The pain was instant, and the DPT was booted out.
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Fail to do so and you will be booted out.
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General Electric was booted out of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
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He got booted out on the tail of the Beto effect.
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Getting booted out to the web to buy something broke that.
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He then booted out the chief of the media regulator, Martín Sabbatella.
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So the chronology was, Roger Ailes is booted out summer of 2016.
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Two have been barred; others look likely to be booted out as well.
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Imagine what it would be like to get booted out of your galaxy.
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Imagine what it would be like to get booted out of your galaxy.
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But they were quickly booted out of the Olympic Village and sent packing.
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Last year Mr Zhao was booted out of the advisory body to China's parliament.
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In Argentina voters booted out the pro-business president, Mauricio Macri, after one term.
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Mark Zuckerberg may have stolen his initial business idea and booted out co-founders?
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As a result, he was unceremoniously booted out a day after the mid-term elections.
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After only 10 days in Trump's White House, Scaramucci was booted out in July 2017.
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The governments led by the Shinawatras were booted out in coups in 2006 and 2014.
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Booted out of the Beatles by another drummer who was actually a really bad drummer.
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Well hey, even if England get booted out tomorrow, there's something we can all celebrate.
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They got booted out of acquisitions when the Goldwater-Nichols Act passed 30 years ago.
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United Nations experts who questioned the legitimacy of his methods were booted out of the country.
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If they cannot survive financially, if they cannot be self-sufficient, they should be booted out.
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How Skip, a scooter company founded to play nice with cities, got booted out of one.
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The reports are monitored constantly, and users who are flagged are immediately booted out of the system.
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In interviews, officials said they couldn't recall a judge who the ISU had booted out for good.
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He had been booted out of the Group of Eight (G8) and, in Barack Obama's words, "isolated".
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You could get down several threads deep into the thing and then get booted out and lose.
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Uber self-driving cars are also on the road there after getting booted out of San Francisco.
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Having been booted out of Malaysia, Singapore subsequently became far richer and more productive than its neighbour.
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It certainly doesn't prove he was booted out of Frank's—but it's a hell of a story.
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But soon after Neptune, says Jefferson Hall, who joined the project in 1978, ''we were booted out.
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Another will be the G7, a bloc that includes Japan, and which booted out Russia in 2014.
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I'd always demurred, retelling, with flourishes, my story of being booted out of the high school chorus.
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Mr. Comey had been leading that inquiry, and seeking to expand it, when he was booted out.
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Matt Gaetz of Florida tried to crash the hearing and was booted out of the room by Rep.
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Trump called Massie a "third rate Grandstander" and said he should be booted out of the Republican Party.
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In September 45 legislators were booted out of the national parliament (membership: roughly 3,000) for "vote-buying and bribery".
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A former MP, he was booted out of the legislature last year for being too critical of the government.
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It's feels like a full-body ice burn—like I've been booted out of a tent on Everest naked.
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North Korea booted out international inspectors in 2009, and independent assessments by outside experts since then have been spotty.
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It again booted out the ruling party in 2011, establishing a healthy pattern of alternation that now seems threatened.
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First I got booted out of my high school's gifted-and-talented program, then out of the honors track.
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"We were booted out of there when the park started to be beautified" in the 1980s, Mr. Breslaw said.
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The prenup stated that Georgina would be booted out of the will if she divorced him for another man.
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Sir John will back several senior Conservatives who were booted out of the party by prime minister Boris Johnson.
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In 1999, it was booted out of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, where it had been for 75 years.
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Federation of Trade Unions' legislators Alice Mak Mei-kuen and Ho Kai-ming were among other veterans booted out.
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Democrats remain committed to seeing Trump booted out of office, and Republicans remain just as committed to defending him.
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In detention, he argues he was refused much-needed medication, then booted out without being able to see his family.
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If somebody behaves badly HR swoops in, your desk is cleared and you're booted out of the building within hours.
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If Scaramucci does get booted out of the White House, it won't be for making crude comments about his coworkers.
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Lavrov also said Moscow would take similar actions against two dozen other countries that booted out Russian diplomats this week.
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"It is I, Abigail," she says, standing there with ordure on her dress, having been booted out of a carriage.
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All three were booted out of the Tory party earlier this year for voting to prevent a no-deal Brexit.
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We could start by stopping the sale of arms to Turkey and demanding that they be booted out of NATO.
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He certainly lets the audience see that David is shocked and frustrated when his latest xenomorph gets booted out into space.
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Did you know, for instance, that wolves who are unlucky enough to get booted out of their pack never howl again?
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Joe Donnelly of Indiana, Claire McCaskill of Missouri, and Heidi Heitkamp of North Dakota have all been booted out of Congress.
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For example, he wants Greece booted out of the euro and recently suggested that Germany should tolerate Russia's annexation of Crimea.
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Passengers rate drivers and drivers rate passengers; both risk getting booted out of the system if their rankings get too low.
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Mr Easterbrook is not the first company boss booted out over a dalliance at work—and unlikely to be the last.
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They're just dirty, bad, corrupt cops that need to be booted out of the profession to clean it up all around.
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Google recently confirmed that a technical issue had caused a number of users to get booted out of their Google accounts.
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Najib's Barisan Nasional coalition, which had governed Malaysia since independence in 1957, was booted out of power for the first time.
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Amos Genish became the third chief executive of tim, the firm previously called Telecom Italia, to be booted out in three years.
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On the other there was Olga Zabelinskaya, a Russian rider with a doping past who was nearly booted out of the Games.
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"She was very friendly but very skittish— I thought maybe she had been booted out of a house before," Craddock told MLive.
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Eminem is ripping into his least favorite muse again, labeling President Trump an Aryan who's about to be booted out of office.
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In 1992, seven years after the end of the military regime in power from 1964 to 1985, Congress booted out Fernando Collor.
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Alexander Vindman's blockbuster testimony against TrumpA GOP lawmaker crashed Fiona Hill's impeachment deposition and was immediately booted out, newly released transcript shows
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On election night, something wonderful happened: conservative voters in rural Washington booted out three Republicans and installed three Democrats in their place.
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Booted out for upgrading its shabbier stores too slowly, the firm's boss, Marc Heussinger, was replaced last year by Torsten Hufnagel, his deputy.
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That year also saw over 600 cases of measles in the US, the highest since it was formally booted out of the country.
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Or Chancellor Gerhard Schröder, booted out by German voters in 1003 after imposing painful reforms, only to see Angela Merkel reap the rewards.
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Anti-racism organization Kick It Out said UEFA's existing sanctions were not fit for purpose and called for Bulgaria to be booted out.
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As for the looks that have gotten people booted out of the grand event (or, for some, barred from even stepping foot inside)?
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The industrial giant, which is in the middle of a massive restructuring, was booted out of the Dow Jones industrial average on Tuesday.
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On Wednesday, Puerto Rico's Supreme Court booted out the man who had declared himself governor on Friday, leaving the US territory temporarily leaderless.
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In a worst-case scenario, the House or Senate ethics committees could get an offender booted out of Congress, or impose a fine.
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She went to Harvard, and although she was booted out of the doctoral program, she was awarded a master's in psychology in 1961.
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Taking over a gym only to get booted out again 20 minutes later is wearing, and the whole process is ultimately a repetitive one.
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After the botched attempt to assassinate Sergei Skripal, an ex-spy living in Britain, scores of its officers were booted out of Western embassies.
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Newtonian physics predicts that most binary black holes should have been booted out of the cluster by other black holes before they could merge.
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Someone you admired may fall off the pedestal you placed them on, your boss may leave, or someone in control may be booted out.
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After only 10 days in Trump's White House, Scaramucci, 55, who served as the White House Communications Director, was booted out in July 2017.
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Another, Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi of Yemen, was booted out of his capital by rebels in 2015, and doesn't have much else to do.
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In almost any other rehab setting in the country, smoking pot would be a major infraction and a likely cause for being booted out.
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A few were privatised in the early 2000s by a right-wing government which—not coincidentally, some think—was booted out of office soon afterwards.
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In the film script, Barbie gets booted out of Barbieland for not being perfect, and lands smack dab in the middle of the real world.
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But people are still caught up in the idea of Trump being booted out that they're missing things, and it's turning bad for the country.
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A furious Mr Kurz booted out the FPÖ, lost a confidence vote and yielded office to a technical government while a snap election was prepared.
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He gets $371,868 for a change of control and up to $6 million if he's booted out, or has reason to quit, before the first year.
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But she suspects he might have been booted out of the school system before the sexual abuse entirely if Alabama more effectively monitored teachers' criminal history.
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After joining the military in September, he made his intention to quit known a month later and in late November was booted out of the PLA.
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But the plan still had teeth as people who failed to make their monthly contributions were booted out of the program after a 60-day grace period.
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The EFF was formed after Mr Malema, a former youth league leader in the ANC, fell out with Mr Zuma and was booted out of the party.
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The humiliating defeat led to an extraordinary purge, in which 21 Conservative lawmakers who voted in favor of the measure were booted out of the parliamentary party.
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They appreciated the agent's honesty in explaining the limitations, and knew that they couldn't risk a month-to-month lease, with the possibility of being booted out.
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Kelly's not even recording in a proper studio -- remember, he got booted out of his infamous Chicago recording studio, so he's doing it from his Trump Tower apartment.
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Flashback: "RVs booted out of Latham Street in Mountain View" This post has been updated to clarify that the school district mentioned above includes one charter high school.
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In the heart of the financial crisis in 8003, the Dow cut AIG loose and replaced it with Kraft, which was booted out only a few years later.
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Shortly afterward, Ohgeesy and his entire crew went to guest services to demand refunds ... and were booted out of the park for what security felt was bad behavior.
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Despite being booted out years ago, the company has been slowly been building its presence in the country, and seems to view AI as a convenient way in.
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Polling shows that 70 percent of Americans favor stronger border security and 70 percent don't want so-called Dreamers, the young immigrants at issue, to get booted out.
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Shares in M&S have fallen 26 percent over the last year and the firm is in danger of being booted out of the prestigious FTSE 100 index.
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Several other SEALs had been booted out of the service for cocaine use and another was charged with spoofing someone online in an attempt to get nude photos.
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Some of the hackers had access to the DNC's systems for over a year, officials said, but were booted out over the weekend during a major system cleanup.
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Bruce Feldman, a member of the Academy's public relations branch, told the Hollywood Reporter: It's not that I wouldn't like to see Harvey booted out of the Academy.
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The struggle is now over: on February 6th, Cyrus Mistry, Tata's boss until last October (pictured on next page, on the right) was finally booted out of the company.
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It's not even the first time it's happened this year, as Team Hot Boys from the University of Michigan was already booted out of the competition for similar reasons.
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Many top players used security and health issues to bail out, and there was serious concern that golf could be booted out of the Games again after Tokyo 2020.
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Avon was booted out of the blue chip S&P 500 in 2015 because its market value was too small, ending a half of century run on the index.
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We broke the story ... the former Washington Wizards player was booted out of Drai's nightclub after he allegedly picked up and tossed a woman out of the entry line.
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So, when 21 Tory rebels voted against the government to block a no-deal Brexit, Johnson followed through with his threat and they were booted out of the party.
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Some 800 people lived in the six-storey building a block from the capital's main train station for five years until they were booted out by police early on Saturday.
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Republican nominee Roy Moore has been a well-known crazy person for years, infamous for getting booted out as Chief Justice of the Alabama Supreme Court -- not once but twice.
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President Obama booted out nearly three dozen spies in December and closed two compounds, and there are many, from both parties, calling for an additional round of sanctions on Russia.
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"To me, it just looks like somebody who got booted out of office trying to use their money and foreign connections to make themselves relevant in the future," said Knights.
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Rafe Khatchadorian (an affable Griffin Gluck), booted out of two educational institutions, is now enrolled at Hills Village Middle School, dominated by the pompous, rules-obsessed Principal Dwight (Andy Daly).
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A bunch of other executive and managers have left or were booted out, and the 14-member executive committee that is running the show has got some hiring to do.
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It reckons a sole listing could reap $22bn in savings, but Andrew Mackenzie, BHP's chief executive, is pointing to the risks, such as being booted out of the FTSE 100 index.
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While Baldwin's snap election led to his party being booted out of office, it also unified the party rank-and-file around protectionism and gave them a clear platform moving forward.
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There still isn't much appetite for a moderate climate plan, whose backers over the years—including Jeff Flake and Carlos Curbelo—have either left Congress or been booted out of office.
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In June, Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen was harassed at and booted out of a Mexican restaurant in D.C. over the federal government&aposs "zero tolerance" stand at the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Amber Portwood was on the verge of getting booted out of her home, and even though she's settled the financial battle ... she's pissed the owner of the place smeared her good name.
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Meanwhile, the French, already booted out of Vietnam in the First Indochina War (1954-1962), tried to torture and kill their way to victory in colonial Algeria before accepting defeat there, too.
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I want to see candidates address proposals to assist African Americans who are booted out of their homes in cities like Washington, D.C. due to skyrocket rents and high home sales prices.
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While companies can, and often do, lose money without being booted out of the index, a company should show some kind of sustained profitability before it is added, according to S&P.
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WASHINGTON — House Democrats hoped their first formal impeachment hearing on Tuesday would be the opening salvo in their campaign to convince regular Americans that Trump needs to be booted out of office.
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The astounding success of the south Asians who were booted out of Kenya and Uganda in the 1970s and ended up in Britain suggests that Africa would have done well to keep them.
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Justice Secretary Robert Buckland warned the party would struggle to get back into government if it is booted out at the next election, which is expected to take place in the coming months.
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South Africa is rated "junk" by S&P Global Ratings and Fitch and if Moody's joins them, the country will be booted out of the WGBI, which may prompt investors to dump its assets.
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Kaare Willoch, the last Conservative prime minister to win back-to-back elections, in 1981 and 1985, was booted out of office just months into his second term in a disagreement over petrol taxes.
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Sunday's vote was the first time since the founding of the Fifth Republic in 1958 that France's two main parties, the Republicans and the Socialists, were booted out of the second round of voting.
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He was booted out of his job the following year, but pursued his vision (a socially conservative, globalisation-sceptic sort of Toryism) afterwards and in 2010 became work and pensions secretary under David Cameron.
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Since she was booted out, Brazil has been roiled in a massive graft investigation, with dozens of lawmakers and other prominent figures prosecuted in connection with billions of dollars in kickbacks between businesses and politicians.
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As I pushed open the door to the pond, which was emblazoned with the sign "MEN ONLY", I felt the thrill of trespass, accompanied by a slight anxiety about being booted out by boxing champions.
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He is the latest senior person from the upper reaches of the government to either get in trouble with his superiors or just get straight up booted out of the nation's premier law enforcement agency.
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On May 9, top Marine commanders said that troops who shared nude pictures on social media or anywhere online without the consent of the people in the pictures will be booted out of the service.
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Shares in the company, which were booted out of Britain's mid-cap index earlier this year, tumbled 15%, extending a 74% plunge so far in 2019 and heading for their steepest yearly fall on record.
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Michael Rotondo -- the 30-year-old man who was taken to court by his mom and dad to get him booted out of their house -- is packing up to leave ... but it has not gone smoothly.
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The comedian and host of The Late Show on CBS made a surprise speech at Quicken Loans Arena on Sunday, welcoming everyone to the "2016 Republican National Hungry for Power Games" before being promptly booted out.
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Merely because a liberal movement contains some illiberal components doesn't make it fundamentally illiberal; if it did, then slave-owning American founders and bigoted Enlightenment philosophers would have to be booted out of the liberal canon.
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Consequently, Nevelson was booted out of more than one art class for "not possessing enough talent" to continue, and rejected by numerous gallery owners, though she had more ambition and emotional courage than many male artists.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Canada will expel a Venezuelan diplomat and also bar the country's ambassador from returning, Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Monday, two days after Venezuela booted out Canada's envoy for criticizing its rights record.
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Managing just two bouts in 2013, one in 2014, and one in January of 2015 before testing positive for Desoxymethyltestosterone, one of the so-called 'designer steroids', and being booted out of the sport for a year.
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Atheel al-Nujaifi, who was booted out of office as governor of Iraq's northern Nineveh province last year, in February signed a six-month, $6900,2628 contract with a lobbyist to represent the Sunni militia that he controls.
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Speaking at a fringe event at Conservative party conference on Sunday evening, Justice Secretary Robert Buckland warned that Johnson's party will struggle to get back into government if it is booted out at the next general election.
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She even booted out the hair-dressing and nail-bar salons that had set up shop inside Sonangol's Luanda headquarters to pamper the oil executives in their lunch and coffee breaks, according to one Luanda-based diplomat.
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The first atheist and agnostic AA groups in Canada—Beyond Belief and We Agnostics, both of which are located in Toronto—were also the first agnostic and atheist groups to be booted out of an AA Intergroup.
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When someone was booted out, it always felt like something more than an asshole being ostracized from a group of other assholes, largely because there was a sense that these guys truly bonded over their shared character flaws.
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But he had tied himself to Petro Poroshenko, who was the president of Ukraine at the time, who, if I remember correctly, was not doing well in the polls ahead of the election that got him booted out.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov announced a response to the expulsions of Russian officials on Thursday, saying that 60 American diplomats would be booted out of Russia and that the U.S. consulate in St. Petersburg would be closed.
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The dispute with the Malaysian Aviation Commission (Mavcom) was triggered by Fernandes' apology on Sunday for endorsing Najib, whose Barisan Nasional coalition, which had governed since Malaysia's independence in 1957, was booted out of power for the first time.
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Given that EU elections take place in May, activists are hoping that the threat of being booted out of office will be strong enough to persuade MEPs to vote against the directive or at least vote for some changes.
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Tumblr's app was booted out of the iOS App Store a few days ago due to an issue with child pornography getting its way past the app's filtering technology, according to a report from CNET, which Tumblr then confirmed.
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In a post titled "WARNING: Set your messages to private," user Huntstark1 describes a scenario where almost their whole team got booted out of a Rainbow Six: Siege match after they all received a message containing an unrecognized character.
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Excluding the SDP rebels, 16 former Labour MPs have stood for re-election in that period as independents or for newly-formed parties (including both those who were booted out and those who jumped ship of their own accord).
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Brin and Page designed Google's corporate structure with the idea that what happened to Steve Jobs — who got booted out of Apple by his own hand-picked CEO and board in 1985 — should and would never happen to them.
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The Kurdish autonomous region's ruling party, the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) is boycotting the Kirkuk vote after being booted out in October, leaving rivals including the Iran-allied Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) to fight over its two seats.
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I hear you, man, and I'm with you on almost all of this, but I always return to a simple point: If millennials and Gen Xers actually voted in greater numbers, the boomers could've been booted out of power years ago.
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Nor is it likely that Apple has for some reason booted out Prime Video, given the anti-competitive nature of such a move (Apple TV+ is soon to launch), at a time when the tech giants are under increased regulatory scrutiny.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Eight Canadian energy companies were booted out of the S&P/TSX Composite Index on Monday because their market capitalization has dropped below minimum requirements, the latest sign of difficulties facing the country's oil and gas sector.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Eight Canadian energy companies were booted out of the S&P/TSX Composite Index on Monday because their market capitalization has dropped below minimum requirements, the latest sign of difficulties facing the country's oil and gas sector.
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Those protesting have conflated the Lava Jato operation with the impeachment campaign, blaming Rousseff for leading a government of crooks, even though the allegations that could see her booted out of office actually have nothing to do with the probe.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Novartis's spinoff of its eyecare division Alcon, set for Tuesday April 9, marks the largest Swiss stock deal in a decade and forces a reshuffle of the benchmark Swiss Market Index (SMI) as private bank Julius Baer gets booted out.
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Another very Canadian thing about curling is that it goes hand and hand with boozing—a Canadian team featuring an Olympic gold medal winner got booted out of a bonspiel in Red Deer, Alberta, last fall for breaking broomsticks and cussing while wasted.
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While they're getting the runaround from the producer they met at SXSW, they get booted out of the motel room they're sharing because — in a scene echoing a thousand other movies — they can't pay the week's rent, and the manager has had enough.
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SINGAPORE/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Thousands of clients are being booted out of bank accounts in Asia's wealth management industry, which is cleaning up after a money laundering scandal in Malaysia, the 'Panama Papers' expose, and a global push for tax transparency, bankers say.
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M&S is expected to report a second straight fall in annual profit on Wednesday, and with the retailer's shares down nearly a quarter over the last year it is in danger of soon being booted out of the FTSE 100 index.
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If politics had its priorities straight, any of those things could have been scandalous enough to see her booted out, but as it is she will be saved by her Tory frenemies, who fear a government that might be somewhat less miserable.
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An exit of Kingfisher would mark another blow for the UK retail sector after M&S, an iconic name of the British high street, was booted out from the FTSE 100 after being a constituent of the index since its inception in 1984.
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Heavily indebted Lebanon is stuck in an economic crisis which came to a head last year when protesters took to the streets calling for the ruling politicians to be booted out over state corruption and bad governance - root causes of the problem.
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CALGARY, Alberta, Sept 23 (Reuters) - Eight Canadian energy companies were booted out of the S&P/TSX Composite Index on Monday because their market capitalization has dropped below minimum requirements, the latest sign of difficulties facing the country's oil and gas sector.
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If we go back to some of the worst practices, that people are there to be bled, and drained, and booted out, and then you put any old shit out because the players are too stupid to understand, then that hurts the industry.
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Related: Many of the World's Top Tech Experts Want to Ban Super-Intelligent 'Autonomous Weapons' At a deeper underlying level, this is a story that was old after Adam and Eve noshed on the apple of knowledge and got booted out of paradise.
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These lads are directly, openly calling on England to be booted out of Europe, and yet they have almost certainly spent the last 12 hours crying down the phone to their girlfriends and moaning the words "Harry... Kane... on... corners" through heaving, phlegm-heavy sobs.
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Obama told a crowd in Anaheim while campaigning for local Democratic candidates about a time when he and several friends — who were in California for a Kool & The Gang concert — were booted out of the theme park after they were caught smoking on a ride.
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After formal notice, the country has two years to negotiate the terms of its exit — whether it will still have access to the EU's free trade and free migration zone, for example — before it gets automatically booted out and all of those privileges get terminated.
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But if the Brexit Party cannot win a seat in a constituency that voted 61% for Leave in the referendum of 2016, and that had just booted out its sitting MP for criminal activity, when will it be able to win its first seat at Westminster?
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The Rabid Puppies were led by a noted extremist named Theodore Beale, who goes by the pen name Vox Day; Day was booted out of the professional organization Science Fiction & Fantasy Writers of America in 2014 after making racist public comments against Hugo Award–winning author N.K. Jemisin.
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His offences are unclear, but he might become the first serving member of the ruling Politburo to be booted out of that body since Mr Bo. Mr Sun is the Politburo's youngest member and had been considered a possible successor to Mr Xi. Not since the 1980s has someone being groomed in this way been so unceremoniously purged.
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In the end it took four-and-a-half hours, I was booted out of the system once and had to rejoin the queue in 17,742nd spot, and when I finally did get tickets I was so deliriously excited I barely registered the fact I'd just spent £240 for two seats that came with a "view may be partially restricted" warning.
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On the other side of the 375 — dubbed "Extraterrestrial Highway" for its proximity to the secretive military base and decades of strange sightings — alien enthusiasts who wanted to experience Alienstock without paying the $130 entrance fee to guarantee a spot near Little A'Le'Inn camped on land that belonged to the Bureau of Land Management (BLM.) Clayton Stephens, a 28-year-old crisis interventionist from Arizona, worried that the campers across the highway would be booted out by Friday morning because large gatherings on BLM land require permits.
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