So France backs General Haftar and Italy backs the Libyan government.
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They have our backs, and Donald Trump will have your backs.
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This year's draft is heavy with defensive backs, particularly cornerbacks and running backs.
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Russia backs Syrian government forces in the Syrian conflict, while Turkey backs rebels fighting them.
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They're the watering holes where we go to rub our backs on the other elephants' backs.
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Have the backs of our allies and make sure our allies have our backs as well.
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Just like a deck backs up an elevator pitch, a business plan backs up your deck.
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To understand what's at risk, look at states where the AGs turn their backs, instead of having our backs.
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Russia, which backs Mr Assad, and America, which nominally backs the opposition, are trying to put things back on track.
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The race is particularly notable because President Donald Trump backs Strange, while his former chief strategist, Steve Bannon, backs Moore.
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Pathologists have posthumously laid bare brain lesions suffered by all-star running backs, defensive backs and offensive and defensive linemen.
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Though trying to coordinate their efforts on Syria, Russia backs Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, while Turkey backs rebel forces opposing Assad.
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Turn backs According to DHS, the primary limitation to detecting turn backs is that it requires subjective observations from thousands of individual agents.
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President Trump backs GOP immigration bills President Trump backs GOP immigration bills, White House correspondent for Reuters Jeff Mason joins America's News HQ to discuss.
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Two sets of six playing cards, numbered one through six, one set with red backs, the other with blue backs, serve as de facto dice.
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GLENN THRUSH: But then-- TIM MILLER: And then-- GLENN THRUSH: --then he backs-- TIM MILLER: --on foreign policy-- GLENN THRUSH: But then he backs off.
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He chose the latter, turning on the jets to beat three L.S.U. defensive backs — he was faster than three L.S.U. defensive backs — to the end zone.
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But diplomacy prevailed in September when a ceasefire deal was reached between Russia, which backs the regime of Bashar al-Assad, and Turkey, which backs the rebels.
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Shenzhen Valley Ventures previously made investments from two funds, one which backs hardware companies anywhere in the world, and another that backs startups exclusively based in China.
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Morata and David Silva could get behind Italy's wing-backs and the attacking nature of Spain's full-backs means Italy could find themselves outnumbered in wide areas.
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Both backs will be used against the Saints, who, incredibly, have allowed four opposing backs to score at least 18 fantasy points over their last three games.
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Our firefighting family had each others' backs in a way that cannot be described, and I hope you know we will have you guys and Mommy's backs, too!
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Astronauts also aren't using the muscle tone in their lower backs because they aren't bending over or using their lower backs to move, like on Earth, Chang said.
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The two sides agreed to a ceasefire, but some fear the conflict could spiral into a proxy war between Turkey, which backs Azerbaijan, and Russia, which backs Armenia.
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A few things are clear: The Saints are still fantasy gold for opposing quarterbacks and running backs, as are the 226.9ers for backs and the Titans for receivers.
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I know we complain about back-to-backs, but sometimes the back-to-backs are in our favor as players because you get to put that game behind you.
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While Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia backs the government of President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi, Iran backs the pro-Shia Houthi movement loyal to the country's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh.
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Instead of featuring the all-red aluminum backs, it incongruously shows the white fronts of both the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus and only a portion of the red backs.
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While Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia backs the government of President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi, its rival Iran backs the pro-Shia Houthi movement loyal to the country's former president Ali Abdullah Saleh.
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While Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia backs the government of President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi, its rival Iran backs the pro-Shia Houthi movement loyal to the country's former president Ali Abdulla Saleh.
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While Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia backs the government of President Hadi, its rival Iran backs the pro-Shia Houthi movement that is loyal to the country's former president Ali Abdulla Saleh.
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A cease-fire declared Thursday by Turkey, which backs Syrian opposition forces, and Russia, which backs the Syrian government, seemed to be holding on Friday but few believe it will last.
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If Moss backs it, people buy it — including us.
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But we turned our backs on those who endured. . . .
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" Time magazine has our backs!" he shouted in bemusement.
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Everyone has turned their backs on this guy — everyone.
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On Our Backs, which was published until 2006, was named in reaction to the long-running radical feminist (and often anti-porn) newspaper off our backs, which ran from 1970 to 803.
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While Sunni-ruled Saudi Arabia backs the government of President Abdrabbuh Mansour Hadi, its rival Iran backs the pro-Shia Houthi movement that is loyal to the country's former president Ali Abdulla Saleh.
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NFL teams have drafted fewer running backs in the first round in recent years as the passing game has become more prominent and teams have grown concerned about the longevity of running backs.
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Her group backs efforts to ban cruise ships from Venice.
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This was the year of clap backs, tea, and receipts.
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Colin Farrell and Nicole Kidman should probably watch their backs.
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Never mind the appearance of their chests, backs, or arms.
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The White House said on Thursday Washington backs Macri's reforms.
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ET without approving a spending bill that the House backs.
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Even host Andy Cohen isn't immune to Leakes' clap backs.
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S. trade deal has effectively failed, but he backs CETA.
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Regulators are now off the backs of big internet providers.
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Even better would be if there are some roll backs.
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China's $500 billion Tencent, for example, backs Indonesia's Go Jek.
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And there were lacerations to the backs of his legs.
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Mr Trump backs medical cannabis "100%", as do most Americans.
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Lindsey Graham, a former presidential candidate who now backs Cruz.
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"The can feel the heat on their backs," Ferguson said.
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But they are making it on the backs of children.
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Turkey, which backs the opposition, sent tanks to its border.
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"We cannot turn our backs on this crisis," Sanders said.
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The chairs were close enough that the backs could touch.
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So, from this point forward, everyone should watch their backs.
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Georgia dominated behind running backs Tim Worley and Keith Henderson.
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Afterward, she backs off and puts the Arkangel tablet away.
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We literally just left with the clothes on our backs.
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The street objects; the government backs down; immobilisme sets in.
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It puts a target on the backs of local Christians.
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"We knew we would have each other's backs," says Skarlatos.
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In explaining his side, he backs Kourt into a corner.
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Today, with tension again running high, Washington still backs Taiwan.
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Instead, they turned their backs to her and started whispering.
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Some data in the US backs up that conclusion too.
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You will not use art to profit off our backs.
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Ted Lieu, a California Democrat who backs an impeachment inquiry.
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She usually just backs away, usually she's in the tank.
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It backs up earlier skepticism of the production cut proposal.
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A look at daily correlation also backs up this notion.
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Reuters reporting around and since the meeting backs that up.
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Georgia Congressman and Civil Rights icon John Lewis backs him.
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One party rails against neoliberalism; the other backs liberal reforms.
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Moscow backs Syrian government forces against rebels in the war.
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Or Stanford running backs coach Lance Taylor, who is Choctaw?
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He backs away and proceeds to talk like nothing happened.
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"Helping each other out, having each other's backs," he said.
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Mr Abadi's former backers have turned their backs on him.
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"The video backs up what they're saying," the source says.
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I don't care if the DNC backs me or not.
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One of his recent findings backs up this timing component.
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"They would literally turn their backs on me," he said.
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"It's hard to hear those clap backs sometimes," she added.
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He said he backs Trump's policies, including those on immigration.
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Russell told the Herald that he backs such a prohibition.
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There's now data from Nielsen that backs up that number.
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But they are wary of turning their backs on tradition.
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Quinnipiac University: Public backs Dem plan to reopen the government.
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There were women that rode on the backs of motorcycles.
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All passengers used seats with functional backs, a spokeswoman said.
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She backs up her serve with a big ground game.
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DeVos speaking with some graduates turning their backs to her.
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No less than TV superstar Oprah Winfrey backs her up.
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"Absolutely," he said when asked if he backs that measure.
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Toni Atkins (D), a former Assembly Speaker who backs Bauman.
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But really, everyone at the opening had each other's backs.
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He's shaking hands, slapping backs — it's very on the surface.
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If one more Republican backs out, she won't be confirmed.
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Friends, teammates, and even coaches turned their backs on him.
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It wouldn't surprise us if Trump ultimately backs the plan.
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Most arrive with nothing but the clothes on their backs.
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Neumann reportedly criticized employees as "B players" behind their backs.
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You have told our troops that you have their backs.
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But he hasn't said whether he still backs Moore's candidacy.
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Kareem Hunt is among the league's most versatile running backs.
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It put our backs to the wall a little bit.
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Many small investors believe that means the government backs them.
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They turned their backs when the EU anthem was played.
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"We've gone with 18 forwards and 13 backs," Gold said.
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And Britain backs the Iran nuclear deal that Trump abandoned.
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"Our backs are really tight to the wall," he said.
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Instead, Google's Android software backs most of the world's smartphones.
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It's against our values to turn our backs on #DREAMers.
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Le'Veon Bell is one of the game's best running backs.
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Voatz also backs up every vote with a paper copy.
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READ: Black activists literally turned their backs on Mike Bloomberg.
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"But not on the backs of our constituents," he said.
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He also backs a lawsuit that would completely eliminate it.
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Eliminating screens from seat backs is totally the right move.
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On an iPhone, iOS backs up WhatsApp chats to iCloud.
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Sooner or later people will turn their backs on them.
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Prong one, Get the government off the backs of people.
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And the full text of the statement backs her up.
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Now lying on their backs, the musicians just keep playing.
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Frank Clark talks a big game — and backs it up.
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All of them would do well to watch their backs.
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These buckets are transported in the backs of armored cars.
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Listeners can get their backs up: You can't fool me.
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But I just want a quick question on buy backs.
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Once the Olympics ended, they turned their backs on us.
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Her conclusion is dispiriting, but she backs it with evidence.
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But we have to know our mates have our backs.
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Maybe you're tired of chafing the backs of your ankles.
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She is expected to assist running backs coach Randy Jordan.
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Running backs — Nick Chubb, senior, Georgia; Bo Scarbrough, junior, Alabama.
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"Overblown," said Jonathan Tasini, a progressive strategist who backs Sanders.
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Turkey backs the rebels, widening its influence in the northwest.
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Running backs pranced with the ball clutched high and tight.
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They have nothing but the clothes on their backs pic.twitter.
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We cannot turn our backs on Central America's Northern Triangle.
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One backs Vice President Emmerson Mnangagwa to immediately succeed Mugabe.
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Russia, which backs Mr Assad, strolled into abandoned American outposts.
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Suddenly, the vehicle backs up, knocking Sloan to the ground.
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Read more here Key senator backs 'skinny' ObamaCare repeal Sen.
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Their backs are covered in scars, possibly fresh flesh wounds.
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Not a single one of those articles backs that up.
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She wrote that they "will always have each other's backs."
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In the Fight for $15, we have each others' backs.
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But the White House later backs away from the deal.
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We've been told to watch our backs by this group.
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Nadler, for having our backs on this deadly epidemic. Rep.
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Get off our backs, remember who the hell we are.
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Warren backs, is that it doesn't trust the American people.
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Ayman won't let them turn their backs on one another.
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Lastly, EatSmart backs the scale with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
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But the Trump circle backs the president in his feuds.
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He was later the running backs coach at Texas Tech.
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ZB: And the statistical research backs up your argument, right?
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The buy backs will continue through the end of 2019.
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Like Trump, she never backs down from a Twitter fight.
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Companies have been built on the backs of these networks.
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Our backs hurt all the time and this could help.
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The nurses at their station had their backs to her.
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Those mailboxes also materialized for Brady, who commanded an offense that capitalizes on nameless, faceless positions — running backs who catch like receivers, tight ends who run like running backs and receivers who do both.
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Clemson, though, ended up scrambling to fill positions when four defensive backs decided to leave early for the N.F.L. Swinney quickly landed three new defensive backs before he looked at a videotape of Turner.
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Opinion polls show the public backs membership, in part because they see the alliance as protection from Russia, which sent troops into Georgia six years ago and backs two separatist regions which reject Tbilisi's rule.
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Their adventures carry them forward, instead, as so-called wing backs.
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He is a deep threat who can elevate over defensive backs.
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We have talked about it, earnings, a tone a buy-backs.
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It's farmable, but not easy, requiring strong backs and callused hands.
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" XDA Developers backs up those claims, saying it'll be called "Aware.
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"FDA Panel Backs Novartis' Pioneering New Cancer Gene Therapy," said Reuters.
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Blake lively and her cheer squad always had each other's backs.
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The draft Dutch resolution backs Zeid's position, a Western diplomat said.
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Plus, Damasukasu backs up its products with a 100-year guarantee.
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The Kremlin, along with Iran, backs Syrian President Bashar al-Assad.
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The U.S. backs some Syrian rebels, but not all of them.
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What if a car backs out of a driveway without warning?
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An officer points to Augustus&apos waist and he backs away.
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She points me toward a study that backs this idea up.
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They tucked their hands behind their backs, bowing their heads pensively.
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I say it in the moment and not behind people's backs.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, backs the FCC repeal.
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The backs just have to hit the hole and be physical.
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A majority of the US Senate already backs legislation from Sens.
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Their heads are shaved and their hands bound behind their backs.
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Into that sex-starved void, On Our Backs cast its net.
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Harrison asks him about that, and he backs off from it.
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Instead, he backs France's Michel Barnier, the EU's chief Brexit negotiator.
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Barkley would be ideal because running backs don't make as much.
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Her daughters built strength by carrying propane tanks on their backs.
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Now, the Internet Association's motion backs filings by its member organizations.
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She also backs a higher minimum wage, albeit smaller than Labour's.
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"The court backs up the services with power," Judge Calabrese said.
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They have also tended to assume that customers had their backs.
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He backs recent EU free-trade deals that Mr Fillon rejects.
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"I hope that he backs off some of those," Flake said.
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With their backs against the wall, handset makers are getting creative.
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It feels like our language puts a target on our backs.
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They both have a triple-lens camera system on their backs.
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And they anchor voters to the party that backs those programs.
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Trump compares Carson to a pedophile and now Carson backs him?
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"Get on your knees, hands behind your backs," Cassidy tells them.
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Go deeper: Justice Department backs Treasury on blocking Trump tax returns
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The bench doesn't slide fore and aft, but the backs recline.
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Moscow has a defense alliance with Armenia, while Ankara backs Azerbaijan.
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A below-average center and some rotational receivers and defensive backs?
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Plenty of research over the past 10 years backs her concerns.
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Bernie Sanders backs the measure and major drug companies oppose it.
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Just some chill Silicon Valley dudes, havin' each other's backs. [BuzzFeed]
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He sees the terrorists tie their victims' hands behind their backs.
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An annual report conducted by American Express backs up these statistics.
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Abroad, it backs programmes to support small businesses and vaccinate livestock.
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And 12 to 15 percent of people sleep on their backs.
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Vote for Hillary for what she backs and what she supports.
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The fifth confusion is that buy-backs lead to low investment.
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Today, buy-backs and investment are rising sharply again, in tandem.
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Strangers took the shirts off their backs to help the wounded.
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Android Marshmallow itself backs up a lot of data as well.
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This is particularly relevant as iMessage backs up to Appel's iCloud.
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Go deeper: Parkland commission backs proposal to arm teachers in Florida
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But huge platforms also inevitably have huge targets on their backs.
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Zuma has said he backs Gordhan but cannot stop the investigation.
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Pro tip: Don't forget to protect the backs of your hands.
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That said, Emma and Liam may want to watch their backs.
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We need to have each other's backs and protect one another.
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Elneny is the defensive shield in front of Egypt's center backs.
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Stephanie backs her up by later dragging Sean on her blog.
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Pollock had three hits for the D-backs, including two doubles.
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His pop kingdom was built on the backs of traumatized babies.
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Merkel backs continued sanctions against Russia for its actions toward Ukraine.
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Moscow backs Assad and Washington supports rebels seeking to topple him.
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James Inhofe, an Oklahoma conservative who backs Rubio, said of Cruz.
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MORE: Taiwanese voters turn their backs on closer ties with China
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Mann, like many climate scientists, is worried that if Trump backs
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Then the Braves charge the Padres and Lefferts just backs away.
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Or perhaps, more generously still, to signify we've got their backs.
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Buy-backs do not create value, just transfer it between shareholders.
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Let us turn our backs to this melancholy and alarmist view.
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It earned its market share on the backs of tax avoidance.
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This way, Scar backs up and gets off of Simba's paws.
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Instead, the two talk while the audience looks at their backs.
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Kemp won with one hand tied behind the backs of voters.
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I just don't want it to be on flight attendants' backs.
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The new India was built on the backs of the poor.
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What the industry does: Treat ailments of patients' spines and backs.
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The country's green-leaning Prime Minister Imran Khan backs the effort.
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Five backs were taken ahead of him in the N.F.L. draft.
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He is ranked only 13st among running backs for Week 21.
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The coach of the running backs, Anthony Lynn, will take over.
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Macron's government says it backs U.N.-mediated peace talks in Geneva.
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Luria backs a gateway to a government takeover of health care.
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"We are stronger when we have each other's backs," Clinton said.
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Let's see if he backs up his words with concrete action.
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CycleOps backs the quality of their trainer with a lifetime warranty.Road.
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He jumps in his car, starts the engine, backs out fast.
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Scott, the only African-American Republican in the Senate, backs Trump.
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Women can disagree — even compete — and still have one another's backs.
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Biden backs a public option, as do Mayor Pete Buttigieg, Sen.
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If Trump backs it, that could propel the measure to passage.
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AFSCME backs up its own challenge to a 2014 NLRB decision.
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But under the tax reform bill, there are no take-backs.
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History backs up his assertion that the failure rate is high.
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The men stood up straight, with their hands behind their backs.
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We must not turn our backs on the people of Iraq.
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He opposed impeaching Clinton, and backs the impeachment inquiry against Trump.
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He opposed impeaching Clinton but backs initiating an inquiry against Trump.
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There were slaps on the backs, high-fives and lit cigars.
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They struggle to cover running backs, wide receivers and tight ends.
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Mr. Trump's own extensive record of Twitter posts backs up Mrs.
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But in Friday's brief, it fully backs the judge's harsh rule.
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A few sprinted behind the attackers' backs, managing to slip out.
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We don't build walls or turn our backs on our allies.
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The way he held the ball up against bigger center backs.
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The U.S. backs the Saudi-led coalition responsible for the bombing.
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And the Bernie Sanders-aligned Our Revolution PAC backs Andy Thorburn.
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They're not exactly sure why, but the data backs them up.
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The violent lashings leave deep scars on the backs of women.
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We have to stress though, that these postcards had blank backs.
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When he backs bad legislation and bad processes, the bills fail.
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Women were grabbing their children and throwing them on their backs.
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Lightspeed (whose investing partner founded and leads Rubrik) also backs Rubrik.
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Secure by gluing the bases to the backs of each ear.
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Fires are ripping through California with the wind at their backs.
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Lies are lies, no matter how much power backs them up.
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BREAKING: the New York Times backs our campaign for U.S. Senate!
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If he backs her in committee, she would likely be confirmed.
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Backs were bending and the right side was starting to buckle.
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Some like Mr. McConnell and Mr. Graham got their backs up.
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But the United States firmly backs Israel's right to defend itself.
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They had each other's backs at the debates, until they didn't.
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Jones said he thinks running backs can still have long careers.
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She also backs protecting poor communities from storms, floods and droughts.
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Many left on foot, carrying what they could on their backs.
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How he fits: Colts running backs are popping bottles of champagne.
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I think the best outcome is that the government backs down.
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If the government backs down, then no further things will happen.
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They wore matching windbreakers with "SmartBroom: Sweep Better" on the backs.
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Yet Hollywood so rarely backs female directors in the same way.
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The list below isn't a complete accounting of our look-backs.
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We've got cuts on our backs, but we're still holding hands.
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For evening, there were floaty parachute-silk dresses with open backs.
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Chen paints on all sides of her objects, including the backs.
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Or they laid on their backs to view the oculus above.
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SELMA, Alabama — Black activists turned their backs on him in church.
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Line: Chiefs by 1 Running backs just might be cool again.
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The Spanish government backs the issuance of European coronabonds, she added.
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Go deeper: John Bolton says U.S. enthusiastically backs no-deal Brexit
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Taylor dancers have the strongest, most supple backs in the business.
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The Spanish government backs the issuance of European coronabonds, she added.
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That's because there is a pack of demons at their backs.
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The couple turned their backs on Janesville, focusing instead on Beloit.
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Qualcomm Inc strongly backs the effort, the company said on Monday.
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Austin: I mean, actually, she totally would have had their backs.
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I first became hypnotized by reading the backs of cereal boxes.
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JOE KERNEN: What is the justification for the buy backs, though?
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Cohen has 20 receptions to lead all NFL running backs. 3.
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But the overarching message is clear: We've got each other's backs.
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Attention all U.S. diplomats: Watch your own backs, because Pompeo won't.
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Some said the victory would put a target on their backs.
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Some are pushing baby strollers or carrying infants on their backs.
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The dancers float on their backs like fetuses in the womb.
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Firefighters broke down doors and carried unconscious men on their backs.
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As exonerees, they emerged with big dollar signs on their backs.
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Seattle brought Lynch back after losing three running backs to injuries.
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Here's what we learned: The 49ers miss their injured defensive backs.
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At their backs, the Juventus players bounced and danced and embraced.
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Don Beyer (D-Va.), who backs the former South Bend mayor.
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"We came out with the clothes on our backs," she said.
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Does that mean this game will be decided by running backs?
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The students wait eagerly for their teachers to turn their backs.
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Polls show the public strongly backs action to lower drug prices.
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The Education Department backs and originates $1.4 trillion in student loans.
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"It's bullshit," said Jonathan Tasini, a progressive strategist who backs Sanders.
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Of course, this was a one-time snapshot of people's backs.
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The Education Department backs around 90 percent of all student loans.
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The Tested segment backs up some details UploadVR reported in November.
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Homeland security partners Mexico and Canada have been watching our backs.
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There is, however, no independent research that backs up these claims.
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Bracho has made four stops with the D-backs this sesaon.
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And he backs a mandatory buyback program for assault weapons. Rep.
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There were old women with huge bamboo sticks on their backs.
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Reliable: it backs up everything and doesn't stop (696 votes) 4.
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"The dollar is still in demand on pull-backs," said Popplewell.
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O'Rourke said that he backs a bill introduced by Illinois Rep.
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Nor did many of the ambitious projects that Google now backs.
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One of them backs away from the scene carrying a knife.
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Lyft, like Uber, built its business on the backs of drivers.
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Some officers turned their backs on the mayor at the funerals.
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They're put in the backs of cars or vans or trucks.
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About half of the 380 students turned their backs to DeVos.
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More than a decade's worth of research backs up this picture.
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" Ellis added, "We know we have each other's backs in there.
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"There are running backs I wish would play baseball," he says.
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One is that Trump, despite an initial rejection, somehow backs down.
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Tehran backs several militant Islamist groups in their fight against Israel.
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Their expressions stoic, their backs to the sea, they stood silently.
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But [his success] can't be on the backs of abused women.
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Other options include a splint placed in the mouth to push the lower jaw forward, and the use of obstacles, like tennis balls inserted into the backs of pajamas, to discourage patients from sleeping on their backs.
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"It is largely done," said House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerThe Hill's Campaign Report: Ohio governor backs postponing Tuesday primary House lawmakers indefinitely postpone return to Washington Liberal group backs challenger to Hoyer MORE (D-Md.).
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This is exactly what many Syria watchers predicted would happen in 2018, before Turkey — which backs some of the rebels in Idlib — and Russia, which backs Assad, agreed to a ceasefire deal that averted the immediate crisis.
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We'll use it for more buy-backs, new software or foreign expansion.
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Beasley said he was glad that the employees had each other's backs.
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Heck, line up the Ravens running backs and I might take Dixon.
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Backseat sleeping can trigger sore backs, pulled muscles, and really unattractive selfies.
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I keep hot glue balls in case they lose their earring backs.
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And John's bio on the Vanderpump Dog Foundation website backs this up.
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But one of the many Packers running backs to gain occasional notoriety?
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Uber and Lyft have built their businesses on the backs of drivers.
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Although Trump says he never backs down, of course he sometimes does.
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Turkey backs the rebels and wants to see Assad out of power.
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Sadly, narcissists love to gossip and put people down behind their backs.
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Instead, we turn our backs on them in their times of need.
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A gospel choir backs her as fake snow falls from the sky.
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I want more enforcement to know that the country has their backs.
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"Its effects were disproportionately on the backs of the poor," he says.
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"Now we have a new incoming government that backs workers," Tolano said.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, a New York Democrat who backs an impeachment inquiry.
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Wearing: Zimmermann dress, Stephen Jones headwear, Tabitha Simmons sling-backs, Kayu clutch.
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We all know the devastating results of broken backs and crushed spines.
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So it&aposs actually state-run media that backs up the President.
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She would reread the backs of shampoo bottles in French and English.
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She repeats that familiar refrain, "We're all Negan," and Michonne backs down.
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Running backs Devonta Freeman and Tevin Coleman provided a dangerous backfield duo.
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The backs close over metal pegs, rather than using the standard bar.
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Chinese people are joining gyms as the government backs an exercise boom.
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The most salient reason for all these walk-backs is North Korea.
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They also, however, have light-sensing cells pointing upwards on their backs.
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Clearly there's something to this smell thing, and science backs us up.
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Loudspeakers in the backs of pickups blast the local population with promises.
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We rode on the backs of dragons and dreamt of flying cars.
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That has led to a renaissance for the stock of running backs.
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The Stark family has got each other's backs on-screen and off.
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The yard backs up against an elementary school, which creates additional problems.
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Cook's "hope" to bring these apps backs, however, may never be realized.
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I think it's time to put the government back on their backs.
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But no major party bar the LDP unreservedly backs changing Article 9.
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Instead, it backs a political agenda — including other candidates — the candidate supports.
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The Congressional Black Caucus backs Clyburn, and DeGette's bid seems ill-fated.
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Athena, the firm says, has been used in many share buy-backs.
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Reid downplayed the difference between Elliott and the Dallas backup running backs.
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Jordan backs the idea completely — and is putting his beliefs into action.
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"They have a stable of running backs," Indiana coach Tom Allen said.
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The HDP, which backs Imamoglu, accused Erdogan of trying to divide Kurds.
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The two scratch each others backs into an oblivion of edible engagement.
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"We haven't come across any of those governmental push-backs," Adle said.
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Buy-backs, executive pay and hostile takeovers are far below American levels.
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Turkey, which backs rebels against Assad, is sheltering 3.5 million Syrian refugees.
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On Trump, she backs continued investigation that might eventually result in impeachment.
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Staffers also turned their backs to the stage during the opening speech.
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"Scale-backs are brutal at the moment," a leveraged finance banker said.
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RELATED: Freedom Caucus backs health care proposal but obstacles remain GOP Rep.
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The key block of independent voters backs Democratic candidates 237 - 264 percent.
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Giant griffins swoop out of the sky with warriors astride their backs.
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The deal backs the company's purchase of set-top box manufacturer Arris.
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With a face of awe, Morf backs up her judgment ("they're mesmeric").
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As though town and plant had turned their backs on each other.
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We hope that it inspires other women to have each other's backs.
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But that's actually pretty controversial -- and not much science backs that up.
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Those physical leaks are typically housings — the metal backs of the iPhone.
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Pregnant sister Khloé Kardashian praised her for her social media clap backs.
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That is a bold claim, but the author backs it up convincingly.
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The backs of some heads barely peeked above the courtroom's wooden benches.
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Mariota did not get much help from the featured running backs, either.
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Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton backs the policy of rapprochement with Havana.
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We've seen low oil prices, but we've also seen drastic snap backs.
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The reality is women loath them and ridicule them behind their backs.
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AnaHell has people bend over as she draws faces on their backs.
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The seat backs in question are provided by an outside supplier, Futuris.
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Even a majority of the Federation of Small Businesses narrowly backs Remain.
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Soon enough, their shots increase in intensity and sweat soaks their backs.
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The bank facility backs commercial paper issued under a $2908 billion program.
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It discreetly backs another German project: fostering Islamic theology in higher education.
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"His gift is not football," says Ivan Stevenson, Dorsey's defensive backs coach.
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"Alan Johnson, Labour MP and Remain campaigner, February 26th "Queen backs Brexit.
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Lee then ordered the overseer to thoroughly wash our backs with brine.
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And not only that, he even backs it up with some math.
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Science aka the World Wide Web backs me up on this one.
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The federal government now backs over 60 percent of all residential mortgages.
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When Henry has things working, there are few running backs as explosive.
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Romney backs Trump's call to cooperate with Mexico to fight cartels pic.twitter.
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Then as men with heat rising off their backs like creeping flames.
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The report concludes that there were 28503,22019 turn backs in fiscal 2017.
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The Saudi-led coalition backs the government of Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi.
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He backs his thesis with present valuation spreads and historical pricing action.
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Plus, Trump complicates the equation for Burr, who backs the GOP nominee.
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And, the company backs this sofa with a 10-year limited warranty.
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The Saudi bloc charged that Qatar backs terror groups, which it denies.
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Mr. Noble starts walking toward the officer, backs up, and then advances.
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Tacx backs the quality of this product with a two-year warranty.
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Stan McChrystal, who testified in support of Pentagon reforms the committee backs.
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Running backs Marlon Mack (hamstring) and Robert Turbin (ankle) also were injured.
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Babies just don't sleep well on their backs in still, quiet cribs.
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"Politicians don't have our backs, so I have to fight," she said.
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He also backs drastically restricting the instances lethal force can be used.
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The League - the other party in the coalition government - backs the project.
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But as it turns out, there's data that backs up Johnson's claim.
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Some women were frightened after harassers warned them to watch their backs.
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Lawmakers have turned their backs on the LGBTQ community many times before.
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However, flip them over and you see the gorgeous Corning glass backs.
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This is also one of the cleanest smartphone backs I've ever seen.
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There were changes coming and we felt the wind at our backs.
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Like death, it puts even the most powerful men on their backs.
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And other research (such as this 2009 study) backs up that trend.
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If you do, your fantasy is built on the backs of others.
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This wasn't the case for running backs and other speed players, however.
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Roy Barnes, the last Democrat to win the executive mansion, backs Evans.
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Fama backs up his thesis through a lack of evidence and measurability.
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Players poured beer down teammates' backs and sprayed Champagne into coaches' faces.
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Sure, he&aposs happy to offer advice to the founders he backs.
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He rocks backs on his heels, crouches down, heaves in his breath.
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It's also unclear what backs the new currency, if anything at all.
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Gillibrand backs a Medicare-for-all bill championed by Democratic Party liberals.
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The climbers were sitting in the backs of jeeps wrapped in blankets.
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You might know them as the docs who crack (or manipulate) backs.
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They were among seven Georgia backs to combine for rushing 269 yards.
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However, the Kremlin has not yet said if it backs such measures.
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"A lot of people end up hurting their backs," Ms. Correia said.
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"Nobody had our backs in office, not Democrats or Republicans," he said.
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This is most likely to happen when people sleep on their backs.
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People rise up, and the administration backs down or a court intervenes.
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Their message: We're cool, we're transparent and we've got each other's backs.
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Take all the spindles off the backs of all these wooden chairs.
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Baltimore is giving the football to its running backs more often, too.
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Raw sewage also backs up in homes, creating a stomach-turning mess.
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Please return your seat backs and tray tables to their upright positions.
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Get off our backs with these conflicting reports, which tell us nothing.
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Most of the nursing homes it backs are private, for-profit enterprises.
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Large birds with attitude, great black backs are adaptable, tough and smart.
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When black backs move in for the kill, it is not pretty.
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Fortunately, great black backs are not too choosy about where they drink.
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It backs the Lebanese militia Hezbollah and the Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas.
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The flat backs, the head and body stretched to the nth degree.
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Arms and backs that are animated by something more than the textbook.
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Plus, to enable features like wireless charging, phones can't have metal backs.
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The backs of my legs were stuck on that itchy wool skirt.
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While there, he would scribble on the backs of the place mats.
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"It was nice to get that one off our backs," Kane said.
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This, he says, backs up the long-term bull case for gold.
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Do they get a cheap thrill from running around behind people's backs?
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A new report by UN Women backs this observation up with data.
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"Withdraw, turn your backs," and flee the "army gigantic" marching against Europe.
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By the game's conclusion, New England backs had rushed for 175 yards.
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The group also backs Vermont gubernatorial candidate Sue Minter, another Sanders supporter.
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Usually, startups ascend on the backs of fresh technologies and developer platforms.
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So when they accidentally land on their backs, they cannot flip back.
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She now backs Sanders, whom she views as a more aspirational candidate.
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If America backs away now, decades of diplomatic progress could be jeopardized.
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Defensive backs coach Jerry Gray was also informed he would not return.
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Abdalla starts the engine and backs slowly out of the parking space.
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What happened next is baffling -- for some reason the lion backs down!
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"Sometimes we Acquiescers laugh at them behind their backs," Ms. Goldstein added.
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If that's not a great track record--and we're doing buy backs.
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Overseas money being funneled into real estate has got people's backs up.
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Headlines London mayor Sadiq Khan backs Owen Smith for Labour leader on.ft.
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Strapped to their backs and belts and legs were daggers, revolvers, axes.
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Trump takes the lead and backs self-declared interim President Juan Guaido.
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The Mets, it seems, have the wind at their backs these days.
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PATAGONIA BACKS DEMS IN TWO SENATE RACES: Outdoor clothing company Patagonia Inc.
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It suggests lathering the backs of hands, between fingers and under nails.
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Washington backs the Syrian Kurdish YPG in the fight against Islamic State.
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Amid several fiery clap backs between candidates on the debate stage, Sen.
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The padding distorted the lines of the hips, backs, shoulders and chests.
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And they need us to have their backs now more than ever.
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Those that turn their backs to the street deaden the surrounding neighborhood.
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Schwinn backs the quality of this bike with a lifetime limited warranty.
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Both teams have terrific quarterbacks, exciting running backs and talented wide receivers.
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" He said that he's protecting the backs of law enforcement "100 percent.
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He now backs a ban on the sale of military-style weapons.
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He openly backs independence for the territory, a taboo topic for Beijing.
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He says many flee with nothing but the clothes on their backs.
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Somali women in full veils lay on the sidewalk on their backs.
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TriggerPoint backs the quality of the Grid with a one-year warranty.
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Millions suffer because backs were -- and still are -- turned on political solutions.
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They had apparent gunshot wounds in their backs and heads, authorities said.
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Every day we make progress, every day we have some set backs.
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Trump backs Saccone and said he'll hold a campaign rally for him.
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The company also backs legislation to raise the smoking age to 21.
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Publicly the Trump administration still backs Mr Guaidó against the "former" regime.
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That guy&aposs one of the great running backs in the league.
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But it is too important to turn our backs on the need.
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Their role is to have employees' backs and focus on problem-solving.
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They are still paying the costs, in broken hands, backs and hearts. ■
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E-Trade said the trading it has seen backs that up, too.
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It has told our allies that we do not have [their] backs.
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Taylor backs the quality of this scale with a five-year warranty.
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Some boys from Bridger joined with just the clothes on their backs.
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Many of her neighbors fled with only the clothes on their backs.
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They also helped running backs practice sliding through tight gaps between linemen.
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Green printed the backs of the jackets with collages of reference images.
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The images are of two men with their backs to the camera.
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But mostly it's in all those guys holding knives behind their backs.
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And the president tweeted Tuesday night that he fully backs the deal.
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She also backs the implementation of universal pre-K in different states.
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CNN reports that Singapore's Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong backs the bill.
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Social science backs up the assumptions underlying the Russian Facebook ad campaign.
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She also backs protecting poor communities here from storms, floods and droughts.
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He doesn't think through his positions before he opens his mouth — instead, he makes comments seemingly at random, backs off if he gets criticized, then backs off on his backing off if he happens to hear some praise.
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Another study, this time looking specifically at business travel, backs up these findings.
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Frightening figures on them starving themselves to splurge on buy-backs are misleading.
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A new study from Harvard Business School backs up this line of reasoning.
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This is a bad, backs-to-the-wall situation no matter what happens.
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The UAE supports the anti-Houthi coalition but also backs the southern separatists.
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Americans made that clear in this last election, carrying everybody on our backs.
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I love Kam and Kayleigh, but a lot of people have their backs.
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My kids couldn't sleep flat on their backs or bellies until 226 months.
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They could recognize repeat visitors based on the spot patterns on their backs.
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The White House issued a clarification, saying that the president backs both bills.
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And they weren't wearing any old thing from the backs of their closets.
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It backs firms operating in software, consumer internet, energy and high-tech industries.
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In her brood, everyone has "each other's backs," the Twin Peaks star explains.
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Washington backs its opposition leader Juan Guaido while Ankara endorses President Nicolas Maduro.
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Maybe the immunity bill fails and Netanyahu backs away from his annexation promise.
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Yet Trump, who doesn't apologize and never backs down, will do neither. Why?
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Science backs this up with studies on how sad movies make you happier.
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"There is no chance that Donald Trump backs down from this," Bannon said.
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Martin also threw a scoreless inning against the D-backs on March 30.
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It's a herky-jerky combination of spin moves, step backs, and physical force.
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It backs entrepreneurs on private schools but supports the unions on immigrant wages.
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Backs are slapped and babies cooed over; a civilised babble fills the space.
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Arizona running backs David Johnson (ankle) and D.J. Foster (hamstring) are nursing injuries.
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You rub naked men's backs and if you do it right they moan.
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The worst answer would be for countries to turn their backs on globalisation.
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Russia also backs Serbia's refusal to recognise the secession of Kosovo in 1093.
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Perhaps each phrase slid off their smooth enamelled backs like rain, like light.
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In the half century since 1970 new share issuance has exceeded buy-backs.
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But in the ten years to 2014, on average, buy-backs have predominated.
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Many of its antiquated buildings lack air-conditioning, and sewage regularly backs up.
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The second fuse may lead through the early election that Mr Renzi backs.
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In May, buy-backs totalled 898.8 billion yen, down 40 percent on year.
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It's a culminating story that's built on the backs of 21 previous movies.
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The Center for Economic and Policy Research said it also backs the bill.
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However, Buttigieg and former Vice President Joe Biden have opposed mandatory buy-backs.
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They&aposve got a few running backs that are pretty good football players.
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Alibaba alone, directly and through affiliate Ant Financial, backs Tokopedia, Lazada and Bukalapak.
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The old money (think Koch Brothers) backs powerful incumbents against clean energy challengers.
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Priorities USA Action, which backs Clinton, is running a nation-wide lens Monday.
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TC: Bain generally backs business-to-business startups, but there've been rare exceptions.
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Yet he periodically backs up, as if suddenly irritated by his own certainty.
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His rival Alvarado Quesada, 38, backs the court's decision on same-sex couples.
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If it backs the plan, many Tory MPs are likely to follow suit.
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In theory, there should be a few defensive backs worth chasing this year.
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The store backs up to a creek, so flooding is always a concern.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone don't just have each other's backs on screen.
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The kids think it's great to get the popcorn out of their backs.
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PETER NAVARRO: I'd like to talk about what you've written backs about, David.
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Russia, which backs the Syrian government, ordered a daily truce from 9 a.m.
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Starbucks didn't invest in the company, but backs select projects tackling social issues.
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First permitted by American regulators in 22008, buy-backs are now widely used.
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Surges in buy-backs and investment may sometimes even be complements, not substitutes.
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Indeed, the most important signal sent by surging buy-backs is rather different.
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Read what celebrities are saying about their opposition to the roll backs below.
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"A lot of the ecosystem components are riding on their backs," Russell says.
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Mr Guaidó backs the sanctions as a way of forcing out the regime.
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But when the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau comes calling, he quickly backs down.
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He said Amgen's 3 percent gain on Monday backs up that investment thesis.
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Dancing with the Stars' Adam Rippon and Jenna Johnson have each other's backs.
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In the meantime, it seems she and Cruise still have one another's backs.
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M5S backs an unaffordable universal basic income and wants to scrap pension reforms.
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We've reached the point where we can't turn our backs on phablets anymore.
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Seconds later, Drejka pulls a handgun and shoots McGlockton as he backs away.
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But Price has not pointed to any analysis that backs up that prediction.
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Again, she backs up the theory that upheaval and uncertainty helped the scene.
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Florida backs Lamical Perine and Jordan Scarlett each went over 100 yards rushing.
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A more recent study by salary information site Glassdoor backs up those findings.
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He backs a public bank and more requirements for companies to hire locally.
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Juul already backs this idea and requires its online shoppers to be 21.
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He immediately backs off, and then asks if we can get another drink.
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The car backs up a bit before pulling forward, running over the toddler.
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Babies sleep significantly worse on their backs, a fact that pediatricians openly acknowledge.
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We're not always thrashing about on our backs making loud, fake orgasm noises.
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Indeed, the detailed breakdown of output released Friday backs up a calm reaction.
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School is back in session for the kiddos — and Target's got their backs.
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Will Hurd said Friday he backs Apple in its dispute with the FBI.
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The truck then backs up in an attempt to run over more people.
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" She added in a separate tweet, "Between her pictures and her clap backs….
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Keith Ellison, who backs Sanders, does not sit on the CBC PAC's board.
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Ron and Leslie rarely agreed on anything, but always had each other's backs.
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From a sector standpoint, McVey backs travel, health and beauty and home improvement.
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D-backs closer Fernando Rodney pitched a scoreless ninth to earn the save.
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Trump backs candidate The Trump administration has lent plenty of support to Gianforte.
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Both sides say the RESOLVE report backs their claims to the contested territory.
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Correction: An earlier version of this story stated that Alphabet backs this startup.
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A recent report from the Maine Medical Center Research Institute backs that up.
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Two other running backs DID get the call -- Leonard Fournette and Christian McCaffrey.
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RELATED: Tony Perkins backs Ted Cruz Controversial conservatives: Arizona's 'Sheriff Joe' Arpaio vs.
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The voice of an angel and a willingness to have your friends' backs?
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Even Gohmert voted for Ryan Cooper backs Tim Ryan Updated 1:21625 p.m.
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But they will not turn their backs on America or Europe just yet.
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Yet it is hard to imagine investors turning their backs on shares altogether.
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Both headphones have open backs, with grated metal curving across each model's earpieces.
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The federation typically backs Democrats for the White House and had endorsed Clinton.
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Vote after vote, nearly 100 percent of the time, Flake backs Trump's agenda.
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The White House, in a statement, said Trump backs the House GOP bill.
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To me, women sticking together and getting each other's backs is so important.
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Headlines - Treasury backs reduced 103 pound stake for fixed-odds betting terminals on.ft.
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"Fortunately, the Department of Justice has their backs of law enforcement," Whitaker said.
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Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said Sunday that he backs same-sex marriage.
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Let's hear from Mr. Gulczynski: I started this puzzle with NO TAG BACKS.
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The Mountain Mamas, they have got each other's backs in a similar way.
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Eventually, Mahinda Rajapaksa backs down from claiming the office and Wickremesinghe is reinstated.
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Running backs Chris Rodriguez and Kavosiey Smoke added 211 and 275 yards, respectively.
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Reed was one of four defensive backs who will be inducted on Aug.
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Nintendo even starting printing increasingly specific advice on the backs of its cartridges.
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John McCain backs the bipartisan work on Obamacare fixes by Alexander and Murray.
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And Corl, another alternative funder, similarly backs businesses using the revenue-share model.
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"It burned our backs, and we dove into the water," one person said.
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Raúl Labrador (R-Idaho), another Freedom Caucus leader who backs the 2015 plan.
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Delaney said he backs legal immigration for the sake of the U.S. economy.
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New Leadership for Ohio, which backs Sittenfeld's challenge to frontrunner and former Gov.
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Gabby Giffords (D-Ariz.) and the AFL-CIO, which typically backs Democratic candidates.
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This fault lies on the backs of both the author and the editors.
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The minimum wage: Biden backs a $15 minimum wage; Obama advocated for $10.
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San Diego's Danny Woodhead leads NFL running backs with 704 receiving yards. 3.
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The platform also backs increased access to science, technology, engineering and math education.
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Government agencies operate with their backs toward the people they claim to serve.
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Be sure to lather the backs of hands, between fingers, and under fingernails.
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With their backs against the wall because of the discharge petition, they engaged.
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She was backed by EMILY's List, which backs Democratic women for political office.
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Her proposal was the straw that broke the backs of bankers and billionaires.
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Germany, which is eager to secure supplies of cheap gas, backs the project.
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Winning teams are typically built on the backs of the cellar-dwelling squads.
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The two men sat down together and pointedly turned their backs to me.
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"Until their backs are against the wall, [companies like Airbnb] won't do anything."
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Billionaire Peter Thiel backs vegan pet food startup developing lab-grown mouse meat.
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China often backs anti-independence warnings with military threats, which it repeated Thursday.
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He made a round of polite calls to say he backs Mr. Raskin.
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Both men have their backs to the wall, fighting for their political lives.
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Tether operates USDT, a cryptocurrency asset that it backs via the U.S. dollar.
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The Democratic divide: The DCCC backs Gil Cisneros, one of six Democratic candidates.
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Other D.C. set-backs for the company haven't led to office shake-ups.
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After years of legislative roll backs on abortion rights, there remains only 18.
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"It's a tight-knit community—they all have each others' backs," he explains.
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The only position they allowed big success to, per DVOA, were running backs.
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At the apex they each fling their bodies backwards while arching their backs.
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East Libyan authorities say Qatar backs rival, Islamist-leaning factions in western Libya.
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When I ripped off the backs, a roughly applied cardboard substructure was revealed.
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This time, though, the park's rhinos apparently had some lions watching their backs.
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Still, China backs its industrial policy with nearly $115 billion of government money.
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Klobuchar, another White House contender, also backs adding a public option to Obamacare.
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This town sells the story that it backs founders to create real change.
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And the girls have no time for men messing around behind their backs.
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"There is some punishment on the side of these add-backs," said Gramatovich.
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The wind was constantly at our backs, like a gentle hand pushing us.
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Game developers, too, turned their backs on the Wii, creating a downward spiral.
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Many of those opportunities have come off of offensive rebounds and put-backs.
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Stegosaurs were known for sporting diamond-shaped plates, which marched across their backs.
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At night, we laid on our backs with our shins to the bonfire.
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While Mr. Bloomberg spoke, a number of people stood and turned their backs.
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Sports fans have been turning their backs and booing during China's national anthem.
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"However, they can't be compensated on the backs of people who are dying."
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Biden backs temporary nationwide shutdown Biden is with Bill Gates, not Donald Trump.
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Four bureaus are stacked on their backs like vulnerable beetles in two piles.
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Ventura started in Marte's last professional game with the D-backs in 2014.
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Illinois managed 130 rushing yards despite playing without its top two running backs.
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David Peralta went 2-for-4 and drove in both D-backs' runs.
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They had each one step forward with their hands bound behind their backs.
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You have a government that completely backs education companies, they have a plan.
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But if there's one thing this administration rarely backs down on, it's cruelty.
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McConnell has opposed family separations, but backs the holding of families in detention.
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The Army prisoners spelled out "113-PEAT" on the backs of their uniforms.
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Chicago's running backs combined to carry the ball 28 times for 170 yards.
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When you add all of it together, Beltre easily backs up Schmidt's praise.
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Students turned their backs on him and shut down his talk by chanting.
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Seven involved riding on the backs of train cars, one police official said.
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Toward the backs, or "Rears" next door at 113A, you're in the STERNS.
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He splits the center backs again and is pulled down by Rojo AGAIN.
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On whose backs has the wealth and power of our nation been built?
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"We got split there with our center backs, which shouldn't happen," Arena said.
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Unlike many amphibians, red-backs do not return to water to lay eggs.
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The fans have arrived, flags draped over their backs, from Kaliningrad to Ekaterinburg.
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Family flags hang from their backs as 500 samurai horseman recreate a battle.
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These are the world's most vulnerable that we are turning our backs on.
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The property backs onto Towl Park, which is adjacent to two golf courses.
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Down below, angled toward the cameras, they often have their backs to us.
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All of us who wandered thus owned only the clothes on our backs.
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"They've got good backs and we missed a ton of tackles," Johnson said.
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Go deeper: Once a critic, Chamber of Commerce now backs Paris climate agreement
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Go deeper: Once a critic, Chamber of Commerce now backs Paris Climate Agreement
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Workers hoisted well-dressed wealthy women on their backs lifting them to safety.
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The Senate's No. 2 Democrat, Dick Durbin, said Tuesday he backs the legislation.
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Flight tracking data also backs up evidence of the planes' arrival in Istanbul.
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What content do these symbols we put on our backs contain any more?
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At lunchtime, children wander the village square toting instrument cases on their backs.
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Some hardcore fans stand up front and wear Trump flags on their backs.
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The Hill: McConnell backs measure to change Senate rules, dismiss impeachment without articles.
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In "The Irishman," guys pal around, slapping backs that they will eventually stab.
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Both running backs played instrumental roles for their respective teams during the playoffs.
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Safety and oversight in offshore drilling continues to need improvement, not roll backs.
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But running backs are likely to jump up only if someone is injured.
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Cops say they reviewed Michael's footage and say it backs up his claims.
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EMILY's List, which backs female Democratic candidates who support abortion rights, endorsed Lee.
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In fact, emails containing "professional clap backs" can be pretty common among professionals.
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"People can start to point fingers, assign blame, gossip behind people&aposs backs."
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Russell backs partially privatizing veterans health care, which would be a controversial move.
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Good thing, because the seat backs don't split and fold to enlarge it.
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Trump and McConnell did their best to show they have each other's backs.
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Certainly, much of American civilization was built on the backs of human property.
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" Ms. Haley added, "For those who don't have our backs, we're taking names.
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Data from Bankrate's latest financial security index survey backs up these startling statistics.
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He backs Trump's idea of levying a 45 percent tax on Chinese goods.
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Iowa Attorney General Tom Miller (D) backs Bullock, himself a former attorney general.
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AFL-CIO head Richard Trumka backs the deal, and liberal stalwarts like Sens.
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Flight-tracking data also backs up evidence of the planes' arrival in Istanbul.
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They even drew enchanting pictures of flowers on the backs of his notes.
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Jones backs up her argument that Trump can be sued in state court.
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The act of having each other&aposs backs lifts all of us up.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.), who backs the Leahy bill, said in a statement.
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The Financial Services Roundtable, meanwhile, backs the Carper-Blunt proposal, introduced by Rep.
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Defensive backs Landon Collins, Leon Hall and Apple all jumped for the ball.
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"He's not playing back-to-backs right now," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said.
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France, which backs the opposition, also expressed concern, but blamed the other side.
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The people of Puerto Rico are counting on Congress to have our backs.
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They carry babies on their backs while crawling on their hands and knees.
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Running backs Latavius Murray (62) and Jerick McKinnon (233) combined for 100 yards.
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Hoyer quickly issued a statement clarifying that he fully backs the Judiciary chairman.
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Cheney backs military action: Graham isn't the only one calling for military action.
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Ms. Gillibrand backs a broader estate tax and Mr. Sanders' financial-transactions tax.
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But running backs are likely to jump up only if someone is injured.
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EGO backs the quality of their mowers with a five-year limited warranty.
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We weren't able to bring anything except literally the shirts on our backs.
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It backs up to a mountain and offers unobstructed desert and city views.
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American officials traveling around the world now have a target on their backs.
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The recent run on running backs — no apologies — appears ready for a break.
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Most of the refugees bring little more than the clothes on their backs.
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But now it feels like the US is turning their backs on us.
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"We left everything behind, except for the clothes on our backs," Alsaidi said.
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The wildest fancies come to her, and she canters away on their backs.
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Other data backs up that 260 was particularly bad for school gun violence.
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Russia, which backs Syria's government in the civil war, and the United States, which backs rebel forces seeking to topple President Bashar al-Assad, met secretly in Jordan in June and announced a ceasefire in Syria's southwest a month later.
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" He said he was thankful to have lived to see "…Negroes in Albany, Georgia straighten their backs up, because whenever men and women straighten their backs they are going somewhere because a man can't ride your back unless it is bent.
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He was the defensive backs coach at UCLA the past two seasons, with the team allowing 34.4 points over that time, and over a two-year period (2016-17) was defensive backs coach, defensive coordinator, then interim head coach at Arkansas.
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"Sometimes you read so much into back-to-backs," Philadelphia coach Brett Brown said.
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And the burden of the cost would be put on the backs of taxpayers.
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He instructed his models, for instance, to hide their A.P.C. handbags beside their backs.
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"It's important to let government scientists know that we have their backs," Rennie said.
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Voters have two choices: Sisi, or a second, barely known candidate who backs Sisi.
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They all wear blue school-issued shirts with big white letters across their backs.
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Fortunately the wind is at our backs on the way back to the car.
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"They are great backs," Yellow Jacket linebacker Pat Gamble said of Michel and Chubb.
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Several of the deceased lay on their backs, their arms stretched out in agony.
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Their backs are to the viewer, they are naked, and they are holding hands.
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Patrick Peterson — A tough postseason for one of the NFL's most respected defensive backs.
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He appointed attorney David Friedman, who backs Israeli settlements, as his ambassador to Israel.
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Eventually, officers kicked out the backs of their knees, forcing activists to the ground.
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They're subjected to rain, sun, airplane seat-backs, and the bottom of your backpack.
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Their backs are turned to the letters as they stare off in either direction.
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Its carbon fiber bodywork looks the business, and 600-plus horsepower backs it up.
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Police officers are getting a new tool to watch their backs, courtesy of Dodge.
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Moulton backs the repeal of the Hyde Amendment and enshrining Roe in federal law.
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Rick Scott, who backs Puerto Rican statehood, also is challenging three-term Democratic Sen.
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Coachella has a reputation for being a "hookup festival," and data backs that up.
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Practically feeling the heat of Hell on their backs, players know: they're playing DOOM.
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Some migrants had swollen ankles or painful backs after several days on the road.
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Female nyalas have stunning chestnut coats with up to 18 stripes across their backs.
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What they found the second time was females humping the backs of sika deer.
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A robot imitated the moments in real time by harmoniously touching the participants' backs.
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But when they halt and turn their backs to the light, and sit with
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You said you would have our backs as long as you were in office.
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Sherrod Brown backs a far less expensive Medicare "buy-in" for 55 and over.
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Old pals and stable mates turned their backs and wished him an early death.
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Moscow supports Assad, while Ankara backs the rebels who are trying to oust him.
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Let Notre Dame girls be the first to turn their backs(ides) on leggings.
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The foundation of South Africa's wealth was built on the backs of black miners.
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True friendship comes with protecting each other's secrets and backs during intense sword fights.
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And the data backs up those anecdotes regarding how such payments drive merger activity.
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President Petro Poroshenko's government has meanwhile been criticized for not having former activists' backs.
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Ultimately, however, the proof will be in the backgrounds of the founders it backs.
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But once Trump chooses a course of action, it appears the secretary backs off.
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"The campaign is built on the backs of people who are doing that work."
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Firefighters carry up to 50 pounds on their backs in these physically demanding environments.
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The financial variety looks out into the future, and backs this vision with money.
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We can't just drool over her outfits, say she slays and turn our backs.
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President Vladimir Putin has not made it clear whether he backs the new bill.
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Get the lawyers off the damn backs of the military once and for all.
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Like Rocard, Mr Macron unapologetically backs enterprise and wealth creation, as well as redistribution.
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"Instead of getting their backs up, they jumped in with both feet," he said.
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Turkey, which backs some of the rebels, said one of its convoys was hit.
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Mario Diaz-Balart, who backs Lopez-Cantera, refused to say if he likes Jolly.
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This backs up your argument that AI requires more well-rounded communication skills. Right.
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It's a finding that backs up what spacecraft have found in orbit around Mars.
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Several are dressed in animal skins, with quivers of arrows slung across their backs.
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Well, it would be if they weren't talking about the backs of their televisions.
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Ankara backs rebels fighting Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, whereas Moscow supports Assad's forces.
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So what are you going to do, wait until everybody's flat on their backs?
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Like Garrett, Reid downplayed the difference between Elliott and the Dallas backup running backs.
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Many other huge corporations make the same claim, but this company backs it up.
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America's white majority tends to vote Republican while its nonwhite minority backs the Democrats.
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Why the CIA backs off from making that clear connection, I do not know.
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This further backs up our report that today's IGTV announcement is focused on creators.
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He's confident in his ability, talks a lot of s*** but backs it up.
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In fact, Pew's study backs this up by asking where people like to read.
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And just as we said one year ago today: We'll always have your backs.
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To win back-to-backs here shows that we deal with distractions pretty well.
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Every raised eyebrow was proof that behind our backs, everyone was judging our decision.
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Tax experts say the proposal's future depends on whether the White House backs it.
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The load on the backs of the Santorini donkeys is about to get lighter.
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The phones also have a brand wireless charging feature enabled by their glass backs.
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The D-backs got to Stripling early with Eduardo Escobar's first-inning RBI double.
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I had dried blood and bandages on the backs of my hands and elbow.
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Buy-backs rose by 41% in the last quarter compared with the prior year.
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In general, it&aposs easier to find wide receivers on waivers than running backs.
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Even the original movie trailer raises the hair on the backs of our necks.
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Like girls empowering each other; the women on this show have each other's backs.
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Russia backs Assad and is giving military help to his campaign against rebel fighters.
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You will be pleased to know that we turned our backs for the duration.
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He now backs what was once considered an extreme position: leaving with no deal.
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The SEC had two star running backs to watch heading into the 2017 season.
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Faced with anything other than kindness, my daughter backs down, steps back, looks away.
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"Our team has had our backs against the wall plenty of times," Shuster said.
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From outside, he just got the backs of people's heads and a pinkish cloud.
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The Islanders are 6-13-0 in the second game of back-to-backs.
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And once again, you can buy the clothes right off of the models' backs.
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The Islanders are 211-24-21 in the second game of back-to-backs.
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The episode resulted in many devastated fans turning their backs on their Crock-Pots.
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"People are bound to ask what backs this new currency," said van der Linde.
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"We had each other's backs," says Smith, 73, of their days on the set.
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Atleast we wont have to see unfit in flight staff and broken seat backs.
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"It's not just balancing the municipal budget on the backs of workers," Richman testified.
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Even though this sport is so individual, we definitely all have each other's backs.
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"It was incredible what they did today," Goff said of the Rams' running backs.
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But, the horse had its bros' backs and fed them from its own stash.
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He also backs ending civil asset forfeiture and "rough rides" and chokeholds by police.
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But in the third, Lamb's triple gave the D-backs a 2-0 lead.
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But democratic countries have to do it with one hand tied behind their backs.
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As she opened her remarks, some students stood and turned their backs to her.
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Saudi Energy Minister Khalid al-Falih has strongly signaled that he backs an extension.
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We are now constructing new third row seat backs to match all affected vehicles.
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