I took a back seat the same way she's taking a back seat now.
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You could shoehorn two tiny adults in the back seat of a TT coupe; the Z had no back seat. Radios?
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But at the same time, the entire Mac universe took a back seat, and in particular desktop Macs took a back seat to laptops.
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Ride in the back seat If you're the only passenger in the car, riding in the back seat gives both the passenger and driver more personal space.
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Anything that falls outside of that view tends to take a back seat to the leaders' main concerns, regardless of how important that back-seat issue may prove to be.
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We were sitting on opposite sides of the back seat.
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His other daughter filmed the arrest from the back seat.
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Black Women are asked to take a back seat again.
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So he reached in the back seat and slapped me.
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Her daughter, 4, witnessed the shooting from the back seat.
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But then the fossil took a back seat until recently.
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It's been taking a back seat to all other data.
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I shut myself in the back seat and fell forward.
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Are investor rights taking a back seat in this deal?
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In the back seat of the car lay baby Jess.
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Aisha wedged herself into the back seat with her friends.
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The back seat was smothered by a bag of volleyballs.
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He tossed the sign into the back seat, face down.
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I waited in the back seat of the patrol car.
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Both were riding in the back seat of the car.
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They sat in front; I took over the back seat.
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Anything else will need to go in the back seat.
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In one video, a driver climbs into the back seat.
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Mr. Norvell got in the back seat next to him.
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So why would we put them in the back seat?
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LPGA Commissioner Whan said politics should take a back seat.
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Two aides tended to their phones in the back seat.
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He sat in the back seat, holding her shrouded body.
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He turned to his communications director in the back seat.
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"Don't move," he told the passengers in the back seat.
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She was exhausted and fell asleep in the back seat.
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The oldest, I would lay down on the back seat.
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" In the back seat, Little Henry sang out, "Goggie, goggie.
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The crew cab's back seat is spacious for three adults.
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Two other passengers in the back seat survived the crash.
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But now netminders have taken a back seat to skaters.
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Lucky for Swaggy, he was in the back seat unharmed.
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"RICHARD," I yelled into the speakerphone from the back seat.
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Back seat passengers get their own set of HVAC controls.
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His three sons, teenagers, were in the back seat, joking around.
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Friend Y. drives home and I sleep in the back seat.
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When the Red Devil shows up in Chanel's back seat AGAIN!
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He said his brother was passed out in the back seat.
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All those other issues would once again take a back seat.
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His infant son's car seat was strapped into the back seat.
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In the back seat, according to authorities, was a used condom.
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In rhetoric, at least, the PMUs are taking the back seat.
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Amber Rudd, the home secretary, accused him of "back-seat driving".
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Mr Anwar says he will take a back seat for now.
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"She finds her son deceased in the back seat," Ward says.
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Power man is in the back seat of the marshals' car.
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He handed the flier to one guy in the back seat.
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This is not exactly relegating behavioral health in the back seat.
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And that means our closets sometimes tend take a back seat.
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Coptis strapped the baby into the back seat of her Nissan.
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That may have seen governance and compliance take a back seat.
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He used to play cowboys and Indians in the back seat.
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Jazmine and two of her sisters were in the back seat.
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She was 7 at the time, sitting in the back seat.
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Nature's fury took a back seat to the crisis of capital.
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The car is a classy GT, with a nominal back seat.
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I can feel it from the back seat, his dazed glow.
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At least you can still be a back-seat driverSteering wheels?
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Esperanza checked the back seat twice before climbing into the Impala.
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A few times a year, passengers hurl in the back seat.
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And the rest of us are all in the back seat.
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They could have left that child on that back seat, asleep.
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Duane closes the car door and gets in the back seat.
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The chance of motion sickness in the back seat is high.
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The Japanese company ended up taking a back seat when Housing.
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Another behind it had gone straight through the back-seat windows.
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"I didn't see her," said Ashley, sitting in the back seat.
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Of course, the back seat is spacious — it's a Lincoln Continental.
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When police arrived, they found her unresponsive in the back seat.
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The Japanese group ended up taking a back seat when Housing.
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Mama taking a back seat tomorrow on the set of #TheRoyals.
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Don't think he's taken a back seat in his career, though.
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A young Orthodox Jewish couple in the back seat were killed.
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Standup comics read a room; Mr. Musleh reads his back seat.
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My mother and I hugged and kissed in the back seat.
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Once I hit my 40s, alcohol really took a back seat.
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The guy in the back seat was clearly brandishing a pistol.
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The once-mighty Catholic Church took a back seat throughout the campaign.
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Whether she would be sitting in the back seat (even more unlikely).
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In the app's new navigation, however, swiping is taking a back seat.
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Soul-crushing traffic, as the kids scream murder in the back seat.
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Claud "Tex" McIver was in the back seat when he says his .
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He slumps back into the back seat and stares out the window.
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The market leaders — banks, industrials and materials — are taking a back seat.
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Moral judgments take a back seat to whatever people around him think.
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As we settle into the back seat, it's apparent something is different.
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So they may have paid lip service to taking the back seat.
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In this case, though, scripted drama takes a back seat to nonfiction.
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For writer Pandora Sykes, being fashion-conscious is taking a back seat.
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Goose sat in the literal back seat and paid the ultimate price.
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Acen was in the back seat with his 1-year-old brother.
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Thorny topics such as Palestinian-Israeli peace will take a back seat.
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What's stopping them from adding an activity to their back seat visit?
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Even the back seat gets its own touchscreen mounted to the console.
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When it's freezing outside, style usually takes a back seat to warmth.
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Their children were in the back seat, and the youngest daughter screamed.
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One of these was filmed by a driver from the back seat.
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In the pantheon of monsters he takes no back seat to Nassar.
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These are the times when form takes a back seat to function.
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Congress has recast itself as a back-seat driver in American politics.
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In what ways might the driver unconsciously become a "back seat driver"?
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Hypocrisy and selective outrage abounds, as neutral principles take a back seat.
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But the father, one of the back-seat passengers, nodded his approval.
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I slept in the back seat, using my remaining wardrobe as bedding.
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He rides in the back seat, which is equipped with an ashtray.
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King sat cross-legged in the back seat, replying to e-mails.
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The car's back window was shattered, and glass littered the back seat.
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We also have a false sense of security in the back seat.
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"It looks like the back seat of an old Chevrolet," Julie said.
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Its ambiguities of character take a back seat to a trite upshot.
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Jimenez sat in the back seat of the truck, thumbing her phone.
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Fashion, said Dr. Lipsitz, needs to take a back seat to function.
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I visit every nursery around, returning home with the back seat laden.
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Patrick grabs his electric guitar and mini-amp from the back seat.
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His diploma studies have taken a back seat to his new career.
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Mr. McCullough, wearing street clothes, grinned at reporters from the back seat.
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I started saying my goodbyes, but they got into the back seat.
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The rearview mirror that cannot see someone sitting in the back seat.
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"Hanging up right behind me in the back seat, officer," he answers.
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Sex, death, and existential angst make frequent appearances in the back seat.
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So far, the Senate has taken a back seat in tax discussions.
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Dale in the back seat coming in with 'The Knicks play basketball!
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In "Ontario Gothic," it's a stretch to become a back-seat driver.
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By comparison, few models have seat-belt reminders for the back seat.
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But as for dealing with a dead relative in the back seat?
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I think they stained my back seat, so I got it scrubbed.
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I was so mad, and our son was screaming in the back seat.
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The inflatable mattress is contoured to fit the back seat of your car.
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Indirect needs — tagged as arts programming and support services — took a back seat.
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For Xi's administration, "trade takes a back seat to territory," according to Kucik.
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Decadent drinks topped with whipped cream are taking a back seat at Starbucks.
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Daniel sat stock still in the back seat, terrified of what could happen.
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Scott allegedly discovered her son in the back seat at about 1 p.m.
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In the back seat of one van was a corpse burned beyond recognition.
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He entered through the unlocked front door and climbed into the back seat.
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He sat with Willett in the back seat, she told the Post-Dispatch.
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"That's like drinking tequila in the back seat of the taxi," Sugarman says.
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Some Japanese officials, though, say trade will take a back seat to security.
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But Microsoft makes it clear the playfulness takes a back seat to purpose.
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The United States can't afford to take a back seat to any competitor.
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A highly sought after tech guru, her personal life took a back seat.
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For once, the vehicles and technologies take a back seat to their creators.
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Ah, the joys of parenthood, where sleep takes a back seat for everyone.
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However, binge-watching takes a back seat when you live with other people.
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The same applies to EVs, where VW is hardly taking a back seat.
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But at Amazon, the software program takes a back seat to written memos.
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Back-seat accommodations will make two adults feel welcome; three, not so much.
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The back seat is quite roomy for two adults, three in a pinch.
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She did not know the third man seen sitting in the back seat.
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"Can we get the car right away?" she asked from the back seat.
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The man hunched in the back seat once lived for days like this.
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Their only backrest is a case of Gatorade tucked behind the back seat.
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But these all take a back seat to his love of classic cars.
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There's no need to upgrade to the Accord for decent back-seat room.
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DeWine has also been willing to take a back seat to medical professionals.
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The rationale is simple: Instant gratification takes a back seat to visceral experience.
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Police say they also found a hypodermic needle cap in the back seat.
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Even that effort later took a back seat to an anti-ISIS campaign.
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"Tears in the Back Seat," read the Daily Mirror's headline, on both days.
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Officer Pastran searched the back-seat area and announced he had found nothing.
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My middle brother would lay down in the floor of the back seat.
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It was him sleeping on the back seat when we traveled at night.
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When a controversial play occurs, there is no shortage of back-seat drivers.
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Ms. Hood, who had been sleeping in the back seat, was violently thrown.
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The teenager slumped in the back seat, half listening, half checking his texts.
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A folding split back seat lets long boxes of Ikea furniture ride along.
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Her plans to backpack Europe would take a back seat to seeking answers.
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I climbed into the back seat of his car, and away we went.
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But these issues took a back seat for me when evaluating Biden's performance.
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The search for solutions has taken a back seat to tribal point-scoring.
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I want him to take a back seat, to take a supporting role.
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You'll probably need to access these pretty rarely, but the button that makes the back seat headrests flop down automatically is a neat party trick to impress your passengers (as long as none of them are, well, in the back seat).
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He said his father mentioned the shooting from the back seat of the car.
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You can't jump in the back seat with a bottle of scotch, you know.
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Despite being the family matriarch, Kris had to take a back seat to West.
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Our current president takes the back seat in a golf cart instead of walking.
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There's also the more common issue of drunk people puking in your back seat.
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While Pratt has been keeping busy, his personal life hasn't taken a back seat.
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His daughters, Sara, 9, and Sophia, 12, were found unresponsive in the back seat.
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In the video, Diamond's 4-year-old daughter is watching from the back seat.
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Rather, they climbed into the back seat where Chase was buckled and handcuffed him.
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By lunchtime, Cooper had been in the back seat of Harris' vehicle for hours.
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In the rear, a low-profile drive shaft tunnel keeps the back seat spacious.
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Two 5-foot-9 humans will find the back-seat space a custom fit.
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Institutions like religion, organised labour and even the state itself take a back seat.
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Is he taking a back seat with the New Pornographers for the foreseeable future?
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But there is another clown masked assailant in the back seat of her car.
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The family's nanny, Maria Turin Borrallo, sat with the children in the back seat.
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I can't tell from the back seat who's in control of Google's autonomous Lexus.
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Too many women jump in the back seat when it comes to their finances.
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In contrast, TPP took a back seat to tax reform for most U.S. companies.
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If one considers revenue growth, however, Uber may take a back seat to Lyft.
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Day-to-day developments are now taking a back seat to the bigger picture.
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The weapon, which investigators found on the floor of the back seat, was a .
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"Get in the back seat," he told a young man wearing a sleeveless shirt.
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Her lawyer, Jason Cassel, said she now keeps her phone in the back seat.
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The hood came down moments later, in the back seat of a Lyft car.
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For the last few days, though, the critiques have largely taken a back seat.
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As a result, Daryl took a bit of a back seat for a while.
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I circled the streets on my motorbike, cajoling random girls onto its back seat.
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When it comes to PBMs, patient care takes a back seat to profit margins.
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Suddenly her job and even her own health needed to take a back seat.
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An S.U.V. was parked in front; two dogs leaped, barking, from its back seat.
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At least three more could have fit into the back seat of her car.
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In my house, cookbooks have taken a back seat to an offshoot of nytimes.
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Right now, climate concerns are taking a back seat to the public health crisis.
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His other daughter, 14, filmed the arrest from the back seat of the car.
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The safety of the back seat could become a bigger focus with autonomous vehicles.
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The children, who were in the back seat, were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Yet some Americans were not in the back seat: They were in the office.
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From the back seat, Eli reached up to touch the back of my neck.
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Wall Street's longest-serving C.E.O. is starting to take more of a back seat.
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When times are good, the resentment component of "envious prejudice" takes a back seat.
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But she recently installed a dog-proof seat cover for the entire back seat.
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By contrast, economists suggest, racial attitudes take a back seat in better economic times.
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There were two boys in the back seat, and five standing in the back.
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The immersive ride will take place in the back seat of 2020 Ford Explorers.
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Predicting contenders at this tournament has taken a back seat to forecasting the winds.
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Since the mid-1970s, this ideal has taken a back seat to budgetary concerns.
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George's body was later found by police in the back seat of her car.
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With belts for three, the back seat has generous room for two average adults.
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"So when are you going to adopt me?" he asked from the back seat.
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Our good intentions often take a back seat to the reception our actions inspire.
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Clarke agrees, but Berglund curses, slams the door and gets in the back seat.
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From here on out, public health would take a back seat to Dow Chemical.
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The headrest of the back seat extends to serve the front seat as well.
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He waved to us, asked how we were, and looked into the back seat.
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And the Mercedes-Benz GLC222 has a roomier back seat and a lovely interior.
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Impreza's back seat will welcome two adults with good foot, leg, knee and headroom.
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That doesn't mean the PC gaming industry is taking a back seat at CES.
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In the back seat, Igor Vaschuk, a software engineer with a goatee, perked up.
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Suffice it to say that certain aspects of child rearing took a back seat.
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You will struggle to thrive if your health and wellness takes a back seat.
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Over the decades that followed, this sacred calling took a back seat to scholarship.
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A girl was holding up a piece of notebook paper in the back seat.
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Critics said the proposed changes appeared to put those communities in the back seat.
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In Episode 7, the vulgar humor of "Insecure" takes a back seat to heartbreak.
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Police said Johnson was found dead in the back seat of a white truck.
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You can make out his chauffeur's cap and that she's in the back seat.
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We're told the gunmen then drove away with Tekashi still in the back seat.
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But over the years their ideological aims took a back seat to their criminal activities.
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For many, though by no means all, mathematicians, teaching takes a back seat to research.
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In the back seat, surrounded by lettuce and chicory, living snails crawled over the female.
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When he returned to the vehicle he found a Koala chilling in the back seat.
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Love, ultimately, took a back seat to that pursuit, but it wouldn't come without sacrifice.
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Instead, I take a nap in the back seat of my car for 45 minutes.
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Tempering the most-excellent Volt experience is a sparsely trimmed back seat that remains snug.
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Customers can see what the car "sees" through an iPad provided in the back seat.
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Tuesday less than a mile from the bar, with Camou laying in the back seat.
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"When I started the show, I took a back seat on the gym," Taylor recalled.
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"Safety should not take a back seat, especially a shrunken seat, to airline profits," Rep.
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The children also study subjects that are more academic, but these take a back seat.
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The woman's grandson sits in the back seat, face visible for the world to see.
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Shareholder profits take a back seat to the safety and soundness of the banking system.
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The resume has taken a back seat in our HR department, and it feels good.
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Her 4-year-old daughter was sitting in the back seat when he was killed.
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Tyler's 17-year-old girlfriend witnessed the shootings from the back seat of their car.
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It's kind of hard juggling everything at once and romance sometimes takes a back seat.
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Another monitor in the back seat allows passengers to see what the car is seeing.
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Instead, the back seat has a luxurious, silk sofa that can fit two people comfortably.
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Gillian passed out in the back seat of the car, and his lips turned blue.
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Her husband held her hand from the back seat during the ride to San Juan.
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It seems as if the moment has arrived for drivers to take the back seat.
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When the shooting stopped, her 7-year-old daughter in the back seat was dead.
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And, as we saw during the financial crisis, regulators often gave it a back seat.
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For too many generals, governors, and police chiefs, winning the war takes a back-seat.
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Still, the extent to which the economic question has taken a back seat is surprising.
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But for long stretches, those concerns took a back seat to a focus on crime.
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The back seat is adequate for the segment — adults should be OK for short trips.
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But Wilson added "specialty" issues like Russia will always take a back seat for voters.
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They're all across the back seat, crawling up the windows, squirming in the passenger side.
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He set off a bomb while in the back seat, causing police to open fire.
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The blast threw the driver, Pavel G. Sheremet, a prominent journalist, into the back seat.
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" Founders frequently complain that "investors are back-seat drivers who won't get their hands dirty.
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In the franchise's first serialized television show, everything else takes a back seat to action.
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He let us go, and Adichie, in the back seat, laughed all the way home.
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You should be leading a national response instead of throwing tantrums from the back seat.
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What if you stop so that the sign is lined up with the back seat?
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There appeared to be stolen mail in the back seat of the car, Evans said.
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Freewheeling passengers splayed themselves across the back seat and popped open Champagne bottles she supplied.
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In the back seat, there were three surviving children, all under the age of 6.
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Uber said it was also exploring similar tests, with employees moving to the back seat.
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David always took a back seat to Charles when it came to running the corporation.
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Restfulness and recharging can take a back seat to the perception and appearance of productivity.
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He wheeled Shahd down to a waiting car and lifted her into the back seat.
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When he gave the name of the school, the driver turned to the back seat.
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Test riders will eventually be relocated to the back seat, where Americans increasingly find themselves.
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I had work to do, so while Hugh drove I sat in the back seat.
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The male driver claimed Dick reached over from the back seat and grabbed his crotch.
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He found Sessions in the back seat of a black sedan, with the engine running.
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All children younger than 13 years should be in a vehicle's back seat, it said.
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He was also accused of striking another officer who was sitting in the back seat.
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Until then, it's still taking a back seat to the Razr and its potential lumps.
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A press secretary who worked for Franco was sitting the back seat and was injured.
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Loyalty to party or president takes a back seat to principle as he defines it.
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The back seat slides fore and aft and easily takes on two full-size adults.
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The back seat provides good but not limo-like legroom in the noticeably comfortable chairs.
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It wasn't until he was in the back seat that he saw Dr. and Mrs.
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For too many officials, winning the war takes a back seat to more prosaic motives.
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The N.B.A. takes a back seat to college basketball at the ideal time each year.
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May, in the back seat, sits with her head down on her knees, perfectly still.
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In the back seat, eight-foot-long two-by-fours leaned up toward the heavens.
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And this is where reader interest in some cases has to take a back seat.
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It had no license plates, and the interior had been removed save for the back seat.
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The taxi's in-car video captured the brothers flagging it and riding in the back seat.
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He's taken a back seat to Daenerys, who does what she wants regardless of his counsel.
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What we didn't know then is that Jack's brother Nicky was asleep in the back seat.
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In the back seat was McCullough and Crystal Harrolle, the investigator from the public defender's office.
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But the proposal took a back seat to other priorities during the last session of Congress.
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Yes, Lyft has made drunk ordering bad tacos from the back seat an official marketing opportunity.
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As the car grows smaller, Ben sees a single red balloon rise from the back seat.
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In the Facebook Live video, Reynold's 4-year-old daughter is watching from the back seat.
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It does not take a back-seat driver to ensure that a country is badly run.
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Reynolds eventually begins filming from the back seat of the police car with her little girl.
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Meetings are routinely missed; businessfolk often call in from the back seat of a stationary vehicle.
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She complied, prying the child from the back seat and leaving her belongings in the car.
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And as the presidential election in 2019 approaches, reform will take a back seat to winning.
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Many believed that we'd be relegated (or promoted) to the back seat as soon as 20183.
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He carries her to his car, lays her in his back seat very carefully and gently.
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I don't know where he was when I crawled into the back seat clutching my head.
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One of the bullets hit Jazmine, who was sitting in the back seat, killing her instantly.
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The project had to take a bit of a back seat while we finished our studies.
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Patient comfort should not take a back seat during treatment, and it does not need to.
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The man looked at the empty back seat of the squad car being presented to him.
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American foreign policy toward the continent has taken a back seat over the past eight years.
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He got "really serious" about it, and video making with his brother took a back seat.
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"Get down," she screamed to the three other daughters she couldn't protect in the back seat.
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Because of the proximity to the Oscars, the Globes' TV tends to take a back seat.
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Suddenly I'm getting into the back seat of an Oldsmobile in pajamas and a ski jacket.
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He saw his idol sitting in the back seat, his pompadour done up high and shiny.
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Ride in the back seat of taxis and in the middle row or seat in minivans.
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The 7's back seat probably has the same volume as an entire 2 Series cabin.
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Utah also took a back seat to yet another storyline: the end of Paul Pierce's career.
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All that's left is Peter staring into a camera refusing to look to the back seat.
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Kalkbrenner, slouched in the back seat, said that he first came to New York in 1999.
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Then I got "Falcon Crest," and the film portion of my career took a back seat.
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The back seat wasn't roomy by any stretch, but it could handle adults for short journeys.
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When the Common Core standards were released in 2010, handwriting took a back seat to typing.
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When she awoke, the driver was in the back seat, touching her breast, federal prosecutors said.
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But whiskey, too, has taken a back seat in cocktails like the manhattan and the Boulevardier.
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I could feel it as his voice floated from the back seat just above a whisper.
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In April, a 16-year-old girl was shot in the back seat of a car.
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For much of the season, the Champions League seemed to take a back seat for Liverpool.
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"'Don't worry,'" Ms. Matthau, now 36, remembers him saying as they sat in the back seat.
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As his girls cried in the back seat, Mr. Sellars was handcuffed and taken to jail.
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A helpful feature for parents: a reminder to check the back seat upon exiting the vehicle.
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That's why, even in the midst of a crisis, climate action can't take a back seat.
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I couldn't focus on the road or my son's voice chiming in from the back seat.
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As expected from Klopp, whose front three takes a back seat to no one, even today.
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We're not yet out of Minnesota the first time he lights up in the back seat.
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It's important to take the back seat and let the influencer do what they do best.
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With rear doors that swing wide, putting car seats into the back seat is easy enough.
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They fear the agency's core mission is taking a back seat to the interests of industry.
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Alec had a habit of tossing his Walgreens prescription bags and receipts in the back seat.
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Not lacking in features, you'll appreciate the mower's low-back seat, automatic headlights, and cup holder.
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I finished a second beer and tossed the can onto the floor of the back seat.
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The passenger leaves, you check the back seat, and there is a mess that requires cleaning.
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From the back seat of the police cruiser, Jones repeatedly asked what he was charged with.
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The tax law has also taken a back seat as an issue in the tight race.
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The boys stirred in the back seat, as she made a leisurely loop around the truck.
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The back seat, with its separate climate zone and heated cushions, will tote three tallish passengers.
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Moments later, Russell returned the vehicle and drove off with LaPointe still in the back seat.
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On the way, she told police, she fell asleep in the back seat of Parmar's Toyota.
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Exposition took a back seat again and again even as a larger story was clearly developing.
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When Ms. Jacobson opened the car door, the two dogs bounded out of the back seat.
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The legroom in what passes for a back seat would cramp all but the smallest passengers.
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But it also means passenger train scheduling needs to take a back seat to freight priorities.
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He makes a strong case for 2018 taking a back seat to 1968 ... on many levels.
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Still, Business Insider's Benjamin Zhang, in the back seat, said that he couldn't smell Manhattan anymore.
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It's a brittle dynamic that doesn't work without everyone (including Tim Hardaway Jr.) embracing a back seat.
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Another firefighter moves an axe to make room for me to sit down in the back seat.
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A familiar cry from the back seat, for any parent, and one we hear from Tesla investors.
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Officials found the gun on the floor of the back seat, behind the driver's seat, police said.
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"Your personal aches, your enormous sufferings, your terrible memories—they must take a back seat," she says.
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For now, most players understand that diplomacy will take a back seat to air strikes and rockets.
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He remembered the first thing Vivar told him was that her son was in the back seat.
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Claud "Tex" McIver, 64, was riding in his vehicle's back seat in Atlanta the evening of Sept.
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Human rights and religious liberty are likely to take a back seat, whether in Riyadh or Rabat.
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Then it pushes her to the back seat when Viviane's character starts to get real screen time.
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Mr Paulson hoped that the government would eventually take a back seat, but that has not happened.
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The ride was smooth, though my six-foot frame was a bit cramped in the back seat.
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Bangladesh's biggest successes —garments, microfinance and telecoms—are in industries where the government took a back seat.
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Jackson was with her daughter in the back seat of the vehicle when the pair was found.
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More broadly, boring stuff like upgrading graphics cards took a back seat to envelope-pushing new technology.
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The bad news is - in either scenario, further economic reforms in Italy will take a back seat.
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Dad nods, and the security personnel pick her up and return her to the back seat. RAPE!
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Each UberPOOL car will only take a maximum of three passengers, leaving the middle back seat vacant.
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The idea is to make riders more cognizant of how they behave while in the back seat.
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What's more disturbing is the fact that her infant son was found crying in the back seat.
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If he hadn't known she was asleep in the back seat, why didn't they just say that?
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Star sits in the passenger seat, rolling a cigarette and handing Maurice parts from the back seat.
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The brain rode back with him on the floor in the back seat of a Chevy Sedan.
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And this is why, unfortunately, oral health often takes a back seat to other matters of health.
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Ideas to help the poor, like the EITC, need to take a back seat to deficit concerns.
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Driver agreed to put phones in back seat and continued his commute with 8 less distractions. pic.twitter.
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The back seat on the driver's side took the brunt of the impact, CNN affiliate KGTV reported.
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In the Chinese city of Linjiang, Damir photographed passers-by from the back seat of a tricycle.
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Lenny says he was afraid for his life and called 911 several times from the back seat.
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The nuns would climb into the back seat of the car and begin to say the Rosary.
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Her sons, DeAngelo Maldonado, 3, and Christopher Maldonado, 8, were in the back seat of the car.
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The outgoing Malibu, with its tight back seat and awkward sheet metal, stumbled against such market forces.
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He pulls her in and starts going to town on her right there in the back seat.
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With the focus on sterling, the U.S. non-farm payrolls report took something of a back seat.
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The boxes of what was left of my life remained in the back seat of my car.
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Under the agency's centralized plan, cost, safety and reliability would take a back seat to reducing carbon.
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So far, that chamber has been willing to take a back seat as the House crafted legislation.
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What you can't see in the photo is the back seat, where her infant son sat crying.
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Maybe I can just say that Nate takes a back seat for the rest of the evening.
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Optima and Sonata offer that back-seat warmth and a panoramic glass roof that improves the ambience.
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There are also deals on dash cams from Uniden and back seat baby mirrors from Baby & Mom.
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As long as racial equality took a back seat to New Deal economic programs, the coalition held.
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"Animals — especially shelter pets — they always have to take the back seat of the bus," Alsup said.
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We argued pretty intensely in the back seat as the rest of the family stayed silent upfront.
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And at least in this list, it takes a back seat to the person holding the microphone.
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Ms. Reynolds's 4-year-old daughter was in the back seat at the time of the shooting.
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And more often than not, professed ideals will take a back seat to whatever drives the market.
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From the back seat, Latasha wondered if they could smoke some pot before they went to sleep.
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In late November, he started crying suddenly in the back seat as we drove down Meadowbrook Road.
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But through the years, romantic couple time has taken a back seat to Sonics Dance Team events.
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Mr. Boushie was shot in the head while sitting in the back seat of a parked vehicle.
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But her importance as a character takes a back seat to her role as a plot device.
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Her mother — they got us in the back seat of a dark tinted car with tinted windows.
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"All right, this was in the back seat on the floor," Officer Erickson narrates for the camera.
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Loyalty to neighborhood schools will always take a back seat to the needs of their own children.
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"I don't want to see it any more," Lela Free said, staring out from a back seat.
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The gate guard raised his eyebrows at my deck sticking up from piles in the back seat.
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"Let's start the tour at Frank Campbell," Lindy Woodhead suggested, from the back seat of a limo.
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Saturday, flashing a smile at Ms. Dawson, who had just joined the trip, in the back seat.
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But if food is also a priority, your emotional state is going to take a back seat.
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So it is not surprising that budget issues have taken a back seat to national security concerns.
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Mr. O'Brien will be along for an erratic and risky ride, probably relegated to the back seat.
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The California Democrat, who was sitting in the back seat, underwent surgery to stop the internal bleeding.
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My parents' solution to the sulking 14 year old in the back seat of their rental car?
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With partyers fleeing, Mr. Burch jumped into the back seat of a car as it drove away.
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In the back seat of the car were five children ranging in age from five to 15.
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There are practical concerns as well, even if they are taking a back seat for the moment.
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They were in the back seat with their parents in the front, Angelina County Sheriff's Department Capt.
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Cocaine has taken a back seat in recent years to opioids like heroin and fentanyl, officials said.
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Ruilova explains how Mansfield died in a car crash while her children were in the back seat.
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Fennell's organization urges parents and caretakers to read its safety tips, which include looking in the back seat each time you get out of the car and putting something you need in your back seat -- a cell phone, handbag, employee ID or briefcase -- to ensure that you check.
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"She&aposd quite a severe head injury but she was very much still alive in the back seat and those people that caused the accident, instead of helping they were taking photographs in the back seat and then those photographs made their way back to news desks," he said.
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My grandmother was in the front, with my aunt, my grandmother's friend and me in the back seat.
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That is an interesting forum where nations' money managers don't have to take back seat to finance ministries.
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In the back seat of the compact car next to them, they saw a miniature horse, just chilling.
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He left the boys, ages 1 and 2, in the back seat with the engine running, Walker said.
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Road trips are one of the greatest, most American activities—unless there are children in the back seat.
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If you have a car with a built-in screen in the back seat, then you're already set.
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In fact, Grace and her interests have taken a back seat throughout the public conversation around her allegation.
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Often there were many, many people squeezed in—ten in the back seat and five in the front.
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While Brexit has taken a back seat in recent trading sessions, it can still move the pound significantly.
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One of the doctors in the back seat phoned the student, as suggested — and the driver's phone rang.
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Harris is accused of leaving his 22-month-old son in the sweltering back seat of his car.
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Before I drove to the ski lift, I checked my back seat for the killer from Urban Legend.
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Another post, again in black and white, showed the two cuddling in the back seat of a car.
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When deputies arrived following the driver's call, they found the deceased man in the back seat, Gonzalez said.
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Lena Dunham — yes, you read that right — is having sex in the back seat of a man's car.
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They're a dynamic duo that makes any S.O. (be it Tyga or Lonely Boy) take a back seat.
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Smith was in the back seat of a vehicle Saturday outside the pizza restaurant, changing the girl's diaper.
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The bank itself, once the center of the customer activity, has taken a back seat to digital tools.
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In the video, Yancey hands off the joint to the boy in the back seat of a car.
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But Mr Parker has taken a back seat since 225, and no single critic enjoys the same clout.
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Allen rides shotgun and navigates, with some back-seat help from Chris Johnston, who appears in the film.
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The daughter and her baby went into the back seat whereas the man was forced into the trunk.
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Regardless, the passenger seems to be in some form of pain, moaning and laying across the back seat.
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Scott Disick was there, but took a back seat to the action as Sofia danced wildly with friends.
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So I take a back seat to nobody in standing up for sensible, hard-hitting campaign finance rules.
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The end result is that the people's business has taken a permanent back seat to politics and division.
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At that point ole C.H.U.C.K takes a back seat, but continues to assist, helping keep things in check.
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The baby was in the back seat along with the father ... who was also high as a kite.
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Smaller distinctions over skin color have taken a back seat to larger ones of survival and political necessity.
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For most grooms, choosing their wedding attire takes a back seat to the specialty cocktail or appetizer selections.
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"We were in the back seat of our car on the way back to our home," she said.
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I think sometimes we take a back seat to any other country in every sport other than hockey.
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But a sample of the grub makes it clear that food takes a back seat to fighting here.
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The men put him in the back seat of one of the vehicles and got in with him.
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This finale, as for so much of the season, the present took a back seat to the past.
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Cacciola was immobile in the back seat, with burns around her mouth and foam spilling from her lips.
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The Camaro is about two inches shorter now, and I'll wager it was taken from the back seat.
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Economists would be more useful if they could recognise when and why maximising efficiency takes a back seat.
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In the movies, Batman almost takes a back seat to the villains because Batman's villains are so good.
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Mario, the narrator, is sitting in the back seat, while his mother, Eligia Presotto, is in the front.
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In the back seat of the car, Jazmine used to sing louder than the radio -- and her sisters.
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For them, worrying about democracy takes a back seat to securing the necessities that will help them survive.
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A 4-year-old child — just two years younger than my own — in the back seat, bearing witness.
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Kevin Langdon, 62, carries a jumbo box of dog biscuits in the back seat of his pickup truck.
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Iovine says she and her girlfriend were sitting on opposite sides of the back seat when they kissed.
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Infrastructure has taken a back seat in Congress to repealing and replacing ObamaCare and overhauling the tax code.
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As so often occurs with Trump, reality took a back seat as he celebrated his 100 day mark.
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For those with HIV, whether diagnosed in prison or before, managing the virus can take a back seat.
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I am indifferent in the SUV, one transporter up front, the other in the back seat beside me.
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Jodie leaned forward to address the driver, but then realized that this car's interior was all back seat.
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This summer, let your worn-out jorts take a back seat in favor of these super-short numbers.
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He's sitting in the back seat and she gets into the front, closing the passenger door behind her.
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Mr. Silver, who had no comment, got into the back seat of a car and was driven away.
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Off they traipse to the mall, where Earn's real-world responsibilities are doomed to take a back seat.
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And European regulators have encouraged the use of seatbelts by putting visual reminders even in the back seat.
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Mr. Brackeen directed his voice to the noisy back seat, where the baby and Zachary were strapped in.
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Halfway there, bouncing along on the B.Q.E., I noticed that he was slumped over in the back seat.
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It was magic, sitting in the back seat of John's Nissan Pathfinder, watching him and Tupac sing along.
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Hyundai's technology, which is scheduled for release on some 2019 models, can detect someone in the back seat.
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Waymo employees sit in the back seat of the cars, monitoring them, a company spokesman, Johnny Luu, said.
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The play's third main element, the fantastical fairy realm, takes a back seat in this decidedly earthbound production.
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We pulled a bright green back seat out of the attic and put it on the front porch.
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Two average-size adults will be fine in the back seat, but no one will call it cavernous.
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The tall Wendelin Wiedeking, the former chief executive of Porsche, insisted that the back seat accommodate his frame.
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My uncle Raiz Ahmad, an administrator with the United States military's interpreter program, sat in the back seat.
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When I first started driving, a college student forgot their new iPhone XS Max in my back seat.
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Officers reminded parents to keep an eagle eye on their children, even when they're in the back seat.
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"I'm not going to lie," Michel Bajorek, a Belgian with the Cofidis team, says from the back seat.
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"We try to keep him near the edge of maximum threshold," the Belgian explains from the back seat.
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Bill Clinton didn't always put people first—sometimes they took a back seat to his own psychological needs.
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Mr. Roof was arrested later that morning in North Carolina with the murder weapon in the back seat.
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The back-seat camera in the cruiser in which White died was turned off, as was the microphone.
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Most states and coalitions today are driven by common interests, with ideology taking a back seat to those.
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"Like a back-seat driver, but a bit more sinister," said Mr. Herbison, describing these mind-controlling parasites.
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Well, they're probably going to have to take a back seat to your mayor or governor's political cronies.
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Welcome to another eventful day at Citi Field, where baseball often takes a back seat to clubhouse intrigue.
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His confirmation appears to have taken a back seat to Senate Republicans' efforts to approve new federal judges.
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He also takes a back seat to Cyborg's surveillance and research skills when trying to locate Steppenwolf's hideout.
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It will take a back seat for now because we really want to focus on helping others travel.
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" Feigning embarrassment about a marital dispute, he motioned toward me in the back seat: "We have a guest.
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Castile was driving with his girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds; her 4-year-old daughter was in the back seat.
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Then, it shows Andrea climbing in the back seat and the cab lingering before they both drive off together.
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Indeed, when the 2008 financial meltdown hit, health care understandably took a back seat to jobs and the economy.
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"I will take a back seat," Valls said when asked what he would do if he loses on Sunday.
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She squatted down as low as she could on the floor of the car, down below the back seat.
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Trade war fears took a back seat, boosting equities, and the Nasdaq registered its third straight record closing high.
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This isn't a passenger car with a modified back seat — this vehicle was made with autonomous deliveries in mind.
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But, too often, necessary repairs take a back seat to glitzy boondoggles that afford politicians ribbon-cutting photo ops.
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The economy, one of the euro zone's star performers, took a back seat in campaigning across the political parties.
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I climbed into the back seat and slammed the door, leaving you standing on the sidewalk wringing your hands.
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She later admitted that while Cheyenne sat in the back seat, she and Ladner had sex, CBS News reports.
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But Trump's impeachment hearings, like those of Nixon and Clinton, will put members of Congress in the back seat.
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His job involved electronic countermeasures, which he would initiate from the back seat of an A-1 Skyraider aircraft.
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Diane McIver was in the front passenger seat and Tex McIver was in the back seat behind his wife.
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"My father mentioned from the back seat, you know, the situation with the shooter," Derek told Wood TV-8.
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She had a syringe in her hand, and her 10-month-old son was crying in the back seat.
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Stigger and the boy had sex in the back seat minutes before sheriff's deputies arrived, the arrest report alleges.
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I used this on the carpet in the back seat of my car and the mats look like new.
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The driver appears to be texting while another man in the back seat is rapping along with the music.
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She later admitted that while Cheyenne sat in the back seat, she and Ladner had sex, CBS News reports.
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The shooter appears to be talking with at least one other person in the back seat of the car.
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The technology alerts drivers if a child is left in the back seat once the car is turned off.
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Aaron Nathan, the CEO of Point One, is sitting in the back seat of the Lexus, cradling his laptop.
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Eventually, an officer firmly guided the man who appeared to be Buress into the back seat of the car.
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Brody stepped out of the front passenger seat of their ride, and Josie got out of the back seat.
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Businesses and American ingenuity took a back seat to the Obama administration's regulatory onslaught, and the American people suffered.
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We're pretty sure it's Richard in the back seat -- sporting a beard -- with his longtime housekeeper/friend riding shotgun.
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Sources say Winsor was passed out in the back seat, and that beer cans were all over the floorboard.
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Instead, Gilman loaded me into the back seat of a panel van for the trip to my final trial.
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Republicans who supported a compromise, in other words, had to take a back seat to their more conservative members.
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It seems obvious that Pence's "ironclad" evangelical and conservative beliefs take a back seat to doing the President's bidding.
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Britain, shrinking away from Europe and bracing for turbulence at home, must not take a back seat in geopolitics.
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Malibu's back seat is much more competitive now; it's impressive what an additional 1.3 inches of legroom will do.
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It's unclear if anyone was sitting in the back seat of the vehicle at the time of the photo.
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Three energetic boys bounced in the back seat of another car, hanging out the windows and slugging one another.
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"My son was in the back seat, saying, 'We're going to die, we're going to die,'" Mr. Chapman recalled.
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In this automated programming that physicians are trained to do, patients' feelings and stories often take the back seat.
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As I hobbled from the back seat, I dropped my self-pity on the icy snow along the curb.
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Another car drove past very near us, a couple at the front with two kids in the back seat.
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"We've become a nation of rooters in a sense and the facts are taking a back seat," he added.
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It worked, and soon we were climbing into Charles's back seat, as one does, to recover a horse recreationally.
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Sonja frantically clambered out of the car, opened the rear door, and pulled Richie out of the back seat.
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Yes, it's a little odd being in the back seat and watching the steering wheel turn on its own.
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"Public safety seems to have taken a back seat to concerns about upsetting relations with other countries," he said.
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"We're almost there!" he keeps saying, as the kids in the back seat fret, and peer at license plates.
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But at a place like Hera Hub, corporate competitiveness tends to take a back seat to compassion and vulnerability.
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Aidan still feels that he doesn't really know who this woman is, this woman lying on the back seat.
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I flew a 2-seat trainer (TU-2S) with an Air Force Public Affairs photographer in the back seat.
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In another sketch, Schumer takes a back seat to Liam Neeson, who plays a funeral director named Don Cheadle.
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The boy was not strapped in -- in fact, the child car seat was sitting unattached in the back seat.
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"Animals—especially shelter pets—they always have to take the back seat of the bus," Alsup told the Post.
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Among those waiting was Arrisia Sims, an agricultural specialist for the CBP, and her son in the back seat.
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There's a kid in the back seat, nodding off to the sounds of a Strauss waltz on the radio.
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They say Tate robbed the undercover officer at gunpoint, and Richards, from the back seat, shot and killed Tate.
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As back-seat passengers, we may tell ourselves that we're only going a short distance, so there's less danger.
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Mr. Hernandez was struck and killed, while Mr. Fry, who had jumped into the back seat, was not injured.
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Fascination with fame and riches is diminished; it takes a back seat to admiration for simple acts of kindness.
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René orders O to get in the back seat of a car seemingly waiting for them near the park.
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It was discovering clothes in the back seat and smirking as I was driven to church on a Sunday.
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In idle moments, he hauls out the keyboard and sits alone in the back seat, his eyes closed, improvising.
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Last week, a 2100-year-old boy in Milwaukee found a handgun in the back seat of a car.
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By 2022, the insurance institute hopes to have a back-seat crash test, allowing buyers to compare new models.
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There's no airbag in the back seat, and putting one there is tricky because the front seats aren't stationary.
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Getting tough with China on trade issues has taken a back seat to enlisting Beijing's cooperation on North Korea.
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As a girl, she would sit in the back seat of the car, spitting pits out of the window.
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The Ethicist My 12-year-old son and I found a cellphone in the back seat of a taxi.
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A few months ago, I was in the back seat of a cab in New York with my parents.
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But Mai Khoi, the singer-songwriter in the back seat, said it felt familiar on more than one level.
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That idea was quickly nixed, and she loaded me and my book into the back seat of the car.
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At junctions they measured different yield times and found a sweet spot where back-seat passengers felt most comfortable.
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Mr. Mulvaney has not wielded much power over the budget and played a back-seat role in budget negotiations.
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The back seat is "optical" — which is to say, it just looks like a seat, but isn't one yet.
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I watched from the back seat as he returned to the cab, weeping, with borrowed cash in his hand.
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The terribly uncool cut took a back seat over lack of flavor and the tendency to dry out easily.
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However, this exhibition, titled Pre-Raphaelite Sisters, aimed to give these men a back seat to their female counterparts.
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On the account, Mr. Porat is known as Gomi's "daddy" and takes a back seat to his effervescent dog.
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When Khan arrived, they handcuffed him, locked a chain around his waist, and pressed him into the back seat.
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Other contributions, such as Roxane Gay's, seem to have been dashed off in the back seat of an Uber.
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We're at the point of the cycle where fundamentals and valuations take a back seat to sentiment and technicals.
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The back seat no longer slides fore and aft (eliminated because some second-generation owners never knew it did).
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They brought candy and flattery and jitterbug dances, petting in the back seat of movie theaters and free love.
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The girl's mother was driving, and she had no idea what her daughter was doing in the back seat.
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Economic concerns had taken a back seat to fears of terrorism after last year's Islamic State attacks in Paris.
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The CDC recommends children sit in the back seat, in a rear facing car seat, until about age 2.
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Then, they can sit in the back seat, in a forward-facing car seat, until "at least" age 5.
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The chase began, with Farook driving and Malik firing from the back seat, blowing out the vehicle's rear window.
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By the time Mr. Costas appeared at that event, he had already taken a back seat in NBC's coverage.
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The motif is echoed in the back seat, which is a bench arrangement that can theoretically handle three passengers.
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Some videos show drivers reading while at the wheel; in one, a driver climbs into his car's back seat.
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Is this an O.K. time to let the kids play Fortnite until their brains melt into the back seat?
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I remember fucking him in the back seat, and there wasn't any real room, but it felt so amazing.
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The actual comic books—you know, the namesake of the event—have taken a back seat to the spectacle.
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Not only did I sit alone in the fully autonomous Nvidia-powered vehicle, I was in the back seat.
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Furthermore, Apple is starting to take a back seat when it comes to first-party software in many areas.
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And everybody in the car can use it without getting out of their seat, even from the back seat.
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During the test drive, a six-foot-six man sat in the back seat with loads of space to spare.
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"She'd had quite a severe head injury but she was very much still alive on the back seat," he added.
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"When I first opened my studio, I was working crazy hours and my workouts took a back seat," he says.
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Witness this big rig driver flip on robo-mode and clamber into the back seat during a demonstration last year.
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But it has since taken a back seat to the United States in matters of mediating war and peace efforts.
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Williams is a fan of Radwanska, but their friendship will take a back seat for a few hours on Thursday.
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He forced her into the back seat of a car and shot her multiple times, according to the university timeline.
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Impressively, the farting noises really did sound like they were coming from the front passenger seat or the back seat.
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You want to buy drugs from the back seat of someone's car and then take them into a dark room.
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After firefighters extinguished the fire, they found a body of a small child in the back seat, WYFF 4 reports.
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Meyer eventually found a "box with a doll in it in the back seat," according to the Phoenix New Times.
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Any personal embarrassment AMI could cause me takes a back seat because there's a much more important matter involved here.
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With a connected camera televising our life in-the-moment, accumulated information takes a back seat to continual self-expression.
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"He's in the back seat, but he's still driving," says Susan Booysen, the author of several books about the ANC.
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Evan, then a college freshman, was sitting in the back seat, wearing a seat belt, on his way to work.
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Chinese buyers "may have their parents in the back seat and they deserve the same stature as children," Falotico said.
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And so anything not related to getting the Model 3's production up to speed has taken a back seat.
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The robber got into the back seat of a waiting vehicle and the driver sped from the scene, police say.
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All of a sudden he was on top of me in the back seat, with his tongue down my throat.
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Jonchuck then "reached into the back seat and grabbed the girl," police spokesman Mike Puetz told PEOPLE at the time.
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In the video, his hands are cuffed as two officers escort him to the back seat of a police car.
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McIver was in the back seat when he says the Ford Explorer hit a bump in the road and his .
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The arrest came almost a week after Acen King was shot dead in the back seat of his grandmother's car.
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There will be plenty of Democratic back-seat drivers weighing in on Tuesday night's election defeat in Georgia's 6th District.
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" Then, she contends, he nodded to her infant daughter in the back seat and said, "That's a beautiful little girl.
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Reynolds' then-4-year-old child was sitting in the back seat when Castile was shot in the driver's seat.
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While it may be considered boring to drive, it has plenty of cargo space and a very roomy back seat.
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Human rights took a back seat to the far more cynical principle: the enemy of my enemy is my friend.
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Now back in the states, Phillip and Elizabeth pull up to Gabriel's apartment building — with Paige in the back seat.
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Whereas former Late Night host Jimmy Fallon commanded the stage with larger-than-life goofs, Meyers took a back seat.
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Heck, people are already doing "crazy things" with their Teslas when in Autopilot mode like climbing into the back seat.
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One of my earliest memories, for example, is riding in the back seat of his boat-sized 1985 Pontiac Parisienne.
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But trade often took a back seat during leftist governments in both countries during the last decade and a half.
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Every nation, in merely deciding to exist, becomes brutally egotistical; in this even Christianity has to take a back seat.
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But there have been signs in recent weeks that the plan may take a back seat to other GOP priorities.
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The back seat is plenty spacious for two adults and doors open wide to help with the child seat shuffle.
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After fatally shooting him, Stockley moved back and forth between Smith's Buick and the back seat of his patrol car.
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Elizabeth's anguish took a back seat through much of the episode to a more immediate crisis for the Jennings family.
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A ninth sign, a lone question mark, is tucked into the back seat of the van, awaiting a final reveal.
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Employees say they appreciate the benefits that Starbucks offers, but for many, those perks take a back seat to wages.
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In addition to allowing the boss to control the car's speed from the back seat, Scott's duties include driving Mrs.
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The video screens conveyed more detailed information about the drive and traffic to the person riding in the back seat.
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Hughie asks Butcher if he has a dog, because he sees dog toys in the back seat of his car.
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Few would condone driving while reading a book, rooting around in the back seat or eating anything that involves utensils.
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The back seat was relatively roomy, but the Corolla is a compact sedan, so adults could be a tad cramped.
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For decades, civic education and constitutional literacy have taken a back seat to other public education disciplines across the country.
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The lack of rear doors, the crouched entry to the invariable cramped back seat, it says something about the owners.
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"Saudi Arabia has just entered the 21st century," he said to his granddaughters in the back seat in the video.
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Without hesitation, Stephen explained why forcing Tony to take a back seat to Dak Prescott was especially tough for him.
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My husband pays, and we eat in the car while tossing fry bites to the dog in the back seat.
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Mitchell Boughner: Well, Dan, the guy in the back seat, is in the Navy, so he lives in Nova Scotia.
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"For the past five years, artists/vocalists have taken a back seat in dance music to the producer," she explains.
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The food, however, seems to take a back seat to the extended community of people who dine and work here.
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The haunting sense of mortality and eternity in Dickinson's work often takes a back seat here to more worldly concerns.
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Turn after turn, time after time, public welfare has taken a back seat to the quarterly earnings of telecom monopolies.
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It's possible that the front or middle rows will rotate to face the back seat so people can converse better.
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Over the past decade or so, deficit concerns have rightly taken a back seat to the task of economic recovery.
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Latasha crawled out the back-seat window and the officers ordered her to lie on the ground and handcuffed her.
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That officer, Christopher McDonald, told prosecutors that the victim had remained in the back seat while viewing the four suspects.
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In Albany, the issue has taken a back seat to more popular progressive legislation, including voting reform and abortion rights.
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Unclear. But they're in the budget anyway, in the form of a proposal to make back-seat passengers wear them.
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And within a few years it may be possible for consumers to learn which models best protect back-seat occupants.
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Determined to find a way to pump, Ms. Olds resorted to expressing in the back seat of her Volkswagen minivan.
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Within two minutes of being pulled over, Mr. Martinez-Samano was handcuffed, patted down and stowed in a back seat.
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Dorothy Snyder described riding in the back seat of the car when her mother got lost driving in New Jersey.
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But the mystery takes a back seat to the slow, two-steps-forward, one-step-back nature of healing itself.
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But its decade's worth of investment in developing more fuel-efficient cars is now taking a back seat to profit.
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With his mother and 88-year-old grandmother in the back seat, Trungelliti shared driving duties with his brother, Andre.
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From being king of the car industry he now risks a lifetime on the back seat, hiding under a blanket. ■
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Unfasten them from the back seat, pull them into the front and push them out your window, oldest ones first.
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Personal hygiene can sometimes take a back seat on those extended stretches, so keep a pack of body wipes handy.
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His mother took the video as her son sat in the back seat of a car and posted it online.
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The sirens were blaring, Snoop Dogg was playing, and Mr. Baker's arm was around his wolf in the back seat.
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Chinese buyers "may have their parents in the back seat and they deserve the same stature as children," Falotico said.
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Those fears took a back seat on Friday to economic data showing U.S. factory output jumped 1.1 percent in February.
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Many of us slide into the back seat of taxis and quickly bury ourselves in our phones to avoid conversation.
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This is the era of postmodernism, in which facts and truth must take a back seat to strongly held opinion.
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When the victim regained consciousness, (she was) in the back seat of the vehicle being sexually assaulted by the suspect.
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In many ways, it may have looked as if he was taking a back seat after two terms as president.
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The CR-V drives nicely, is fairly quiet and has the back seat room and cargo space small families crave.
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Authorities say she refused, and at one point she set something on fire and threw it into the back seat.
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It is a visually and musically bold evening, but the script takes a back seat to the production's immersive ambitions.
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If Uber's controlling shareholder simply drives from the back seat, the company will look even less suited to public life.
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It seems that a center cushion would fit in the back seat area, but Toyota installed a storage console instead.
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And while you can access Alexa on any smartphone today, it clearly takes a back seat to those native integrations.
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When generations are busy counting and mourning the dead during the day, history writing at night takes a back seat.
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Security has taken a back seat at Yahoo in recent years, compared to Silicon Valley competitors like Google and Facebook.
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A third adult dealing with the drive shaft tunnel in the middle back seat might think twice about climbing in.
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Our species does poorly thought-out things, and we must not take a back seat to any machine on that.
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Santa Claus takes a back seat to the Rockettes in a seasonal show that, more than ever, emphasizes the dancing.
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Any personal embarrassment AMI could cause me takes a back seat because there's a much more important matter involved here.
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Her two back-seat passengers — her sister, Maria Raghubar, 21, and Justin Harriharran, 20 — were also injured in the crash.
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For more than six decades, its back seat has been filled with a who's who of world leaders and celebrities.
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Cops say he could hear Price slide forward in the back seat but couldn't tell if she hit the cage.
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In a phone interview from the back seat of a car, Ferrera, 34, spoke about her artistry and her activism.
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"Monetary policy has taken a back seat to fiscal policy, which I think is a good thing," said GW&K's Clark.
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Grab in Singapore similarly has partnered with the in-car commerce startup with a captive customer base in the back seat.
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Kingston was left in the back seat of his mother's car while she ran into a grocery store for some items.
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Look, we're in the back seat of a convertible being driven by Thelma and Louise, and we're headed toward the canyon.
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I'm in the back seat, awake, as N coaches her through a 10 minute drive to the guesthouse where we're staying.
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Holmes, 40, arranged her custom purple gown across the back seat next to Foxx, 51, who sat on the other side.
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Corker said Johnson knows "full well" that "there is no way the United Kingdom is going to take a back seat".
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They told the Atlanta paper that McIver had been sleeping in the back seat and saw people milling around the street.
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We know it's unlikely, but this might be the year that TVs take a back seat during the Black Friday sales.
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The Lebanese flag, which usually takes a back seat to the flags of individual political movements, adorned heads, cars and billboards.
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Her career was her number one priority, and all the boys in her life would take a back seat to it.
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In addition to the big news, the couple posted a Snapchat video of Chyna in the back seat of a car.
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It has emerged as a leader in the arena in recent years, while the United States has taken a back seat.
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The boy had been in the back seat when a different vehicle came up from behind and somebody fired, investigators said.
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When Plush climbed to the back seat and reached into the hatch for his tennis gear, the seat flipped onto him.
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I had Amper generate the clip of music below while cruising around LA in the back seat of my friend's car.
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They're far more likely to take a back seat and let their travel partners play a key role in travel plans.
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He's speeding down the street extremely fast and swerving a ton, when Tess (Eris Baker) pops up in the back seat.
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The competition itself took a back seat, however, after umpire Carlos Ramos issued a number of controversial code violations against Williams.
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By combining knits, silk, and sheer fabrics, tie dye takes a back seat and lets the fabric textures do the talking.
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These days, the style takes a back seat to of-the-moment looks like hygge hues, charcoal hair, and sharp bobs.
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There's no parcel shelf or back seat to throw things in, so your only option is the 4.59-cubic-foot trunk.
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The driver and front-seat passenger died at the scene and the surviving back-seat passenger was ejected from the vehicle.
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"The man reached into the back seat and grabbed the girl," police spokesman Mike Puetz alleged to PEOPLE at the time.
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"The interesting single B, the more yieldy transactions, are having to take a back seat until market conditions improve," he said.
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He put out the cigarette and climbed in the back seat of a parked car, with two friends sitting up front.
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Locked in the back seat, June can only scream and scratch at the windows while Serena Joy laughs with her child.
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Police said an African-American couple had reported a possible robbery involving the teen in the back seat of a car.
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A gay couple in Indianapolis says they were kicked out of a ride-share vehicle after kissing in the back seat.
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It all fits easily in the back seat of this truck, which doubles as Stutts' pop-up camper during Prepper Camp.
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Trade was not an overriding national message in the midterms, taking a back seat to health care, immigration and gun safety.
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Martins allegedly then raped the handcuffed woman in the back seat as Hall drove and watched in the rear-view mirror.
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I'd find myself carrying the equipment, sitting in the back seat, and going out in the field with reporters and photographers.
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The Silverado's cab provides plenty of room for fully grown humans in the back seat, which is a simple bench design.
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On the other hand, if you're producing about 120 videos a month, implementing good quality control can take a back seat.
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Flood mitigation has taken a back seat as more homes, shopping centers and roads pop up to accommodate ever-more residents.
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Now change the equation: There are four people in the road and you have two family members in the back seat.
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The Tundra, although in need of an update, still has a roomy and comfortable back seat that grown-ups should adore.
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The gilded splendor marketed as Trump mattered the most; paying the contractors what they were owed took a back seat. Always.
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As in most presidential campaigns, foreign policy has so far taken a back seat to domestic issues in the 2020 race.
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" From the back seat, Iida added, "I wonder if people would use the word 'feminine' if perhaps you looked different, too.
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But reading between the lines, it looks like it's taking a back seat a Apple beefs up its general AI staff.
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I'm in the back seat and we're going pretty fast, but luckily the autofocus lets me keep her face super sharp!
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Corker said Johnson knows full well that "there is no way the United Kingdom is going to take a back seat".
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One source tells us Sas got in the back seat of a car and as it drove away shots rang out.
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We hopped back into our car, and I went into the back seat while Winston slept in a little travel bag.
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He proceeds to sort his stock at pace, the good stuff onto the back seat, the crap back into the boot.
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But Republicans argued Tuesday that Lynch's decision to take a back seat was evidence of a double standard for the Clintons.
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They clear a bunch of junk out of the back seat of the car and drive him to the furniture store.
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Despite all this, the subject of sexual misconduct has largely taken a back seat to other issues on the debate stage.
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When it comes to governments at all levels, transit has a long history of taking the back seat during crunch time.
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Their children might be having the best time in the back seat, but the mothers are always singularly focused and alone.
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And just then, my son piped up in the back seat: He had dropped his matchbox car and wanted it back.
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Unlike the Kia and Hyundai technology, these systems cannot detect the presence of a person or pet in the back seat.
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"You did not have to taser me," the woman says afterward, while sitting in the back seat of a police vehicle.
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Wheels For decades it was a given that the back seat of a car is the safest place in a crash.
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But that's no longer certain, as advances in seatbelt technology up front have been slow to jump to the back seat.
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It is possible to put seatbelts like those up front in the back seat, and a few automakers are doing that.
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"It's really hard to say," she said, adding that she did not mean to "back-seat drive" a friend's decision-making.
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Inspector X and the agents pounced, arresting the driver and discovering two baby orangutans in the back seat, clutching each other.
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Officer Erickson, whose camera turned off in the middle of the search, looked in the back seat and apparently found nothing.
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But according to a statement from the sheriff's office, repeated efforts to remove the women from the back seat were unsuccessful.
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Boneless breasts have taken a back seat for two big reasons: They don't have much flavor, and they dry out easily.
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As Miley Cyrus' relationship with Cody Simpson is continuing to blossom, it seems her music may be taking a back seat.
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He took a ride through the Magic Kingdom to celebrate, but we aren't quite sure why Mickey took the back seat.
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"But at the moment, I'm leaving progressivism in the back seat for pragmatism," Ms. LeBas said about the 2020 presidential race.
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But we must ask the most important question of all: Does anyone wanna fuck in the back seat of this car?
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"Those people that caused the accident, instead of helping, were taking photographs of her dying on the back seat," said Harry.
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In their time apart, they thrived individually, pursuing projects that for years had taken a back seat to Kiki and Herb.
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Still, it's hard not to think that the battle against climate change has, once again, been relegated to the back seat.
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It can be a long drive to San Diego from Los Angeles, especially with two young boys in the back seat.
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As the current Iowa frontrunner in the democratic primary race, Buttigieg's sexuality has rightfully taken a back seat to his policies.
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For other brands, however, changing the fine print is taking a back seat to reshaping the after-sale interaction with clients.
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A real story about someone leaving an Altoids tin full of drugs in the back seat made it into the game.
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While the back seat has generous leg and knee room, those over 5 feet 10 inches may get an unwanted hairstyle.
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But for prosecutors, those investigations have taken a back seat to the fire, the deadly culmination of many of these problems.
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T-taking, you know, the seats facing backward in the back seat, diaper bag, you know, gettin' all the stuff out.
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The woman was put in the back seat of the police cruiser, and taken to a police station near Newmarket, Ontario.
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It's why when you sit in the backseat (the top trim back seat, at least), you feel like a first class passenger.
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This probably explains why places such as Thailand, where historically corporate responsibility has taken a back seat, have begun to embrace change.
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With trade tensions taking a back seat for the moment, investors' attention is likely to turn to U.S. monetary policy, analysts said.
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Arrival probably falls into this category as well, but its location and milieu take a back seat to its larger ethical point.
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Manuela Seja was in the back seat with Jacqueline at the time of the crash and survived, though her leg was injured.
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According to Thorne's new interview with Entertainment Weekly, romantic drama will take a back seat to "darker" elements of Paige's Hollywood dream.
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A famous BMW ad shows Clive Owen driving maniacally, tossing Madonna around violently in the back seat as punishment for her brattiness.
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A delivery person will unlock the car using a smartphone and leave the package in the trunk or on the back seat.
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And thus I found myself in the back seat of a cab with my foot in the mouth of a near stranger.
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McAfee is happy to take a back seat and let others get the attention, but you'll definitely notice when it's not there.
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She competes on weekends when she can, but the urge to checkmate has taken a back seat to the college admissions process.
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Our short-lived relationship mostly consisted of driving around, smoking pot, and fooling around in the back seat or in his room.
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Instead, I was in the back seat of a new Audi E-Tron at a racetrack on the outskirts of Las Vegas.
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With so many responsibilities on the plates of new moms, it's easy to see how fitness can sometimes take a back seat.
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So had the customarily fearless Ethel Kennedy, who'd gone back to the hotel, praying in the back seat every minute en route.
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But those fears took a back seat, at least temporarily, to economic data showing U.S. factory output jumped 1.1 percent in February.
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But that agenda could take a back seat in Delhi, despite a wave of fresh violence in parts of India-occupied Kashmir.
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YouTube launched its charts just 10 days after Billboard's announcement, but it insisted it wasn't because Billboard gave it a back seat.
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The eyewitness says he looked in the window and the car seat was just laying among the junk in the back seat.
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That's when she told her fellow party guests she had placed Mary Jo in the back seat to rest the night before.
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So the ride-hail company just rolled out a new app redesign to push riders to climb into the back seat together.
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But by putting diversity efforts in the back seat, companies deprive themselves of the rich creativity and ingenuity that fuels technology innovation.
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In the IG video, you can see one of his kids standing in the back seat clearly not wearing a seat belt.
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On the other hand, if the issue is whether the president should be impeached, legal definitions will also take a back seat.
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Tyler's girlfriend, also 17, witnessed the shootings from the back seat of their car, according to Hadley, the Kalamazoo public safety director.
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That gave investors pause as many worried his fiscal agenda would take a back seat or face more stringent opposition in Congress.
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As the driver and an officer stand a few feet from the car, another officer retrieves a jacket from the back seat.
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Mordant took a helmet and vest out of his trunk and put them in the back seat in case we needed them.
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Grandzol, 38, turned over the former, but told them he wanted to grab his daughter, still secured in the vehicle's back seat.
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The family member found Mahran assaulting the girl in the back seat and the driver then fled the scene, according to police.
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Airboats, built to skim atop the calf-deep water with their flat bottoms and back-seat propellers, helped crack open the door.
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Yet since Modi arrived on Tuesday, military ties — for decades the secretive bedrock of India-Israel relations — have taken a back seat.
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"They want to ensure that the passengers are traveling safely," he said, even if that means that timeliness takes a back seat.
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Actually, it's a pretty nice back seat, so with the Urus you're getting staggering performance plus enough seating to carry three passengers.
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Messenger often took a back seat to the limelight enjoyed by WhatsApp, the messaging app that Facebook had bought for $213 billion.
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For Fox, the question of whether to sell may take a back seat to what price and which currency it would prefer.
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The back seat comes in two configurations, either two cockpit-style seats or one long seat that's the size of most sofas.
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The hood creates a compelling illusion of length, giving the Supra a GT car's vibe even though it lacks a back seat.
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"I don't take a back seat to your legislation that you've introduced that you haven't been able to get passed," Clinton said.
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Veronica's friend Jacqui, who asked to be identified only by her first name because she fears retaliation, was in the back seat.
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The generous back seat is distinctively comfortable with great thigh support (though at the Platinum level, those cushions really should be heated).
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And while the abundance of cool-girl piercings has taken a back seat to tiny tattoos, it's time to bring them back.
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Hidalgo County, Texas (CNN)From the sedan's back seat, Melba Coody watched as the mesquite-lined flatland of South Texas rushed by.
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Inside the car, he found the driver dying of his injuries, and two comrades in the back seat bloodied and in shock.
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But the most noteworthy thing was that Jane took a back seat and the underused Zapata got to do some heavy lifting.
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Dreher sat in the back seat, his hands folded in his lap, regarding with serenity the spun-out cars along the highway.
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He has previously played down the arbitration case, saying it would "take a back seat" during his talks in China in October.
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It just exacerbates a climate in which academic integrity can take a back seat to keeping athletes eligible and on the field.
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There was one point in our conversation that you sent a picture of your mother in the back seat of a car.
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The reveal of this South Carolina charge, however, might cause his label to take a bit of a back seat moving forward.
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Nissan will introduce a new feature by 2022 to help drivers remember children or pets in the back seat of their car.
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It kinda feels like we've been in the back seat for so long that all we have is everything to gain now.
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While the nun snoozed in the back seat, his father asked the boys what they wanted to be when they grew up.
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The trip is surprising for a first lady who has taken a back seat when it comes to her husband's policy matters.
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For me, reading about that confusion has definitely taken a back seat to an unexpected fun of reading the German press again.
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The back seat of the Suburban felt incredibly soft when we got in, and five minutes later the car was 75 degrees.
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"They took a back seat during the Obama administration," said Lankford, referring to the many controversial regulations issued under the former president.
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That notion — that sports should take a back seat to graver concerns at a time like this — was commonly espoused on Thursday.
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Letting others occupy the spotlight TAKE A BACK SEAT (Airplane) seat The Northern California mini-theme in today's puzzle is sheer coincidence.
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A leaked photograph of the pair sitting in the back seat of the car shows Chapo in a dirty vest looking pensive.
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Mr. Singer nodded to his 3-year-old, who sat in the back seat one afternoon as they headed to a picnic.
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What do you think Joan's role as a woman who takes a back seat to her husband means in the #MeToo era?
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She said she fell asleep in the back seat of the car and woke to him beating her head against the seat.
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I consider myself an average American, which is how I know the average American spent 1994 eating Dunkaroos in the back seat.
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He told of how Officer Noll, who is now a sergeant, held Officer Moore's head in his lap in the back seat.
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Imagine, he said, if the police decided that speeding laws didn't apply to people who have a child in the back seat.
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Still, in the matter of picking a sofa for the living room, Mr. Rigby was taking a back seat to no one.
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Wheels At least 41 children have died of heatstroke this year after being left in the back seat of a parked vehicle.
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But for smaller manufacturers looking to grow, the bells and whistles take a back seat to affordable rent and plenty of space.
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As print takes a back seat to digital, two of Vogue's most influential longtime staffers are leaving their roles for freelance positions.
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It's actually kind of cramped, and you can't really see the screen that well, especially if you're sitting in the back seat.
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In between meetings, she stole snatches of sleep (in the back seat of cars; tucked into the corner of a tea shop).
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I think of all the times I've taken my eyes off the road to check on my child in the back seat.
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Two passengers in the back seat of the Honda — Yvonne Noel, 56, of West Kingston, R.I., and Cynthia Plaziak, 62 — were injured.
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Something funny often happens on the way to the swearing in ceremony — the promises of campaign finance reform take a back seat.
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They made their way to the car and were in the back seat when Officer Oliver opened fire, striking Jordan, they said.
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At least since the conclusion of World War II, Congress has consciously taken a back seat to the executive in foreign affairs.
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Here&aposs a picture of the family arriving to the event, with Middleton driving and Charlotte smiling excitedly in the back seat.
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I bet when he got in his car later she just popped up in the back seat like, 'Oh, and another thing.
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But — here's a shock — all of that love will take a back seat to the vulnerable legacy imposed by your untreated addiction.
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For the last two months of his life, wedding planning took a distant back seat to simply spending time with my dad.
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Several armed police are always on board – one of whom on this trip snores on the back seat, rifle on his lap.
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A Boston cabdriver returned $0003,786.75 last summer to a homeless man who had left it in a backpack in the back seat.
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At almost every moment of the day I am accompanied by a pair of petulant, melodramatic children in my mind's back seat.
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In their absence, representation would be lost, diversity would be minimal, and more than anything, minority issues would take a back seat.
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Dulce was placed in the back seat of the vehicle by the suspect, who then drove away at around 4:20 p.m.
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This order ensures that responding to citizens' needs takes a back seat — and every chieftain and his cronies gets their pockets lined.
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He began again, in a shaking voice, to describe the scene that unfolded as flames consumed the back seat of a car.
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There's enough space in the back seat and trunk to shame some cattle ranches, and the two-tone scheme was quite lovely.
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"I laid down in the back seat of her car and I parked my car at the Beverly Hills Hotel," Kim recalled.
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Five days later, Valenti was found dead in the back seat of her rental car on a residential street in San Jose.
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Basically, it's an X3 sport utility with the useful boxy back end sliced off and a smidgen of back-seat headroom excised.
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I once flew a photographer in the back seat of an F-100F to film a strike in the Ho Bo Woods.
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A techno-reggae song called "Bump de Ass!" filled the back seat, where half a dozen teen-agers sat in churchlike silence.
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The best analogy for the risk associated with alcohol consumption in pregnancy is driving with your newborn unbuckled in the back seat.
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The result is a quick, crazy game in which competing takes a back seat to cheering each other's tricks and cool moves.
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Our 203-year-old daughter was in the back seat, her face scrunched up against the window, watching the world go by.
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"Any personal embarrassment AMI could cause me takes a back seat because there's a much more important matter involved here," Bezos wrote.
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In France, this race to the bottom within the mainstream has allowed Le Pen and the Front National to take the back seat.
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The child safety locks had been activated in the back seat, which would have made it difficult for Josephson to escape, Holbrook said.
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Jillian, then 5, was properly belted into her Big Kid booster in the back seat on the passenger side of their Suzuki Forenza.
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Undaunted, Malayha called 911 from the back seat and told the operator that she and her 3-year-old brother had been kidnapped.
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But the crime, frankly, takes a back seat to the show's charmingly ridiculous meta Hollywood comedy and the chemistry Hansen and Wiley share.
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Loaded on booze, morphine, chloral hydrate, and vitamin B12, Williams crawled into the back seat, wrapped a blanket around himself, and laid down.
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Also, small-government conservatism has taken a back seat to cultural wars against liberal-dominated institutions like the media, tech companies and academia.
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When she opened a back door to her car, the authorities said, Mr. Lee rushed her and pushed her onto the back seat.
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Whether it's kids squabbling in the back seat, work stress, or your phone constantly pinging, countless things can distract you when you're driving.
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But now that gender inequality is finally at the top of everyone's minds, it feels like diversity inequality has taken a back seat.
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Yet as consumers increasingly favor experiences over physical goods, traditional holiday gifts are often taking a back seat to vacations and other activities.
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They are the packs of lads who have been playing "there were seven on the back-seat of the bus" for time immemorial.
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But Japan worries it could take a back seat to nuclear and missile issues in a series of summits planned with North Korea.
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My legs were sticking to the vinyl back seat of a NYC cab when I received the email on a Thursday this July.
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Overall, about half of Americans, or 49 percent, say their health tends to take a back seat to other financial obligations, says Earnin.
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She's proof and reminder of the ugly truth that in Hollywood, hard work, talent, and intelligence all take a back seat to appearance.
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With a helmet secured on its head, the dog is riding on the back seat of a motorcyle on the streets of Delhi.
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According to the affidavit, McFadden added that Rhoads was then put in the back seat, where Grant choked her using a zip tie.
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Before arresting them, police searched the vehicle Phakhin and Smith were traveling in, finding Maiya unresponsive in the back seat, covered with blankets.
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McCluskey's body was found in the back seat of a parked car, University Police Chief Dale Brophy said at a press conference Tuesday.
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The next morning it looked like somebody had been shot in the back seat, so maybe the wound wasn't all the way sealed.
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"As a physician, my political ideology always takes a back seat to my Hippocratic Oath… to do no harm to patients," he said.
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The back seat also is a tad smaller than the Stinger's long body may suggest, though still more than adequate for the class.
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He was stunned numerous times with Taser guns carried by two sheriff's deputies, while handcuffed in the back seat of a rental car.
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Iran, not about to take a back seat to anyone, believes that it is the one wagging the tail on the Russian dog.
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In practice, however, that noble sentiment might take a back seat to self-preservation, respondents to a series of surveys seemed to indicate.
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It will certainly mean that ideology takes a back seat to pragmatism, and that a majority is unable to railroad through irreversible decisions.
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During my ride, most of which I spent as a passenger in Boron 6's back seat, my safety engineer proved his worth.
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She shrieked from the back seat of her BMW coupe as he peeled out down Avenue J. He giggled at his aunt's anxiety.
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I yelled at him to give it back while the back seat rider told me to calm down and that he loved me.
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He grumbled about the luggage, and, when I tried to install the children's seats, I realized that the back seat belts were broken.
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But the carload of people — four in the back seat, Veronica and Mr. Alvarez in the front — laughed it off and kept driving.
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Procedurally, the bench also has to realize that drug cases need to take a back seat to more serious violent and property crimes.
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One night in June 20153, while driving with their eight-year-old daughter in the back seat, the parents say they were chased.
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Your brain is always rewiring to new experiences, and your anxiety takes a back seat the more you put yourself in anxious situations.
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Once he was elected — and understandably, given the economic freefall — fixing the system took a back seat to moving legislation through the system.
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Nepal is similar but different: effective retrofitting is difficult if not impossible, but cultural issues take a distant back seat to resource limitations.
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The F-Pace does come with a standard panoramic glass roof that is sure to impress passengers in the fairly roomy back seat.
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Then he reached into the Pontiac's back seat for a gray London Fog raincoat that had been forgotten in the poolroom years ago.
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Daniel fired at hogs from the passenger seat with a SIG Sauer 516 rifle, his spent shell casings flying into the back seat.
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While Margot and Eli hook up in the Mercury's back seat, guns start to crowd the abandoned trailer where Pearl does her homework.
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While he drove us back to Shanghai, from the back seat I took notes about the visit and e-mailed them to myself.
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Waymo, the self-driving vehicle unit of Google's parent company Alphabet, is testing autonomous taxis — but with an observer in the back seat.
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Mason began perking up from the back seat whenever he realized we were blocks away, enthusiastically putting his paws on the center console.
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And as hyper-concentrated social justice movements took a back seat, protest songs focused on more general social commentary rose to the fore.
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"I love it out here," Ms. Ingraham said, seated in the back seat as a string of desert resorts glided by last week.
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In certain modes, the front passenger's seat can swivel around to face the back seat, creating a more comfortable environment for long trips.
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He said when they moved into the back seat to have sex, he began to stroke her neck and Ms. Thomas became alarmed.
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It goes on to describe how he eventually pulled over the car so he could climb into the back seat, the suit alleges.
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As the couple sat in the back seat of the car, Mr. Denisultanov-Kurmakayev said, "'Now, here is your gift,'" Ms. Okuyeva said.
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Because of damaged vertebrae, he stands up to work and lies down to ride in a car, stretched out on the back seat.
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Offred is introduced while comforting her young daughter, Hannah (Jordana Blake), in the back seat of a car as her husband, Luke (O.
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Matsoukas warded them off with a bullhorn, then slipped into the back seat to coach the performers as a cameraman shot from outside.
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Back seat room is generous, though if your passengers must stretch out, BMW would be happy to upsell you to a 7 Series.
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The Comfy Cruise Heated Car Blanket by Maxsa is available in several colors and has a cord that will reach the back seat.
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Politics are now taking a back seat to simple math as investors are significantly altering how they are valuing stocks and the market.
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The Barack Obamas have been traded for white, well-off septuagenarians as gender, race, and charisma have taken a back-seat to style.
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But, philosophically, at least, the robots are taking a back seat to the work being done by a small army of real people.
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The resident said she saw a woman with a small infant get into the back seat of the vehicle before it sped away.
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Batteries are expensive, and Ioniq's lithium-ion polymer pack that's tucked beneath the back seat and trunk floor is smaller than the Bolt's.
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The movie opens with a high-speed car chase during which one of the team has bullet-extraction surgery in the back seat.
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"I'm just one big B-side," she quipped, referring to songs that take a back seat to the more popular tracks on records.
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Eyes ahead, I told the driver to go while my children stood on the back seat, banging their hands on the rear window.
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Healthcare The topic of healthcare has taken a back seat recently, but Trump is likely to touch on a few key issues tonight.
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The 2000-year-old woman is homeless and has been sleeping in her car at night, converting the back seat into a bed.
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But it seems like the push for more American jobs has taken a back seat to other issues in the last few elections.
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Sure, they're part of the problem, but they take a back seat to what I've discovered and I think is the main issue.
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Its back seat and trunk are extraordinarily spacious, and it floats along the road as though you're on a lake with no chop.
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But of course, this means that all but two Democrat candidates and their egos and drive to win must take a back seat.
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Mr. Johnson had sent Mr. Linklater a spoof video of himself in the back seat of a car wearing a Jheri-curl wig.
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There is a saying in China that "serving the renmin" (the people) has taken a back seat to "serving the renminbi" (the yuan).
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Or find a rifle in the back seat of the car and accidentally kill Mom while she's pulling into the preschool parking lot.
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In the decades since the Wall fell, the former crossing point's history has always taken a back seat to commerce and crass tourism.
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Suddenly, the passenger in the back seat caught me in a headlock, showed me a gun and announced that it was a robbery.
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No. This exchange ended with Bush and Rubio sounding like preschoolers in the back seat, sneering, "You flip-flopped too!" at each other.
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She was a back-seat passenger, on her way to a wedding, when the vehicle rolled nine times down an embankment east of Toronto.
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After stopping on the bridge, Jonchuck "reached into the back seat and grabbed the girl," police spokesman Mike Puetz told PEOPLE at the time.
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With all the recent fuss about Avengers and Game of Thrones, the ultimate fantasy series — Star Wars — has had to take a back seat.
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In fact, looks should probably take a back seat to a sex toy's price, design, and, you know, how it actually makes you feel.
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Litty keeps Costello talking until 20 miles into the drive when she rolls off the back seat and onto the floorboard of the truck.
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The company has been testing its cars in Arizona with an employee in the back seat and no one at the wheel since October.
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Davidson was in the back seat of his wife's truck, and paramedics transported him to Fresno Regional Medical Center with head and facial injuries.
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The journalists are taking a back seat and have asked us not to get too political, just tweet the facts and not go nuts.
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In this instance a girl, who'll go unnamed, flashed her chest at a bunch of us on the back seat of the school bus.
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" Then, House Speaker Paul Ryan declared he takes a back seat to no Republican: "I've been doing conservative health care reform for 20 years.
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Stretching out in the back seat is not an option in the Cross Country, though average-size adults will find foot and legroom fine.
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If you're taking a back seat on Tesla after its whirlwind of a week, there's another auto stock that you might want to watch.
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If you walk in with somebody that you take a back seat to, I'm going to check you first and then it's about him.
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Kilgore said some of the prosecution's most vilifying allegations actually support the defense assertion that Harris forgot the boy was in the back seat.
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Another day brings an alphabetized Hebrew keyboard for a computer, or an alarmed car seat to prevent forgetting a child in the back seat.
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The battery pack eliminates the cargo area available in the 35i without the back seat option, but the trunk space remains the same size.
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Except instead of hopping into the back seat with a driver at the wheel, you're renting someone's car for a short amount of time.
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Turkey, Iran and Qatar helped spread the contagion in 2011, but their regional ambitions have taken a back seat to their own security concerns.
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When the taxi reached Panadura, the passenger asked the driver to remove the back seat to make room for boxes, the intelligence source said.
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