He had to get away from San Francisco, away from America, away from the news.
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I like the idea of love as a practice that takes our attention away from ourselves — away from our needs, away from our petty desires, away from our impulses.
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Others were simply choosing on their own to stay indoors, away from work, away from friends and, in some cases, away from everyone.
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We were 13 weeks away from walking away from it all.
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Moving away from movies, moving away from all kinds of things.
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And being away from Wi-Fi means being away from power.
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Not taken away from President Trump, taken away from President Obama.
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After a very painful holiday season, this is where my life is: away from my kids; away from my wife; away from my dogs.
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You can imagine people walking away from mortgages, away from their homes.
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Paris, away from girlhood, away from the white, enclosed quietude of my
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People are being taken away from the moment, and away from nature.
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Walking away from Paris means walking away from all that built-up capital.
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When I walked away from Anomalisa, Anomalisa had trouble walking away from me.
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Away from their families, away from their income, trying to control the untamable.
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Backing away from global warming, backing away from fuel efficiency standards for new automobiles.
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The fact that I'm running away from it means I'm running away from myself.
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What is Chris Eubank Jr. like away from the ring and away from boxing?
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But he can't stay away from Tessa, and she can't stay away from him.
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This is a voice edging toward rhetoric, away from poetry, and away from us.
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It's two blocks away from my apartment and one door away from my ex.
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So, instead, he turned away from both, away from home and from his son.
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The third inning got away from Lynn because three pitches got away from him.
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But we're so far away from that, it's ... We're crazy far away from that.
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So I merely watch as my body drags the girl away from the car, away from the rest stop, away from the strange man, and into the woods.
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Others were not conferring with the authorities, but choosing on their own to stay indoors, away from work, away from friends and, in some cases, away from everyone.
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On Soccer MANCHESTER, England — As he trudged, wordlessly, away from the field, away from the crowd, away from the burning humiliation, Maurizio Sarri looked like a man who knew.
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I also have four children and time away from them is...time away from them.
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As Ally and her cloak walk away from the mirror, we walk away from Cult.
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He was shoving me into the closed entryway, away from the street, away from view.
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"Whatever happens, keep inside, away from the ocean and away from flying debris," Branson wrote.
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They took me in the right direction away from the street, away from crazy queens.
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Not shying away from controversy Google has not shied away from taking overt political stances.
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Police are asking visitors to stay away from the area, including away from nearby trails.
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Getting away from home had meant getting away from living like I was at home.
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"They'll run away from Bernie Sanders like the devil running away from holy water," Carville said.
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So we're galaxies away from simulating more complex animals, and even further away from replicating humans.
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It protects users by keeping authentication away from users, which means keeping it away from hackers.
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We're a long way away from anything concrete and even farther away from voting on legislation.
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"John would run away from us, and then he'd run away from the pacesetters," Lucas said.
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I was a week away from being gripped by nausea; eight months away from the relief of giving birth; two years away from reading anything about a disorder called cyclic vomiting syndrome.
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The gender pay gap is decades away from closing for Caucasian women, 100-plus years away from closing for black women and 200-plus years away from closing for Latina women. Ouch.
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And though we might be able to get away from winter, we can't get away from bills.
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"Specifically getting us away from fossil fuels, getting us away from the addiction to oil," she says.
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Star Trek wasn't a few years away from a reboot; it was a flop away from oblivion.
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Her ticket away from her former self, and away from New Jersey, are her amazing rap skills.
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Instead of Titus keeping Duke away from her, she needs Titus to keep her away from Duke.
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I never shied away from a ball in the air; I never shied away from a cross.
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"The maker of American Greatness Again ran away from the Vietnam War, he ran away from two different Republican debates, and now he's run away from the Correspondents' Dinner," Bee told the audience.
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Full repeal without replacement takes insurance away from 22 million; Trump's plan takes it away from 3003 million.
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Constant training results in prolonged periods of time spent away from home, and away from friends and family.
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Mae, on the other hand, is running away from that responsibility, just as she ran away from college.
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I think it would be a grave error to walk away from Europe, to walk away from NATO.
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"Rumor has been going around — stay away from the clubs, stay away from the theme parks," she said.
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But other than that, I was far away from my family, and I was far away from myself.
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"What was taken away from me so easily could easily be taken away from me again," he said.
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Trying to get away from ISIS is like trying to get away from the Mafia, Della Fera said.
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San Francisco was my outlet to get away from Santa Cruz—go skate and get away from it.
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"The maker of American Greatness Again ran away from the Vietnam War, he ran away from two different Republican debates, and now he's run away from the Correspondents' Dinner," Bee explained to her audience.
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We don't like the populist parties because it is a step away from hate, it's a step away from xenophobia (and) it's a step away from some of the fascist tendencies that we see.
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Under Warren's plan, federal regulators would attempt to "break Facebook away from Instagram and WhatsApp, Amazon away from Whole Foods, Google away from Nest, and more," the Warren campaign wrote in a campaign email.
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I had to get away from the other people in the studio, I had to get away from the studio time clock, and I actually also had to get away from all the other musicians.
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"There's no regrets from our group in terms of what we've given, what we've sacrificed, the commitment everyone's made to be away from their families, away from their teams, away from their organizations," Barnes said.
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Stay away from YouTube, stay away from anything you read online about templates — don't put it in the speech.
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Drag healers away from their backup and flankers away from your teammates, then silence them before help can arrive.
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I was away from everyone I knew, I was away from my home, I was in a hostile environment.
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Two, it is hard to step away from the business because you are stepping away from who you are.
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Though the far side is always angled away from Earth, it is not always angled away from the Sun.
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I like to keep TVs out of bars, buildings away from beaches and sweet flavors away from savory food.
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Taking postseason play away from a team is effectively stealing an entire year of eligibility away from its players.
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Step away from the computer Step away from the computer, and set up a coffee date with a trusted contact.
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You can take the girl away from the couture, but you can't take the great haircut away from the girl.
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He reaches out and grabs the woman's backpack, yanking her away from the river she is steps away from reaching.
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It's a way, I suppose to get away from the screen without actually, you know, getting away from the screen.
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Joanna's never been one to shy away from a challenge, or back away from what looks like a dead end.
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She was bare months away from her first suicide attempt and years away from her death by suicide in 1963.
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They kept you away from the candidate, but they didn't, the Clinton campaign didn't keep you away from the crowds.
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Daenerys Targaryen, after having flown away from Meereen on dragonback, is somewhere in the plains far away from the city.
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And you see that in Europe with governments moving away from rule of law, moving away from an independent judiciary.
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Here are three leadership lessons to take away from the athlete's time away from, and plans to return to, tennis.
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I was lucky in many ways to be where I was: inches away from hate but miles away from danger.
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"All I'm asking is that they keep it away from the schools, keep it away from the homes," she said.
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Walking away from Ms. Bonazzi after more than a decade, she said, was like trying to walk away from family.
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In other words, said Gross, eSolar shifted its focus away from materiel and into computing — away from stuff, into intelligence.
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"Just because something goes away from a paper doesn't make it go away from the mindset of people," Chopra Dhar said.
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The dog, Sassy, wasn't just just a block or two away from home; she was about 200 miles away from home.
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All I could think about was keeping those gnashing teeth away from the ones that matter most, away from my family.
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Five days away from your desk and the night shifts afterward isn't going to reverse you irreparably away from your goal.
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Pilloried for its move away from anonymity It has also been pilloried by existing users over its move away from anonymity.
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A hush that calms our spirits; away from the hum of central air; away from running refrigerators, cars, sirens, the television.
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"You train people not to run away from hard things, not to run away from the suffering of others," Miller explained.
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The island, called Potato Island, is about 90 miles away from New York City and about 150 miles away from Boston.
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Similar to the shift away from desktop computers, the Apple Watch could dominate the wearable space in the move away from mobile.
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I try to get, for men, the conversation away from rejection and away from outcome and make it much more about sharing.
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Microsoft has been trying to keep PC makers away from Chrome OS for years, and consumers far away from Apple's iPad alternative.
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It's the longest we've ever been away from our apartment — and definitely the longest we've ever been away from our plant children.
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Yeah. Is taking the iPad away from my 2200 year old tantamount to taking a crack pipe away from a crack addict?
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A quick thrust out with your palm facing away from you powers up the droid and sends it racing away from you.
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Those days are long gone, with the club transitioning away from their spiritual home and away from an era of unprecedented success.
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After all, you can take the boy away from the island, but you can never take the island away from the boy.
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Awtrey was one credit away from receiving a degree in biology and 11 credits away from earning a degree in Theological Studies.
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Awtrey was one credit away from receiving a degree in biology and 11 credits away from earning a degree in theological studies.
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But the question is whether it's too late for Republicans to back away from Trump, only a month away from Election Day.
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Stay away from everybody else for 22.2 days and also keeping older people, people with chronic health conditions, away from other people.
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Stay away from everybody else for 22.2 days and also keeping older people, people with chronic health conditions, away from other people.
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If not completely destitute, they were close — a part-time job away from homelessness, a food-stamp card away from going hungry.
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They were urged to stay away from the nightclubs, Mr. Noack said, code for "staying away from the local women," he said.
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He had a writing room, away from the office, away from home, where he showed up on writing days no matter what.
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The idea of getting away from it all doesn't encompass getting away from broadband: even sailing boats come with ugly-looking radar dishes.
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"He wanted to be playing more, so that takes away from family time, and takes away from socializing with his friends," she said.
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"The Chinese saw him walk away from North Korea and they're concerned he will walk away from the China deal," the official said.
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Move away from zero-tolerance policies Experts have long recommended moving away from zero-tolerance policies and towards evidence-based programs like KiVa.
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Then there's what Googlers whisper, but won't say publicly: Bad Web experiences send visitors away from the Web, and away from Google search.
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In the meantime, we suggest frequent hand-washing, avoiding large crowds, keeping hands away from your face, and staying far away from crystals.
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The warnings about social media were intended to remind the staff to "stay away from opinion and stay away from drama," he said.
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But Sanders has also explicitly built his campaign strategy around attracting low-income whites away from Clinton (and perhaps, away from the Republican Party).
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"After living in Charleston for 20 years, my mom, after they settled, she wanted to get away from Charleston, away from him," Ashley says.
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Hurricane Gaston is expected to continue moving eastward away from the U.S., and Tropical Depression Eight is moving away from the North Carolina coast.
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Companies like Amazon are building their warehouses far away from city centers, close to airports and highways and away from major public transit lines.
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The United States will find it harder to move away from Chinese imports than China will find it to move away from U.S. imports.
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And we're going to be working to drive over the next several decades: a shift away from ownership, a shift away from steering wheels.
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They're often the first time a kid gets to be away from home — and away from parental supervision — for an extended period of time.
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Now the hate mailer's slap is only a click away from reaching your face, but also only a click away from being deleted unread.
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Finding things like that that are me outdoors, away from my phone, away from other issues, is a great way to go, for me.
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If you're climbing away from your target, then very gently push the control column forward—that is, away from you—until you've stopped climbing.
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A move away from "interactive responses" and toward "dialogue," however, entails more than just a shift in thinking away from menus and keyword detection.
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I just wanted to be in my room, with the lights off and the curtains drawn, away from school and away from my family.
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Away from the tiny, inquisitive, Trump-like hands of toddlers, or away from your drunken friends prone to spilling drinks on the picnic table.
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"After seven seasons — really, eight years of being away from home and away from my now-wife and there was that pressure," he said.
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Pulling Poland away from the EU reflects the same sentiments that are pulling the U.S. away from its commitments to upholding the international order.
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"I was one 'yes' away from walking down the aisle," she said, recalling the relationship she chose to walk away from in August 2220.
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For most, it's their first time living away from home, away from the support and comfort usually provided by good friends and family members.
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"I feel that he didn't steal the election away from me — he stole the election away from the community," said Mr. Garcia, a lawyer.
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Spike Lee was in Brooklyn, a world away from Los Angeles, just as Richard Wright had been in Paris, a world away from Harlem.
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While you could maybe walk away from a real estate transaction, we really can't walk away from these trade agreements without jeopardizing the economy.
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Racist Americans keep justice as far away from black death as possible to keep the racist label as far away from themselves as possible.
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It's an issue about bringing jobs back and taking jobs away from those who took them away from us and debased our American workers.
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While pretty flat Tuesday, the stock was about 2% away from its record high and nearly 20% away from the $1,000 per share level.
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It has shifted Poland's foreign policy away from the European mainstream, becoming a leading proponent of calls to take some powers away from Brussels.
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They are just two seats away from a majority in the state House of Delegates and one seat away from flipping the state Senate.
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Distractions are a constant pull on our attention as well, pulling us away from what's most important, taking attention away from the present moment.
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"I would prefer it if they both stood in the primaries, rather than one of them say 'That's it, I'm out, so I'm moving away from the campaign, I'm moving away from the Socialists, I'm moving away from what the government is doing'," he added.
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"These are unrealistic numbers, which puts the whole viability of the deal into question," Bown said, adding that the only way to reach these figures is by diverting trade away from other countries, such as soy beans away from Brazil and fish away from Canada.
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"It looks like a lot of things are going to be taken away from us or tried to be taken away from us," Redford said.
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Bobrinskoy said he finds the sale of shares appropriate and would not shy away from telling investors to diversify and move away from the sector.
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Fairview Heights is about 14 miles away from St. Louis by car, and Granite City is about 10 miles away from St. Louis by car.
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Gomez posted an Instagram video of herself running away from the camera, hinting that she was running away from photos of herself from the event.
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TRANSCRIPT CARL AZUZ, CNN 220 ANCHOR: You're one day away from the weekend and minutes away from being up to speed on world news events.
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"I would say we are some years away from exports, we are probably years away from it being in operation here in Australia," Pyne said.
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Traders shied away from energy because they were puzzled by oil, and stayed away from financials and utility stocks because of uncertainty around interest rates.
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But the presence of a new baby doesn't just take attention away from other kids, it arguably takes the most attention away from the mom.
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Marketers are moving away from using cookies to track user data on the web to target ads now that people are moving away from desktop.
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It takes away from the game and, most of all, it takes away from what all of the great players are doing on the court.
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The most knowledgeable people about clean meat are saying that we're roughly five years away from wide availability, and 10 years away from price competitiveness.
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We were craving the break, away from our regularly scheduled programming, away from the tedium of our breakfast routines and Rice Krispies welded to sweatshirts.
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In fact, he had no idea he was two catches away from tying Terrell Owens' single-game receptions record and three away from beating it.
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Even as he took a big step toward taking health insurance away from millions, Mr. Trump started ranting about taking citizenship away from flag-burners.
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Not only is the I.C.C. beginning to move away from cases involving African states; it is also partly moving away from atrocities committed during war.
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But the campus is about a mile away from the plant Trump visited (Cook said it was "about 10 minutes or so away from here").
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He's taken time away from more frequent uploads to focus on producing lengthier projects, straying away from the grind of a traditional YouTube upload schedule.
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Why children run away from home The National Runaway Safeline is careful to emphasize that children who run away from home are not "bad" kids.
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"Some are running away from joining the army, some are running away from the government and the military service," he said through a mobile video call.
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The National Runaway Safeline provides support for young people who have either run away from home, are considering running away from home, or may be bullied.
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They will raise and dash expectations pushing and pulling young people toward and away from their hometowns and homelands, toward and away from their desired futures.
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The 17-year-old was one month away from celebrating her 18th birthday and two weeks away from moving in with her longterm boyfriend, Deante Walker.
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Tucked away from the main streets, this two-bedroom, one-bathroom single-family home is blocks away from easy transport links and on sale for $998,000.
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We're just months away from an influx of candidates for the Democratic nomination, which means we're just months away from an onslaught of electoral influence operations.
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But to many Japanese people, silent conformity is safer than becoming an outlier, where stepping away from perceived norms is to step away from society itself.
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Weiss' NSC compatriots attempted to sway leaders of Western European countries away from cheap Soviet fuel to divert the flow of cash away from the enemy.
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So we're going out, we're sending people out into America, away from New York, away from Los Angeles, we're going to ask them what they think.
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One of his headings steered the flight away from conflicting traffic, when instead it was the traffic that should have been steered away from the flight.
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He usually wears sweats while working on his novel or screenplay, but away from the desk, he doesn't shy away from fur, vintage Versace and gold.
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The migrants, who are some 2100 miles away from the border, are weeks away from arriving at the border where many reportedly plan to seek asylum.
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" Part 1: Keep guns away from dangerous people Scott said the plan will address strengthening gun laws to keep "guns away from dangerous and violent people.
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You're away from Germany, but you're only one state away from what is said to be one of the most German states in the U.S., Wisconsin.
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Then, a little over a week ago, we drove away from our home, and away from the flames that licked up the sides of the mountains nearby.
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As females moved away from reflex ovulation toward spontaneous ovulation, the clitoris -- the major source of orgasm -- moved away from the location of sexual intercourse, the vagina.
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With the U.S.-China trade deal, the Trump administration appears to be trying to move away from this conventional wisdom and away from the rule of law.
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But I think you have to be able to figure out whether you want to take votes away from a Democrat or votes away from a Republican.
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When it comes to batteries, I think we'll get there – but we're at least five years away from demo stage and even further away from mass market.
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A couple bad pitches get away from me, and then I get back on track, and then get away from me again, so just inconsistent all around.
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Away from the prying eyes of Earth governments, there's a proven danger that citizens of Mars may break away from their corporate overlords, unionize, and live underground.
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They've been away from home, away from their families, their kids, their places of work, for days, and it's unclear when they can return to normal life.
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And then I think we'll find at the margin money that had moved into bitcoin and away from gold will move away from bitcoin and into gold.
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"It shouldn't be a conversation people should shy away from, and it really shouldn't be a conversation that health care providers should shy away from," Breuner said.
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But to turn away from the orange jersey because of past Super Bowl results also means the Broncos will be turning away from their success this season.
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That came after Turkey - citing the latest fighting in Syria - backed away from a 2016 deal with the EU to keep refugees and migrants away from Europe.
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" Klein disputed claims that customers were moving away from SAP, stating: "We double checked and honestly I couldn't find any customer who moved away from SAP ERP.
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The tall brunette held herself away from all of this, instead turning her chair just a few degrees away from the table and looking into middle distance.
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Just ask anyone who's tried to switch away from iMessage, or any YouTuber trying to leave YouTube: at a certain point you're not just walking away from a product, you're walking away from millions of other people, and that makes it extremely hard to take your dollars elsewhere.
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"As a user, you are literally a click away from switching to [Microsoft] Bing, you are literally a click away from switching to Yahoo search, " Squali told CNBC.
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GM knows the move from gasoline to electricity will be a minor one compared to where customers are headed next: away from driving and away from owning cars.
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The mother took the child away from the father, away from other children in Central America, not any asylum reason but just to have a better economic life.
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Julienne Edwards was 22015, five days away from taking the California bar exam and 248 months away from her wedding, when she felt a twinge in her stomach.
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You let the good thing you had going get away from you and in doing so you let the good thing we had going get away from us.
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While Trump has backed away from taking children away from their parents, it is not clear how his administration will handle immigration cases on the border going forward.
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Darla tearfully tells him that he can turn away from her, but he can't turn away from Blue, because Blue loves him more than anything in the world.
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So if you do find your pet needs a home away from home just a week away from the holidays, sitters and dog walkers will still be available.
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You're officially half a year away from the premiere of season 2 and you're, at best, still half a year away from the much-buzzed about season 3.
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Police body camera images showed to jurors indicated that the car was pointed away from the officers and was moving away from Oliver when he fired at it.
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I mean, we really want to do a show that feels like you can get away from all the things you want to get away from right now.
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He feels very strongly, actually, that — that, under President Obama's watch, he stripped a lot of power away from the Constitution, away from the legislative branch of government.
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Nielsen dine in peace, while she is directing her employees to tear little girls away from their mothers and crying boys away from their fathers at our border.
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The Fed is about three rate hikes away from reaching a "neutral" level, where interest rates are neither adding to or taking away from economic growth, he said.
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When we begin to rely upon Amazon, as we travel, away from our homes, away from the convenience of our own local Smart Environment, it becomes something else.
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For Mr. Sanders to step away from the roaring crowd, or for Mr. Trump to back away from a televised brawl, would represent a wrenching departure from form.
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Physical barriers involving private property keep surveillance away from activities that take place behind the walls, and economic mobility allows travel away from high-surveillance, high crime areas.
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It helped her "to push away from being a technician and into a manager, and then to push away from being a manager to a leader," she said.
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Keep trees away from heat One tip from the New York City Fire Department (FDNY) is to make sure a tree is far away from any heat source.
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"We're just one more little slap in the face away from another one," said Nathan Smith, 53, bringing his index finger a thimble's-breadth away from his thumb.
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I'd assist in repairing and updating infrastructure, and relocating communities away from flood-prone areas or away from hazardous facilities where existing conditions are exacerbated by climate change.
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It was an attempt to wrest power away from something known as the legislative caucus, which was itself an attempt to wrest power away from the Electoral College.
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In "Fix," getting away from how the town of Wind Gap thinks about and treats women is as impossible as Camille getting away from a bottle of vodka.
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But in turning away from the human world you are invariably turning away from the complications of being a sexed person — it's a new asexuality, an anti-jouissance.
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One junior was dismissed, meaning the cadet must spend two semesters away from campus, and two juniors were suspended, which requires them to spend one semester away from campus.
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Now throw the runner into the mix: you'll generally find them away from all that, out by the rivers, in the manicured parks, safely tucked away from the madness.
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Merrifield powers Royals past Indians KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Whit Merrifield wrestled the starting second base job away from veteran Omar Infante and the leadoff spot away from Alcides Escobar.
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Centrica has been shifting towards consumer energy services and away from oil and gas exploration and large-scale power generation, as part of a move away from fossil fuels.
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I was saddened to hear from him that his dad walked away from their conversation much liked he had walked away from the conversation I tried having with him.
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As the two candidates banter over who should speak first, Trump walks towards the front of the stage, away from the questioner and away from his chair and lectern.
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Maybe this, allied to Britain turning away from the world, is what is making the world look away from what May calls the most important election of our lifetime.
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And yet, pets become sad and sometimes even resentful of the fact that owners have to spend time away from home, away from playing with them and stroking them.
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Comet 67P is moving further and further away from the Sun, and by the end of January, it will be more than 186 million miles away from the star.
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His characters may desperately desire to get away from each other, but are not able to do so, any more than any of us can get away from ourselves.
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"He feels very strongly, actually, that, under President Obama's watch, he stripped a lot of power away from the Constitution, away from the legislative branch of government," Ryan said.
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I tend to shy away from the language that is brought upon us on a subject, but I'm not shying away from the question, I know what you're asking.
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Indeed, the idea that police violence, and other forms of race discrimination, can somehow be cabined away from work, just because that discrimination occurs away from work, is false.
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O'Neill moved away from stop-and-frisk During O'Neill's tenure, the NYPD moved away from the aggressive "stop-and-frisk" policy of former mayors Rudy Giuliani and Michael Bloomberg.
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Marriott is still several months away from announcing crucial details about the future of the program, but how much will it take away from wary S.P.G. fans like me?
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They are one vote away from winning a vote to overturn the Federal Communications Commission's repeal; they are not one vote away from bringing the matter to a vote.
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Over the last 200 years, Americans have settled the frontier, moved away from cities toward suburbs, and migrated away from cities in the Northeast toward the South and West.
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" : "We're going to stay away from that one.
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He was one South Carolina verdict away from claiming the mantle, one bad Bloomberg debate away from remaining the frontrunner, one Elizabeth WarrenElizabeth WarrenThe Hill's Morning Report - Trump takes unexpected step to stem coronavirus Warren expected to refrain from endorsing Biden, Sanders during primary: report Progressive Jewish group endorses Sanders for president MORE blessing away from a late-in-the-game rally, and one Fidel Castro hug away from defending his electability.
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The pair, decked out in matching polka-dotted Sonny and Cher Halloween costumes, were seated one table away from Roberts and didn't shy away from making out during the party.
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Hopes to move away from Trump talk But Ryan has sought to pivot away from his flap over Trump in recent weeks, something that could alleviate tensions in the conference.
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Stay 25 yards (23 m) away from all large animals – bison, elk, bighorn sheep, deer, moose, and coyotes and at least 100 yards (91 m) away from bears and wolves.
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Since then, public attention has shifted away from the crisis, which was sparked by the city's decision to switch away from Detroit's water system to use the Flint River instead.
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House Republicans are six days away from unveiling the details of their tax plan, and just four days away from most GOP members getting to learn what's actually in it.
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For large established cities there are two options, according to Jha -- physical infrastructure to keep the water away from citizens and preventative measures to keep people away from the water.
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Even though he was busy destroying postwar alliances and praising autocrats, it was nice to have President Trump away from the United States for a week, especially away from Twitter.
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In December 2013, the European Space Agency sent it into orbit in a complex path about 1.5 million kilometers away from the Earth, in the direction away from the Sun.
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Stay 25 yards (23 m) away from all large animals - bison, elk, bighorn sheep, deer, moose, and coyotes and at least 100 yards (91 m) away from bears and wolves.
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We're weeks away from the start of the World Cup, which means, as a commenter on last week's post reminded us, we're also weeks away from seeing that terrible trophy.
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But her most successful novels took place in the Midwest and turned the scope of literature away from away from what Norris calls "overrefined... European pretensions" and toward ordinary people.
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This was a piece where I was like if people didn't turn away from R. Kelly after that tape came out, people are never going to turn away from him.
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In spot trade, yuan opened at 6.5700 and was changing hands at 6.5759 in early trade, 170 pips away from the previous close and 0.19 percent away from the midpoint.
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"Kids are not running away from the campus, they are running away from the trauma and abuse they have experienced, which we are encouraging them to face," Mr. Rivel said.
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The barrier islands of the Puget Sound are home to seductively slow island life, away from traffic, and a ferry away from Olympic National Park or the San Juan Islands.
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He faced away from the women dancing on the stage, the ones wearing the kimonos he had longed to see, just as he had turned away from the jazz singer.
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Nadal's left-handed second serve is all slice, or side spin, either meant to move away from the returner, or chase him as he tries to move away from it.
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The company has been shifting towards consumer energy services and away from oil and gas exploration and large-scale power generation, as part of a move away from fossil fuels.
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And Hollywood is full of people like that, who think they're just a second away from what they think is going to happen, and ultimately it's snatched away from them.
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Just as he couldn't walk away from the Wildlings' plight — even though his men hated him for taking their side — and just as he couldn't walk away from his responsibilities in the North, he won't be able to lie about his heritage and walk away from being heir to the Iron Throne.
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"In virtual reality when the avatar is two feet away from you, it really feels like they are two feet away from you," said David Whelan, CEO of Immersive VR Education.
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If Werder is on the offensive and there's a chance to take a shot from far away, from over 20 meters away from the goal, then maybe they'll try their luck.
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So, it's no surprise to me that people want to turn away from the establishment politics and turn away from our government and just find somebody different to do something differently.
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The "reform" bill shows that the right understands how the rules of the economic game are shifting — toward capital and away from labor (even away from the labor of the wealthy).
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"This is what happens when you run away from home," police wrote, noting the pooch was caught while "sneaking through yards," just one street away from the town&aposs famous beaches.
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The spot market opened at 6.5750 per dollar and was changing hands at 6.5811 in early trade, 256 pips away from the previous close and 0.25 percent away from the midpoint.
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You are just one month away from the season 2 premiere of This Is Us — and possibly only a few seconds away from shedding your first tears of the new season.
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The quest for normality is part of a remarkable revolution; an attempt to refashion Saudi society away from ultra-strict Islamic codes and diversify its economy away from dependence on oil.
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"We've been rotating the portfolios for pretty much the entire year away from the safe havens, away from the duration bets and into credit and also into equities," the analyst said.
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Yeah, they walk away from the server where their code is running, but they don't walk away from all the knowledge they gained making it, or the individual talents they've honed.
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The End of the F*cking World is a love story about two British teens who first run away from home, then later run away from a horrifically bloody murder scene.
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"It was more of a thing of like living a life that was away from your parents and away from convention, and most everyone had broken homes and stuff," Korine said.
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If you can scrape together enough time to get away from the office, sometimes it's nice to get away and relax even if you are not that far away from home.
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After ripping away from the parking lot, the kid smashes the gas, pulling away from the cop and rips through a red light—police say he hit upwards of 90 mph.
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Just five days after being bounced from the playoffs ... the Rockets PG turned to his ex-GF's sister's BF to get away from it all ... and he got away from it.
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Nowadays, just a year away from college, from the sidelines they lovingly attempt to micromanage all aspects of my life and steer me away from the inevitable horrors which await me.
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"Nashville" the television show was still more than two years away from its premiere on ABC, and The Times was still nearly three years away from crowning this town "it" city.
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The migrants, who are more than 2000 miles away from the US, are weeks away from arriving at the border, where many reportedly plan to follow legal procedures and seek asylum.
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INCIDENTALLY, WE DID NOT – WE WENT AWAY FROM INSURING WHAT WE CALL SUPER CATS– WE MOVED AWAY FROM IT AFTER KATRINA BECAUSE THE RATES KEPT JUST COMING DOWN, DOWN, DOWN, DOWN.
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" Another wrote in all caps, "GET AWAY FROM HER.
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" He adds, "We kind of stay away from it.
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It's not something they've shied away from — or should.
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But the more marginal names ... I'd stay away from.
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" "This stuff takes you further away from your goal.
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" Moving away from fossil fuels "as quickly as possible.
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Keith didn't shy away from criticizing Republicans — and Democrats!
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" Tenney then walked away from the interview. "Bye. Done.
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" Blackberry: "We're going to stay away from that one.
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He should step away from the public & yesmen & heal.
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Please stay away from Cherry Ave & Bay Hill Drive.
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They're not — they're the furthest thing away from Islam.
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" He continued: "And I ran away from his funeral.
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" Harvey replied, "Yeah, stay away from this one, kid.
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Take me with you — take me away from here.
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" MARRIAGE LESSON LEARNED "We don't run away from issues.
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"), escapism ("You can't just fly away from your problems!
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"It might, for some people, include fear of open spaces, but it also very often includes a fear of being away from home, with some people only afraid of being away from home if they're out of town, and other people being afraid of being away from home if they're just down the block," she says, adding that this can also lead to fears of bridges, public transportation, and driving — or things that take people away from home.
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But Facebook's big takeaway here is clear, and it's the same takeaway Facebook has been offering for years: Advertisers should move their spending away from TV, because consumers have moved their attention away from TV. And if advertisers are going to move their dollars away from TV, Facebook is ready to take those dollars.
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As our orbital path carries us past the Red Planet, we experience the illusion that Mars is pulling away from us, rather than the reality — that Earth is moving away from Mars.
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We needed to learn to walk away from clients and suppliers that did not meet our cash-cycle needs (and it is tough for an entrepreneur to ever walk away from business).
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Lviv is well over 1,000km away from Donetsk; and its economy, with a heavy concentration of services like IT, is a world away from the coal-mining and steel of the east.
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Moon's domestic priorities and desire to move away from the more confrontational North Korea policies of his predecessor Park Geun-hye create an opening for Trump to back away from doubling down.
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Luck, just weeks away from turning 30, is one of the best quarterbacks in football, but cited mental exhaustion and ongoing injuries as driving his need to step away from the game.
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Scarborough said Trump's rhetoric is comparable to that of fascists and communists, adding that the country is "a movement away from democracy and a movement away from decent standard" as a result.
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Iran also said last week that it had resumed uranium enrichment at its Fordow nuclear site, further pulling away from the 2015 nuclear agreement that the US walked away from last year.
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"[He] was exiting, driving away from the school along the perimeter, when he saw all of the children running away from the sound of the gunfire," Villanueva told the local news outlet.
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They openly announced how clever they'd been in diverting Trump's resources away from battleground states to the Republican heartland, and all the while traditionally left-leaning states were falling away from them.
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I felt far away from the town I grew up in, far away from Saturday afternoons spent waiting, and Saturday nights spent learning what it means to go out and grow up.
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This will have the unfortunate effect of requiring the ITC to handle a larger caseload, diverting its resources away from other trade priorities and diverting the Commission away from its intended mission.
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"We purposely kind of tilted the exposure of the ETF away from the Amazons and away from the Googles because they're not really pure plays in the cloud-computing space," Jacobs said.
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What you did was so abhorrent and vile that you must spend the rest of your life in prison, away from the victims, and away from this community that you unspeakably terrorized.
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Wash your hands (that can't be stressed enough), don't touch your face, cough and sneeze into your elbow, stay away from sick people, and stay away from people when you're sick yourself.
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But I couldn't work for a president who is directing us away from international partnerships such as Paris climate accord, away from civility, by not condemning racism at home, clearly and forcefully.
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Democrats are one vote away from sinking Betsy DeVos Democrats are one vote away from sinking Betsy DeVos President Donald Trump's nomination of Betsy DeVos as secretary of education is in jeopardy.
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Just a few blocks away from one Cairo exchange bureau, a trader sipped coffee at a downtown cafe as he closed deals over the telephone away from the prying eyes of the authorities.
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The strategy will also involve finding new ways to rebalance the economy away from its reliance on the services sector, and ensure wealth is distributed away from the prosperous south east of England.
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According to the arrest report -- obtained by TMZ -- Jones was only 100 feet away from the studio and the restraining order says she's gotta be at least 200 yards away from the singer.
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Suzanne was part of the protest that ended in Poussey's death and she's coping with her guilt and pain in the infirmary — far away from everyone else and two beds away from Maureen.
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In a now-deleted Instagram story, Grande noted that she'd be taking some time away from social media — as part of an effort to stay away from "news" she didn't want to see.
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Dr. Moore said that the turn away from conventional marketing was inevitable after iTunes began to gain traction early in the previous decade, taking away control of retail distribution away from the labels.
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The 1-kilometer tunnel was only meters away from the border fence near the Erez crossing into Israel and a short distance away from a kibbutz, said the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) spokesman.
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All we know is that she chose to disappear, to live out her days away from headlines and away from the hypnotists and psychologists who claimed they could unlock her most private thoughts.
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If he offers the public fair and sound policies with clear and feasible solutions, stays away from boxing himself in the corner and stays away from Twitter, he will be in good shape.
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Gun control groups are also looking at targeting the Texas Legislature, where Democrats are nine seats away from flipping the state House and one seat away from breaking up the state Senate supermajority.
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When centrists urge us to look away from questions of distribution and fairness and focus on growth instead, all too often they're basically running away from the real issues that divide us politically.
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"Even if we walk away from using opioids for back and knee pain, we can't walk away from patients who have been treated with opioids for years or even decades now," she added.
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The party is two seats away from controlling the Arizona state House for the first time since 1964, and three seats away from winning the state Senate for the first time since 1992.
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"If an alcoholic can stay away from a drink one day at a time, I can stay away from the comment section one day at a time," Judd said, according to the book.
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A chair that's on wheels will allow you to move an appropriate distance away from your computer (Jacobs says you should make a fist and sit an arm-length away from your screen).
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I struggled to find my voice away from my family.
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"I can't walk away from him without him following me."
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There, a sign warns visitors to stay away from alligators.
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He studies the game relentlessly, even away from the park.
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He has lured certain countries away from the EU path.
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Rainbow Six is taking a step away from player vs.
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Your negativity took away from the positivity that is Eric.
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That night, April 15, she ran away from the hospital.
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A single set of footprints trailed away from the vehicle.
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By discussing local pledges you'll push voters away from us.
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But recent defections of a dozen legislators away from Mrs.
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That doesn't take any value away from the Golden Record.
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All of these companies shied away from the "MCN" moniker.
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I saw that as an example to steer away from.
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These tech names haven't shied away from big acquisitions, historically.
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Daily life in Afghanistan continues away from the buzzing helicopters.
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So that could be taken away from you. Right. Okay?
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Before, your job really couldn't be taken away from you.
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Take it away from them, they start to fall apart.
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Iceberg A20173 heading away from the Larsen C ice shelf.
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In 1989, Breathed walked away from the strip, citing fatigue.
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"Let's not take anything away from that kid," Samardzija said.
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I feel so powerless to take that away from her.
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Hence Monse's exclusion after she walked away from her pals.
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I can understand why he stepped away from the spotlight.
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" Science Vs" doesn't shy away from controversial or newsy topics.
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Trump alienates allies, walks away from #ParisAgreement & sabotages health care.
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What do you hope people take away from the show?
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The citation was issued 1,000 miles away from his home.
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But others are staying away from Europe's top car show.
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Vowed to stay away from sweets in the new year?
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But this may drive survivors away from looking for help.
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The ship is sailing away from us, towards towering clouds.
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"To walk away from what I'm good at?" he said.
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" Obama added, "I'd walk away from those events so hopeful.
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But away from the protest many voices to their objection.
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Thanksgiving is a stone's throw away from other winter holidays.
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I grew up in Hawaii, far away from America's Midwest.
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They came away from the meeting feeling heard and respected.
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Away from the coast, are they still the same people?
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One, if you must sneeze, sneeze away from the spacecraft.
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So, maybe stay away from the special Rice Krispies Treats.
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Wetland plants sit in dried clumps away from the water.
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Most observers think Kasich is drawing votes away from Rubio.
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And the same for the [Republicans] pulling away from Trump.
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The Dow is now about 0.4 percent away from 20,000.
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It is currently a 27 percent drop away from $250.
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Volkswagen is at least two years away from its target.
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Nobody is going to take Red Dead away from you.
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They live in villages far away from resorts and cities.
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You will feel a world away from Future's orbit here.
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By then, he'd be a month away from free agency.
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I'm one step away from monogrammed towels, I'm telling you.
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Scores of them ran in panic away from one area.
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He's one step away from a black belt, after all.
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People will only ever turn away from you in shame.
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If you let it get away from you, you know.
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Back in Italy, Horford, never shied away from talking politics.
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The fire was just about a mile away from Borderline.
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In most cases, this means just backing away from ties.
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But that doesn't take away from the RNC's hilarious kickoff.
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His name is kind of far away from the project.
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Booker lives just a block away from that first shooting.
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These structures take power away from everyone but the founders.
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And she goes, 'Don't you take this away from her.
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He needs space away from his little brothers and sisters.
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Mere weeks away from launch and a month after Sen.
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"This is home away from home, via Pittsburgh," Maddon said.
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Most sharks will shy away from human contact, Bennett said.
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Each of us carves our own path away from heartache.
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Several trucks park a few feet away from each other.
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PK: He's one election away from having more power, right?
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Oumuamua is now drifting further away from our solar system.
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It takes away from the spirit of the line up.
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And just months away from the midterms -- what is this?
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Don't shy away from flat out asking for a promotion.
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They have taken on loans others have walked away from.
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It's difficult to walk away from that type of situation.
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Sit back, relax and stay the hell away from Slack.
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When they did the secondary we backed away from it.
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On Syria, he has backed away from demanding Assad's ouster.
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The venues are located five blocks away from each other.
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Alan is always this far away from his breaking point.
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Bethenny Frankel is thankful she stayed away from the light.
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They don't need to hide away from the world anymore.
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We're hardwired to move toward pleasure and away from consequence.
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Jill Mumie lives about a block away from Justice Park.
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The Dow also ended around 003 points away from 20,000.
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We were still years away from Zuckerberg's nauseating congressional testimony.
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Thankfully, Sholette's book doesn't shy away from the difficult topics.
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Police stopped Adams as he walked away from the store.
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"It really takes things away from personal attacks," he said.
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Now, this choice was forcibly taken away from my ancestors.
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I came away from Schloss Heinrichshorst more confused about Bitnation.
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I think that's four tiny steps away from being Offred.
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"I'm not one to shy away from trends," she says.
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What do you hope people take away from this project?
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Walked away from there pretty confident that I had it.
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Away from the club, there's the issue of culture shock.
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I still like Micron, I'm not backing away from those.
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Online dating, already widespread, was moments away from being normalized.
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And it's not shied away from calling it an iPad.
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They live less than a mile away from the park.
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These cities were moving away from the previous planned economy.
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I'm not one to shy away from crazy beauty trends.
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Viewers couldn't be blamed for pulling away from that story.
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Those who meet those criteria are turned away from donation.
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But I shied away from anything physical; I wasn't ready.
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Recent policies may have pushed people away from using cash.
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And recovery requires weeks away from work and missed income.
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" Since then, Ratner has stepped away from "all Warner Bros.
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Stay away from foods that are high in trans fats.
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Concerts offer plenty of opportunities to shy away from conversations.
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More people could stay away from the steering wheel altogether.
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But playing away from home just got a little sunnier.
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And now you want to take that away from them.
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Everything was free, and one click away from everything else.
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Knowing when to walk away from a job is challenging.
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Why are you taking it away from him, and us?!
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Walmart never shies away from new technology at its stores.
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That can be especially convenient if you're away from home.
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The generalization takes away from the bite of the observation.
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"We are going further away from just communications," Davis said.
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But sometimes I do this to get away from sports.
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He had been away from the school over a year.
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People may back away from charges for fear of proceeding.
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This week the president backed away from the idea entirely.
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Before long, the siblings were taken away from her again.
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Twenty feet away from Mathis, Steve Bannon spoke to reporters.
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Bret: Regarding Sanders, he should step away from the race.
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"People are moving away from just wanting things," she says.
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People just walk away from me because I started to.
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I don't want anything to take away from my peace.
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Many believe they should just stay away from energy companies.
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Lee's Chinatown buildings look worlds away from his Shanghai ones.
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What do you want people to take away from it?
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Big companies have shied away from donating to his campaign.
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The assailant walked away from the scene before police arrived.
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Millions have been funneled away from the sellers this way.
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What do you hope viewers take away from these images?
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Let's get away from the price thing for a moment.
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It just got away from us towards the end there.
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Did political correctness push them away from civilised political discussion?
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But I definitely don't cower away from the beauty counter.
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Don't try to pry Cristiano Ronaldo away from his children.
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What, if anything, should we take away from all this?
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Is our focus to be directed away from this injustice?
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These people shy away from risky investments in new technology.
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What do you hope people take away from this show?
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That's a subject I try to stay away from now.
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So should developers attempt to transition away from traditional 2FA?
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"We can help move them away from spamming," she added.
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Retzler also said he is now shying away from Intel.
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But Republicans have walked away from their traditional Burkean turf.
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For years, Neste's diversification away from fossil fuels terrified investors.
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UCF is two games away from an undefeated regular season.
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What I'm saying doesn't take anything away from his talent.
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It was breaking my heart to be away from him.
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Keeping convicts away from jobs may also be harming America.
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Moving away from it was the path of least resistance.
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I find one about four blocks away from the venue.
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Capcom has moved away from the setup in Marvel vs.
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No one walks away from one of these cases happy.
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Today he is a step away from becoming France's president.
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I am now not afraid to walk away from deals.
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Ninety percent of football action occurs away from the ball.
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But free ports could still take business away from elsewhere.
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And that doesn't obviously take away from what he did.
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That's impressive for a game that's months away from release.
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The team has also been struggling away from the track.
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You gone get it together or get away from me.
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Otherwise, YouTube wouldn't be walking away from a popular product.
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Away from all these ethical issues, he's terrific at that.
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And with certainty, we will not shy away from accountability.
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But don't let that shy you away from the trend.
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Takeoff was quick, once we'd moved away from the pier.
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Photographers captured some intimate moments away from the TV spectacle.
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Do you think that takes us farther away from it?
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And he has had successes away from this home base.
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At least, that's the take away from a recent Match.
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She's great in crowds and I shy away from them.
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Tarek fears arrest and is staying away from her home.
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These days, it's hard to truly run away from it.
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She looks away from his open mouth, sips her coffee.
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But Chris Martin isn't backing away from that one either.
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Drug users are stigmatized and often turned away from hospitals.
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It's unconscionable for the president to step away from it.
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"And get these customers away from me," the man said.
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That left Ms Osaka one game away from the title.
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And the Senate Judiciary Committee stayed away from Whelan's assertions.
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Go deeper: NASA spacecraft days away from risky landing (AP)
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We live four to five hours away from any family.
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Are mothers going to move their kids away from me?
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Away from the town center, they look less imposing, gentler.
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Here are three things to take away from the results.
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Bowie and Rickman both passed away from cancer last week.
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Fattah's tenure in Congress was months away from ending, anyway.
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But please, do so far away from my Instagram feed.
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And Bright Lights doesn't shy away from those difficult times.
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He feels like he was "running away from" something there.
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Since Trump's election, it has backed away from that line .
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N, has not shifted away from its core mergers business.
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Colton laments that his camel wandered away from Becca's camel.
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Meanwhile, Wills (and John) quietly slip away from the squabble.
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If you can, find some space away from a path.
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Like my foot was 2 inches away from impaling it.
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Bella Hadid isn't shying away from voicing her political opinions.
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I followed him around a corner, away from the crowds.
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It takes me away from overthinking, and I appreciate that.
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Najarian argued he would stay away from the stock altogether.
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But the move away from petrodollars might not be easy.
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"We were about 30 feet away from them," Smith said.
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The Nasdaq was about 1 percent away from a correction.
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Keep your thumb the hell away from the plus button.
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Or else their choice could be taken away from them.
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"We're really far away from esports in VR," he said.
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He broke away from his prepared remarks on several occasions.
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But Libya was years away from making any complete bombs.
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"It's like I can't get away from it," Glazer said.
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South Broward is about an hour away from Stoneman Douglas.
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I WOULD SAY AWAY FROM THEM IN A BIG WAY.
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And to take that away from us is so hard.
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The truck was found 7 hours away from Clark's home.
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Duterte's move away from the US would also embolden China.
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They both want to walk away from it claiming victory.
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It is also steering her away from a hard Brexit.
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Military investigators found that Bergdahl walked away from his unit.
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I don't want it to be taken away from me.
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The drift away from free trade could easily gather steam.
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But we had to walk away from that particular suggestion.
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But there's another message she takes away from the photo.
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But we are still seasons away from a definitive answer.
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I think that's-- the one thing we've gotten away from.
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No one can take that away from me, no one.
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Some believe working away from a traditional office improves productivity.
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The reasons for staying away from overseas investments are varied.
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Somehow, they came away from the incident without any injuries.
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He quickly issued another tweet stepping away from the first.
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I've never been one to shy away from big challenges.
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It would switch its focus away from basic climate science.
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The Dow was roughly 225% away from its record highs.
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That'd be a dicey way to diversify away from oil.
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But Annie isn't letting him cower away from their connection.
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They turned away from each other and faced the crowd.
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Now, we can't seem to stay away from the stuff.
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The umpire can usher you away from the home plate.
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She was sure Kim would be taken away from her.
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The studio is a few blocks away from my office.
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Would the labels scare people away from genetically modified food?
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And all of those "compliments" took that away from me.
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Like, super pregnant, reportedly days away from her due date.
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The plateau is just 60km away from Damascus, Syria's capital.
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He pulled it down hard and away from the boat.
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States have slowly begun to move away from this practice.
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Relaxing, getting away from studies, and having a good time.
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"These children were ripped away from their parents," Nussbaum said.
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Running away from the basket, (Teletovic) hit a tough shot.
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I used to shy away from it in every way.
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The floor is literally and figuratively dropping away from us.
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What do you hope people take away from this album?
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She had dreams and they took that away from her.
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There's lost productivity as people take time away from work.
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For one thing, Taiwan did not break away from China.
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SERENA WILLIAMS was one point away from a memorable rematch.
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Woods has 79 career wins, 65 away from the majors.
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General Zia tilted Pakistan sharply away from Jinnah's dreamy secularism.
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Ukraine's Orthodox church broke away from the patriarchate of Moscow.
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You're feeling eager to break away from your everyday routine.
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We're already seeing how AI is getting away from us.
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Josh Duhamel and Eiza Gonzalez aren't shying away from PDA.
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Bloomberg reports the company wants to move away from cigarettes.
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"Day after day, you fade away from me", Diamond sings.
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She hopes to one day move far away from Hollywood.
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But Musk walked away from it at the last minute.
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"There's no getting away from what he did," she says.
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Step away from the keyboard and take a deep breath.
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Are you going to stay away from this or that?
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" Then Giuliani deflected away from Trump, "Chris, Chris, Chris, Chris.
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Then she warns Chuck to stay away from her daughter.
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However, investors should stay away from North Asia, he said.
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Pandora's service may attract users away from those big players.
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"I think we're far away from a compromise," Maas said.
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Later, Grace says fled Parkinson to get away from George.
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I'm not trying to scare you away from quitting Facebook.
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I didn't want to go, and be away from her.
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We're probably never going to go away from zero rates.
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That's something that she just can't walk away from entirely.
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It's hard to look away from, but it's obviously impossible.
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But he's not the only Republican moving away from Trump.
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Pay it forward — that's what I'm taking away from this.
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Mothers are torn away from their babies at the border.
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You should never take the spotlight away from the bride.
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"Being away from my children is the worst," she says.
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The market is just one month away from the Nov.
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But that day, I stayed away from it almost completely.
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And now AMC is backing away from the idea altogether.
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Whatever happens, no one can take that away from me.
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"Stay away from the proverbial pop of color," he added.
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Do not miss your chance to get away from winter.
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And logic systems really are quite far away from neuroscience.
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Just think about why you're distancing yourself away from them.
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Or maybe Android is switching away from dessert nicknames entirely.
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Yet the transition away from China is far from straightforward.
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What do you hope people take away from Hannah's story?
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"It slopped away from us," Cincinnati manager Bryan Price said.
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Palm was created to be your phone away from phone.
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They didn't shy away from their shortcomings, criminal or otherwise.
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Twitter spoilers, don't you dare take this away from her.
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Most of the time, he turned away from the camera.
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It ended up taking support away from our core product.
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I ate my lobsters at night, away from my family.
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John McDonnell is a hair's breadth away from becoming chancellor.
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What do you hope people take away from your work?
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It's not just Apple that's moving away from Intel processors.
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What's the message we should take away from watching it?
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But the radio, too, had been stolen away from him.
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It's transitioning away from manufacturing and exports to internal consumption.
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He walked away from the crash with some minor bruises.
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So please, stay away from lava and don't touch it.
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"Unfortunately the child passed away from the heat," Robertson says.
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"One inning kind of got away from us," Snitker said.
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Mr Moreno has moved his country halfway away from populism.
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", "Stay away from CheapAir," and "Used them once, never again.
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Everyone should get HTC vive and stay away from oculus.
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Now they are stepping away from a plastics lobbying group.
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It's time to fly away from the impending holiday madness.
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What do you -- what do you take away from that?
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The Beaver Bar is like a home away from home.
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We're going to stay away from the group right now.
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So there she is ... just floating away from the spaceship.
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Like I said: Navigating away from iOS was a nightmare.
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What I took away from the experience was the acceptance.
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Reset and physically step away from your day to day.
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It took it away from last week's low of $1.2335.
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"Orlando always shied away from anything flashy," the source says.
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It is less than a month away from that deadline.
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Trey Gowdy — backing away from the process earlier this week.
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What do you hope that audiences take away from Chernobyl?
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Hoffman House, a palatial hotel a few blocks away from
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And it made many people turn away from his music.
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It's useless, and it doesn't shy away from its uselessness.
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The MTA advised people to stay away from underground stations.
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We'd return to basecamp and lock ourselves away from temptation.
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By that point, they're many steps away from illicit proceeds.
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As hopes turn away from Geneva, they turn towards London.
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The animal initially walked away from him as he approached.
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Some were carried away from the scene, with little resistance.
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And I could walk away from it and be fine.
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Please, heed all warnings and stay away from the area.
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His friend had to physically pull him away from me.
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Keep Pokémon in its own world, away from our awfulness.
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RH: Yes, we're still a long way away from that.
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She has largely stayed away from criticizing her fellow Democrats.
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It was something that I got away from very fast.
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Golovkin's opponents are almost always running, moving away from him.
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Many saw the law as a step away from democracy.
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Members of congress are away from Washington for August recess.
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She passed away from tuberculosis in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1936.
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Concerns about government surveillance drive consumers away from digital services.
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It is located about 40 light years away from Earth.
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" Wittes says that Comey walked away from the incident "disgusted.
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"That takes it away from just being a consumer device."
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In 2004, Kalt was weeks away from becoming a father.
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He calls me a asshole and runs away from me.
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Richmond County is over 73,000 miles away from Ascension Parish.
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He was released Tuesday, but must stay away from her.
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" By the following week, Simpson was "SLEEPING AWAY FROM HOME.
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She quickly gets up and runs away from the window.
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That's the ONLY reason GOP backed away from gutting OCE.
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But she never really drifted away from the public consciousness.
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Shifting away from fossil fuels is humanity's No. 20.5 challenge.
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FORTT: YOU HAD TIME AWAY FROM THE CEO SEAT NOW.
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What do you hope readers will take away from Reset?
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They were then ordered to stay away from each other.
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Away from the mainland, Hong Kong's index gained 591.183 percent.
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I walked away from Wonder Woman thinking about a man.
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So why do millennials tend to shy away from plastic?
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Democrats implored Perry to push Trump away from those cuts.
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He is also drawing support away from the mainstream parties.
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Dubbed "Princess Alice," she did not shy away from controversy.
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Democrats are days away from choosing a new party leader.
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They draw walks when you shy away from the zone.
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This is not something you can just walk away from.
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Mental health in general is kind of shied away from.
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It's going to be hard to walk away from that.
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I remember thinking nothing could take away from this moment.
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It just doesn't work too far away from your console.
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Periscope just took its first steps away from the smartphone.
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The index is now 10.7 percent away from its Sept.
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I realized that I cannot just walk away from it.
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Moreover, we need to look away from the acting awards.
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I came to this bar to get away from work.
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They should also be kept away from other dangerous goods.
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Instead, Stephens decided to pull away from the traffic stop.
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But her daughter has already wandered away from the phone.
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But any time away from Joe feels foreign to her.
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It seems I should stay away from the time scale.
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But health issues have kept Philip away from some events.
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Away from work, most were married, leading completely separate lives.
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NCIS is just days away from airing its 300th episode.
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A turn away from that accommodative stance could spook investors.
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Worlds away from the clam chowder we grew up with.
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" Under "Stay Away From," it said "candidates 35 and over.
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They are about $130 billion away from cash neutral now.
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When the students asked them, they ran away from them.
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He's one meaty role away from realizing his Hollywood potential.
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Wendy's does not shy away from a good Twitter beef.
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Kasich has shied away from making the same public charges.
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Kanye, sometimes it's best to step away from the phone.
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If not, these bees are probably far away from you!
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Eventually, I walked away from the business and reinvented myself.
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We cannot look away from this and we cannot pause.
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I do want you to stay away from that situation.
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We're shying away from B2C as it requires deeper pockets.
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Maybe, just maybe, the NHL can get away from this.
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It's time to back away from the cliff and reconsider.
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It's a charming approach to getting away from it all.
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I did it to keep crony capitalism away from government.
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Today, she's living a world away from her Hollywood roots.
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What do you hope people take away from this track?
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When the couple walked away from Fixer Upper in Oct.
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And you want to take that away from us. Why?
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Local television stations, too, shy away from accepting pot ads.
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They start walking away from suffering and start enjoying life.
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Away from traditional voice and data services so to speak.
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Tyrese has never been one to shy away from controversy.
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But we have not walked away from water, all all.
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We're going to take it all away from the Americans.
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The pot is being given away from a jail cell.
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Note to NFL defenders: Stay. Away. From. Dan. Carpenter's. Legs.
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Majority shareholder JAB is moving away from luxury to coffee.
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The airport is about a mile away from the resort.
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Don't ever let anybody take your power away from you.
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Still, don't expect airlines to pivot away from slimmer seats.
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If that doesn't work, he walks away from the deal.
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I couldn't figure out what to take away from it.
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Republican politicians meanwhile, largely looked away from the issue entirely.
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Six weeks away from the internet, that's all I'm asking.
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Now they're four games away from finally winning it all.
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What do you hope audiences take away from the film?
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Motorcycle ambulances race the injured away from the front line.
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What do you want people to take away from Feud?
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Koa ran away from his abuser and into the woods.
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With Decker, you seem to shy away from that style.
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This wind takes mass away from the star over time.
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Getting away from the job really freed up my mind.
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And it's only a few years away from reality, allegedly.
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"I kind of enjoy being away from it," he said.
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Imagine that you've been away from Earth for ten years.
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How are we going to run away from what's coming?
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A 4 month old baby ripped away from his father!
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The development is just a mile away from Grenfell Tower.
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You can have a hut a ways away from us.
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We made progress, and then we walked away from it.
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Miss USA 2016 Deshauna Barber doesn't shy away from carbs!
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Here's what I've taken away from the tour so far.
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What would you hope other people take away from it?
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So I stay away from telling people what to think.
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To dismiss that takes away from the civil rights movement.
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Shareholders in Germany usually shy away from confronting such problems.
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I'm a few months away from getting my degree now.
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He's going to have to stay away from bad counts.
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Angie pleaded with administrators to keep Pinto away from her.
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That's why it's so difficult to walk away from Trump.
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We're not too far away from its release date now.
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Extra school chores take students away from schoolwork and classmates.
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" RJ: "Do you have fantasies of running away from everything?
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Do you think that's something we could move away from?
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This worked to get Armstrong away from the stop sign.
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Usually, the documentary cuts away from mammals after they're felled.
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It might even cover loss of property away from home.
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But this movie marks a shift away from the human.
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We should be moving away from all forms of burning.
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They could not be further away from a positivist agenda.
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We are far away from the world of Andrew Jackson.
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Saudi Arabia has promised diversification away from oil for decades.
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IT Chapter Two is just weeks away from its Sept.
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That means he's one step away from the big leagues.
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And that they don't actually take away from each other.
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Even the paint's trying to run away from this place.
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Collins doesn't shy away from her role in the middle.
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But exporters stayed away from the market with little conversions.
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So, I decided to make a home away from home.
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What do you hope readers take away from this investigation?
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That's three years before Jobs passed away from pancreatic cancer.
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Chelsea Handler is never one to shy away from politics.
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Amazon walked away from the negotiation table on July 2.
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Goldman Sachs isn't shying away from the UK, despite Brexit.
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The master bedroom is set away from the other two.
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I go often — it's only 40 minutes away from me.
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Gabbana himself has, naturally, not shied away from the criticism.
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Colleen Ballinger is just moments away from becoming a mom!
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"Yeah, no thanks," he says, literally backing away from her.
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Regardless, these new tools aren't driving users away from email.
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Employees can walk away from these trainings with triggered emotions.
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Of course there are downsides to moving away from cash.
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Keanu Reeves isn't shying away from public displays of affection.
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Stay away from negotiations John, you are hurting your country!
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Or get away from everyday meatloaf with this fancy version.
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But each is drifting away from the U.S. orbit anyway.
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"Take nothing away from Brazil," said Haiti's Jean Marc Alexandre.
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Ms. Bruner never backed away from her remarks on Facebook.
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Maybe you live in Ohio, far away from rising seas.
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Yet the networks couldn't walk away from the company either.
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Away from the polls, Silver's takes have always been suspect.
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The balance of power is shifting away from the globalists.
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"You just can't get away from being harassed," DiCaro said.
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Of course, we're still two years away from that election.
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One can walk away from even the most offensive speech.
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All that was needed was to back away from them.
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I presumed they, like me, were running away from danger.
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While members are away from Washington, they'll be crunching numbers.
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