During an E. coli outbreak in 2006, for example, the FDA announced that consumers should not eat bagged spinach, then expanded the warning to include all fresh spinach, both bagged and loose.
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In 2018, Boeing bagged a significant number of Pentagon contracts.
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Becky's bagged heart, still beating, goes flying onto the ground.
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In the meantime, she's still enjoying lettuce and bagged salads.
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Boeing bagged a flydubai order for 175 of its 737s.
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The evidence is bagged and carefully logged in a database.
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I still don't understand the bagged milk situation here. What?
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She was a retail worker who bagged a rich man.
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Barton also bagged up the distinctive dump for further analysis.
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Smaller bones caught in the sieve were bagged and labeled.
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After he left, we bagged the "no distribution center" plan.
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Instead, they bagged up $50k worth of purses and sunglasses.
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Netflix originals bagged 54 Emmy nominations last week; Amazon snagged 16.
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Deutsche Telekom's Austrian unit recently bagged 25.1G spectrum far more cheaply.
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The restaurants reported using bagged, chopped romaine lettuce to make salads.
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Although not until they had bagged and tagged the "evidence" first.
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Deutsche Telekom's Austrian unit recently bagged 22000G spectrum far more cheaply.
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Clark and guard Farad Cobb each bagged 14 for the Bearcats.
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Skriko actually bagged natural hat tricks in consecutive games on Nov.
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The largest component of exchange-registered stocks is now bagged briquettes.
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The seeds will soon be taken indoors, dried, bagged, and labeled.
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I pick up La Croix, turkey, yogurt, granola, Kind bars, Persian cucumbers, carrots, Boat House ranch dressing, whole wheat tortillas, pepperoncinis, bagged salad mix, bagged kale mix, coconut-milk creamer, coffee, olive oil, bread, and cat food.
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Conversely, bagged vacuums securely trap all of that debris into said bag.
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There was the plastic-wrapped blanket and plastic-bagged earbuds, for starters.
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The food is then prepared and bagged as the restaurant sees fit.
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While, back in 2015, it bagged its then biggest European rival, Carpooling.
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Soon the numbers grew, with more people bagged by international law enforcement.
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Ribeiro bagged three assists, giving him 22 in the last 249 games.
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She bagged the opening set, however, on her opponent's equally inconsistent serve.
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Now they've bagged their first venture capital to dial their efforts up.
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The shortage of bagged salt water is due, in part, to demand.
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And just like that, the rainbow-hair crew bagged its latest recruit.
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It's named after his grandmother, Gertrude "Gertie" Sanford Legendre, who bagged it.
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The movie bagged two Oscars (one for original song) and two Grammys.
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Herrera, Hernandez and Crawford each bagged two hits in the winning effort.
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He bagged it and went on, happily looking for his next find.
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"Fleabag", co-produced by Amazon, bagged the Emmy for best comedy series.
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The charcoal is then cooled, bagged, and dragged to the river's edge.
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I get that, chocolate cashew milk, and bagged organic lemons (though I realize Whole Foods has just dropped its prices on bagged organic lemons, and I can just get these with the rest of my produce next time).
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At the time of his disappearance, he had just bagged his first deer.
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And we swept them up and bagged them up and all of that?
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N) bagged a sales gain of 14.5 percent, while Toyota Motor Corp (7203.
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TMZ has learned Schwarzenegger just bagged a hot Alabama native named Abby Champion.
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Dublin has bagged the planned EU headquarters of Barclays and Bank of America.
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At the 2017 Paris show, planemakers bagged around 900 firm or provisional orders.
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"We have lots of bottled water, satellite radio, lanterns, bagged ice," she said.
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Henderson bagged four 3-pointers in the first seven minutes of the contest.
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Her eyes widened ever so slightly as she bagged our cans of Friskies.
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But I was coming back down Baker having bagged my first prominent peak.
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The lobster is then divided into quarter-pound servings, bagged, packed and transported.
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Or you can try to figure out how to drink your bagged milk.
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Then, just as Watson's new duds are folded and bagged, Jake shows up.
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She bagged that law degree and is currently working on her first novel.
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She tried to catch it, but the double-bagged outfit hit the sidewalk.
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For the price of a human, it's bagged a human-salmon combo meal.
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People flipped burgers and bagged groceries, pursuits with no route out of poverty.
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Bagged salad doesn't typically list the region where it was grown and processed.
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Inside the bins are shoppers&apos groceries, all bagged and ready to go.
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The system spits out bagged grocery orders and instructs employees on next steps.
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Officials removed bagged items of evidence from the house, according to the paper.
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"We brown-bagged a lunch and talked for a couple of hours," Fulmer says.
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Days later, the salt is bagged and taken to a warehouse to be packeted.
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Food waste smart meter maker Winnow has bagged a further $3.3 million in funding.
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When security stopped him, we're told Chris said he simply forgot he bagged them.
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While we hate to advocate for more waste, bagged vacuums seem to last longer.
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I bagged up a bunch of old clothes for our residence hall's donation drive.
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The Vols bagged only six points for the game's remainder, but it didn't matter.
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However, it's likely that Yuma-sourced bagged romaine is still in the food supply.
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In late fall and winter, most bagged romaine comes from the Yuma growing region.
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The mayor, he said, had brown-bagged it, bringing food from off the island.
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As the time of this writing, the bagged vegetable has quickly amassed 22,000 followers.
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The Penguins speed-bagged Henrik Lundqvist and the Rangers in a five-game series.
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We triple washed it like bagged salad then diced it, sliced it, chopped it.
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Tricia Small bagged a HUGE chunk of change for her very cool Malibu house.
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"The painting was bagged and then just taken away," said server Andrew Hallof to WKBN.
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The company has also bagged celebrity endorsements, which Agrawal said it has not paid for.
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Ticketea is not the only European ticket firm that Eventbrite has bagged in recent years.
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It bagged Kei Nomiyama the prize for the single best image in the Open category.
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The stores automatically detect products that are bagged and they charge the customer upon exiting.
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Johnson potted his eighth at 18:04, while Kerfoot bagged his 14th at 19:03.
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We used to call it "bagging"––he bagged on everybody, no matter who it was.
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Mattel bagged the rights for dolls based on the seven-member band earlier this year.
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Mattel bagged the rights for dolls based on the seven-member band earlier this year.
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DeMarre Carroll bagged 12 points, and Jarrett Allen came off the bench to net 23.
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Sagan won one stage in the Tour de France and bagged his second green jersey.
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Bagged his second road race world title in Doha, outsprinting Mark Cavendish and Tom Boonen.
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I bagged up all our craftwork and hid it in my cell, waiting for Christmas.
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As she bagged the food, she reminded the sisters always to check for weekly specials.
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Her duet, "Electricity," with Silk City also bagged her a Grammy for Best Dance Recording.
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The hunters had bagged about five houbaras a day, a respectable haul, and by Dec.
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For a witch hunt, Mr. Mueller's investigation has already bagged a remarkable number of witches.
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Everything tastes handcrafted when it's bagged up by an aging hipster in a Hawaiian shirt.
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The lettuce at the source of the outbreak is grown in Arizona for bagged use.
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The fillets are bagged and given to the fishers along with a paddlefish recipe book.
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At once brutal, sweet and sexy, Mr. Driver's unpredictability was ultimately what bagged the role.
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They bagged me, Lambert, my mama, Raymond, and Patsy—the whole family, save my pappy.
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Cut it out with the crappy bagged stuff from that Horrible Supermarket Down the Street.
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All greens are washed to a certain extent, whether we're talking about a fresh bunch of spinach or the bagged version, but a triple-washed bagged spinach can create surface damage, provide opportunities for leeching or even facilitate oxidation reactions, all of which impact quality.
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Some are entirely custom, while others are a variation of bagged costumes mixed with personalized elements.
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"It made our veins thrill" Still, Roosevelt included that tally of bagged animals for a reason.
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How about this torn-up sandwich thrown on top of a pile of bagged spring mix?
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And Mr Jeff, an on-demand laundry service startup, bagged a $12 million Series A. 9.
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Jester thinks there's a proper tth discovery forthcoming once the LHC has bagged some more data.
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There were 291 Democratic delegates at stake in New York; Mrs Clinton bagged most of them.
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RW Kyle Palmieri bagged his team-leading 24th goal in the first period Thursday at Nashville.
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Bubblegum, lollipops, and other bagged sweets fan out of out of the truck like a piñata.
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When we eat salads that are prewashed and bagged, we increase our risk of food poisoning.
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After graduation, he bagged groceries, then moved into Johannesburg and took a job delivering antique furniture.
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He swept the southern states and bagged surprise wins in delegate-rich Texas, Massachusetts and Minnesota.
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I bagged groceries and did a bunch of other jobs, including working at a shoe store.
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Factors such as color and texture should be considered when purchasing greens, whether fresh or bagged.
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SOCO arrived and photographed and bagged the nine shell casings, inventorying the pockets of the dead.
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The new artifacts were still being bagged in acid-free plastic and tagged with field notes.
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Mr. Barnes photographed the tattoos, and the bagged personal effects, and the images in show's video.
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Later, the FDA would determine that the contamination was linked to just one brand of bagged spinach.
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Earlier this month, the company also bagged a $3.5 billion investment from Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund.
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LIGO bagged its first quarry, a signal from the merger of two black holes, in September 1908144.
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They may have bagged $1 billion on the saga already, according to a mergers and acquisitions expert.
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"I always wanted Nicki my whole life … I bagged that," he told Philadelphia radio station Power 99.
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Two days later, police found a head, arm, and leg bagged up in a Seattle recycling bin.
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As the world's second largest defense firm, Boeing bagged a significant number of Pentagon contracts last year.
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GBI employees chuckled, as they revealed roomfuls of hundreds of crates holding bagged drug analysis cases – unworked.
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The Briton finally bagged the second set tiebreak on his eighth set point to level the match.
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The paper-bagged orders are grouped by their destination — in New York, anywhere in Manhattan or Brooklyn.
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Security checkpoints are germ hotspots, so keep your personal items bagged to prevent contact with dirty shoes.
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And 2019 is off to a fast start: Modern Fertility, for instance, bagged $15 million in June.
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Then reserve Joey Baker bagged a couple of 212s as Duke took control during the second half.
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He won 16 of the first 18 points of a second set he bagged in 25 minutes.
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I added canned cranberry sauce because outside November it can be hard to find bagged fresh berries.
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This is a major rebound since 2016, when startups in the nation had bagged just $4.3 billion.
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Calais Campbell finished with three sacks for Jacksonville, while Josh Allen and Dawuane Smoot bagged two each.
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Lettuce has a short shelf life and a lot of retailers have taken bagged romaine off shelves.
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The C.D.C. suggests that the contamination is limited to some part of the bagged lettuce supply chain.
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The remainder are linked to chopped, bagged lettuce whose supplier, or suppliers, officials have not conclusively identified.
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Gill bagged 11 points and rejected five shots to help Seton Hall tie Providence atop the conference.
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During recent negotiations, Amazon has stepped in and bagged a number of games over the festive period.
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The Seattle startup has told TechCrunch exclusively that it has bagged $24 million over two rounds of funding.
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The clerks bagged the goods and Brown put something on the counter, which the clerks examined, McCulloch said.
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Nestle said it expects the deal to sell Starbucks bagged coffee and drinks adding to earnings by 2019.
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Chopra, who stars in the television series "Quantico", has also bagged a role in the upcoming "Baywatch" film.
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Things could change; Dr Fox recently bagged a deal with the Faroe Islands (population: roughly that of Torquay).
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"Their hands were bagged so they could be tested for gunshot residue," police said in a news release.
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Adjusting for the lack of punctuation, though, she got the gist of their meaning: She'd bagged another member.
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Since then he has bagged only two titles and in grand slam there has been a worrying decline.
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It doesn't bother me: in that bagged petri dish, I wager, all the bacteria comes all from me.
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INSIDER spoke to three past attendees — non of whom had royal connections — about how they bagged their invites.
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A woman peeled oranges in continuous spirals and bagged them; their sweet sharp scent hung in the air.
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Then Johnson bagged a 3-pointer with 222:211 left, stretching the North Carolina lead to 213-29.
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It launched about three years ago and immediately bagged a $20 million round led by Microsoft's VC arm.
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Listen, I've never been crazy about the bagged milk presentation, but this is what we grew up on.
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And while I bagged on Gendry's game last week, after his fumbling flirting with Arya, I stand corrected.
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She helped me vacuum and clean, and we bagged up all our blankets and loose clothing for sterilization.
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Burrow's teammate, Queen, bagged a "Level Up" VS1 diamond pendant in 14k yellow and white gold, worth $45k.
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A Scottish couple have upped the stakes of wedding originality by constructing a wall of bagged potato chips.
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Washington bagged four of the team's 10 baskets from 3-point range, and Ohio State overcame 15 turnovers.
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Then Graham bagged two 3-pointers in a 38-second span to stretch the lead to 96-86.
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The bagged plants did not yield fruit, suggesting that something bigger than a bug was responsible for pollination.
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"Mass-produced chopped, bagged lettuce that gets shipped around the US amplifies the risk of poisoning," he said.
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Their bag of Jazz Applesis a good deal, providing six apples already bagged and ready to be eaten.
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Boeing, which is also the world's second-largest defense firm, bagged a significant number of Pentagon contracts in 2018.
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"The invitations won't go out [and] the dress will stay bagged up, but those things aren't important," Lyall says.
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Willson Contreras went 21-for-6 with an RBI while Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo each bagged two hits.
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Finland-based Supercell also bagged $1.53BN for a 51 per cent stake (sold to Japan's Softbank) back in 2013.
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This time, Chalair Aviation, a company based in the city of Caen, bagged the contract for 3 million euros.
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"I always wanted Nicki my whole life … I bagged that," Mill told Philadelphia radio station Power 99 on Thursday.
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I get the business reason for that; it's also why you can't bring your bagged lunch into a restaurant.
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To date Lego has released 15 different series of blind-bagged Minifigures for eager fans to grope before buying.
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WASHINGTON — From twin Air Force One aircraft to drone tankers, Boeing bagged a significant number of contracts this summer.
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His latest album, "Testing", bagged the No. 4 spot on the Billboard 200 charts on its release last year.
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Their employers sell the sand for up to 5,103 rupees to be sieved, washed, and bagged for building projects.
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British costume designer Sandy Powell bagged two nominations for her creations in "The Favourite" and Disney's "Mary Poppins Returns".
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By the end of the trip, he and Kermit had personally bagged 11 elephants, 17 lions, and 20 rhinos.
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Relying on things that are bagged and precut, if you can afford it, is a huge boon for families.
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One cannot help but be overwhelmed by the number of bagged salad products available in your local grocery store.
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Nestle will be able to sell bagged Starbucks coffee and drinks, adding to its expected earnings by next year.
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Thereafter, between 1980 and 1981, the unstoppable teenager bagged every Lumpinee title from pin-weight (105lbs) to featherweight (123lbs).
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Willson Contreras went 3-for-6 with an RBI while Kris Bryant and Anthony Rizzo each bagged two hits.
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Meanwhile London-based Improbable bagged a whopping $502M for its virtual world builder SpatialOS just over a year ago.
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The former couple was spotted out Thursday in L.A. leaving Target where they bagged a cart full of items.
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"We thought Sanitation would come take the trash away once we'd bagged it all up for them," he says.
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"We thought Sanitation would come take the trash away once we'd bagged it all up for them," he said.
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But soldiers manning sand-bagged checkpoints and imposing a curfew are a reminder that life is anything but normal.
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The good news is that this month, most of the industry's bagged romaine production has shifted back to California.
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You just need to log into your account or check your email to find out which plan you've bagged.
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He advocates testing water before it's used for irrigation or, in the case of bagged produce, washing the vegetables.
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Thales bagged eight contracts worth over 100 million euros in the first half compared with three a year earlier.
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Cam Atkinson bagged his 11th goal of the season with a wrister from the top of the right circle.
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They believe that, once scanned at checkout and bagged, they're on their way to some undefined state of permanent bliss.
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She essentially has the same background that Hillary Clinton had before she carpet bagged her way to the U.S. senate.
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Jamaica bagged their first goal of the tournament through Havana Solaun but finished bottom of the Group after three defeats.
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The five most popular delivery dishes of 2016 weren't necessarily your brown-bagged bundles of burritos, burgers, and sushi rolls.
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Why, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, of course, who bagged over $53,000 for his most recent election from these donors.
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Midfielder Luka Modric pulled the strings while captain Darijo Srna bagged three assists with darting runs down the right flank.
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My dude bagged the Best Original Screenplay Oscar for Get Out, becoming the first black writer to win the award.
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Following that is retail startups that have bagged about $33 billion and those that offer enterprise services, with $23 billion.
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The creators of the irreverent, wildly popular card game Cards Against Humanity just bagged $250,000 in sales in one afternoon.
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Kendall Gilder-Tilbury bagged a game-high 19 points for the Bobcats (20-13), making 4 of 143 3-pointers.
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I make a kale salad (Aldi pre-bagged salads, for the win) and spread an avocado on a rice cake.
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Unless you bagged yourself a ticket to the tournament, you won't be able watch the tennis on any terrestrial service.
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Customers began arriving before I'd opened the shutters; I weighed, bagged, and rang up purchases on an old cash register.
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It bagged eight contracts worth more than 100 million euros in the first half compared with three a year earlier.
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Gaudreau bagged four assists after scoring only nine points in his previous 19 games, while Sean Monahan notched three helpers.
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Strikes are planned by bagged handlers at Chicago O'Hare International Airport (ORD) and workers at McDonald's restaurants around the country.
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I've bagged on Brienne for awhile now over her general failure to fulfill her oath to protect the Stark girls.
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British artificial intelligence start-up BenevolentAI has bagged $115 million from investors, lifting its pre-money valuation to $2 billion.
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The company sells its ready-to-drink and bagged coffee and K-cup coffee pods for Keurig machines through retailers.
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Slim already bagged a stake in a $361 million contract to build a runway for the new airport in September.
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On the sideline on Sunday, he wore a black headband, offered bagged snacks and kept a roller at the ready.
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I bagged up paperwork and made many of my meals ready to eat and water filtration materials available for use.
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What Mr. Portillo and Ms. Rosales brought with them: Ms. Rosales bagged some pictures for memories, along with important paperwork.
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Most of the bagged romaine grown in North America for grocery stores and restaurants comes from Salinas Valley in California.
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Usually, lab waste plastics are bagged and autoclaved -- an energy- and water-hungry sterilization process -- before being sent to landfill.
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There are plenty of products to take home, such as bagged coffees and this bag of gluten-free crunchy cereal.
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There were a lot of loose teeth that needed to be bagged and sorted before I could get to work.
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That can make it pretty hard to prevent food poisoning, even with the triple washing most bagged lettuces go through.
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When the territory's electrical grid went down, it took out several plants that make bagged saline for US manufacturer Baxter International.
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We usually prepare bagged lunches, a fruit salad, a regular salad, an entree with bread and vegetables, and put out desserts.
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A SAD salad is iceberg devil lettuce with bottled processed ranch dressing and a couple cherry tomatoes with bagged shredded cheese.
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The film debuted at the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland and bagged the top award, a first for a Singaporean film.
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However, Khachanov leveled the match against the Spaniard when he bagged a tightly-contested second set 7-3 in the tiebreak.
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The share of stocks in bagged briquettes, by contrast, has risen from zero at the start of 2012 to 79 percent.
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Overall, the film pales in comparison with "The Revenant" (2015), the similarly beardy survival epic that bagged Leonardo DiCaprio an Oscar.
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Japan finished with three medals in the competition — two gold and one bronze, while the U.S. bagged four including one gold.
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Carla stores prepped veggies, sauces, and whatever else can be bagged, in flat layers in her fridge to save space. 6.
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Those observing Ramadan receive bagged meals each evening that range from about 500 and 1,100 calories a day, the lawsuit says.
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The dog's owner inspected the find and found that it was filled with about a pound of marijuana, bagged for sale.
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" And fans pointed out Nicki's song in her 2018 song "Barbie Tingz" where she says she "just bagged a white guy.
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The top guy on a lot of open boards, Laquon Treadwell, was bagged on by anonymous scouts for his speed issues.
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In the 2017 harvest, the 2.23m tonnes of soya that Sorriso's producers bagged made it the top-producing district in Brazil.
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It has a modest $500,000 target for the Kano 2 campaign — modest given its original Kickstarter bagged $1.4M back in 1.23.
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The TLP also bagged more than two million votes in Pakistan's 2018 election -- enough to cut into the PMLN's vote bank.
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Should the people that bagged on Osuna for taking time due to mental illness be shot into the sun *or* ocean?
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Items are currently being bagged in special "Drive Up" plastic bags, which are slightly larger and sturdier than Target's regular bags.
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Son, who claims to have already bagged $3 billion in profit from the Vision Fund's investments, is not wanting for cash.
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In a second-floor walk-up in Chinatown, the tulle had been hung, the confetti bagged and ready on each seat.
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"Historically, the large E. coli outbreaks linked to leafy greens have all been [caused by] prewashed, chopped, bagged salads," said Marler.
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"Bagged lettuce seemed like a fad, too," said Jenny Zegler, the global food and drinks analyst for the research company Mintel.
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Japan's Ministry of the Environment estimates that it has bagged 3.5 billion gallons of soil, and plans to collect much more.
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Refiners have been asking for an increase to bulk raw supplies, rather than the bagged specialty sugars included in this increase.
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This system allows you to choose how much grass is mulched and how much is bagged depending on your yard's conditions.
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It's a record of loans he made and game he bagged, local events (lots of brawls) and gossip (lots of feuds).
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With cucumbers, avocado, and a crusty baguette, this version will get you stoked on the bagged lunch classic all over again.
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So far, they say they've pulled and bagged more than 350 bodies that no one else was willing to deal with.
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I bagged it four years ago and all it got me was this gig babbling in the wee hours about election returns.
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" Harrison said one of the biggest things people can do to recycle better is "make sure that none of it is bagged.
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While the choice ultimately comes down to personal preference, bagged vacuums are definitely better for people with allergies or other health concerns.
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He has also bagged up some Sheishito peppers, grill accoutrements, and smoked salt to take to our friends' house for the barbecue.
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According to the Defence and Security Organisation, a government body, America bagged 53% of the global business, its "highest-ever market share".
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Melanie Margalis took gold in the women's 4x200-meter freestyle relay while Brittany MacLean bagged bronze for Canada in the same race.
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Instead, three candidates backed by Momentum, the activist group set up to support Labour's left-wing leader, Jeremy Corbyn, bagged the positions.
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Smucker, which makes bagged coffee and K-cup pods under the Dunkin Donuts brand, said the price cut excludes K-Cup pods.
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First, she played opposite Heath Ledger in Casanova, then bagged the role of corseted, conniving Anne Boleyn in TV fuckfest The Tudors.
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GOP House Majority Whip Steve Scalise went on a hunting trip with Donald Trump Jr. ... and they bagged a 9-foot alligator!!!
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Mr Cruz won 70% of votes and bagged all of Utah's 40 delegates (for which he needed to get more than 50%).
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The FBI bagged it later along with the wounded President's clothes in an evidence bag, despite the protests of Secret Service agents.
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S. pioneers of the gay daytime-TV kiss), Roman and Deniz (a German figure skater who bagged a Turkish ice-hockey player).
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SMU's James Proche collected 13 catches for 149 yards with a touchdown and teammate Rashee Rice bagged 122 yards on seven grabs.
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They are curled in the fetal position and bagged in plastic like yesterday's recycling — because, in a sense, they have been recycled.
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Choose your preferred caffeine levels, whether or not you want flavored teas, or even if you want bagged or loose leaf teas.
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Mr. Hoehlein pulled three plastic-bagged fish out of his paper shopping bag, added them to the tank and watched for mayhem.
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Now 20, she has already bagged 17 World Cup victories, including two before her 18th birthday—the only American to do so.
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Chinese smartphone maker Vivo, which bagged the 13-22 title rights for 219 million rupees, is unlikely to suffer a big loss.
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Ehrenpreis bagged the first Model 3 car, having been the first to put down a deposit, but later gifted it to Musk.
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"[These] mass-produced, washed, bagged, chopped leafy greens that get sent around the country have a lot more risk than people realize."
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The documented cases have been linked to bagged romaine eaten at home or in restaurants, not full heads or hearts of lettuce.
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If you have bagged romaine lettuce, throw it away; washing it is no guarantee that you will get rid of the toxins.
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A follow-up album from the women bagged a Grammy in 1989, and they toured to sold-out crowds around the world.
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The country's second and third-largest telecoms operators, True Corporation Pcl and Total Access Communication Pcl, bagged 226 and two licenses respectively.
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Exposing fruits and vegetables to nitrogen helps to preserve nutrients that oxygen degrades, and also occurs with some fresh vegetables, like bagged greens.
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Using a $500,000 loan from his uncle, Dangote began trading in commodities such as bagged cement and agricultural goods like rice and sugar.
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Serving for the set, Kenin thought she had bagged it when Williams returned long, only for the umpire to rule her serve out.
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He bagged the endorsement of five former DNC chairs as well as nine mayors of cities such as New Orleans and Austin, Texas.
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The Lords are also freer to speak out than MPs, since for the most part they have already bagged what patronage they want.
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LHP Tyler Lyons relieved Martinez and fanned seven in 3 2/3 innings, the most strikeouts an MLB reliever has bagged this season.
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When she was finished, she checked her containers for leaks, double bagged them, and stowed them in a rolling cooler with no ice.
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He bagged 12 points in the first 7:51, capping his outburst with a 3-pointer that gave Denver a 20-15 edge.
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There had been no attacks in recent months inside the heavily-guarded city centre where the army has set up sand-bagged checkpoints.
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"American Idol" and ABC made it official Tuesday ... they've bagged Katy Perry to be the lead judge when the show returns next year.
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Curbside's geo-location technology then alerts store staff when the customer arrives, and they bring the order — already bagged — out to the car.
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Having bagged 227 delegates on March 288th, Mrs Clinton is now halfway to securing the 278,19683 delegates she would need for the nomination.
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Macau's Galaxy and local partner Leisure and Resorts World Corp last month bagged the provisional license for the casino project from the regulator.
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"You never know if they're going to have them," he says to me as he examines a truck-full of bagged leafy greens.
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Respected but not revered in England, he was key to nullifying the crucial outlet of Sergio Busquets, and later bagged a deserved goal.
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Wegmans bagged popcorn is made with coconut oil, something the food blog Eating Well cited as a tip for shopping for healthy popcorn.
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Ten years ago, if Ronson had bagged an award, he'd stay out getting wasted for as long as that took, he tells me.
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In 2006, a giant E. coli outbreak linked to bagged fresh spinach sickened more than 200 people and killed three in 26 states.
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Because I couldn't trust myself to keep the ashure in the house longer than overnight, I bagged it up and gave it away.
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As a kid, he bagged and sold walnuts and raised chickens in his backyard, selling some and using others for eggs to sell.
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In St. Moritz, the irregularly shaped "Clean Clothes" (1969) depicts bagged-up dry cleaning, painted on plexiglass with real metal hangers on top.
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Quentin Tarantino's sun-burnished ode to Tinseltown in the 1960s bagged three prizes: Best Musical or Comedy, Best Screenplay and Best Supporting Actor.
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He has worked to raise thousands in grant money, as well as donate countless meals to veterans and bagged lunches to local shelters.
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Leake bagged an 8-3 win on June 12 in Pittsburgh, going seven innings and allowing three runs (two earned) while fanning six.
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The 2018 founded startup bagged a $600k pre-seed round earlier this year for its full-stack identity engine with a privacy twist.
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Amazon has bagged the rights to all nine Premier League games on Boxing Day, with another live match being shown on Dec. 27.
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The officers wore protective suits, including gloves and masks, he told the BBC, and later took them off and bagged them for disposal.
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Ingram bagged the beast at the Spartan Hunting Preserve in Grandview, Tennessee earlier this week -- and claims he took it down in one shot.
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Since he won Ikea's Young Designer Award for Singapore this year, he's bagged a trip to HQ in Sweden to chat about his product.
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The Fed's chair, Jerome Powell, did not react to Trump's comments but he bagged a resounding endorsement from the IMF's managing director Christine Lagarde.
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They emptied it and found a cigarette butt, which they bagged and tagged into evidence and sent off to the crime lab for testing.
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HUNDREDS of bright blue T-shirts with the slogan "smile" pass down a row of tables where they are inspected, folded, bagged and tagged.
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The Treasury added that hedge funds bagged 18.8 percent of the note, the first sovereign eurozone inflation-linked bond to be sold this year.
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The east African nation bagged its biggest ever haul of medals in Brazil but doping allegations and organizational problems plagued preparations for the event.
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Unlike tennis, where Roger Federer bagged his eighth Wimbledon title at the age of 35, golf has seen a constant changing of the guard.
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Check. Andrew Huang even found a way to work the sound of bagged milk into his track, without being as disturbing as that sounds.
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For some lunches I like to buy the bagged salad kits at the grocery store, split it into two, and add my own toppings.
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An autonomous vehicle shuttle company bagged some new government contracts, and will open its six-seaters to members of the general public this month.
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All produce, for example, has to be bagged and weighed, so you are constantly working with a scale to make sure everything is accurate.
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Food arrived relatively fast (the fries with the turkey club were still hot!) and it was all bagged up like a restaurant takeout order.
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Rantanen bagged his 28th marker at 6:25 of the third period with a slapper from the right circle off Nathan MacKinnon's third assist.
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CRU's Wittbecker says alumina in China tends to be bagged, which means it has to be unpackaged before to shipment to the international market.
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"We've gotten so used to the convenience of mass-produced food—bagged salad and boxed salads and precut this and precut that," Marler says.
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The film, which has already bagged three Golden Globes, was the most nominated movie this year, followed by Mad Max: Fury Road with 10.
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While you know what your favorite breakfast cereal is, chances are you don't recall the name of the company that makes your bagged lettuce.
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The Berry family, out of Lawrence County, Missouri, apparently ran a poaching ring in which they illegally bagged hundreds of deer over the years.
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Along with beating the Warriors, the Wolves have bagged the Los Angeles Clippers, the Toronto Raptors, and the Oklahoma City Thunder during that stretch.
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Snap also bagged a $250 million investment from Saudi Arabia's Prince Alwaleed bin Talal as it shifted toward a self-serve model for advertisers.
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I had already gotten through the bagged milk portion of the day, surely one of the most trying tasks I would be put to.
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And Boeing Co bagged a $15 billion deal from Vietnam, with carriers VietJet and Bamboo Airways ordering 110 planes from the U.S. aerospace giant.
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Even aiming with his teeth and firing with the help of a breathing tube, he has bagged many deer with both shotgun and crossbow.
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Its targets include so-called blue-chip works like Claude Monet&aposs "Coup de Vent," which it bagged from Christie&aposs for $6.3 million.
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As a result, the agency is advising consumers to avoid all bagged, chopped romaine lettuce in grocery stores and restaurants that was grown there.
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Sweetgreen also offers a mobile app for customers who want to order, dart in, grab a bagged order off a shelf and dart out.
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And like any product that comes boxed or bagged, there's always more mystery about the exact quality of ingredients you're putting into your body.
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The public and political parties broadly support Chinese investment, while cement and steel companies who bagged early CPEC contracts are embarking on aggressive expansion.
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Hussain Agha's family-run steel business has bagged several CPEC contracts and is planning an initial public offering (IPO) to raise cash to expand.
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Record online sales were seen on Black Friday and Thanksgiving last week, when shoppers bagged deep discounts and bought more on their mobile devices.
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He got bagged on big time, but Yung Joc tells TMZ he didn't give a damn ... 'cause he kept the look for a year!!
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Customers then drive the mile or two to their local Walmart and pick up their prepared and bagged groceries at a dedicated curbside pickup spot.
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The debris is mostly piled at one side of the field, while rescue workers have bagged and removed what they could find of human remains.
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The warning includes all types of romaine, including whole heads and hearts of romaine, bagged mixed salads, and baby romaine, spring mix, and Caesar salads.
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The company has won 11 5G contracts since the blacklist was put in place out of a total of 50 bagged so far, he said.
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Though Bloomberg has since updated its rules to prevent future incidents, Symphony has bagged business from 100 companies, 116,000 users and 8,700 individuals at partners.
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Finally, there's 2016, which may not have hit an all-time low, but still bagged itself a few records in the sea ice hall fame.
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The FTSE 100 bagged its fourth session of gains on Tuesday with a 1 percent leap, outshining its counterparts in Europe and on Wall Street.
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Vault launched its product today, here at TechCrunch Disrupt London, and also bagged its first customer (a self-employed female tech worker in San Francisco).
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Stephens held comfortably and bagged the set on her second occasion, Keys hitting a backhand long, her 17th unforced error — compared to Stephens's only two.
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She's bagged her second consecutive People's Choice Award winning 'Favorite Dramatic TV Actress' over Grey's Anatomy star Ellen Pompeo and popular Hollywood face Viola Davis.
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Disposable Phones As the bodies of the dead were being bagged, the police found a white Samsung phone in a trash can outside the Bataclan.
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I expected the news—Caitie had bagged a standup guy for three years—but the announcement felt like someone had punched me in the balls.
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Over the past 10 years, astronomers have bagged about two dozen of the events, which register as extreme anomalous spikes in radio telescope survey data.
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The summer I was 21980, I bagged groceries for tips and made enough to buy two second-hand scuba regulators, with tanks and back packs.
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A cafeteria worker in Stamford, Connecticut, puts together bagged meals as part of Stamford Public Schools' "Grab and Go Meals for Kids" program, March 217.
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I make salmon and a Costco bagged salad for a fast dinner and the twins eat some salmon with sweet potato nuggets for their dinner.
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Start-ups bagged billions of dollars through ICOs last year, but regulators are looking to crack down on the method due to concerns over fraud.
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In the opening scene, Ben forges off in search of game; unlike Pa, who would have bagged a rabbit or blackbird, he returns empty-handed.
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Perhaps more importantly, they've also held on to last year's highly effective strike pairing of Troy Deeney and Odion Ighalo, who bagged 17 goals a piece.
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It looks like he's bagged a big win, projected to get 58 percent of the vote in a state that has 78 delegates up for grabs.
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And there is no section in the boss manual that involves creating a middle school-style, boys-only group based on how many girls you've bagged.
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Go-Jek, the company leading Uber and Grab in Southeast Asia's largest market, has bagged a hat trick of deals to advance its mobile payment strategy.
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A local, farm-fresh carrot will probably be less diluted in its nutrients than a mass-produced baby carrot that's been bagged in the grocery store.
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For 14-year-old Kyra Poh, though, it's not much of a stretch — she's just bagged two gold medals at the 2017 Wind Games in Spain.
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We'll be at dinner with wine, maybe a nightcap, then the next morning you're struggling and he's going like he just bagged twelve hours of sleep.
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Some of it was shipped in generic packaging, but some of it was already bagged and branded Walmart or Sea Queen, which is sold at ALDI.
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Vitality Air is just one of a variety of companies that are profiting from the near-absurd business of selling canned, bottled or even bagged air.
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Mr. Trump said he'd been sleeping "in a buddy's basement" in southern Iowa, with plans to leave after, with a little luck, having bagged a deer.
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Justin Bieber was photographed by paparazzi looking through bagged Halloween costumes in Los Angeles this week, and he lingered on one in particular: a sexy ringleader.
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Equipped with a dust mask just in case, Kelly cut out the moldy tissue and bagged it up for the freezer for later study on Earth.
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Yet, a little girl who adoringly professed her love for him in a YouTube caught his attention, and bagged a role in his forthcoming film Sultan.
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There are still three strikes, loud home fans (unless you're at a Marlins game), and people are still buying bagged nuts from vendors roaming the stadium.
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Your fancy shoes — which you'll end up walking around in for the rest of the evening — get bagged and out come the not-so-fancy flats.
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Boeing Co rose 1.1% after the planemaker bagged its first orders for its 787 Dreamliner passenger jets, shrugging off a slow start at the Paris Airshow.
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The company announced today it has bagged Target to sponsor to sponsor a special Emmy-themed game featuring its biggest-ever single winner prize of $100,12.83.
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Bledel's guest appearance in the acclaimed Hulu drama bagged her Outstanding Guest Actress in a Drama Series, though her win didn't come as any huge surprise.
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Meanwhile, demand keeps swelling for the likes of vegetable snack packs, bagged broccoli and fresh produce, which Taylor Farms provides to retailers and food-service companies.
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Kenya bagged its biggest ever haul of medals at a Games in Brazil but doping allegations and organisational problems plagued the team's preparations for the event.
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But Consumer Reports thinks the C.D.C.'s advice is "impractical" and is now urging consumers to avoid all romaine lettuce, whether it is bagged or not.
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Eat as much of it as possible, washed down with a cup of sweet tea, and rejoice: bagged and transported home, it makes an excellent breakfast.
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"We really tried to focus during practice and take away how he wanted to scramble," said linebacker Marcel Spears, who bagged 8.93 tackles and a sack.
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In the meantime, Airbus bagged a provisional deal with an unidentified customer for 2320 single-aisle A320 family jets, worth about $11.5 billion at list prices.
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Despite swinging between sharp gains and losses this week, the midcaps, whose components earn most of their money domestically, still bagged an eighth successive weekly jump.
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Germany's Nico Hulkenberg was ninth for Renault, that team's first points of the year, and French rookie Esteban Ocon bagged the final point for Force India.
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Ms. Sofie, who wasn't even born when Mr. Margiela made many of his iconic pieces, purchased several items, which Ms. Linton bagged in plain brown paper.
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In the meantime, Airbus bagged a provisional deal with an unidentified customer for 2100 single-aisle A2110 family jets, worth about $33 billion at list prices.
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Although common allergens like eggs, dairy and nuts are available, the nuts that come in a sundae (for example) were individually bagged to prevent cross-contamination.
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Alaphilippe (Quick Step Floors) ended up fourth on the day, 29 seconds behind Yates and 12 adrift of Henao, who also bagged six seconds in time bonuses.
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Fast-forward to 2017, with barely a few weeks left until end of his mandate, and President Obama has -- by most accounts -- bagged no tangible African success.
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An inadvertent outcome of these lessons at the Rescue Foundation shelter is that a handful of the girls have also bagged places in regular schools this year.
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"The absolute god honest truth is that Russell bagged on my music videos, saying he could shoot them better on an iPhone," Banks wrote in one post.
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These products include things such as: vegetable platters, shaved Brussels sprouts, broccoli and cauliflower florets, stir fry mixes, vegetable risotto bowls, and bagged salads among other things.
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In their 20163 months in Mumbai, the two friends have bagged some unusual roles, playing Spanish gold hunters, Russian hippies, colonial-era British officers and even fanatics.
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This will be the first time Moon rocks have been brought home since the Russian Luna 24 lander bagged some up for a return trip in 1976.
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In the first 12 months of its airborne testing regimen, the aircraft has spent 85 hours aloft and bagged a series of speed, distance, and maneuvering milestones.
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Australia have a proud history in Olympic track cycling but came away from London with only Meares' title as hosts Britain bagged seven of the 10 golds.
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Holly Hunter's supporting performance has also bagged several nominations on the awards circuit thus far, namely at the Film Independent Spirit Awards and the Critics Choice Awards.
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In an interview for the Showtime series "Desus and Mero," the comedy duo told Buttigieg he is "uptown-certified" and handed him a brown-bagged alcoholic drink.
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Despite fighting back, the Pole could not handle her opponent's big kicking serve and stream of drop shots and Van Uytvanck bagged the tiebreak with a smash.
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At the scene of one suicide bombing, at a McDonald's restaurant about 290 yards from the French national soccer stadium, the police bagged the bomber's severed arm.
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Puljujarvi's 10th goal at 6:06 of the third period pulled Edmonton within two goals, but Tierney bagged his 16th into an empty net at 19:05.
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However, the bagged lettuce you bought because you didn't want to chop a fresh head may be a mix of multiple heads of lettuce from multiple growers.
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What's happening is more like transcontamination: Once the radioactive debris is collected and bagged, it is transferred from one part of Fukushima to another, and then another.
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"Historically, the large E. coli outbreaks linked to leafy greens have all been [caused by] prewashed, chopped, bagged salads," said Bill Marler, a prominent food safety attorney.
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The remaining illnesses were caused by bagged, chopped romaine lettuce, though health officials continue to urge consumers to avoid all types of romaine from the Yuma area.
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In a well-practiced sleight of hand, the cashier had double-bagged in plastic a dozen eggs, which were already encased in two protective layers of plastic.
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These boxes will be bagged and sealed individually and will come with instructions about how to do a contactless drop-off to comply with social distancing advice.
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The same goes for workers at the packing plants of the company, one of the world's largest producers and sellers of bagged salads and fresh-cut vegetables.
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In 2017, Steve Pond of The Wrap found that in fields where acting awards divided by gender were scrapped, men indeed disproportionately bagged more nominations and wins.
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And with bagged, it's important to look for ones with the most recent pack date, which are put in last and are most likely fresher, Ferruzzi explained.
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It's been big news lately, but in case you hadn't heard, Amazon has bagged the rights to a number of Premier League games over the festive period.
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Since hunting in open seas is much more difficult and expensive, Kunnuk says that the walrus he bagged five years back will most certainly be his last.
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Instacart bagged the Whole Foods delivery deal in 2014, elevating its brand with influential young consumers who want everything from groceries to sofas delivered to their doorsteps.
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Women become "targets" to be observed, stalked, and bagged, with an eye toward quality and getting a good price — down to using coupons and VIP cards for discounts.
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ICE has rules on the maximum amount operators can charge in rental fees, with warehouses in Antwerp capped at 15 euro ($18.02) per tonne for bagged robusta coffee.
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It's already been a year of multiple high profile ransomware attacks and now cybersecurity startup Corelight has bagged a $9.2 million Series A round, led by Accel Partners.
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The prince bagged former U.S. President Barack Obama's first interview since leaving office, during his stint as guest editor of BBC Radio 4's Today programme on Wednesday.
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The company this morning unveiled AmazonFresh Pickup: order groceries online, then drive to an Amazon-run store, where a worker brings them all bagged up to your car.
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Over the past 60 years, Republican presidents have bagged 2,390 counties on average before making it to the White House, whereas their Democratic counterparts have won just 1,412.
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He added that local exporters are willing to send sugar to the United States loose in ship, rather than bagged, as refiners in the United States are requesting.
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People talk about the convenience of a Keurig versus a traditional coffee machine, but that has nothing on the convenience of a bagged vacuum versus the bagless kind.
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When you've already bagged a couple of James Beard Awards and run successful eateries from Boston to Bangkok, you can pretty much do whatever the hell you want.
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You could easily fit a bagged lens into a purse or jacket pocket—but it could potentially be a bit bulky in the pocket of your skinny jeans.
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He bagged two against Everton last weekend and already has three hat-tricks - two in the league and one in the FA Cup - since his brace on Jan.
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The whole bagged milk and stick it in a container system is something Toronto pitcher J.A. Happ, who's in his second stint with the Blue Jays, can't comprehend.
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After my bath, I make a Trader Joe's bagged salad while B. goes to hang out with his friends (he still has a few friends left in town).
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The Bulgarian bagged the opening set with another break in the eighth game as nerves got the better of Garin who was contesting his first Masters quarter-final.
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Though he said Glovo's team will be head down "aiming for profitability" — rather than looking to go shopping for growth by buying rivals (or indeed being bagged themselves).
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However smart a seductress, Anne would never have bagged the crown (and sparked the break with Rome) had Katherine given Henry the male heir he so desperately needed.
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Christian Bale bagged a Golden Globe for his performance (in his acceptance speech he thanked Satan for inspiration) and earned an Oscar nom for Best Actor as well.
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As the Windows OS has bagged most of the Win+whatever shortcuts for itself, you'll probably need to add in a Ctrl or a Shift to make yours unique.
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He was carrying a "bagged and tagged item" that he told police could be a breast implant, which he assumed may have been evidence of a homicide or drowning.
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Netting two goals with the man advantage and shutting down all five Nashville power plays, Toronto bagged a 3-1 win over the Predators at sold-out Bridgestone Arena.
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For example, German start-ups bagged about $800 million from U.S. and Asian investors in the first half of the year, while French firms brought in only $500 million.
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The golf ball-tainted potato products are the two-pound bags of Roundy's Brand and Harris Teeter Brand frozen, southern style hash browns bagged on or after January 19th.
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A mere three years ago the 2015-founded, Barcelona-based startup had bagged a $7M Series A — with a pitch to take the pain out of business travel booking.
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Britney Spears' new BF, Sam Asghari, has a type -- he's notorious for hooking up with pop stars while shooting music videos ... or so says the last one he bagged.
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Having finished his explanation of the drink's history, Hernández hands me an expertly bagged vampiro with a serious look on his face that masks his pride at his creation.
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Yuma is also home to facilities that produce bagged lettuce and salad mixes and cooling plants that house vegetables before they are shipped — all areas where contamination can occur.
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Serbian Djokovic bagged the first set at the seventh opportunity and he did not look back after breaking for 22-1 in the second with a booming forehand winner.
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That means that a grocery brand of bagged lettuce is competing with Dole and Foxy, a brand owned by the Nunes Company, one of the country's largest vegetable growers.
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When he took the stage he'd already lost in Georgia and Virginia; Clinton has now bagged Alabama and Tennessee, and is likely to win Texas and Arkansas as well.
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To really drive the point home, the Karma ships with its own backpack, so it can be bagged up and taken along on a bike ride or ski trip.
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The 2016-founded, Bristol-based startup, which is building dedicated processing hardware for machine learning applications, bagged $50M in Series C financing a year ago, led by Sequoia Capital.
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Since mid-March, the CDC and the Food and Drug Administration have identified five deaths and 210 illnesses caused by E. coli infections linked mostly to bagged, prechopped romaine.
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Instead of buying heads of lettuce that we wash and chop or rip up ourselves, over the past couple of decades, sales of precut and bagged greens have boomed.
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Mr. Barnhill sold his boat last summer and more than 8,000 traps this summer; he has turned his fish house into an ice house, to supply bagged ice commercially.
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Pierce shot 2-for-14 on 123-pointers in ACC games entering the game, then bagged 3 of his first 4 as North Carolina built a 49-37 advantage.
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"Wall Street thinks Muilenburg bagged them," Cramer said on "Squawk on the Street," referring to Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg, who was stripped of his chairman role on Oct. 11.
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In places like Saigon and in field hospitals, dead ARVN troops were bagged and moved from hospital to mortuary to burial details — really quickly if the troops were lucky.
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The teenager, who had already won a record three successive world all around titles before coming to Rio, bagged her first Olympic individual gold by a margin 2.100 points.
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LONDON (Reuters) - LNG Canada, the $30 billion liquefied natural gas (LNG) export project, has bagged another client after project shareholder Petronas signed an initial sales deal with trading house Vitol.
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And when they landed, pre-sliced and bagged on grocery store shelves earlier this month, they became the first genetically modified apple to go on sale in the United States.
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The 25-year-old American bagged nine birdies to vault up the leaderboard and was 14-under after 113 bogey-free holes at the TPC Twin Cities course in Minnesota.
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NATIONAL HARBOR, Md. -- An MQ-21 Reaper drone has bagged its first air-to-air kill of another small, aerial vehicle in a controlled simulation, an official revealed to Military.
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East Ventures says 70 percent of Series A-funded startups in Indonesia bagged seed funding from the firm, while 83 percent of its 116 portfolio companies remain in business today.
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Since the School moved to Covent Garden in 2012 his "Dim Sum to Knife Skills" and "Korean BiBimBap" classes have bagged him prizes at the 2014 British Cookery School Awards.
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Linebacker Brian Orakpo bagged a critical sack of Bortles to help force a punt, and Bortles forced a couple of other throws with the pass rush bearing down on him.
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Tiger shared a photo of him freediving in the Bahamas with his kids on Friday ... and from the looks of it, the golf G.O.A.T. bagged himself a pretty legendary lobster.
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It recently bagged $3 million through a deal that sees Animoca Brands take a 67 percent share stake in Deepcore's operating business and provide a check for its investment arm.
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Since 2003, there have been more than 40 reports of frogs, mice, snakes, and other animals found in bagged salads or lettuce in the U.S., according to a new survey.
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Producers have voluntarily agreed to label bagged romaine now being harvested in winter growing regions — Arizona, southern California, Florida, and Mexico — to let you know where it is coming from.
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Keys bagged the set at the end of a long rally in which her opponent defended ferociously, gradually stepping into the court to end the exchange with a backhand winner.
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Select some live seafood in one of Alibaba's Hema grocery stores in Shanghai, get it rung up and bagged, and a robotic arm will whisk it away to a kitchen.
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The conglomerate on Monday bagged 41 of the 55 blocks offered by India under the new eased rules that offer the freedom to bidders to carve out areas for drilling.
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"You get to a point where buying jewelry doesn't matter but art does," said Ms. Watts, who bagged four works, by Ms. Markus, Sebastian Black, Hugo Guinness and Adam Lupton.
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The only apparent disappointment the next morning, after their first hunting outing together as a group, was that they had bagged only 58 birds, two short of their legal limit.
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The result meant that PSG, who had bagged only one point from their last two league encounters, move to the top of the standings with 10 points from five games.
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Fallen leaves are bagged in plastic, and ultimately all the trees are removed so that a neat, thick layer of convenient concrete can be poured over all that icky mud.
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The outbreak, at the height of Australia's summer, the salad-eating season, has been traced to more than 20 products of bagged lettuce and other salad leaves produced by Tripod Farmers.
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Woods bagged a banked-in jumper with 2:21 to play after Duke closed within 22-2168 before Kennard, who produced nine consecutive points for his team, answered with a 278.
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Toews bagged his 14th goal of the season at 3:24 of the third period, and Kane polished off the outburst, scoring his 18th on the power play at 10:01.
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I buy a chocolate cake and frozen macarons, as well as a bagged salad, frozen veggies, mango slices, bananas, and an almond butter and turmeric salad dressing I'm excited to try.
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The east African nation bagged its biggest ever haul of medals in Brazil – six gold, six silver and one bronze – but doping allegations and organizational problems plagued preparations for the event.
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SPHERE is now one of the most powerful direct imaging tools planet hunters have at their disposal, and it bagged an exotic triple-star exoplanet on its very first observational campaign.
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The head of a big American investment bank recalls how he bagged the last available room in a swanky Lagos hotel, only for the door to fall off as he entered.
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Anyone brave enough to check their bagged salad should look to make sure it's Fresh Express' Organic Marketside Spring Mix before overreacting and eating nothing but Soylent (wait, on second thought...).
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It was then rumoured that Mrs Clinton might have quietly bagged promises of support from one or two of those giants already, and planned to reveal them in a future broadside.
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There were gruesome and strange sights, like the Taliban fighter from a commando unit, in a distinctive camouflage-pattern robe, weeping uncontrollably while stroking the head of his body-bagged friend.
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The Bryans bagged the second set on a tiebreak their opponents came within two points of winning, before Feliciano closed out the match in the third with a love service game.
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Coincidentally, he was not the first Allen boy to do so; while riding the bus a few weeks earlier, his younger brother met the same girl and also bagged her digits.
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Prosecutors have said they also expect to charge Kipchoge Keino, a renowned former athlete who bagged golds for Kenya at the Olympics in Mexico City in 1968 and Munich in 1972.
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Maria Guadalupe, 43, a recent graduate of the company-sponsored technology course, has gone from packing bagged salads into boxes to setting up and monitoring robots that do her old job.
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Many of these hunters here pass the time trading stories about how they've bagged some of nature's most exotic animals -- following a tradition made famous by writers such as Ernest Hemingway.
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"It was a lot like an archaeological dig — all the pieces were collected and bagged and numbered," said Wendy Walker, an objects conservator who was primarily responsible for restoring the relief.
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And while the C.D.C. recommends washing all produce with water, including heads of lettuce, it does not recommend washing other forms of bagged lettuce, which has already been washed before bagging.
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Again Dimitrov wobbled, squandering two match points at 40-15 with a double-fault and a tight forehand error, but he finally bagged the win when Thiem looped a backhand long.
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But plastic consumption is deeply embedded in Japanese culture, where vegetables sold in grocery stores are individually wrapped, packages are often double-bagged and ubiquitous vending machines dispense plentiful plastic bottles.
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I bagged one of the things in Pym Valley, after a three-day pursuit in which hunter and hunted very often switched places because of its nightmarish ability to disguise itself.
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The latest profiteer is, of course, the Met, which confiscated about $42,000, bagged it up and, in the style of the best teenage Instagram gangsters, released trophy pictures to the press.
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High Fidelity, a social VR startup founded by Philip Rosedale (CEO), one of Second Life's original creators, has bagged a $35 million Series D led by blockchain investment firm Galaxy Digital Ventures.
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However, in a span of 2 1/2 minutes, Clark, Hunter and Gurley bagged 3-point shots as Furman stretched its edge to 68-56 for its largest lead of the game.
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Swedish telehealth startup Kry, which bagged a $66M Series B in June for market expansion, is executing on that plan — announcing today it will launch into the French market on September 15.
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Forced by the events of 9/11 to stop supporting the Taliban openly, and to provide America with a land route to Afghanistan, the generals have since bagged billions in American aid.
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And, seeing as this method just bagged itself a new world record for a plasma pressure of over two atmospheres, it's probably not a bad direction for fusion enthusiasts to keep pushing.
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It was an overall loss of 24 and 55 seconds for Bernal and Thomas, respectively, as Pinot also bagged a six-second bonus for finishing the stage second behind Briton Simon Yates.
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BARCELONA, (Reuters) - A ravenous Luis Suarez bagged a third hat-trick in five games as defending champions Barcelona won 3-123 at Granada to clinch their 24th La Liga title on Saturday.
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But the thought of facing his native country's national side - the current European champions - and a Cristiano Ronaldo who has bagged four goals in two games, does not appear to phase him.
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The CDC emphasized that although the other 90 cases of illness are linked to the eight in Alaska, those 90 are from chopped bagged lettuce, and that contamination source remains a mystery.
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A trip to Pennsylvania, where she bagged a maroon velvet settee from the eighteen-seventies, after eighteen months on the hunt, brought her to a motel near the federal penitentiary in Lewisburg.
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The world number one made the decisive break in the eighth game of the second set and bagged a straightforward win on his second match point when Hyeon sent a forehand long.
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Susan Krakower bagged groceries in Queens, New York as a kid before moving to Los Angeles and working in TV trying to learn everything she could possibly know about creating a show.
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Kenny Williams bagged a 3-pointer as North Carolina took a 51-232 lead with less than 229 290/28 minutes to play for the largest lead of the game at that juncture.
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At stores where Instacart processes a high volume of orders, hot and cold items are bagged and stored in a staging area that's temperature-controlled until a driver picks them up, Shu said.
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Freshman forward Malachi Richardson's 21 points led all scorers and junior Tyler Roberson's 18 rebounds were one shy of a program postseason record as Syracuse bagged a 70-51 decision at Scottrade Center.
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They were then bagged up and examined in van-mounted morgues parked outside the cemetery gates under the supervision of Dr. Hernán Quijano, the head of the government forensics team at the site.
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Striking the ball cleanly and powerfully in perfect conditions on Court Philippe Chatrier, the big-serving Keys bagged the opener in the blink of an eye against an overpowered opponent offering little resistance.
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There was once a theory that, having bagged the nomination, Mr Trump would abandon dystopian politics for a more moderate and sunny message—the sort of thing general elections are usually fought on.
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The Bundesbank recorded a net profit of 399 million euros, the lowest since 2004 and a sharp drop from the 3.2 billion euros bagged in 2015, largely due to higher provisions and writedowns.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Cristian Garin claimed his first ever Grand Slam match win on Monday shortly before Rafael Nadal bagged his 503th but the Chilean has a couple of things over the claycourt king.
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Becky Garfinkel told the Los Angeles Times that she bought the bagged salad mix from Target and after she shared the incident on social media, the store offered her a $5 gift card.
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With Wofford leading by one, the Terriers' Nathan Hoover drained back-to-back 3-pointers and Magee bagged another trey for a 76-66 advantage — all nine points in a 69-second span.
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When I was cooking for one — a one-pound rib-eye, for example — I attached Joule to a small stainless steel pot, threw in the bagged food and quickly heated up the water.
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In the heart of the otherwise quaint Swiss city of Bern stands a fountain statue of a festively-dressed man chowing down on infants that have apparently been bagged up for easy consumption.
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She climbed in head first after her own turd, reached deeper into the window, bagged it up, and passed it out, over the top and back into the toilet from whence it came.
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Now that U.S. President Donald Trump has bagged a political victory in the form of a trade deal with Mexico, the country's ongoing dispute with China looks set to drag on, experts said.
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Pre-bagged salads are what they are—you toss a couple in your cart when you're short on time or feeling guilty about the Krispy Kremes you crushed at three in the morning.
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She's hanging out on fire escapes, rolling with her crew on the basketball court, brown bagged 40s in the air, grinding on the East River promenade, on an overpass, on a cloud. Standard.
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Ariana Grande previously held the record for solo artists, as her Mean Girls– and Legally Blonde-themed "Thank U, Next" video bagged 55 million views across the day of its release late last year.
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Traditional auto giants BMW and SAIC Motor — Volkswagen's partner in China — are driving into the ride-hailing scene, while HelloBike, which just bagged significant funding from Alibaba's Ant Financial and others, is entering, too.
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This year, Lanthimos (Best Screenplay), Ramsay (Best Screenplay), Campillo (Gran Prix), and Zvyagintsev (Jury Prize) bagged awards, though it was Ruben Östlund's polarizing art industry satire The Square that ultimately took the Palme d'Or.
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As the FDA continues to investigate the outbreak, it's encouraging consumers to avoid any chopped romaine sourced from that area, and throw away any whose source is unknown, including bagged lettuce and salad mixes.
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A July study in Science of the Total Environment has found that 40 people in the U.S. have discovered "extemporaneous wildlife" — including frogs, lizards, snakes, and mice — in their pre-bagged produce since 2003.
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She promptly bagged herself the emerging men's wear designer prize at the British Fashion Awards, following in Craig Green's footsteps (though not his aesthetic) and was a finalist for the LVMH prize this year.
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Next year, it will add support for buying groceries via voice, which you can then pick up at the store already bagged and ready, or have delivered, depending on availability of those checkout options.
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Chenault announced plans to leave his position as the head of Amex last October, ending a 17-year run, and this month he's bagged a trio of top positions within the tech/startup world.
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Greasy heaps of mac and cheese, mashed potatoes, and green beans and corn that had a suspiciously similar texture to the bagged stuff Dad nuked at home could be found at a nearby station.
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Since public schools in Stamford closed last week to help slow the spread of COVID-218, the disease caused by the novel coronavirus, the city is offering two bagged meals per child each day.
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The phasing out of sales of "bagged traditional house coal" will take place by February next year, while loose coal sold directly to customers from approved merchants will be phased out by February 2023.
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California-based Karius bagged $165 million in its latest funding round, which it plans to use to pursue commercial adoption of its current tests, and explore new applications for its tech, according to TechCrunch.
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Pete Wells wrote about his top 10 restaurants of the year, and about the best dishes he ate for the Food section we blue-bagged and delivered to doors, porches and bushes this morning.
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At Kroger, where he bagged groceries after school, Will sold his beats for a hundred dollars each to some would-be rappers who worked with him, and used the money to buy more equipment.
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The self-driving car then takes the bagged items to its destination, wherever someone who ordered items from the Walmart, Postmates, or other delivery app can come out and grab the bags from the trunk.
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Cablivi was originally developed by Ablynx, a Belgium biotech firm that Sanofi acquired in January last year for 3.9 billion euros ($4.53 billion) right after it had bagged U.S. haemophilia specialist Bioverativ for $11.6 billion.
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The president was gloating over a vote on December 10th, in which his United Socialist Party, which has looted and misgoverned the country into economic ruin, bagged more than 90% of the country's mayoral contests.
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From Justin to Kelly was supposed to be like Grease—and it was Grease, if it was hit on the head, bagged up with one of those little twist ties, and thrown on the curb.
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The Serbian was broken for 5-4 in the decider but bagged three games in a row to end Simon's resilience and reach the third round of the first European claycourt tournament of the season.
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Since the event was introduced to the Olympic program in 1952 only Soviet Union duo Larisa Latynina (1960) and Ludmilla Tourischeva (1972), Czech Vera Caslavska (1968) and Ukraine's Lilia Podkopayeva (1996) have bagged the double.
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His three-run double in a six-run fifth inning gave him seven RBI in the last two games, marking the first time in his career he's bagged three or more RBI in consecutive game.
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Chinese athletes bagged the most gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, a feat accompanied by a wave of nation pride, and came second to the United States four years later at the London Olympics.
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The 12-year-old won his first norm at the World Junior Championships in Tarvisio in November 2017, and bagged his second after winning the Herkalion Fischer Memorial GM Norm tournament in Greece in April.
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The sibling duo behind the startup, John and Sarah Peterson, have bagged $540,000 in pre-seed funding for their text planner idea, after running a year-long public beta of the service in San Francisco.
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The employee pulls items from store stock in the back room, as well as any other remaining items from the floor – scanning barcodes as inventory moves from stock to cart, then cart to bagged order.
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Rocket Internet bagged a respectable 15X return on its investment, but other investors were left disappointed with modest exits after being sold on the ambitious vision of building Lazada into the Amazon of Southeast Asia.
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The gap is now 39 points, after Hamilton also bagged an extra point for the fastest lap despite having tyres that had already done more than half the race, with 11 of 21 rounds remaining.
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Consider checking out: You have to put all your stuff in a cart, and then someone else takes everything out to scan it, and then everything has to be carefully bagged for the trip home.
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During a weeklong trip to Mongolia this summer, the President Trump's eldest son reportedly went trophy hunting and bagged a rare, long-horned sheep facing population decline in its Central Asia habitats, ProPublica reported Wednesday.
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REIMS, France (Reuters) - Italy's Cristiana Girelli bagged a hat-trick and substitute Aurora Galli struck twice as they thrashed Jamaica 5-0 to qualify for the last 16 of the women's World Cup on Friday.
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Photo: WaymoIf you already rely on ridesharing services to run errands or grab groceries, a self-driving car that shuttles you to pick up your pre-bagged tailgate party snacks may sound like a no-brainer.
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There are two ways to get it Aquafaba can be the water you used to boil bagged pulses (lentils, beans, and peas, like chickpeas), or it can be the liquid from canned versions of these foods.
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If you thought the on-demand laundry space had run out of startup steam, here's a bit of a conditioner: Spanish startup Mr Jeff has bagged a $12 million Series A, led by All Iron Ventures.
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Slaw Honestly, I was on the fence about whether this is a salad or a condiment, but seeing as "slaw mix" is sold next to bagged salad in most grocery stores, a case can be made.
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Last week, his company Didi Chuxing bagged Uber's China business in a deal valuing his ride-hailing start-up at $35 billion - a second success in as many years in a grueling battle with a rival.
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Chinese athletes bagged the most gold medals at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, a feat accompanied by a wave of national pride, the culmination of China's "100 year dream" to host the world's most prestigious sports event.
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But over the past four months, five people have died and 197 have fallen ill across the country as a result of E. coli infections linked to romaine lettuce, most of it sold chopped and bagged.
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Berlin-based games studio Klang, which is building a massive multiplayer online simulation called Seed utilizing Improbable's virtual world builder platform, has just bagged $8.95M in Series A funding to support development of the forthcoming title.
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On the Lower East Side, Tony Strong, 51, stood against a fence in front of the La Guardia Houses, chatting with a friend, with two carts packed with bagged items and extra plastic bags beside them.
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Four years and I still don't fucking get it: your strange culture of plastic-bagged milk, an identity intertwined with a single ice-based sport, a people known primarily for one [admittedly boring] defining characteristic—politeness.
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Once Federer had bagged the "crazy breaker" on his fifth set point, it took him only another 33 minutes to subject Cilic to the most painful defeat of his career — his 27th ace finishing off the job.
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Those observing Ramadan receive bagged meals each evening that range from about 500 and 1,100 calories a day, when the men should be receiving 2,600 to 2,800 calories a day under federal health guidelines, the lawsuit states.
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NASA's Astromaterials Research & Exploration Science (ARES) department has released a fully detailed model of the first ever sample of lunar soil and rock, bagged by Astronaut Neil Armstrong during humanity's first-ever trip to the Moon's surface.
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For that reason, on most summer days during the early 1960s, the cores that reached the surface in Camp Century's drilling trench were carefully bagged and logged and stored in cardboard tubes on racks against the wall.
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Three relievers obtained the last 11 outs, with Joe Jimenez earning his second save as Detroit bagged its fifth straight win to stay within 2 1/2 games of first-place Cleveland in the American League Central.
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Having trained under Nicholas Kirkwood and bagged a NEWGEN sponsorship promptly thereafter, she's among a very small class of designers who can convince editors to wait outside in the pouring rain, for a show that's just shoes.
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In a recent visit to the Aeropostale store in a mall in the popular tourist district Ratchadaphisek, 0.13-year-old pharmacist Nawarat Kreukheunpetch bagged a pair of sandals and a t-shirt bearing Aeropostale's New York branding.
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Traditionally, mountaineers relieved themselves, bagged the stuff, and left it in one of two places: atop Kahiltna glacier (home to the popular West Buttress climbing route and whose elevation is 20,013 feet); or down into its crevasses.
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As soon as a figure skater finishes a routine, the sweepers zip onto the ice, scoop up any items tossed by fans and quickly race back to the edge, where the items are bagged for the skater.
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On Saturday morning, Marlon Esquilín, the funeral director in Isabel Segunda, opened the doors of his hearse to pull out the black-bagged body of an older woman who had died of natural causes the night before.
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Center Logan Couture bagged the lone goal of the shootout Saturday night as San Jose wiped out a 2-0 third period deficit to dump the Nashville Predators 231-250 in front of a sold-out arena.
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As Vox's Julia Belluz explained earlier this year: Instead of buying heads of lettuce that we wash and chop or rip up ourselves, over the past couple of decades, sales of precut and bagged greens have boomed.
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Record online sales were seen on Black Friday and Thanksgiving, when shoppers bagged deep discounts and bought more on their mobile devices, brightening the overall outlook for those traditional retailers that have expanded beyond brick-and-mortar outlets.
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Last month, the Council on American-Islamic Relations sued Alaska prison officials on behalf of two Muslim inmates, arguing that bagged meals the men received each evening were inadequate or inappropriately contained pork, which Muslims do not eat.
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And when the ice chunks you dispense from the fridge suddenly taste funny, you have no choice but to either use leaky, plastic trays that are annoying to operate, or run to the store and purchase bagged ice.
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Whitlock bagged another silver in the floor exercise before he whipped the crowd into a frenzy with his dynamic display on the pommel horse — a performance which edged out team mate Louis Smith by 0.1 of a point.
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About a dozen others are so suspicious of the government's tests that they've bagged their own car filters — and even one home vacuum filter — and sent them to a scientist in Massachusetts, who's been live-tweeting the data.
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In Redding, a city of about 90,000 people along the Sacramento River, people milled around aimlessly through the chalky air, clutching belongings and brown-bagged lunches, sharing their evacuation stories as hundreds of displaced residents poured into shelters.
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But founder and CEO Robert Norton, who had made previous attempts to drag the slow-moving and traditional art market into the 21st Century, persisted and has now bagged three major deals, the first in the auction market.
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AIM-listed Footasylum nearly doubled in market value and bagged its biggest intra-day gain on record after JD Sports bought an 8.3 percent stake and said it was prepared to increase its holding up to 29.9 percent.
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That said, a 36-year-old from Poland, a 29-year-old Tunisian, and a 27-year-old Spaniard all appeared in Leicester's side, while a 28-year-old Frenchman bagged a hat-trick for Norwich under-23s.
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The movie premiered at Cannes in France in May and has since bagged awards at film festivals around the world, including Chicago, Sarajevo and Odessa, with Sweden selecting it as its official entry for the Oscars next year.
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The movie premiered at Cannes in France in May and has since bagged awards at film festivals around the world, including Chicago, Sarajevo and Odessa, with Sweden selecting it as its official entry for the Oscars next year.
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Matt Holliday's two-out single into left field plated Aledmys Diaz with the winning run as the Cardinals (14-14) bagged their first walkoff win of the season and improved to 3-201 against teams with winning records.
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My tryst with bagged rice began in October of 2017, when my then-neighbor, now-roommate Jake (unrelated, but he steals meatballs) first introduced me to my future lover: Uncle Ben's Boil-In-Bag Enriched Long Grain Rice.
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The deal, worth more than $210 billion at list prices, came as European rival Airbus also bagged a series of orders for its newly launched A2321XLR model, easing investors' concerns about a sharp slowdown in demand for commercial jets.
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I tie my kayak to it and climb up the metal strips on its side, dangling from a shoulder a drawstring bag containing some combination of a book, my journal, a thermos, a wine cooler, a bagged Chipotle order.
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Digital identity startup Passbase has bagged $600,000 in pre-seed funding led by a group of business angel investors from Alphabet, Stanford, Kleiner Perkins and EY, as well as seed fund investment from Chicago-based Upheaval Investments and Seedcamp.
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Then I realized that our freezer, fully stocked with Trader Joe's meals, bagged ice, frozen dumplings, and all the various, sundry leftovers, provided immediate chilling effects, whereas the cold (but not frozen) wet cloth took a while to chill.
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Once in Mexico, they receive the possessions confiscated at the time of their arrest in the US, are greeted by Mexican government agencies, and get offered, among other things, a bagged lunch and information about enrolling in public programs.
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But Rocket League is one of those games where I find myself unable to put it down unless I've had a good match—unless I've bagged an MVP award, or at least netted a few times in a win.
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Con Edison is accepting bagged clothing from people who were in the immediate area, which is considered 500 feet east or west of Fifth Avenue on 20th and 21st Streets, and 100 feet north and south on Fifth Avenue.
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Dolan has never bagged the Palme d'Or, and is this year up against industry heavyweights such as Spain's Pedro Almodovar, as well as contenders tipped for glory like South Korea's Bong Joon-ho, whose dark comedy "Parasite" wowed critics.
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While Costco didn't have a wide enough selection of bagged candy to make our analysis, the retailer is offering 30-count variety packs of Mars bar chocolate for $13.29 and Hershey's for $13.49, according to the Krazy Coupon Lady.
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Inside are personal items - wallets, documents, electronics, all bagged and labeled as evidence - that police hope might one day help to give a name and a proper resting place to those buried nearby in graves marked only by numbers.
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Earlier this year, the company sold a "Spuglies" brand of bagged potatoes at about 400 stores in three states after a Texas potato supplier was hit by bad weather and suffered a crop of blemished, misshaped and smaller-than-usual spuds.
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It's been roughly 15 years since Adam Sandler generated perhaps the best reviews of his career for leading the cast of Punch-Drunk Love, a modern classic romantic comedy that bagged Paul Thomas Anderson the best director prize at Cannes.
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Holding court over catered sandwiches and bagged chips during a break, White spoke with the cast — most of whom are new to the production — about New York City's gay culture in the days of liberation and the emergence of AIDS.
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Spanish startup Glovo, whose platform lets app users summon a gig economy worker to shop on their behalf, be it for a takeaway burger or a multi-bag supermarket shop, has bagged a €115 million (~$134M) Series C round of funding.
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Dou's victory, the first for a Chinese on the developmental circuit, continues the 20-year-old's impressive rise after he bagged four titles in the PGA Tour China Series last year to top the Order of Merit and earn his Web.
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Airbus and Boeing bagged a combined $15 billion of plane deals on day two of the Paris Airshow, as their sales teams scrambled for orders after a downturn in business at many airlines and the grounding of Boeing's top-selling jet.
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In Gumpenberger's pockets, police said they found $900 cash double-bagged in plastic, along with a handwritten note with instructions to kidnap Hupp, drive her to the bank to get "Russ's money," then kill her to collect the balance of $10,000.
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Across its first weekend in theaters, Captain Marvel bagged $456.7 around the world — the sixth highest global opening in history and second highest for a female-fronted picture (trailing only Star Wars: The Force Awakens' $529 million worldwide start in 2015).
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Mr Trump bagged more than the 59 delegates he needed to stay on track for the nomination there and in Idaho, where he came second to Mr Cruz—even before the results came in from Hawaii, which he also won.
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Glencore bagged the right to supply around 290 liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargoes to Egypt, while second-placed Trafigura is understood to have won the right to supply about 18 cargoes of the super-cooled fuel, the trading sources said.
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But when you're not watching the tube or flicking through the newspaper, you're sneaking around crime scenes, cleaning up the bloody mess left in the wake of a serial killer, tossing bagged-up bodies into the back of your trusty wheels.
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"Once we got inside and took off our suits and gloves, we did have some lunar dust on the floor, and rocks that were not bagged," Apollo astronaut Charlie Duke, who walked on the moon in 1972, called to tell me.
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Square is worth almost as much as that other company Jack Dorsey runsA new Trump policy could let Amazon and Google test more drones in U.S. citiesSoftBank CEO Masa Son claims the company has already bagged $3 billion in profit
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In his previous Ryder Cups he has bagged 12 points for the Europeans, including three on his debut in 2008 when he beat home talisman Phil Mickelson in the Sunday singles at Valhalla, albeit eventually ending on the losing side.
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The Japanese, who reached the Roland Garros quarter-finals in 2015, bagged 12 consecutive games as he went from 3-3 in the first set to 3-0 in the third, when he had to take the injury time out.
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The private organization, named Team Indus, bagged the Google Lunar-X Prize that had asked competitors to land a robotic spacecraft on the moon, make it travel for 500 meters and beam high resolution photos and videos back to Earth.
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Of course this isn't true of the big dogs—Mo Farah for example is making more than enough money from that Quorn cosign he bagged—but for many the prospect of being a "professional athlete" is something of a lofty ambition.
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Kano, known for its do-it-yourself computer building kits for kids, said that it had bagged the funding from Sesame Ventures, the social-minded venture arm of Sesame Workshop, to help it fuel growth and work on new products.
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Set the device to heat up the water to around 129 degrees, immerse the bagged steak in the water and, like magic, you have a steak that is perfectly medium-rare all the way through, not just in the center.
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A thundering backhand down the line left Williams chasing shadows as Muguruza bagged the first set and even when the Spaniard missed four match points on Williams' serve in the ninth game of the second set, it did not fluster her.
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In addition to the special instructions she had devised, Finkel also sorted and re-bagged the pieces in the set she gifted Shifrin many years ago so that it was easier to find them as he worked through each step.
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From the back of the van, we procure a storage bin of bagged hazmat suits, boxed N95 masks, industrial bottles of medical-grade sanitizer, and in the span of five minutes, we've divided it up evenly between our four bikes.
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MyGate, a Bangalore-based startup that offers security management and convenience service for guard-gated premises, said today it has bagged more than $50 million in a new financing round as it looks to expand its footprint in the nation.
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"There is a feeling of a lack of accomplishment, especially among millennials who feel like it's a solid effort just to get frozen ravioli cooked and a bagged salad together," said Melissa Abbott of the Hartman Group, which researches eating patterns.
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Wearing the number 25 shirt, Aouar very nearly bagged himself an assist in the 90th minute after bursting with pace on the counter and finding himself with just one Alkmaar defender and the keeper, between him and four adjacent teammates.
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At least the comic books are stored properly: long white cardboard boxes line the walls, and he knows that if he lifts a lid he will find the books inside bagged and boarded, organized by artist or series or year.
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LONDON, Nov 29 (Reuters) - Less than two weeks after Henrik Stenson bagged a $1.25 million bonus for finishing top of the money list, a new European Tour season will start on Thursday with simultaneous events in Australia and South Africa.
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In 2005, law enforcement initiatives dubbed Operation Smoking Dragon and Operation Royal Charm bagged $1003 million in counterfeit currency and resulted in 87 indictments against suspects from China, Taiwan, Canada, and the United States, according to the US Department of Justice.
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You can save on a Miele Complete C63 PowerLine bagged vacuum cleaner, down to just £150 from £240, a Neato Robotics Botvac D7 robot vacuum cleaner, down to £499.99 from £799.99, and a Swan Fearne food processor, reduced to £79.99 from £179.99.
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Almost 14 years to the day since a 17-year-old Rooney scored the first of his 53 England goals in a European Championship qualifier against Macedonia, 19-year-old Rashford bagged his first competitive strike for his country in stunning fashion.
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Hopefully the wight they bagged will do the trick.) We might gasp audibly every time a White Walker steps foot onscreen (and we have been, since the first episode of Season 1), but what goes on beyond the Wall is blessedly not real.
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Gasly also bagged an extra point for setting the fastest lap right at the end, something Ricciardo was never in a position to do as he saved his tyres on a one-stop strategy while lapped by Mercedes' race winner Lewis Hamilton.
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Not since Diane Keaton in 1977's Annie Hall has one of Woody Allen's films spawned a style icon of such merit as Vicky Cristina Barcelona's María Elena (for which Penélope Cruz bagged the Oscar for Best Actress in a Supporting Role).
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Open, a Bangalore-based startup that operates a "neo-bank" to help businesses automate and run their finances, has bagged $30 million in a new funding round as investors look to replicate a globally tried and tested business idea in emerging markets.
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We broke the story ... Chris was allegedly caught red-handed trying to walk out of a Kohl's in Georgia last October with a pair of pricey headphones -- and when he was stopped by security ... he told them he forgot he'd bagged the item.
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The move comes as U.S. consumers are eating more fresh food and as grocery stores are making space in the produce aisle for products such as the bagged lettuce blends, salad kits and Bistro Bowls sold by Irwindale, California-based Ready Pac.
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MUMBAI, April 5 (Reuters) - Star India bagged the global television and digital rights for cricket in India for the next five years on Thursday with a $945 million bid to complete their stranglehold on the coverage of the game in its commercial home.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Black Friday and Thanksgiving online sales in the United States surged to record highs as shoppers bagged deep discounts and bought more on their mobile devices, heralding a promising start to the key holiday season, according to retail analytics firms.
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This is also a good point in the cleanup efforts to take a break if last night's pomegranate-champagne punch begins to punch back, because the house should look much more civilized once the kitchen is tidied and the trash bagged up.
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Teenager Jadon Sancho, the third prong of England's livewire attack, bagged a double just before halftime to open his account for the senior side, putting his country 5-1 ahead after Kosovo had taken the lead after 35 seconds of an entertaining duel.
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Britain bagged gold medals in both the men's and women's team pursuit in Rio, but Australia's Sam Welsford, Cameron Meyer, Kelland O'Brien and Alexander Porter came within a whisker of breaking the world record set by the British men at the Olympics.
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We buy strawberries, apples, pears, mandarin oranges, carrot chips, mushrooms, bananas, avocados, a bell pepper, sweet potatoes, medium carrots, bagged onions, Wallaby yogurt, frozen wild Alaskan salmon, boneless chicken thighs, chicken drumsticks, a pound of stewed beef, beef broth, frozen scallops, shrimp, clams, and calamari.
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Bacsinszky, who reached the semi-final at Roland Garros last year, fell 4-1 down in the opening set as 2014 runner-up Bouchard came out firing, then bagged 10 games in a row as her 47th-ranked opponent melted down on Court Philippe Chatrier.
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Barça's faint hopes of qualifying for the quarter-final were dampened further still by the away-goals rule: if the aggregate scores across the two legs are level at the end of the tie, the side which has bagged more goals away from home progresses.
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The entire draft happened while I was incommunicado at a film screening, and I walk out to find that Liz's team somehow bagged Daenerys and Cersei, and Andrew got Jon and Tyrion, and somehow I was left with Bran as my highest-drafted available pick?
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In a demo shown to Mashable — and featured in the video above — the kitchen syncs up with the family's schedule, allowing members to see a to-do list, the school bus' ETA (via a GPS stream) and tips on making a healthier bagged lunch.
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I pick up a red onion, arugula, parsley, scallions, shiitake mushrooms, nectarines, avocados, a bagged salad, two dozen eggs, a small steak, ground chicken, frozen cod, frozen berries, coffee, plantain chips, fish sauce, spaghetti, capers, a loaf of rosemary sourdough, guacamole, and coconut water.
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Only six months ago Barcelona-based TravelPerk bagged a $21 million Series B, off the back of strong momentum for a software as a service platform designed to take a Slack-like chunk out of the administrative tedium of arranging and expensing work trips.
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However, after day two of a corn dog diet, I went on a mission and stocked up on bagged salads from Walmart, which turned out to be a godsend and spared my poor colon having to process ten straight days of deep-fried foods.
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Remains recovered so far have been bagged and stored in an out-of-the-way area of Addis Ababa's Bole airport, in refrigeration units usually used to store roses destined for export, before being moved to the capital's St. Paul's Hospital, two sources told Reuters.
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His game clicked though and he claimed the title and then bagged the U.S. Open and Australian Open this year before his quest to hold all four Slams at the same time for the second time in his career fell agonizingly short in Paris.
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Instead of King or the "First Man" actress Claire Foy in this category, SAG voters gave us the category-frauded Emily Blunt for "A Quiet Place" and Margot Robbie in "Mary Queen of Scots," two movies that had not bagged significant acting nominations until now.
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He bagged 583 birdies and an eagle without a single dropped shot as he soared to the top of the leaderboard, where he was joined by compatriot Eddie Pepperell and Australian Lucas Herbert in a three-way tie for first place ahead of the weekend.
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Roy Lassiter (with Tampa Bay in 1996) and Robbie Keane (with LA in 2012) scored six in a single postseason, while Carlos Ruiz bagged a remarkable eight goals in six playoff games for the LA Galaxy in 2002, including the golden-goal MLS Cup winner.
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As sales of precut and bagged greens have boomed, one thing is becoming increasingly clear: They're now one of the most common sources of food poisoning in the US. Some 48 million people (one in six Americans) get sick from the food every year.
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Iliad, which has been losing ground in its home market, entered the Italian mobile phone market in May and has bagged 2 million clients in its first 100 days, putting pressure on the country's biggest phone group Telecom Italia and the other operators, Vodafone and Wind Tre.
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But Nadal was in no mood for a marathon and he bagged the first set on serve before putting Gasquet to the sword again at the beginning of the second and third sets, making sure there was no hope of a comeback amongst the Frenchman's supporters.
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The strategy worked well enough that it expanded to almost all the meals the school year demands: breakfasts on test days, breakfasts when you're going to miss the bus, bagged lunches, school snacks, after-school snacks, pre-sports-practice snacks, car snacks, post-sports-practice dinners.
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The Swiss, who has fallen to 57 in the rankings, strolled to the first set in just 23 minutes after breaking Copil in the sixth game, but the Romanian became more and more comfortable as the match went on and bagged the second set after a tiebreak.
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Spain's Glovo, an on-demand delivery app platform which operates in Europe, LatAm and Africa delivering food but also other urban conveniences from groceries to pharmaceuticals, has bagged another €153 million (~$166M) in a fast-following Series E round led by Abu Dhabi state investment company, Mubadala.
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When I was flying Denver to Prague, I booked $600 round trip tickets to Amsterdam, bagged a new country, and then booked a flight from Amsterdam to Prague directly with easyJet, a budget European airline that I found by Googling cheap flights between the two cities.
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InkHunter, an augmented reality tattoo try-on app that was born out of a 48-hour hackathon back in the altogether gentler days of 2014, has bagged a place in Y Combinator's summer 2018 batch, scoring itself the seed accelerator's standard $120,000 deal in exchange for 7 percent equity.
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But they were still far behind the then ruling triumvirate: Arsenal, who had just recorded the competition's first unbeaten season in more than a century; Chelsea, who had just been bought by Roman Abramovich, a Russian oligarch; and Manchester United, who had bagged 8 of the previous 11 titles.
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The Council on American-Islamic Relations Legal Defense Fund sued on behalf of two Muslim inmates this week, arguing that bagged meals the men received each evening range from about 500 to 1,100 calories, when they should be receiving 2,600 to 2,800 calories per day under federal health guidelines.
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These layoffs, which TechCrunch understands from sources close to the company were made to cut costs, come after E27 bagged $650,000 in funding last summer ahead of what we understood would be a larger injection of cash (to the tune of around $3 million) before the end of 2015.
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Garfinkel's frog is included in a new study published by a University of Illinois postdoctoral researcher, a first-of-its kind analysis of the number of vertebrates—live, dead, or, um, in pieces—that have been found in fresh, bagged, or canned produce in the past 15 years.
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He bagged a brace in his Nice debut and scored another goal today while squaring off against the permanently crocked Radamel Falcao in a battle of diminished number nines: Do the math, and Balotelli has now scored more goals in two games than he had the last two seasons.
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Wal-Mart started selling branded and bagged apples at a discount earlier this week to consumers in about 300 of its Florida stores under the "I'm Perfect" label, but even smaller chains have found it difficult to get a steady stream of ugly fruits and veggies to continue such programs.
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"Green Book" is the latest in its string of successful movie investments, including "Dying to Survive", a top grossing film in China last year, and "Wandering Earth", a sci-fi film which has bagged more than 4.4 billion yuan since its February debut and is slated to appear on Netflix.
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So, suffice to say, it was a jarring experience to see those bagged quilts — or bags that look like those quilts — on the runway at Paris Fashion Week, a place and circumstance that could not be further from those dusty, packed shelves of the lone Oriental market in my Midwestern town.
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Clinton would have to tiptoe around the fact that the Obama administration never bagged a big name conviction, but simply by leaving the president's name out of it and decrying the fact that so far, "corporate and banking criminals have evaded full justice," (putting the onus on the crooks), would work.
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In the first 3003 days of its launch, Pokemon Go bagged $143 million in worldwide gross revenue, while the in-house developed Super Mario Run is set to garner more than $71 million for the same period, according to forecasts made in December by analytics firm SensorTower, which tracks app data.
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"Green Book" is the latest in its string of successful movie investments, including "Dying to Survive," a top grossing film in China last year, and "Wandering Earth," a sci-fi film which has bagged more than 4.4 billion yuan since its February debut and is slated to appear on Netflix.
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London-based startup Applied has bagged £23M (~$2M) in seed funding for a fresh, diversity-sensitive approach to recruitment that deconstructs and reworks the traditional CV-bound process, drawing on behavioural science to level the playing field and help employers fill vacancies with skilled candidates they might otherwise have overlooked.
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Last week, some social media users became puzzled and concerned as their Facebook feeds started recommending a bagged, semi-homemade side dish called "funeral potatoes," the plastic package of which describes them as "Potatoes to Die For" (although I'm partial to an alternate name suggested on Twitter, the Starch of Death).
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This new Russian look is one of the most pervasive on current runways — which is, perhaps, why Volkova is so in demand to style advertising campaigns, runway shows and magazine stories; why Rubchinskiy sells in over 140 stores across the globe; why Gvasalia bagged the creative director role at Balenciaga.
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The team points to investor dollars pouring into a slew of security startups also plying a nascent decoy furrow for tackling attacks — name checking the likes of TopSpin, Attivo, Guardicore, illusive Networks, YC-backed Cymmetria and TrapX, and noting they have collectively bagged more than $100 million in VC funding since late 2014.
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And this isn't global investment titan SoftBank first vote of confidence in a digital health firm: For example, SoftBank looked to invest $150 million in home healthcare startup Honor in December 2019 and led a funding round in which health benefits startup Collective Health bagged $205 million in June of the same year.
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Wander the flashy hall 3, where smartphone makers have traditionally bagged most of the prime carpet-space to show off their latest glass slabs, and you'll find a sprawling Ford booth and — everywhere you turn — another parked car being used as a prop by carriers and chipmakers keen to flog the 5G-plus-IoT future.
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Their operatically-charged rock – complete with what we can now describe as an ICONIC video in which vocalist Amy Lee dangles perilously from the window of a high rise building like a brave civilian in a Marvel film – has bagged them multi-million album sales, two Grammys, and a meme-like status in modern society.
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Much of the song's power comes from the weird tension it builds between this mundane setting ("We took her groceries to the checkout stand/The food was totaled up and bagged/We stood there lost in our embarrassment/As the conversation dragged") and the sound of the music itself: a lush, orchestral, soft-rock thickening.
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Squeezing the pack by hand may not result in as ideal of a juice, but the results look pretty much identical in Bloomberg's test: The juicer can't press fruits and vegetables bought from the store, either: it can only squeeze the pre-bagged fruit and vegetables mixes chopped up and shipped to your door by Juicero itself.
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But six months later the team is U-turning on that early thinking, which underlines how tricky it is to create a sustainable business out of a "simple app" (as he described Prisma then) — even when you've gained widespread recognition; won Apple and Google's 'best app of the year' awards; and bagged a couple of million active users.
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I also do a quick Amazon Fresh order for the week: zucchini, tomatoes, kale, frozen spinach for smoothies, oranges, bananas, frozen mango, almond milk, almond creamer for my office, yogurt, granola, pre-cooked chicken breasts, bagged salad mix, a variety of cheeses for a mac and cheese I'm making for the holiday dinner on Wednesday, and dry pasta.
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Standing amidst retailers hawking bagged rarities and boxes of superhero comics, the books on display are distinctive: they're massive — almost two feet to a side — and they bear names like Dick Tracy: Colorful Cases of the 1930s, White Boy in Skull Valley, Society Is Nix, Gleeful Anarchy at the Dawn of the American Comic Strip, and others.
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It may be obvious that a bong manufacturing business that caters directly to the trade should also be ineligible for government financing, but consider a garden supply company that sells bagged dirt, hydroponic equipment, potting supplies, fertilizer, or grow lights primarily to garden and home centers, but received even one purchase order from a local marijuana business.
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Fresh off of a resounding win in Nevada, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has bagged three consecutive wins and catapults him into Tuesday with significant momentum.
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When my laptop and 35-millimeter camera were flagged during a plane change in Doha recently, I was forced to turn them over to a patient Qatar Airways employee who wrapped them in plastic, packaged them in a cardboard box, bagged the box in a strong plastic bag with a tamper-proof seal and ticketed it as checked baggage.
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