"As it became clear how little he was willing to talk about, it also became clear how broad this investigation that Mueller is about to undertake actually is," Sen.
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It became clear the social networking sites were being used to spread propaganda, but what also became clear was that these companies were getting flushed with cash because of it.
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Before long it became clear that I wasn't trying to
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Within minutes, it became clear that was exactly Barr's intent.
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But six locals said the consequences became clear on Jan.
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But when Harvey hit, the map's real utility became clear.
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Then I looked up Bookburners online, and everything became clear.
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" "It became clear that he actually wanted a sexual relationship.
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And it became clear that it wasn't going to work.
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But then the full scope of the horror became clear.
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As the administration took office, the battle lines became clear.
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After the exit results became clear, Kenny ruled out resigning.
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Once that became clear, it was like, wait a minute.
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It quickly became clear that most journalists led interesting lives.
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It soon became clear that I had dodged a bullet.
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When it became clear that Parliament would not accept Mrs.
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It became clear he had lost out on both fronts.
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It became clear this is more than a foldable gimmick.
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Within months, it became clear that we needed more answers.
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But Mayweather's lack of preparation became clear in the third.
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It soon became clear, though, who is calling the shots.
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Yet it soon became clear that Happy Endings was different.
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This became clear during Kosygin's February 113 trip to Beijing.
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It eventually became clear that it was a false alarm.
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But it became clear I had to present in Paris.
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In fact, it quickly became clear that these were nerds.
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On Tuesday night, it became clear that was not enough.
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When it became clear that Trump was winning, he improvised.
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It became clear, though, that the medication itself was fine.
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And it became clear that it wasn't going to work.
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But it quickly became clear that that was a nonstarter.
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But soon it became clear that not everyone had returned.
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It quickly became clear that something was not quite right.
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But soon it became clear that was not the case.
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It became clear to the students: 'You're not good enough.
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But by Sunday morning, it became clear to the Rev.
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Exiting the car, it became clear the disguise hadn't worked.
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It became clear to me that this was lifestyle choice.
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It became clear very quickly that this was not damage.
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But as became clear this summer, the answer may be never.
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After our first-day enthusiasm, the challenge before us became clear.
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But as the first season wrapped up, two things became clear.
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But after a few months, it became clear something was wrong.
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So when it became clear that O'Rourke would not unseat Sen.
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As other ships followed in its wake, the pattern became clear.
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After watching her for a few minutes, it became clear why.
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That became clear in America when the tap was turned off.
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But once this happened, it became clear it wasn't a panacea.
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As soon as it became clear on the evening of Nov.
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But by the time this became clear, it was too late.
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At its worst, the technical limitations of 360 video became clear.
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The magnitude of his loss became clear as he grew older.
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It became clear to me, right there, that things had changed.
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Slowly and slowly, it became clear that he lived multiple lives.
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But it quickly became clear that Bee really wasn't honoring Conway.
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But early this year, it became clear he had no choice.
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It quickly became clear that this was a bit too optimistic.
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It became clear to me that simply caring is not enough.
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Around campus, though, it became clear that something had shaken Braden.
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But it became clear to me that I had no choice.
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Later still, it became clear that what electricity changed was everything.
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It quickly became clear that the fish would have to wait.
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It became clear the Democrats had their own "get Kavanaugh" operation.
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After his death, it became clear that he had also used
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But, as became clear on Friday, the Ukrainian investigation wasn't quashed.
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In late May, though, it became clear she was in trouble.
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From months of reporting, the magnitude of the controversy became clear.
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It became clear to me that simply caring is not enough.
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It soon became clear Zuma's crookedness was not revolutionary nor symbolic.
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"It became clear to people why it was important," Sanders said.
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What became clear to me just then was where we were.
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But after awhile it became clear how weak the horse was.
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Soon after opening day, it became clear the park was struggling.
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It soon became clear that my life was on the line.
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It soon became clear that this was no ordinary gun bust.
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But as it soon became clear, she was reliving an attack.
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But it became clear he would be forced out much sooner.
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As Petrino returned to the university, Jurich's game plan became clear.
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It quickly became clear she would do no such thing. Mrs.
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But it quickly became clear that his election presented an opportunity.
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But by the time that became clear, the table was full.
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It became clear why everyone else was ordering the beef pies.
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Farmers could spray more readily, and fields became clear of weeds.
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But it quickly became clear how expensive environmental regulation would be.
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Entering this new school, it became clear that things were different.
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Then, it suddenly became clear I needed to leave my job.
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It soon became clear that the juror would not be returning.
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When his plan became clear, Mr. Pashinyan began preparing his protest.
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It became clear that they are animated versions of the couple.
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So at that point, it became clear more concessions were needed.
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The dangers of this strategy for Democrats became clear within hours.
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But it soon became clear that Uncle Joe was a softy.
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By the evening, however, it became clear his position was untenable.
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But when she appeared on the Grammys stage, things became clear.
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But by midafternoon it became clear that would not be true.
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Just two days later, it became clear the answer was no.
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But then it became clear that she was doing it on purpose.
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During her trial, Gypsy Rose's motivations for her extreme action became clear.
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After it became clear there was no such revision, yields turned higher.
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And after the summit, it became clear there was a major problem.
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This became clear during a recent interview with a local Korean journalist.
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But on reflection, the significance and import of this claim became clear.
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"It became clear that there was a better solution," Mr. Lowry said.
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Yet it gradually became clear that Sanders was really tapping into something.
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It quickly became clear that political reform was not on his agenda.
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It also became clear that older, larger fault scarps remain active today.
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However, it became clear that skirting the ban could have extreme consequences.
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The significance of this test became clear during the 2018 primary season.
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It soon became clear they suspected he was involved with MS-13.
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It became clear the shipments were the work of just one organization.
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The results of this shortsightedness, incompetence, or both became clear breathtakingly soon.
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I changed my mind as it became clear that he is needed.
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But this week, it became clear that they've turned into vocal skeptics.
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It became clear that trust was the key element in our proceedings.
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The title became clear after a while of shooting for this project.
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But it quickly became clear that answer wasn't going to cut it.
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By midday, it became clear that the health care bill was flatlining.
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After it became clear he would lose the election, Stewart was defiant.
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When Nixon's election became clear, I was glum but my mother wept.
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As the performance built, the elasticity of Ms. Salerno's creativity became clear.
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By May, it became clear that MoviePass was running out of money.
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Eventually "it became clear that it was a motherboard problem," Jones said.
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It became clear to me that there were other factors at play.
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The very real benefits of gloving on Matthew's condition soon became clear.
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Fern: With this election, I think that was something that became clear.
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But it became clear that he would be unable to do so.
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Then it became clear that the fire was coming from the cellar.
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Not long after it became clear that Cynthia Nixon would challenge Gov.
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Another problem became clear after the new plant was up and running.
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In 2018, it became clear that this problem extended beyond North Carolina.
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Then it became clear he was going to pursue it via Twitter.
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But it eventually became clear that this was not a "fixable" problem.
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It became clear that Mr. Zuckerberg was asserting control throughout Facebook's empire.
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When the phone sessions began, it became clear there was a problem.
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It soon became clear that this would not be the last attack.
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Then the reality of Bloomberg became clear at the debate in Nevada.
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It became clear that a change was needed to simplify the process.
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" Ms. Pomerantz said, "It immediately became clear I was to counter propose.
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All became clear once I met one of the winemakers, Aurélien Labrosse.
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It quickly became clear that this store carried more than the basics.
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But it soon became clear that it was an accident, he said.
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It became clear to me that I really liked to build products.
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But their joy lasted only minutes as it became clear that Mrs.
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It quickly became clear that there would be no interview with Mrs.
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By 2019, it became clear that Kubernetes was the answer to that.
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Alex quit drinking when it became clear how serious his situation was.
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After doing so, one thing quickly became clear: accessories ruled street style.
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When I landed in Qatar in June, Wahedk87's threat became clear.
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As the plane hit its cruising altitude, what was happening became clear.
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It became clear Smollett had gone from victim to suspect, she said.
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By Thursday, it became clear there were issues inside the White House.
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Immediately it became clear that this would be unlike any other trip.
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But it slowly became clear that it went even further than that.
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Yet it soon became clear that aid agencies would not easily be corralled.
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It quickly became clear that Intel wasn't the only CPU maker in trouble.
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In that moment, it became clear that our tips had been hush money.
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That's when the importance of personal connection to the water crisis became clear.
|
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It quickly became clear that Nick was a little bit of a clinger.
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As a result, it became clear to Meerkat that it needed to pivot.
|
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But it quickly became clear that Detroit's schools wouldn't survive through cuts alone.
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As the meeting progressed, it became clear they weren't getting anywhere, Gutierrez said.
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When it became clear Sanders would lose, supporters shifted to a new mission.
|
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It became clear early on that it would need to cross some themers.
|
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Eventually, it became clear that this was more than 12 humans could handle.
|
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The group's efforts didn't slow down after they became clear to the public.
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As the direction of government policy became clear, a new decline has begun.
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On October 23rd it became clear why Mr Prabowo, at least, was smiling.
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That became clear when many countries suffered dictatorships in the 21988s and 227s.
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When it became clear that his support was crumbling, Mr Turnbull changed tone.
|
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It soon became clear that I wasn't the only person struggling with money.
|
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But as production started, it became clear that it wasn't an equal partnership.
|
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And then, our beleaguered local resident started to drive and everything became clear.
|
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And after he took office, the limits of Shaub's power quickly became clear.
|
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"Talking to enterprises, it became clear that doing this was necessary," Kumar said.
|
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But it became clear that the GOP would forge ahead, rolling the dice.
|
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The true genius of Liars' Lament became clear in tonight's Pretty Little Liars.
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Then it became clear that he had the legal authority to do so.
|
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After several episodes, it became clear that something was missing from the show.
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It became clear that it was taken from the Royal Palace in Benin.
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It soon became clear that Trump planned to have every Cabinet member speak.
|
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It became clear, though, that she is passionate about one issue in particular.
|
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But on Monday, it became clear that James Comey had no friends left.
|
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Soon, it became clear the pops were gunshots, but their origin remained uncertain.
|
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That became clear to me when the police car arrived at the jail.
|
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The Russian government photographer's presence soon became clear when the pictures went online.
|
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Then, a few weeks ago, it all became clear: Apple Music is stoned.
|
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But it became clear to her on Sunday that contrition was insufficient. Mrs.
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During this time, several things became clear to me, and others more confusing.
|
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But after a while it became clear that Trump's outrages would continue unabated.
|
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It became clear late Thursday that any such announcement wouldn't come before Friday.
|
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Mr. Lisac said it became clear that the real suitor was Mr. Slim.
|
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But it soon became clear that the joint agreement was a hollow promise.
|
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However, when we arrived, it became clear that Grogella wasn't a wealthy elf.
|
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When I first got my console home, it became clear something was wrong.
|
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At 4:20 PM, it became clear how many people were in attendance.
|
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But on Friday, it became clear that Mr. Xi's efforts had fallen short.
|
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Nor, it soon became clear, had any of her friends heard of him.
|
|
Yet on Monday, when it became clear that Biden's surge was real, Sen.
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But it soon became clear that Hughes wasn't willing to play that role.
|
|
As the game went along, it became clear that no disaster was imminent.
|
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It quickly became clear that the sound was easily reproducible, and popular too.
|
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And especially when the Republican strategy worked in 2010, the rewards became clear.
|
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It quickly became clear that their sole purpose was to fend off journalists.
|
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It quickly became clear that Davies would not be a Whitecap for life.
|
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But it became clear really fast that they were right for each other.
|
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Over the next two years, the practical parts of this setup became clear.
|
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It became clear that the Whitecaps would not be returning in full form.
|
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As the extent of the problem became clear, election officials suspended the vote.
|
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Nine months into the investigation, it became clear to Mr. Comey that Mrs.
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It became clear in September that aid to Ukraine had been held up.
|
|
Lewinsky says on Twitter: "It became clear to me I had been misled."
|
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Just how present this history was became clear to me around that time.
|
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But it soon became clear that the deadline was neither realistic nor enforceable.
|
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Kirsten Gillibrand all quit the race when it became clear they wouldn't qualify.
|
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Later, it became clear that the baby had not been in the car.
|
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The inadequacy of this picture became clear to me in Obama's first term.
|
|
But it quickly became clear that people had wildly different visions for legalization.
|
|
But it became clear that Union slaveowners could not be so easily persuaded.
|
|
Evidence of a shift in attitudes became clear in surveys of broadcast meteorologists.
|
|
I can't tell you the exact moment it became clear that retired Gen.
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When it became clear he could live with the disease, he resumed his work.
|
|
But it soon became clear that there was a bigger uphill climb than anticipated.
|
|
In 2017, it became clear that this idea has traction in the corporate world.
|
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However, it became clear the group had accomplished much more than just farm work.
|
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It became clear that this job switch was going to take longer than anticipated.
|
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The lack of coordination became clear just hours after the executive order was released.
|
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At dinner, it became clear that Oreskes did not want to talk about work.
|
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Clearing the haze While I was posted in China, a notable shift became clear.
|
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"It soon became clear that the auto industry was going to survive," Burtless said.
|
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"It became clear that this season should be the last season," Louis-Dreyfus said.
|
|
It became clear to my partner and me that we were on our own.
|
|
And it became clear to me and Erica that really, the enemy lies within.
|
|
It quickly became clear that working in hospitality sucks regardless of who you're serving.
|
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Immediately after the heist it became clear that the money came to the Philippines.
|
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It quickly became clear to inquisitive fans that Bungie had cooked up an ARG.
|
|
It became clear that far too many people have no idea what consent means.
|
|
America banned it in 1981 after its addictive and other pernicious characteristics became clear.
|
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But then it became clear to me that conventional dating wasn't going to work.
|
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Some people wept as the result became clear at the UDD headquarters in Bangkok.
|
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Quickly, it became clear that Prime would become the loyalty program of Whole Foods.
|
|
The unintended consequences of these two overtly political nominations became clear in U.S. v.
|
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But when the song started, her rationale became clear: she didn't know the words.
|
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As we rode over the rolling waves, his passion for his mission became clear.
|
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But as the event drew on, it became clear that wasn't going to happen.
|
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When it reconvened it became clear that he could no longer stem the tide.
|
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What became clear was that customers are moving to mobile apps and subscription services.
|
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"When that stopped, it became clear we just aren't able to deal with it."
|
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Plus, I was really thrown when it became clear her sister barely knew her.
|
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Early Thursday morning it became clear that the plane had crashed into the Mediterranean.
|
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But as the hearing began, it became clear that wouldn't be an easy task.
|
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That became clear on Monday, when an underground water pipe exploded in Kiev, Ukraine.
|
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It became clear that there was no forethought to the implementation of this program.
|
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"It became clear to us that this was a really precious thing," Hanke recalls.
|
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Once the caucus results became clear, Rubio saw an opening and seized the moment.
|
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Attendees began booing Cruz loudly when it became clear he wouldn't formally back Trump.
|
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However, it became clear that with their growing families, a united foursome wasn't feasible.
|
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When it became clear that McCain might be voting no, things got really weird.
|
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Suddenly, the reason this duo was so chummy became clear – they both love cats.
|
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It quickly became clear that Wheeler was not being paid by the Rich family.
|
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Still, it became clear that Mr. Hastings was eyeing one competitor in particular: Disney.
|
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Eventually, his needs became clear: He needed his computer screen to be tilted down.
|
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It became clear to Ben he couldn't continue to compete at the highest levels.
|
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Just before it became clear that Donald had eclipsed his father's noble achievement forever.
|
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It became clear early on that the enemy force was much stronger than anticipated.
|
|
Most politicians would back down when those implications became clear, but Trump is undeterred.
|
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"It became clear to me at that time the illness is real," Feng said.
|
|
He announced the end of his campaign as soon as the results became clear.
|
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"It became clear that change needs to happen on a policy level," he said.
|
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As the outcome became clear on Tuesday night, the ritual shaming-and-blaming began.
|
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Cain also withdrew from consideration after it became clear he could not be confirmed.
|
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This request was withdrawn when it became clear that FHWA would not approve it.
|
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It quickly became clear that the Russian government was linking Issachar's case to Burkov's.
|
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It became clear that the audience for Ryan's dog-and-pony show was disappearing.
|
|
In the aftermath of the fighting, the extent of the Marines' ferocity became clear.
|
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The markets lurched when it became clear that Trump would be the 45th president.
|
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What became clear was there was a distrust of the old Internal Affairs division.
|
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As it became clear that Muamba still wasn't moving, the chants began to dissipate.
|
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The difference those two players made for Brazil became clear in the next match.
|
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That's when it clicked, and Devil May Cry 5's guiding ethos became clear.
|
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But it also became clear that his department had simply ignored the 25.1 injunction.
|
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Initially, we rented our guns, but it quickly became clear that wasn't cost effective.
|
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Water, when it became clear that his tribe disliked him, he bowed out again.
|
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It quickly became clear that it caused panic for those on the other side.
|
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"For us, it became clear the old models didn't work for us," Ryckman said.
|
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With the fifth victim, it became clear the killer was watching and paying attention.
|
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But that strategy changed when it became clear that the House was at play.
|
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As Friday went on, it became clear that Atlanta would likely get hit, too.
|
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It quickly became clear that no one had briefed Perry on the administration's plans.
|
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It soon became clear that raising food in Biosphere 2 was a major challenge.
|
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Shine was fired because it became clear that, in fact, he was not competent.
|
|
But it soon became clear he was completely lacking in support from the president.
|
|
This summer, it became clear that the Trump administration was ramping up denaturalization efforts.
|
|
Following the results of Super Tuesday, it became clear that this candidate is Biden.
|
|
The answer quickly became clear: The hospital didn't have a steady source of electricity.
|
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Upon entrance, it became clear that Ms. Gillen Lipinski's home had been recently transformed.
|
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The company's shares have fallen significantly since Comcast's interest in challenging Disney became clear.
|
|
That stance softened when it became clear that many investors feared a euro exit.
|
|
After Sisi came to power, in 2013, it became clear how little had changed.
|
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Somehow that night it became clear that because nothing had changed, everything had changed.
|
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It also became clear that they would live with him for the foreseeable future.
|
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One thing became clear: He was often most at ease out of the studio.
|
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The official said it became clear that "line of authority" needed to be established.
|
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It soon became clear to me that the first class lounge is absolutely huge.
|
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When it became clear that there was, they argued that it didn't really matter.
|
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It soon became clear why Ms. Powell Jobs is careful with her public appearances.
|
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It soon became clear that the story was going to take on outsize meaning.
|
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It became clear that the existing structures and status quo were outdated and failing.
|
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The girl carried the cat outside and it became clear that she was limping.
|
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In the last several months, it became clear they were on the losing side.
|
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It became clear that not all of these elements were working, according to Houston.
|
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But as winter set in, it became clear that the plan had not worked.
|
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It quickly became clear, however, that as a public utterance, the phrase was malfunctioning.
|
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After four and a half hours, it became clear that the meeting had failed.
|
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So it became clear to me that ... Like any beat reporter at some point.
|
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It took many months before the full impact of what had happened became clear.
|
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It quickly became clear, though, that bigwigs in Kazakhstan's capital Astana were pissed off.
|
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In the third, however it quickly became clear that he'd sustained a leg injury.
|
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Suddenly Bowles's voice became clear, his tone, his stance—a crystal of a story.
|
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"It became clear, after lots of testing, we needed something more sophisticated," Mr. Patz said.
|
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It also became clear the US wasn't being reimbursed for the costs of that fueling.
|
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As the women recounted what drove them apart, the source of their pain became clear.
|
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The couple already knew the children when it became clear they needed a new home.
|
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Bill Haslam, the RGA chair, said in a statement emailed once Johnson's victory became clear.
|
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It became clear later on Friday that the breach would have an impact beyond Facebook.
|
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More worrying is that as economies slowed, the parlous state of public finances became clear.
|
|
Once it became clear that users were unhappy, Mozilla moved quickly to set things right.
|
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Not long after Thursday's results became clear, Cameron announced that he would resign by October.
|
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When the patient revealed he'd transitioned from being female 20 years earlier everything became clear.
|
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When it became clear that bill didn't have the votes to pass, even after Sen.
|
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Over the course of the next few months, the details of what happened became clear.
|
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As the first day unfolded, however, it became clear that Democrats were answering their call.
|
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The reason for that became clear on November 2400th, when Airbus announced something more ambitious.
|
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It soon became clear he was connected to the mob and South American drug cartels.
|
|
" California said after asking for more details "it became clear that DHS' conclusions were wrong.
|
|
In education, it became clear that our schools were lagging behind those in other countries.
|
|
The transfer was blocked, and it soon became clear Rasa would never get his money.
|
|
When it became clear Google was doing the same thing, Apple was in a bind.
|
|
In America, the extent of Russian disinformation efforts became clear only when Congress began investigating.
|
|
But as the decade wore on, the continuing relevance of Mr Autor's work became clear.
|
|
But when Robinson showed the photo to a friend, the cyst's Trumpian appearance became clear.
|
|
This much became clear Monday morning, when the president attacked Merck chief executive Kenneth Frazier.
|
|
It became clear that there were certain aspects of the story that everyone agreed on.
|
|
After that, "it became clear that the comic book industry had to change," Valencia says.
|
|
Hours after earnings, the bad day's magnitude became clear in a new set of headlines.
|
|
Gabe Rivera was halfway through his lamb gyro when it became clear he'd been spotted.
|
|
During this work, the importance of an independent and open sourced seed supply became clear.
|
|
In the posts that followed, it became clear that something had shifted in Edelman's stance.
|
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As the number of headsets dwindled, it became clear that there weren't enough for everyone.
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But as Air Force One lifted off, it became clear that wouldn't be the case.
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Nonetheless, after the Brighton game, the need for an official LGBT supporters' group became clear.
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At a hospital there, it became clear just how much the babies' health had deteriorated.
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Shortly after Vice published its attempted exposé, it became clear that its claims were overblown.
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It became clear from the debate on the rule which began around 2628:28503 a.m.
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The extent of the assault only gradually became clear: the final bill could be high.
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After it became clear that Democrats won back control of the House on Tuesday, Sen.
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It soon became clear that the Brownback experiment had failed to deliver on his promises.
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As time went by, it became clear that I was only getting poorer, not richer.
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But certain things were unhealthy and it became clear we were supposed to move on.
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"I want to tell you what happened," Beatty said onstage after the error became clear.
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On the street, it quickly became clear that we couldn't take transit to get home.
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Just how harsh the Philippines' drug war has become under President Rodrigo Duterte became clear.
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But, after it became clear that Trump would win the Republican nomination, Singer dropped out.
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It quickly became clear I was free to contemplate growing old, but not with them.
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Or that when he reconsidered his retirement decision, it became clear that conservative Republican Rep.
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As the FBI probe wrapped up on Wednesday, it became clear that the constraints worked.
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It became clear at that point that this wasn't just in theory, this was real.
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But what became clear was that "the current predicament" was precisely this condemnation of detail.
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It became clear, though, that lenders were spooked by the increasing number of retail bankruptcies.
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At that point, it became clear that the questions about another Villanova collapse would cease.
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It became clear that America and its allies had barked, but the bite was lacking.
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It became clear why Finns subject themselves, often daily, to what initially seemed like torture.
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During those meetings, it became clear that Luckie was the right person for the job.
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Earlier this week, it became clear that I wasn't the only fan feeling like this.
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And, as the results of the referendum became clear, people began panic-Googling in earnest.
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After it became clear that Mariee was gravely ill, ICE simply discharged mother and daughter.
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Eventually, it became clear that we had to own that this was its own movie.
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When it became clear that the condition of his little "warrior" was worsening, Staff Sgt.
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After it became clear that none would do so, the bureau went to federal court.
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Five weeks later, it became clear to AT&T that the deal was in trouble.
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But ultimately it became clear that they poisoned the process and frustrated the Cfius review.
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The uncertainty of his confirmation became clear during his hearing with the Legislature's Judiciary Committee.
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It became clear that things weren't going to be peaceful and quiet anymore in 2003.
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"It became clear that even 23 years after Columbine we still needed help," Martin said.
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However, after elements of the proposed railway overhaul became clear, the unions decided to join.
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As we continued, it became clear the road presented numerous obstacles to a smooth passage.
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It became clear I wasn't going to transform into the man he dreamed I'd become.
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It became clear to me, again, that Meals on Wheels wasn't just about the food.
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And it soon became clear that the anti-Bolsonaro demonstrations had gotten under his skin.
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On Tuesday, it became clear that she had not changed nearly enough minds to win.
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"It became clear that we'd be able to help resolve that debate," Dr. Hiller said.
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But as it became clear that the two companies would become competitors, the relationship soured.
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" California said after asking for more details "it became clear that DHS' conclusions were wrong.
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This was the week that the economic toll of the coronavirus pandemic really became clear.
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"At some point it became clear I shouldn't be talking to his office," he said.
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There are shared intimacies between senators that became clear as you watch them for hours.
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The real masterminds, as soon became clear, were sitting thousands of miles away in Afghanistan.
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After a couple of years, it became clear that it wasn't going to catch on.
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Even before Mr. Byford's announcement, it became clear that the plan would face major obstacles.
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It fell on Monday as it became clear the two sides were still far apart.
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He never considered taking time off, even after the danger of the outbreak became clear.
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And after it became clear that Mr. Blankenship had lost Tuesday, Mr. McConnell's allies exulted.
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But later, it became clear that the restaurant wasn't stuck in any kind of rut.
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When it became clear the prophecy was true, Mr. Hinton started plotting his next move.
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But he stepped aside when it became clear that Mr. Ryan would gather enough support.
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Eventually, I found an image online, and how to attach the hooks suddenly became clear.
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"It became clear that calling a strike was becoming more and more complicated," he says.
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Over the course of three days though, it became clear it wasn't going to happen.
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It also became clear that the entire plan was a bad idea, especially for Marines.
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Viral pets, it became clear, would only break our hearts by leaving us too soon.
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Pretty soon, it became clear what everyone was shopping for at Walmart that day: televisions.
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When it became clear that home was home for me, they stopped bugging my phone.
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Once it became clear that the order wasn't forthcoming, Anita and the man had married.
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Then it quickly became clear that that was probably the best way to do it.
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But on Sunday, it became clear that the duo would not do so after all.
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It quickly became clear that he has his own way of evaluating a case's merits.
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It wasn't until she tried to quit that the drug's grip on her became clear.
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What could they get for him if it became clear they wanted to move on?
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So when it became clear on New Year's Eve that Alabama was going to beat Michigan State in the Cotton Bowl (one of the College Football Playoff semifinals) to face Clemson for the title, it became clear to Swinney: This is going to be fun.
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After polling stations closed on June 18th, it soon became clear that La République en Marche!
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As the scale of the debacle became clear on election night, Mrs May's future was uncertain.
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And as it became clear that her marriage was unraveling, she grew concerned about losing everything.
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Then, after it became clear that the reported progress might not materialize, the Dow went negative.
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It became clear that what dopamine was firing over was the opportunity to have something new.
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But it soon became clear that Facebook's biggest problems emanated from places farther away than Ohio.
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Once Gus was under the rescue's care, it became clear just how much he was suffering.
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When she got to prison, it became clear to Pulinaro she had two choices, she said.
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Over the course of our review process, it became clear that Apple had indeed achieved that.
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But it became clear that Republicans such as Graham wouldn't see the course correction they want.
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But once it became clear what was going on, I'll admit I went into logistics mode.
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But on April 29th it became clear that the current British government has achieved the opposite.
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It became clear that it was not a seizure, but a stroke, that triggered the paralysis.
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In those moments, it became clear that shopping was a habit that I had to break.
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Cruz threw in the towel after it became clear Trump would easily win the Indiana primary.
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But once it became clear that this wasn't going to happen, this was the inevitable outcome.
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Business Insider categorized what respondents said they want to major in, and certain trends became clear.
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It soon became clear to Wakin that Dorothy's original idea of limerence needed to be tweaked.
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When it became clear that I only spoke English, he explained that "you don't leave early".
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That much became clear even before Secretary State Mike Pompeo made the official announcement early Monday.
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But as the value of top-notch programming became clear, men came to dominate the field.
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But it quickly became clear that although she was legally correct, she could be politically mistaken.
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But after the 24-hour Stories expired, it became clear that the moment had little momentum.
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But when it became clear there was no play, investors demanded their money back, prosecutors said.
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But it became clear when I went in that this wasn't going to be an option.
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He stood there awhile, studying the room, searching for what was amiss, but nothing became clear.
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From these conversations it became clear that recent Republican accomplishments are loved but remain largely unknown.
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Bannon has felt liberated since it became clear he was being pushed out, according to friends.
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That was when it became clear that Mr Morfit was "first among equals", Mr Ubben says.
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As Verlander read over the receipt, though ... it became clear to him, he just got punk'd.
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But when it became clear he wasn't going to endorse Trump, the crowd turned against him.
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Once the final stragglers rolled over the finish line, the extent of the damage became clear.
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But later in the briefing, it became clear she had grown weary of questions about Cohen.
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Definitely a moment of panic before it became clear that it wasn't a baby in there.
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But on Monday, it became clear that the prospects for a quick reconciliation had vanished. Opinion
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When the panic set off by the new evacuations became clear, disaster officials called for calm.
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Thornton left in 2003 after it became clear that Paulson would be staying longer than expected.
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When voting finally began, it became clear the field was only really comprised of Trump, Sen.
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When it became clear the trip was not happening, a number of those Democrats — including Reps.
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As #ShoutYourAbortion took off, it became clear that many of us had intentionally made ourselves invisible.
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What became clear at HBO was also apparent at ESPN: Simmons is not good on television.
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But she quickly postponed the event on Sunday after the severity of the shooting became clear.
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That much became clear after Cooper stopped to chat with Giuliana Rancic during the annual E!
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It quickly became clear that they were going to need more than one sheet of paper.
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One thing quickly became clear: Oysters clearly played an extremely vital role in early American cuisine.
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Almost immediately, it became clear to investigators that the Weiner case might reignite the Clinton inquiry.
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It became clear there was only one way to stop the cycle: having some for dinner.
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Later, it became clear that 10 people on the ship had tested positive for Covid-19.
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But it quickly became clear that few people understood the process — even those making the decisions.
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But from his first day at the helm, it became clear that these were false hopes.
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Almost immediately, it became clear that this was anything but the quaint mountain town I'd envisioned.
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Harsh criticism came from senior Conservatives and Goldsmith's own sister soon after the result became clear.
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As it became clear Gillibrand's all-in strategy had failed, the senator opted to get out.
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Once it became clear that it had happened near the officer's duty station, the search began.
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If one thing became clear on Election Day, it was that Americans were eager to vote.
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But it became clear that he would not return to being the person he had been.
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But it became clear to both by the second drink that it was, indeed, a date.
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Ralph Northam seemingly endorsed infanticide, it became clear that living, breathing children were in grave danger.
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By the late '80s, it became clear that Microsoft was just about unstoppable on the PC.
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But it became clear that more help was needed, so the family brought in Mr. McCann.
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And it became clear in Panis's talk that this is how he and Shinola understand Detroit.
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Eventually, it became clear that it was going to land somewhere in the vicinity of Venezuela.
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But with the launch of Season X, it became clear very quickly that something was amiss.
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" She said, "It eventually became clear our family would not remain intact if he continued drinking.
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It became clear that the underlying data extraction technology we'd built was driving the core value.
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"It became clear that there were inconsistencies with the reports," the party said in a statement.
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But as the spring turned into summer, it became clear that many of his battles remained.
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But it quickly became clear that the detonation was inadvertent and not an act of terrorism.
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Mr. Trump publicly embraced Mr. Cohen, until it became clear he might speak against the president.
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However, the strength of negative feeling in Washington became clear within hours of Johnson&aposs decision.
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In fact, it became clear very fast that women like me are expected not to reproduce.
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That became clear on Wednesday, when the ride-hailing company shared its latest financials with investors.
|
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But, as the night wore on, it became clear that things weren't going quite as planned.
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When it became clear such concerns were overstated in 85033, Congress should have revisited the debate.
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As it became clear that Gibson's activities could be criminal, the G.B.I. looked into the allegations.
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But it quickly became clear that Putin wasn't going to let Ukraine go without a fight.
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After getting to know each other, it became clear that there was something special between them.
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They ultimately canceled a vote when it became clear it didn't have the support to pass.
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It was only later that his unwillingness to play the role presidential tradition requires became clear.
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Living in Boston and now San Francisco, it became clear that's definitely not normal behavior everywhere.
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I remember she and I holding each other as it became clear that things were ending.
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As it quickly became clear that the amendment had passed, delegates stood to applaud and cheer.
|
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It became clear that their artwork helped them to move through some emotional or psychological territory.
|
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After looking at it, the ideas that I had for an interactive program suddenly became clear.
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Tuesday afternoon, it became clear that the Trump administration doesn't have a clear story about why.
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As deposits continued to pour out, it soon became clear the bank would need more help.
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During the first day, it became clear how little I actually do on social media. Doli.
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But when it became clear that Trump was performing better in the Republican primary, they shifted tactics.
|
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When you play the multimedia game of thrones, it soon became clear, you have to take sides.
|
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During questioning, however, it became clear that foundational issues are stalling progress in cracking down on fraudsters.
|
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It was only a few years later that it became clear what a rough start that was.
|
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As the sun rose the next day, it also became clear that the area's topography had changed.
|
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On the night that it became clear the Senate's last-ditch plan would fail, Collins looked delighted.
|
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Once the damning substance of the Mueller report became clear, there were some Democrats, such as Sen.
|
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As became clear during the restoration, they were linked by underground channels that also connect to aquifers.
|
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First, it became clear that nothing in what Nunes said in any way vindicated Trump's initial tweets.
|
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When authorities later questioned Garner, it became clear this wasn't just bad luck, it was all staged.
|
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But as it became clear Britain had voted "leave", sterling fell, hitting 31-year lows around $1.32.
|
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As the outcome became clear, Mrs Lam's supporters in the public gallery cheered and waved Chinese flags.
|
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The attendance was impressive enough that it became clear there was an audience for an annual festival.
|
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Her death haunted me, all the more once it became clear she was innocent of the accusation.
|
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Within days, though, a few things about Page became clear from a profile by Bloomberg's Zachary Mider.
|
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But it became clear rather quickly that the system wasn't ready for my kind of classical liberalism.
|
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"It became clear that this season should be the last season," Louis-Dreyfus told The Hollywood Reporter.
|
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After the war, it became clear that politicians had no desire to see monetary policy tighten again.
|
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After getting my hands on a bottle and pressing six drops into my face, everything became clear.
|
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When the ballots were tallied, on December 11th, it became clear that the BJP's steamroller had stalled.
|
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But, as became clear in the 2017 election and again this week, she is a rotten saleswoman.
|
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Still, some local users were still complaining about surge pricing well after the explosion's implications became clear.
|
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The pound fell sharply when it became clear that Mrs May was likely to lose yet again.
|
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My desire to enter the industry became clear to me after some conversations I had with friends.
|
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Those claims quickly evaporated when it became clear that they had really seen patterns from cosmic dust.
|
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As Desmond and Shreibman worked on finishing the song, it became clear that certain sections referenced Guerra.
|
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Perhaps unsurprisingly, Obama has been rising in Americans' estimation since the two likely party nominees became clear.
|
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And "come March and April, it became clear that somebody needed to run this thing," says Chen.
|
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It soon became clear a transplant would be necessary, and Phillips started the "rigorous" Australian approval process.
|
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They moved about and it became clear they were the virtual representations of Booth's and Schroepfer's heads.
|
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That became clear when, earlier this week, Samsung announced it was delaying the release of the phone.
|
|
As 2017 rolled around, it became clear, after eight long years, that Geneshift was finally nearing completion.
|
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And as she recounted the incident, it became clear that she really did fear for her life.
|
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After the story was published, it became clear to Levy that she wasn't done with it yet.
|
|
But it was later, meeting with other pediatric activists, that the impact of her training became clear.
|
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Talk about the implications of once it became clear that this was the way things were going.
|
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As the West Hempstead Fire Department got the fire under control, the potential for disaster became clear.
|
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It soon became clear that this plump man wearing a snug police uniform was there to perform.
|
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Mr van der Bellen's victory only became clear on May 23rd, almost 24 hours after polls closed.
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"It became clear that there was a formula lots of people were applying to festivals," Jameson said.
|
|
It quickly became clear that Kevin McCarthy, Boehner's No. 2, faced too much conservative opposition to win.
|
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That is what happened when it became clear that the tobacco industry had lied about its products.
|
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But over the year and a half after his return, it became clear something more serious occurred.
|
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As results from the primaries and special elections came in on Tuesday night, one pattern became clear.
|
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"After it became clear that Mariee was gravely ill, ICE simply discharged mother and daughter," Jones said.
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Vision, it became clear, is just one component of perception, which itself is a many-armed beast.
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By Friday afternoon, it became clear that if AHCA were given a floor vote, it would lose.
|
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It became clear that Milbank wanted only a certain number of Irell's partners, not the entire firm.
|
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It all became clear as Bishagazi recounted his journey to get to the source of the practice.
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It became clear as he started going down that path that he had a pretty sensible plan.
|
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Political handicappers began rating the district as a "toss up" once it became clear Trump or Sen.
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Walsh: Yeah, I never had anything to do with him once it became clear who he was.
|
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"After Cecil, it became clear that the public was much more skeptical of sport hunting," he said.
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"[He's] the first candidate who's ever walked away," Resnick said as it became clear Sanders was finished.
|
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Years later, it became clear that Abu Zubaydah wasn't a top figure in Al Qaeda after all.
|
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On the other hand, it became clear the position would be downgraded and removed from his Cabinet.
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But it quickly became clear that the Schwartzes would not be making the flight to New York.
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Early on in our marriage, it became clear to him that cooking was not my strong suit.
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On Thursday, two things became clear for the six men and six women vying for the post.
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Within my first month as a writer, it became clear that we were part of a movement.
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It became clear that Europe's identity is so diverse that it is very hard to define it.
|
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But as details emerged, it became clear that they were innocent, and the prosecutor dropped all charges.
|
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When Gasol's injury first became clear, falling out of the playoff picture altogether seemed a real possibility.
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A powdery texture appeared across the surface, and it became clear that a replacement would be needed.
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He was accepted only when it became clear that those who didn't want him couldn't stop him.
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"It became clear that to get everybody to the same place was not possible," Ms. McCarthy said.
|
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I put it off for six months, until it became clear the assignment was not going away.
|
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However, in Cree's latest earnings report, it became clear that Wolfspeed was one of its hottest drivers.
|
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It quickly became clear, however, that most residents were not there to weigh in on legal minutiae.
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"It became clear to me that these technologies need to get out in the world," he said.
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This became clear to both the US and the Soviet Union as the Cold War went on.
|
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"It became clear we felt differently about what our roles in the family would be," he said.
|
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The deficiencies in my media diet became clear when I was at a Global Connections Club meeting.
|
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Soon after Maria hit, it became clear that Puerto Rico's process to determine hurricane deaths was flawed.
|
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But over time, it became clear that Russia had used them to try to influence American voters.
|
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But a couple weeks ago, it became clear that a gathering like that would not be safe.
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But by early October, it became clear that some of these replacement devices also had exploding batteries.
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It was on our list until it became clear the museum won't open until at least 2020.
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When it became clear how many casualties there were among the wrestlers, we tried to go back.
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At that point it became clear that if the progressive vote didn't consolidate, we'd be nominating [Biden].
|
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The idea took shape as it became clear that Yang's path in the Democratic primary was closing.
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It became clear that this wanted to be something different from what I wanted it to be.
|
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Through his testimony, it became clear that Mr. Howe had significant problems that had damaged his credibility.
|
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It quickly became clear, officials said, that the person was trying to extort money from the company.
|
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This became clear after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Sunday announced it was considering a postponement.
|
|
In the summer of 21950 it became clear that Joseph's peaceable dream of coexistence was not possible.
|
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As the dimensions of the outbreak became clear, the mayor of Wuhan on Monday offered to resign.
|
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"The choice became clear: honor my ethical code, or abide by my loyalty to Roger," she writes.
|
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It soon became clear there was a killer in their school and their lives were in danger.
|
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This became clear during my only meal at Torishin's original location, on First Avenue in the 60s.
|
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Once American troops drew down, it became clear that outside force could restore order to a neighborhood.
|
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As a result, "it became clear that AMD has leapfrogged them with its latest products," said Cramer.
|
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When I got done driving, it became clear that it wasn't a good opportunity for me anymore.
|
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"Through meetings with local scholars it became clear that jihad was my Muslim duty," he told Reuters.
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ET, an hour before the shutdown, just as it became clear the Senate vote had fallen short.
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The ASPREE study was stopped early as it became clear that the "wonder drug" wasn't working wonders.
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But as time passed, it became clear that Ms. Park's interest in improving relations was all talk.
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It immediately became clear that the administrators wished they had picked a different class to show me.
|
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But it became clear that when it came to Ukraine, it wasn't just about business, Taylor added.
|
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Allies of Bannon's sought to distance themselves as the extent of his break with Trump became clear.
|
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But it quickly became clear that Mr. Pence and Mr. Mulvaney were not speaking for Mr. Trump.
|
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Williams did resign, however, after it became clear the Senate was about to vote to expel him.
|
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The publicity soured when it became clear the company could not remotely serve as a Facebook substitute.
|
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What became clear in Tuesday's Oval Office fiasco is that President Donald Trump doesn't want the wall.
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Or was there a point during filming when it became clear that you didn't have a choice?
|
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But healthcare stocks rose as it became clear his administration avoided aggressive direct measures to cut prices.
|
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In the days following, it became clear that no bill that addressed those four pillars would suffice.
|
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And if anything became clear to me, it's that the science of probiotics is a young field.
|
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It quickly became clear, though, that Cruz's recent victory was a distant memory — at least in Brooklyn.
|
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Early this morning it became clear we would have a vote problem on the floor with this amendment.
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"It became clear very quickly that there was not a serious threat," said a police spokeswoman in Magdeburg.
|
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Fears appeared to be waning on Tuesday, as it became clear that the two sides are still talking.
|
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But they hit if off, and it quickly became clear Pete was serious about moving on with Ariana.
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That's because this week it became clear that the vice president is not in President Trump's inner circle.
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But as companies reviewed the documents, it became clear that most of the vulnerabilities they contained were outdated.
|
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As work progressed, it became clear that some of the fragments still contained traces of legible printed text.
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It became clear that we weren't on the same page about some things, and that's why tensions arose.
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He said it became clear it would take three or four weeks before they could release the document.
|
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After sharing the Polygon story with a few friends, it became clear that I had to know more.
|
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However, it quickly became clear that, although the form factor is small, these are full-featured streaming devices.
|
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But as the energy crunch persisted, it became clear that not all the factors were quite so uncontrollable.
|
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It became clear that it had done too little to stop Russian interference in America's election in 2016.
|
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When I couldn't find someone I knew, it became clear I needed to work with a paid surrogate.
|
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Markets went on a wild ride overnight as it became clear that Trump would win the White House.
|
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Then, it became clear that many companies would burn through their cash long before they made a profit.
|
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But it soon became clear that his combative approach had uncorked a range of long-held American grievances.
|
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What became clear over another two weeks of filming was that Ernest had fallen into a profound depression.
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When it became clear that the storm would hit us, I went home to the town of Añasco.
|
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It became clear that customers were not as interested in the new styles or the company's new identity.
|
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Mr Ventura's command came under greater scrutiny as it became clear that the Azzurri might struggle to qualify.
|
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As I got to know my film more, it became clear what should be there and what shouldn't.
|
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I popped open Twitter on my phone, and it quickly became clear that my personal Relikeocalypse had begun.
|
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Once his intended meaning became clear, Buttigieg's speech amounted to a weird capstone to a very weird night.
|
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By 2628 it became clear the insurgency was overwhelming America's military forces and the U.S. casualty rate skyrocketed.
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It soon became clear: They weren't gonna get him off that roof without breaking a few laws first.
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It quickly became clear that if companies can copyright languages, they can copyright the means of creating culture.
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When it became clear he simply didn't have the votes, he pushed that timeline back -- again and again.
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It soon became clear that Hitler had predicted the defeat, hoping to embarrass and diminish a possible challenger.
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"It became clear that (HTC) needed a team to build something really great for the Vive," he said.
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It became clear to all the girls that advocating for oneself would be met with laughter, then silence.
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It has said it will re-examine the group's investment strategy once the terms of Brexit became clear.
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Tonight, it became clear that the GOP would rather be angry, broken and righteous than win an election.
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But when the sounds escalated (at 1:30), it became clear that they weren't coming from someone's phone.
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The Vermont senator endorsed Clinton last July when it became clear she would become the 2016 Democratic nominee.
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But, as the league continues to get more competitive, it became clear LO just couldn't hack it anymore.
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Once Vallabh and Minikel began their PhD studies, the scope of what they were up against became clear.
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Shkreli was excused by Chaffetz once it became clear — and Shkreli verbally confirmed — he would not answer questions.
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" Rauch explains that it also became clear to her that prenatal loss "is traditionally stranded in the shadows.
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As the election results rolled in, it became clear that Clinton would not shatter the ceiling that night.
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But it soon became clear that the two sides had different idea of what they meant by denuclearization.
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It quickly became clear that the two women were incredibly open, interesting, and committed to creating vital work.
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But as the rep stood, it became clear that he wasn't looking at Nate or talking to Nate.
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Once we met and had a couple brainstorming session it became clear we were sharing some brain cells.
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GOP leaders ultimately canceled a vote when it became clear the legislation didn't have the support to pass.
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WHEN the Berlin Wall fell in November 1989 it quickly became clear that the cold war was over.
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Hours after the results became clear, the State Department announced a delay to the meeting, no reason given.
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Since the Times story broke, it also became clear the company would lose some clients if Weinstein remained.
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But he was far more forthcoming with me, especially when it became clear that his days were numbered.
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But in recent months, it became clear that the village's experiment in democracy would no longer be tolerated.
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She committed to playing full-time again only when it became clear she was the country's best player.
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But as the runway ceased operations on Saturday, it quickly became clear that those steps were not enough.
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It also became clear that Yiannopoulos's lineup was not a list of confirmed speakers but a wish list.
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Lindner said it became clear to him that Oracle had a better strategy for the cloud-software era.
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As soon as it became clear that Kavanaugh would be confirmed to the Supreme Court, Republicans began crowing.
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As it became clear that Trump had been elected, Canada's website for immigration crashed from too much traffic.
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What became clear to him: "We're just scratching the surface" in terms of our understanding of the plant.
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That's when it became clear Cunningham was allegedly stealing rare Star Wars collector's items and re-selling them.
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His original publisher, Simon & Schuster, canceled his contract once it became clear how controversial the book would be.
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In the wake of Jones' surprise victory, it quickly became clear who was responsible for it: black women.
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That bill effectively died on Tuesday after it became clear it did not have enough votes to pass.
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As the police investigation gathered pace, it became clear the raids were largely the work of one gang.
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I made it onto a helicopter after several days, when the weather became clear enough for safe flight.
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"It became clear to him a few years ago how important storage was going to be," said Piconi.
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It soon became clear the border crossing would not be allowed when the Macedonian military came into view.
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But when I played Inside, it became clear why: they spent six years making sure every screen counted.
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Soon, it became clear that Facebook wasn't just a source of readership; it was, increasingly, where readers lived.
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Walking around the neighborhood, it became clear to me that Astoria has a ton of activities to offer.
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Markets, however, turned around again when it became clear the comments were made on Wednesday night in Beijing.
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As it became clear that she was going to support the nomination, people began screaming at the television.
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But it soon became clear that he would become the biggest target of outrage over the Pennsylvania report.
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After it became clear that the cadavers were not contagious, AIDS bodies became part of the mass burials.
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Yet once voting began, it became clear that her support was weaker than I and many others expected.
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Ms. Kaneko, in turn, was also criticized when it became clear she had decided not to divorce him.
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It soon became clear that the only person who'd shown Michael any attention had also sexually assaulted him.
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"It became clear to me and our command staff that this was neglect of duty," Sheriff Tony said.
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One day, Mr. Harzer said, it became clear during rehearsals that Mr. Ganz, a recovering alcoholic, was drunk.
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" What became clear, she said, was that "there's the potential for many different candidates to take the lead.
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One came early, when it became clear that the virus was killing off a generation of older people.
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As the evening got dark and the results became clear, "They were like, 'You were right,'" he said.
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Working with Charlie, it became clear that he wasn't making this film to tell us about his family.
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It became clear that investing in stocks wasn't easy, predictable or safe, at least in the short run.
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But as elected officials complained and the extent of the problem became clear, the agency reversed its position.
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"As soon as all five of us got together, it became clear this was a band," he explains.
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"It became clear at that moment that she understood video in a way that was special," she said.
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As Salk presidents came and went, it became clear to Jones and Emerson where the real power lay.
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But the harsh reality of living under Communism became clear as the government began expropriating land and property.
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WISE: And then it also became clear they were not only stealing money, they were also stealing drugs.
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When it became clear that no such position would ever be awarded to him, Guiteau assassinated President Garfield.
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Ms. Merkel congratulated Mr. Kurz on Sunday, after it became clear his party had emerged as the winner.
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But as the votes were tallied, it became clear that the campaign had failed to garner enough support.
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Attempting to eat my meal, it became clear that #SaltBae is the opposite of a Guy Fieri restaurant.
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"It became clear as soon as we sat down that they had this intellectual spark," Ms. Gignoux said.
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The constitution's shortcomings became clear over the past two years during disagreements between the president and prime minister.
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In 2018, at a Koch brothers conference, it became clear that the umbrella organization was changing its focus.
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But it soon became clear that Lopez's exploration of Forster's ideas, and his own, demanded a capacious form.
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This became clear on social media during the Senate testimony by Christine Blasey Ford and Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
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The claim of inadequate collateral arose weeks later when the full impact of the Lehman bankruptcy became clear.
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"Things were going on for a couple of months before it became clear [outside of China]," Koopmans said.
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Some of these openings were for properties leased before the full extent of WeWork's financial woes became clear.
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Only after it became clear that Boko Haram was scattered did government officials start to consider a swap.
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Allies of Bannon also sought to distance themselves as the extent of his break with Trump became clear.
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Over time, it became clear that Mr. Obama had prioritized combating the Islamic State over ousting Mr. Assad.
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This became clear upon leaving Banjul and the tourist zone around the beaches just west of the capital.
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But Dr. Jackson pulled his nomination on Thursday, when it became clear he was unlikely to be confirmed.
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The negative effect of Mr. Trump's barrage against Mr. Sessions became clear in interviews with 20 Alabama voters.
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As we drove out, it became clear it wasn't the beginning of the Taliban's so-called Spring Offensive.
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It became clear to me that you can do a lot in this field with very little money.
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It soon became clear that the Ukraine aid freeze was different from the hold placed on other programs.
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Once it became clear that environmental deterrence was not stopping migrants, however, authorities did not reverse their strategy.
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It eventually became clear that the aim of the rules was to keep women cloistered inside their homes.
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It became clear pretty quickly that they would not be able to get Zou back onto the course.
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EÖ: It became clear Turkey would attempt an incursion into Syria, so I arrived in Akçakale on Oct.
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It soon became clear that the only major sales in the store were either for toys or TVs.
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As Lent explained this to me, it became clear that the workshop is more than a licensing tool.
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But as the dinner progressed, it became clear that Bannon and Ryan actually had some ideas in common.
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As the bruising loss for the pro-Beijing camp became clear, the Chinese news media didn't cover it.
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It became clear at a party lunch that, Romney aside, the party for now has the president's back.
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On Monday, it became clear that the new bill also lacked the support to advance in the Senate.
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It became clear, she said, that Leadership was going to be a different kind of place to learn.
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As people began to digest the Republican health care plan on Tuesday, a few things became clear: 1.
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Schmitt's office took over the investigation from Berlin prosecutors after the possible political motive became clear, Time reported.
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After Friday, as the scale of potential American deaths became clear, the Dow began to spurn Trump's supplications.
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After Friday, as the scale of potential American deaths became clear, the Dow began to spurn Trump's supplications.
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It became clear that while Ford took steps to combat harassment, there was much more to be done.
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But it quickly became clear that Romney's attack had pretty much no negative effect on his intended target.
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But after some getting-to-know-you banter, it became clear to both that the connection ran deeper.
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"Last week, it became clear we needed to stay open, so we could pay our staff," said Kord.
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As headlines improved and it became clear that a deal would get done, stocks started to turn around.
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But as the costs became clear, the Blakes realized they didn't have the money to make them happen.
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When it became clear she had a shot at making the Olympics, her break turned into a resignation.
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But after a conversation with Ms. Hoffman, the designer, it became clear to them that change was necessary.
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It recently became clear, however, that no one on the site is fully protected from law enforcement searches.
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As the players' fates became clear, Trungelliti said, many in the Argentine tennis community turned cold toward him.
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And when the network presented much of the pilot's opening act at its upfront, it became clear why.
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Once it became clear that the team would not meet that deadline, Kalanick brought in Levandowski, sources say.
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But as 1998 rolled on, it became clear that Jud Jud was nearing the end of the line.
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I got more and more embarrassed as we went on, and it became clear that everyone could hear.
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A lot of people were second-guessing this, and it became clear today that is not the case.
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It was only in the final moments of the episode that it became clear there was trouble in paradise.
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Many of the campaigns were launched in early January when it became clear workers may begin to miss paychecks.
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R29's promise to honor women of all sizes became clear to me pretty early on after I started.
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Once it became clear that opioid painkillers had proliferated, government officials and doctors began pulling back on the drugs.
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But as it became clear that people were very interested in what was going on, we wrote about it.
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By mid-March, it became clear that the AHCA was facing opposition from two groups of Republicans in Congress.
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Johnson was contacted by the ministers on Friday morning, shortly after the shock election result became clear, it said.
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But over the next two games it became clear that pushing the pace was only half of the equation.
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When it became clear the answer was no, the gunman told Sheppard he had a different plan for her.
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The 76ers said in a statement that it became clear the scandal affected Colangelo's ability to lead the team.
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Needless to say, once the women started arriving, it became clear they were all rather pleased with the selection.
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It eventually became clear that the night belonged to Bruno Mars, who scored seven trophies, although he wasn't present.
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This became clear later in his career when he took on the manipulative polygamist Bill Henrickson in Big Love.
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It then became clear, she explained, that the endless hours she spent working had led her to burn out.
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It became clear to the Trump administration officials, the sources said, that they would have to deal with Giuliani.
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By Tuesday afternoon it became clear that there was no momentum among Senate Republicans to pursue such a plan.
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By the evening, it became clear no one had heard from, or seen, Peguero since Martínez last saw her.
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After searching on Instagram for about a half hour, it became clear that this guy wasn't dancing very often.
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But what became clear to me is that this is a man who is utterly lost in every sense.
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In 2012 it became clear to leaders across Tennessee that conversations about economic development were becoming conversations about education.
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His nomination has since stalled as it became clear it may not pass a vote in the full Senate.
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However, once it became clear that the counselor wasn't on duty, the social worker had Kate 5150'd instead.
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But as the industry evolved, it became clear, sometimes tragically, that end users rarely read these lengthy technical volumes.
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The stock tumbled 20 percent further on Tuesday as it became clear the scale of the problem remained unknown.
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Was it when it became clear that Dwayne Johnson, aka The Rock, is playing a primatologist, of all things?
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Cruz threw in the towel after it became clear last night that Trump would easily win the Indiana primary.
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This became clear after Lonsdale, who plays Wally West on The Flash, clapped back at a homophobic Twitter troll.
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As complaints from residents poured in, it became clear that there was something seriously wrong with the drinking water.
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Then it became clear to me what the procedure was really for: Whales were becoming baby machines for profit.
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It later became clear that many of these statements had been amended to reflect the official version of events.
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The White House has distanced itself from Page since it became clear he was a key target for investigators.
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U.S. stocks fell sharply on Thursday as it became clear the meeting will not take place before the deadline.
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At the new film's Hollywood premiere last week, it became clear, however, that some things can't be improved upon.
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But after Fremantle looped in ABC, it became clear the company wanted to bring back the show early regardless.
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But, it became clear that I myself contained only obsolescence and decay—aged programming wrapped up in mature machinery.
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As the votes were tallied, however, one thing became clear: Americans remain as divided as ever on climate change.
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But as this past weekend progressed -- and the deadline approached -- it became clear that an agreement was in reach.
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" After it became clear the chimps weren't aggressive, Monaghan said she found the up-close experience to be "grand.
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But it soon became clear to me that after reading the allegations that at least an investigation was necessary.
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As news of his letter to Congress broke, stocks plummeted and the partisan implication of his intervention became clear.
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But after the initial shock and excitement wore off, it became clear to mostly everyone that something was missing.
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It became clear that they were trying to suppress the findings and downplay the associations instead of highlighting them.
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His face ashen, McConnell stood still and silent for several moments as the magnitude of McCain's vote became clear.
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Once he was gone, it became clear to Trump's new security aides that the plan was a sound one.
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Chris Christie as it became clear that Bush's biggest hope would come in a New Hampshire top-tier finish.
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This became clear to Trump's aides during the presidential transition, when he started to receive briefings from US intelligence.
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Obama's team, it became clear that they care about views, clicks, and engagement as much as any media organization.
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But when it became clear that the threat was insufficient to get congressmen to change their votes, he folded.
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Earlier, Beatty addressed the worldwide audience on camera just after it became clear that Moonlight was the actual winner.
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When I finished the script it became clear that this was something I wanted to have creative autonomy with.
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Before long, it became clear to everyone but me that Poshmark was making my shopping addiction worse, not better.
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Eventually, it became clear that Jordan's greatness came at a great personal cost; that's the only way it works.
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The formula became clear to fans — spam the fancams online, rack up views, and your idols stay on top.
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As Birdseye refined the design, however, it became clear that the architects weren't content to build just any barn.
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But when it became clear that exactly that had happened, they seemed, if not surprised, at least taken aback.
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Bounds's nomination was ultimately withdrawn when it became clear he was short of the votes needed to be confirmed.
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Northern Ireland quickly tucked back, however, once it became clear there was little chance of breaking the German defense.
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But meeting investors on the road just days later, it became clear that Glencore management had badly misjudged sentiment.
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It became clear that Mr. Larsen and Ms. Juul would be characters at the very heart of the play.
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"It became clear that Bausch Health Companies best represents the company we are today," said Papa in a statement.
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However, as details trickled out, it became clear this new deal just put a Band-Aid on this season.
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Even when it became clear he had only a few months to live, he kept a positive, resolute attitude.
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"But once this outbreak happened, it became clear it was one of the main ways to stop the spread."
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Mr. Bloomberg got involved late in the effort, when it became clear the law had a chance of passing.
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It soon became clear to GOP leaders that their repeal-and-replace bill didn't have the votes to pass.
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By the summer of her wedding year, Diana's boredom became clear to visitors to the Scottish retreat of Balmoral.
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Bannon's theory of politics, the notions that continue to motivate his actions, became clear during his time at Breitbart.
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But the dialogue quickly broke down when it became clear he would not move up elections scheduled for 2021.
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At a certain point, I guess it became clear that I wasn't willing to add or re-write enough.
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We've gotten nowhere negotiating with our federation for years, and it became clear to us that nothing had changed.
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The GOP's anxiety became clear last week, after Trump claimed that Hurricane Maria's death toll of 2,975 was fake.
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It became clear that to achieve even toddler-like levels of recognition would require impractically large sets of data.
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It soon became clear that the Yankees were the only option, and so they took the no-brainer deal.
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And it became clear that Uber would not be able to out-spend its rivals on their home turf.
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"Once they saw how effective we could be, I think it became clear it was worth getting us involved."
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And I assumed that, but it became clear to me that they weren't, and that the opposite was true.
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It became clear that he was a gateway to a pipeline into socialist issues and, eventually, democratic socialism itself.
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Wade steadily mounted, it became clear to Gomperts that the state of abortion access in the U.S. was dire.
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At any rate, by the time it became clear that emigration was our only hope, it was too late.
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As their first session in power ended on Friday, it became clear just how fully they had done so.
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As the day of the ceremony approached, it became clear that Onassis would have to sit this one out.
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Alberts said it became clear that TCF Center would be an inevitable option to serve as a care facility.
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When it became clear the project had been delayed but not derailed, Israel destroyed Iraq's nuclear reactor in 1981.
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How the Flatirons got their name became clear as I made my way up the First-Second Flatiron Trail.
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With this information, it became clear that fish fries provide fellowship for African-Americans and are a meaningful tradition.
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Once those factions began to appear, it became clear that other machines would be needed to establish stable parties.
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As the party's preference became clear, two major unions allied with the governor withdrew from the party in protest.
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But it quickly became clear that the officer, Amber R. Guyger, who is white, was in the wrong apartment.
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Toward the end of last summer, it became clear that McCann's time in the Bronx was all but up.
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He left the party after it became clear that the Trump juggernaut was unstoppable in the summer of 2016.
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After discovering this breakthrough, which helps him feel better today than he did at 22, his cause became clear.
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As thousands of Americans bought home sets, it became clear that this new device would transform politics as well.
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Lawmakers, it became clear, no longer see Facebook and other large tech companies as mostly benign forces for innovation.
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They dated casually for several months, but it soon became clear that there was a mismatch in their objectives.
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It became clear on Monday night that the caucuses had been badly mismanaged, which allowed conspiracy theories to breed.
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I was just off the highway when it became clear that this fire was barreling through to the coast.
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As the extent of the upset became clear on Thursday night, it was assumed — even by many of Mrs.
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It wasn't until after months of legal motions and discovery that the shady origins of those accusations became clear.
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By the time the call was over 30 minutes later, it quickly became clear that it was anything but.
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The extent of the deficit became clear last month, in a report from the state's Division of the Budget.
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For example, in the middlegame it sacrificed a bishop for a strategic advantage that became clear only much later.
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But, Ferak said, it quickly became clear that the woman knew little about the fundamental principles of Saudi law.
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Nixon resigned two months later after it became clear he would be impeached and likely convicted by the Senate.
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Within a few minutes of her reading from her opening statement, it became clear that Ford was decidedly credible.
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That the Denisovans even existed only became clear in 2010, following a genetic analysis of the pinky finger phalanx.
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The move did not last long after it became clear that Reyes was a better shortstop than Matsui was.
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As their reviews spread across the internet on Tuesday, it became clear there was little consensus about the film.
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Then it became clear that it could serve as a medical device for your wrist, detecting irregular heart rhythms.
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It became clear that Connecticut needed more carefully crafted incentives (green lights) to drive funding into truly innovative projects.
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After the pattern repeated itself again on Sunday, it became clear that this is who the 2016 Giants are.
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What they had stumbled on, it became clear, was a branch of a much larger network, the police said.
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From early on in the 2016 campaign, it became clear Trump and Sessions saw eye-to-eye on immigration.
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I now counted four voices, and from their words and general commotion it became clear that they were eating.
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Once it became clear the game was hard to find, the whole family got involved, including mom and dad.
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The elite university pulled his acceptance after it became clear he'd used racial slurs in high school, he said.
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The company's business model has also faced major doubts after it became clear that WeWork is burning through money.
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"Millennials are killing" headlines faced backlash as it became clear that the generation wasn&apost choosing to kill industries.
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Mr. Ameen stayed for several more poets, and it became clear he would not advance to the next round.
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It became clear that streaming content had become a substitute for more productive, and essential, parts of my life.
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As the losses mounted this season, it became clear that the team would need to embark on a rebuild.
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This became clear in 1998, when Matthew Shepard, a gay 21-year-old university student living in Laramie, Wyo.
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When I refused his advances, it became clear he would not be giving me any money or a raise.
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Furthermore, their unhappiness at the idea was increased when it became clear that fans were against the idea too.
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As the 50 minutes ticked by, it became clear Steve had no desire to own his mistreatment of women.
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By March 2016, when it became clear that Trump was likely to be the GOP standard-bearer, things changed.
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One thing became clear in the first few minutes of this episode: Love is in the air in St. Josephine.
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From the administration's first days, it became clear that the flag pin reverence of the Bush era was long gone.
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Ted Cruz did not renounce his duel Canadian citizenship until 2014 when it became clear he was running for president.
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"So this is the moment they said would never happen," Rubio said in a speech after the results became clear.
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And no one from the US, it became clear, was coming to take the doctor off Powton and Cervantes' hands.
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But it soon became clear it and similar drugs could also cause bizarre symptoms in people, according to patient complaints.
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Politicians were often forced to respond to stories that emerged in this space from the moment their candidacies became clear.
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"It became clear that the suspect could have an Islamist background and Islamist connection in the broadest sense," she said.
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"It became clear that none of it was important," Bublé says of the small things he used to worry about.
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I went for a meeting with the headteacher, and it became clear she was adamant on getting me to leave.
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It became clear that the story to be told was one of struggle, ingenuity, perseverance and—ultimately—an undeniable triumph.
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After a thorough review in 2018, it became clear that the information is not as useful after about a year.
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It quickly became clear that the organization's biggest problem would be figuring out what to do with all that cash.
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According to the source, as the months went by, it became clear how Williams dealt with problems at the company.
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The Red Cross helped the family for a time, but it became clear their building would not be restored soon.
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It also became clear that Engstrom, the university president, had ordered Johnson's expulsion but that Johnson had not been expelled.
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But over time it became clear, she said, that they were needed more than just those 40 days every year.
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As everyone in his office started their descent, it quickly became clear Mark would not be able to keep up.
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It became clear that we had forgotten that representational politics was only part of the mosaic of types of activism.
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Tension has been building since it became clear that Mr Kabila would neither hold elections in November nor step down.
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After a thorough review in 2018, it became clear that the information is not as useful after about a year.
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Through the process, it became clear that India's communal fault lines will play a crucial role as the trial unfolds.
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In the weeks that followed, it became clear what Cruz referred to as his "firewall" was no longer locked up.
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But on Monday, Facebook was forced to pause the rollout after it became clear that people were using Marketplace unethically.
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After spending a few minutes testing the device, it became clear that Samsung can still make a great Android phone.
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Early impressions of the expensive foldable phone were positive, until it became clear that it might not be especially sturdy.
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After an optimistic morning at the polls, we were gutted by the time it became clear who the winner was.
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More damningly, as the data came in, it became clear that in 2017 few men had been persuaded to migrate.
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Once it became clear that the fest was totally phony, the Rolles continued to provide food, because they are heroes.
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But it soon became clear that up to a quarter of them were "zero-balance accounts", a euphemism for "unused".
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But it became clear as time passed that that wasn't going to happen," he told CNN's John Berman on "AC360.
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Unfortunately, earlier this week it became clear that at least some of the partnership was marketing junk with no substance.
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But the Mexican government reversed its visa policy as soon as it became clear how many migrants were coming in.
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Over the next 12 hours, it became clear that this was but one node in a vast network of narratives.
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The network announced his departure in April and shortly after, it became clear that Kelly Ripa had not been informed.
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Soon it became clear this bird was something special and had grown to be an important fixture in the family.
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When it became clear that the news would break, Mr Shanahan travelled to the Oval Office to withdraw his nomination.
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I had gotten his boss' number from his phone when it became clear he was sick, and we called him.
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When it became clear that Britain would not leave by that date, these costly breaks were too late to postpone.
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Soon, it became clear his sister Rosa and two of her children were the real target of the immigration agents.
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Before it became clear that the Trump campaign was an electoral juggernaut, Florida should have been a hard-fought state.
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At this point, however, it became clear everyone had used up their spare cards—and I had one more left.
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Immediately it became clear that the inherent ornament of the wood had a nice dialog with the applied marbling pattern.
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"When we met with Stephen, there were two things that became clear," Bernard said in a phone interview with WIRED.
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"It became clear that we were principally and philosophically different in opinion," she said in the radio interview this week.
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During our conversation in the elegant dining room of the Hay-Adams Hotel, the source of our difference became clear.
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The hidden risks of Deutsche Bank's investment banking operations became clear after the onset of the financial crisis in 2008.
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After some fairly standard criminal investigation bungling, it became clear that Knox's own DNA was not at the crime scene.
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It also became clear that she had been repeatedly intimidated by investigators in the case into making a false confession.
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As economic growth slowed, it became clear that the country had persistently failed to invest enough in infrastructure and education.
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The participants revealed their last-minute scramble to reporters Wednesday after it became clear they would not reach an agreement.
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But the minute we saw that ballista headed straight for Drogon's gullet, the battle lines became clear: Bronn must die.
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When Trump won the election, it became clear that we would probably never get to see his rumored TV channel.
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When I began asking the couple more questions, it became clear that Michael had not been seeking a new partner.
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With the announcement Tuesday that comedian Hasan Minhaj would host, it became clear that the event will do the latter.
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" After it became clear that the teenager was determined to tell her story, Leathers said she shifted to "damage control.
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And then it just became clear to me that music was the path I wanted to choose for a living.
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It quickly became clear that my fears of the bank going out of business and stealing my money were unfounded.
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The doors opened, the sound became clear, we turned to the right and saw DJ Green Lantern walking toward us.
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After the election, it became clear that supporters on both sides aren't willing to give up their politically-driven wardrobes.
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When it became clear that the band were still selling records, Glastonbury came back in and tried to book them.
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But it became clear in the Obama years that our governing institutions might not survive polarization-induced paralysis in perpetuity.
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But once Trump won, it soon became clear that Palin was not likely to secure a spot in the administration.
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As the performance went on, it became clear the dancer's jumpsuits were flesh-toned, leaving the women basically looking naked.
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Last winter, when it became clear that he would not soon get a job, Hadid began driving a cab again.
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The scope of its wins became clear in only the past few days, as California and Washington counted more ballots.
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But it later became clear that six of the runners in front of her served bans for failing doping tests.
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Weiss had told me she hoped to see the candidates differentiate themselves, but it soon became clear that wouldn't happen.
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But once we could sequence tens of thousands of genes in individual cancer specimens, it became clear that uniqueness dominates.
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After it became clear that the anonymous charge was insufficient to derail Kavanaugh's confirmation, the accuser decided to come forward.
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"Over the years, it became clear that the bank had greater potential to help grow the firm," Mr. Scherr said.
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It became clear that the new leader of the insurgent movement, Mullah Akhtar Muhammad Mansour, had no interest in discussions.
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It was like nothing I'd ever seen and, in that moment, the significance of a song like "Crew" became clear.
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Its problems became clear in March when the system shut down for a day of safety inspections following a fire.
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But it soon became clear that America would get its way as long as Mr Trump nominated a "credible" candidate.
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But at the 14-week point, in early January, it became clear that the baby most likely would not survive.
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"It became clear that there were a whole bunch of R's that wanted to get this done," Becerra told me.
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Cain withdrew after it became clear he lacked Senate support, and Moore's bid looks increasingly shaky over past controversial remarks.
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But after a few months, it became clear that my insatiable thirst for adventure was chipping away at our savings.
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The problem, it soon became clear, ran deeper than Trump's habitual dismissal of rational argument or ordinary differences over policy.
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That much became clear when CNN reported on Friday that the special counsel has spoken to Kelly in recent months.
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Fans were delighted when it became clear that Brody and Bilson were together off-screen as well, beginning in 2003.
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But Bounds's nomination was ultimately withdrawn when it became clear he did not have the 50 votes needed from Republicans.
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From the moment the network announced the criteria last week, it became clear that his only avenue would be Iowa.
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When it became clear that Mr. Trump would win, students filled a wide avenue and began marching toward neighboring Oakland.
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As Abiy was sworn in, it soon became clear his agenda to change all that had come before was genuine.
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Over time, though, it became "clear to me that the L.I.A. did not understand what they had bought" from Goldman.
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When it became clear that he won the election, but lost the popular vote, Trump had a new reason -- fraud.
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This week, it gradually became clear that the Republicans, not the Democrats, would be the ones to crack under pressure.
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It later became clear that a satellite had mistaken the Sun's reflections off cloud tops for flames from rocket engines.
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The men were taken to a police station and released when it became clear Starbucks didn't want to press charges.
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But it became clear over time that Mr. Garland was silently working out his arguments, processing facts and testing alternatives.
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As the "a" versus "the" discussion progressed, it became clear to some commission members that compromise would not come easily.
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That day, by about 4 PM Melbourne time, it became clear Donald Trump would be president of the United States.
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Not long after my father passed, it became clear that I needed to take time away from work and school.
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It became clear to me that most people off stage were wholly unfamiliar with the actual text of the motion.
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As we talked, it became clear relatively quickly that we were not so much reasoning differently as seeing different things.
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"At that point it became clear the Plaintiffs concerns were being dismissed and the events covered up," the suit states.
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After the strike, it became clear that the Taliban leader had visited different Arab countries several times in recent years.
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As it became clear that Mr. Trump would be the nominee, the pattern changed and the Democratic candidate went ahead.
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Over time, it became clear that what separated pupils in the two types of schools was not ability, but class.
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But, as the week went on, it became clear that the potential exposure likely included a wider net of people.
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Shortly after sunrise, as the storm appeared to be gaining strength, it became clear how risky a plan that was.
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But by late 2009, it became clear that the Donington project, run by Donington Ventures Leisure, lacked the necessary funds.
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At least one Democratic senator also unloaded stock before the scale of the crisis became clear to the general public.
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At the Justice Department, Mr. Sessions returned around the time it became clear that Mr. Rosenstein was not being fired.
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Mr. Rubin denied the accusation, but it became clear that — at the very least — the relationship was inappropriate, they said.
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By early to mid-January, it became clear that this was going to end up being a really big problem.
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And once a key government agency turned against the deal, it became clear Sinclair would not be realizing its dream.
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