all the way back to Ronald Reagan, that social safety net programs just reward lazy people who don't want to work.
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In an outburst of naked homophobia rarely heard in mainstream hip-hop anymore, he ruthlessly targets Jamal's sexuality, going all the way back to when Jamal was a young child and dressed as a girl.
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They go all the way back to the 1930s, when Gert's family had to flee Nazi Germany in 163 when she was 13 and the scope of Hitler's hatred of Jews was becoming more apparent.
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"It's kind of a head-scratcher, because he seems really out of step with what the president has said and stood for going all the way back to the campaign," retired U.S. Army Lt. Col.
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Looking at S&P 2628 returns following the election of a new president, going all the way back to Herbert Hoover in 28500, stock returns in the February following a presidential election averaged -6900 percent.
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The debate over healthcare and the role government should or should not play goes all the way back to the 1930s and 85033s, so it's no big surprise that it's something we're still debating today.
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Oddly specific prediction: The Sedins have now made it absolutely clear that they don't want to play anywhere else, which should delay the first round of trade rumors all the way back to late-October.
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Stocks could continue their run all the way back to record highs if the Federal Reserve addresses the current upside-down yields in the bond market, the Leuthold Group's chief investment strategist told CNBC on Wednesday.
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Alison K. Ventura, Ph.D., a professor at California Polytechnic State University who has researched and written about how children develop food preferences, traces your sentiments about Vegemite all the way back to before your first breath.
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Despite their long and rich history as an integral part of American society going all the way back to the founding of our nation, many Muslim Americans in 2017 continue to be treated as unwelcome foreigners.
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This allows the casual Instagram user who may not know anyone in the Middleton family personally (so, you know, most of us) to peruse his Instagram, all the way back to his first post in 2013.
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Unsurprisingly, even three-and-a-half years ago, Phillips had traced this ploy all the way back to the Clintons—although, oddly enough, none of the Breitbart articles referencing Phillips in 2017 mention his Obamacare theory.
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The Disney princess franchise as it's known today has only been around since the early 2000s, but its royal members stretch all the way back to Snow White, from Disney's very first feature-length animated film.
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You can go all the way back to the Greeks and to the Middle Ages and, although they had a sophisticated theories about almost everything, they had no real account of how economies functioned at all.
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But putting these Royal Navy Volunteer Reserves (RNVR) in the same threads as the career battleship officers would have offended a tradition going all the way back to the days of 'wooden ships and iron men.
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Those percent increases are based off of data from the last decade, but Lusk says the Super Bowl's effect on chicken wing prices is present but "less pronounced" all the way back to the early 27s.
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And according to this unbelievably extensive Baratheon family tree, you have to go all the way back to Robert's great-great-great-great-grandfather to find anyone in his family who sired another line that survived.
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FYI -- the beef goes all the way back to the '08 Stanley Cup playoffs when Avery stood right in front of Brodeur to distract him from blocking the net ... and there's been bad blood ever since.
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A substantial rebound in the market has taken the Dow Jones industrial average up to its highs of the year, and nearly all the way back to a level that hasn't been seen since June: 6003,2600.
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The spam king's career started in the '90s by sending junk fax messages Wallace's spamming career didn't begin with Facebook messages, but stretches all the way back to the '90s, when he sent junk fax messages.
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Believe it or not, one has to go all the way back to a friendly against Bristol Rovers in July 2015 to find the last time that West Bromwich Albion put four goals past an opponent.
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Story at a glance The idea of falling back and springing forward goes all the way back to Benjamin Franklin, who conceived of it as a way to conserve energy by making better use of daylight.
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According to the Telegraph, Australian historian Michael Reed traced Markle's family all the way back to John Plantagenet, King of England in the 12th century — so, take that, snobs who want to call her a commoner.
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The first, Costco, "has been in an uptrend no matter what time horizon you look at, going all the way back to 2.43," Frank Cappelleri, senior equity trader at Instinet, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Tuesday.
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And so it wasn't like we had a problem, you know, if we dial all the way back to 2010, that we had a cash flow problem or we weren't about to make payroll or anything.
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The fun is basically on tap, but when you aren't funning around, you can dial the F-PACE SVR all the way back to Eco mode and poke around in peaceful, relatively quiet, fuel-sipping mode.
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Depending on your reading, the story is either deeply empowering and uplifting or profoundly oppressive and disturbing — and the roots of the debate go all the way back to the first canonical version of the story.
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But the government has argued that it's not fair to go all the way back to statements made on the campaign trail for evidence of unconstitutional "animus" rather than the text of the executive order itself.
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Pakistan and India's nuclear tension and arms race goes all the way back to the signing of the NPT in 1968' and their rivalry goes back even farther, to the partition of British India in 1947.
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All the way back to Kevin Randleman's leaping left hook as Cro Cop attempted to sprawl on him, wrestlers have always had the ability to make even the best strikers in the world drop their guard.
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There's Sheila, the script supervisor going all the way back to "Bridesmaids," who tells stories about the nervous breakdown she almost had trying to keep track of all the ad-libbing in the Brazilian-restaurant scene.
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That suggested that archosaur relatives of the Late Triassic Period already were warmblooded, potentially pushing the origins of endothermy in the family all the way back to the Permian Period, more than 260 million years ago.
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The genre may be "America's classical music," but it's been Europeans — all the way back to Gjon Mili, the Albanian-American who directed "Jammin' the Blues" — who created the best record of these musicians at work.
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Li's roots go all the way back to the Courtyard Gallery in Beijing, the city's first gallery of Chinese contemporary art, so he has been involved in the art world game for quite a long time.
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The store is a remnant of the 1970s spiritual counterculture, but also has roots that go all the way back to Helena Blavatsky, the 19th-century Russian occultist known as the Godmother of the New Age.
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From there, CeCe Moore, a genetic genealogist, built out a family tree all the way back to those individuals' great-grandparents, using publicly available family data, obituaries, newspaper archives, yearbooks, census data and social media sites.
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The filmmaker Bryan Fogel recently reminded me that the practice of doping goes all the way back to the ancient Greeks, who in their own Olympic Games would drink drug and herb concoctions to kill pain.
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"I will say I would have to go all the way back to 2013, when one of my trad' published novels had a London Underground campaign, to have matched The Reddening's level of sales," Nevill said.
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Stone's criminal trial marked a tumultuous descent for Stone, the fame-seeking political operative who has somehow managed to feature prominently in huge American political scandals going all the way back to Watergate in the 1970s.
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Lego and Star Wars have a long history of making nice with each other, going all the way back to the toy brick company's first licensed video game, Lego Star Wars: The Video Game, in 2005.
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The dream of creating artificial life goes all the way back to ancient Greece, where the ancients actually invented real animated machines as the Stanford classicist Adrienne Mayor has documented in her book Gods and Robots.
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Getting all the way back to the Clinton-era peak would require Trump to pull off about 160 Carrier-scale moves in Indiana alone, to say nothing of the millions of manufacturing jobs in other states.
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Cindy Cohn: It takes me all the way back to remind me of one my first things at EFF that I did was I tried to help these breastfeeding mothers who were sharing pictures of latching.
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This idea of some kind of plateau goes all the way back to 2012 (and possibly further), and has appeared all over the right-wing media, only to be proven extremely wrong time and time again.
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Economics should be used as a method of organizing society and making everyone's welfare better off—we can go all the way back to The Wealth of Nations to see that, generally, this is what economics does.
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Perhaps the most impactful example of this practice goes all the way back to the early 2000s, when papers like the New York Times were pushing a narrative that said Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
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Panay opened up about about the history of the Surface, going all the way back to before it was a consumer product (the name was first attached to Microsoft's giant touchscreen tabletop, meant for retailers and restaurants).
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This is a very old problem in philosophy that goes all the way back to Plato, so it's not exactly new — although it's interesting that it's come to the fore again in the way that it has.
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The Oxford English Dictionary traces singular "they" all the way back to 1375 where it appeared in a medieval romance, writes Dennis Baron, a professor of English and linguistics at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign.
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On Friday, Netflix released a trailer for Travis Scott: Look Mom I Can Fly, an 85-minute documentary that gives viewers a look into the life of Scott, 28, dating all the way back to his childhood.
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Again, just to bring us all the way back to the beginning the idea of YouTube Music in last year's incarnation and then the one today is to find other ways to supplement that with subscription money.
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The idea was ridiculous on its face, but it had deep, deep roots in the US, stretching all the way back to the Salem witch trials, and we've never quite been able to shake variations on it.
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My point being, unlike the color black, there are endless types of goth, each incarnation from various times and places, dating all the way back to 1967 when some bloke used the word to describe The Doors.
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The series goes all the way back to the roots of the American space program in the 1940s to trace the story of the space race chronologically, uncovering many fascinating lost nuggets and tidbits along the way.
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You see that going all the way back to Aristotle — he refers to the female body as a mutilated male body — and you see it in textbooks today, where the male anatomy is presented as the anatomy.
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Annabelle Comes Homes is the third film in The Conjuring's spin-off franchise — following Annabelle and origin story Annabelle: Creation — but this time, Annabelle Comes Home takes us all the way back to 2013's The Conjuring.
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Then, speak of the devil, came Morgan McMichaels, who reminded us that she was the mean one way back in season two (because other than Jujubee's mom, hardly anyone remembers all the way back to season two).
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Do you think that we ever make it all the way back to reality after something like that, or do you think it follows us a little bit and maybe it permanently alters our perception of reality?
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But the painting along a wall in the inner-city Sydney suburb of Chippendale appears to have ruffled feathers all the way back to the U.S., according to the mural's artist, who completed it in early March.
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Twitter also announced it had to readjust its monthly active users (MAUs) all the way back to the fourth quarter of 2014 because it had accidentally counted users of a third party app service as its own.
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For that, we need to go all the way back to 2005, when George W. Bush proposed the privatization of Social Security after claiming, not unreasonably, that he had political capital to spend upon being re-elected.
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LA PLANCHE DES BELLES FILLES, France (Reuters) - Fabio Aru claimed his maiden Tour de France win on Wednesday, as defending champion Chris Froome snatched a yellow jersey he intends to wear all the way back to Paris.
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Warren asserts her mother was "part Cherokee and part Delaware," yet a prominent Cherokee genealogist who traced Warren's maternal ancestry all the way back to the Revolutionary War era found no evidence of any Native American heritage.
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But he kept saying "I love her, and I need to go to her so we packed everything up" (I forgot my bra so packing on acid sucks) and headed all the way back to the city.
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"Our memory for history is so short in this country," he said, introducing a segment on campaign vitriol of yore that went all the way back to the race between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams in 1800.
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A 10-0 run over the end of the first half and beginning of the second brought the Midshipmen (0-52) all the way back to tie the first meeting of the two nearby programs since 1985.
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This chart (adaptation from one by Andy Kiersz) compared weekly initial unemployment claims going all the way back to 1967 when the data series begins, with the estimated 2.25 million new claims that Goldman thinks we'll see.
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The article, titled "Bodies in Space: Film as Carnal Knowledge," connected Kubrick's film all the way back to Georges Méliès's 1902 short "A Trip to the Moon" and pondered its effects on the culture and on critics.
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"I have a history of going one step too far, going all the way back to college," he told the BBC after being fined 450 euros, or $510, by the city of Rome for his illicit swim.
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How Labour changed roles with the Conservatives as the enemy of the Jews is a tale that cannot be told briefly, but like some of Mr. Corbyn's closest advisers, it goes all the way back to Stalin.
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After missing 11 months in 2016 and 2017 with a foot injury that required surgery, she came all the way back to win the 2017 U.S. Open, beating her close friend Madison Keys in a memorable final.
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The Federal Trade Commission announced yesterday that it planned to review past takeovers by five tech giants — Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft, with a combined market cap $5.5 trillion — going all the way back to 2010.
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But, even if he doesn't make it all the way back to the NFL, hopefully the gym life can give him the structure and support he needs to stay sober and out of trouble in the future.
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But the Knicks cut the deficit in half by the end of the period and then came all the way back to go ahead, 87-85, on free throws by Afflalo with 1 minute 18 seconds left.
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In fact, with so many political successes Orange County has been called "the ideological birthing place for California Republicanism" dating all the way back to President Richard Nixon — who also happened to be birthed in Orange County.
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But to understand my own family, I had to go all the way back to a Scottish fishing village in 1850 to figure out why they had joined this group at the end of the 19th century.
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" Yamada, of Louise Yamada Technical Research Advisors, added Tuesday on CNBC's "Futures Now" that "$1,400, however, would be key resistance because that goes all the way back to 2014, which would be about a four-year base.
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How important is the new strategy to reprogram adult cells back, but not all the way back to stem-cell stage — more to a state that is still somehow specific to the organ the cells came from?
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The camp was getting more civilized, but the overarching premise — going all the way back to the premiere's opening scene — seemed to suggest that bringing law to a lawless place doesn't stop humans from following their instincts.
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Venus Williams was one game away from being ousted from the Australian Open's first round on Tuesday before coming all the way back to eliminate 25th-seeded Mihaela Buzarnescu, 6-7 (3), 7-6 (3), 53-2.
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Not only is Duckworth currently a US representative, but before that she fought in Iraq in the US Army, and her family has long served in the US military — all the way back to the American Revolution.
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When he looked deeper, Mr. Alix found that McKinsey's meager disclosures appeared to go all the way back to when it began advising bankrupt companies in 2001 — the same year the Justice Department had gone after him.
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This involves him going all the way back to the things he liked as a kid— Star Wars, sci-fi and horror movies, comic books, punk rock, heavy metal, and late 80s and early 90s skate art.
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Dany has been struggling with moral dilemmas about violence and the use of force going all the way back to season one, when she tried to convince Khal Drogo's Dothraki to stop raping and killing random villagers.
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From Trump's point of view as he gave his inaugural address, the crowd undoubtedly appeared quite large, but the newly released photos dispute the President's claim that the crowd stretched "all the way back to the Washington monument."
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It was an image we've seen over and over again, going all the way back to the 2016 Republican National Convention, when she took the stage dressed sensibly in millennial pink and channeling the traditional image of femininity.
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For the last few years, going all the way back to season 2, there's been a pretty prominent Game of Thrones theory about a three-headed dragon — and specifically, three people to ride this prophesied three-headed dragon.
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When I took the job, I was taking on a show in a long tradition of action thrillers dating all the way back to Westerns, and so I don't think we were a special case in that sense.
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" Trump's view of the need to manhandle the Saudis dates all the way back to the 1980s, when he said in an 19703 interview, "I want to tax Saudi Arabia for the job we do keeping them alive.
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The first selection, "Kiona and the Little Bird Suite," is a premiere but it draws from two decades of repertory, work created last year and all the way back to 1996, a year after the company was founded.
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While Iran's nuclear program made great strides during the Bush presidency, the fuel cycle was mastered during the early years of the Obama administration, and Iran's use of covert facilities dates all the way back to the 240s.
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It did not look like he got quite all of it—Judge certainly didn't think so after making contact—but Melky tracked the ball all the way back to the wall and made a leaping try for it.
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While Iran's nuclear program made great strides during the Bush presidency, the fuel cycle was mastered during the early years of the Obama administration, and Iran's use of covert facilities dates all the way back to the 246.7s.
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Recently, the world (for a brief moment) lost its collective mind after learning that Microsoft was planning to retire its legendary Paint software, which has a lineage that dates all the way back to Windows 1.0 in 1985.
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The knitting community has a long history of progressive activism dating all the way back to colonial America, and President Trump, despite being normalized in the mainstream press, is simply being recognized for his dangerous, neo-fascist policies.
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Conservatives have understood the power of states dating all the way back to Jefferson, and while Democrats have focused nearly exclusively on Washington, D.C., the GOP has oriented its political strategies to cement power at the state level.
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But it has also presumed to offer him something "more" valuable according to the value system it imputes to him: a tawdry love of gleaming gold fixtures, common to vulgar despots all the way back to Midas himself.
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But in the end, I still walk all the way back to my home and go inside and feed my cat Ghost his dinner, because it's not his fault that the world has so much cuteness in it.
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To find an even lower scoring tie, you have to go all the way back to November 1943, when the Lions and the Giants met on a rainy, muddy day at Briggs Stadium (later Tiger Stadium) in Detroit.
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You have the Clinton corruption going back many, many years, I think all the way back to cattle features where the Wall Street Journey figured out it was mathematically impossible for her to make that much money honestly.
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You'd have to go all the way back to 1991 to find a similar "disendorsement," when the same editorial board implored Louisiana voters to reject David Duke in a high-profile governor's race that captured the nation's attention.
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That's because he's a Zelig-like figure who's shown up at an extraordinary number of key events in political history over the past four and a half decades — going all the way back to Richard Nixon and Watergate.
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I went back and emailed Watson, who gave me two options: Send the jacket all the way back to the production facility, in Pakistan where it was made or have my tailor fix it and they'd reimburse me.
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With the Fed widely expected to slash interest rates again at its meeting next week, perhaps all the way back to 0%, the income that REITs generate will become even more tantalizing to investors flocking to safe havens.
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America has struggled with the urban-rural divide for centuries, stretching all the way back to when Manhattan's own Alexander Hamilton fixed his sights on backwoods whiskey distilleries as a revenue source for the new Republic, prompting rebellion.
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So in January of 2017, I met with Dan Wetzel and Kevin Armstrong (who are both interviewed for the series), and they had been following Aaron Hernandez all the way back to high school covering his football career.
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"Over the years, going all the way back to the Whitewater inquisition, it's seemed as if many of those in charge of political coverage at the New York Times have viewed me with hostility and skepticism," she wrote.
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"It goes all the way back to Eve, to religion, misogyny, all the societal norms we've been brought up with," said Maplewood, New Jersey, lawyer Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, who advocates for equitable menstrual policy in the United States.
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If you look back, even all the way back to the days of eBay and Yahoo when they were sort of owning the web, the premise was these products are built for people who basically don't intend harm.
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And that's not a good feeling, when you're standing in front of millions of millions of people on television, and — I don't know what the final count was, but that went all the way back to the Washington Monument.
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And you can go all the way back to the Clinton years and China-gate and the dangerous national security implications of all of the campaign contributions that were coming in from shady characters all the way back then.
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"You admit that if you trace it all the way back to an American corporation, let's call it 'America for Puppies and Prosperity' and it's actually a shell corporation, you don't actually know who's behind it?" the committee asked.
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Andrew's relationship with Mary could not be more different from Lenny's, going all the way back to when they first met her as young orphans and she told Andrew to call her "mom" while specifically instructing Lenny not to.
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Taschen's tome Erotica Universalis has pictures of paintings, mosaics, and wood carvings of pee-related sex acts that go all the way back to 100 AD. In literature, you find stories of erotic pee going way back as well.
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For example, one of the most consistent things you'll see dating all the way back to Roman antiquity and even before is this idea of eating the eggs of birds the next morning, whether they be pickled or oiled.
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Until then, we don't have to wonder if we could "Turn Back Time" because the stars took us all the way back to the good old days this weekend with adorable shots of themselves assembled and having a ball.
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This points to another thread in the history of conservatism that dates all the way back to Bill Buckley...conservatism has often defined itself largely AGAINST a phantom "left" that doesn't really exist as they think it does. 31.
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The precedent for this goes all the way back to the physical era, when record stores offered deep discounts on new or popular albums in order to draw customers into shops, and then upsell them on buying other albums.
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Not to mention, the service has successfully handled live streaming some of the largest events imaginable for years, dating all the way back to the Royal Wedding in 2011 (that's the Dark Ages in terms of live streaming events).
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The girls saw a white flash in the woods, and the little one was so frightened that she dropped her bucket and spilled half her water, and she ran all the way back to the cabin, slamming the door.
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"I was all the way back to where I was the year before, and I realized ... I hadn't healed from the near-fatal traumatic experience the year before," said Saba, now the 22011-year-old mother of two girls.
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