Johns recognizes that the photograph shows Farley breaking down emotionally, but he also recognizes that he is breaking down physically.
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It is "Breaking Down the Walls of Heartache: How Music Came Out," not "Breaking Down the Walls of Heartache: How Music Became Gay."
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Which usually results in a fine, by the way, not this big stormtroopers coming in and breaking down his apartment and breaking down his office.
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The political machinery of my country is not only breaking down, but the act of it breaking down is joining the implosion tremors of dissolving democracies across the globe.
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Breaking down the debts Breaking down the data into specific types of borrowing, we found that it was primarily a sharp drop in home loan debt that accounted for the overall change.
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Congratulations to this tiny soul for breaking down musical barriers.
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Others could be more adept at breaking down certain proteins.
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Players breaking down in sobs and quickly exiting the booth.
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Plus, the process of breaking down fats releases heat. 5.
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New haircare line, Beauty & Pin-Ups, is breaking down barriers.
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They were also prone to breaking down after repeated viewings.
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By breaking down the undecided voters, we find two groups.
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HED: Breaking Down Our Favorite Royal Christenings of All Time!
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We're Breaking Down Marlon Brando's Exclusive French Polynesian Resort 53.
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But it's worth breaking down the issues, given the stakes.
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Our culture of politics is breaking down before our eyes.
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And through it all, Kaling is breaking down walls everywhere.
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Instead of breaking down planets though, it hacks apart proteins.
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Showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes.
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Breaking down is not going to help bring Mollie back.
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It's a deep, thorough, breaking down of everything we know.
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I think that distinction's been breaking down for some time.
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Breaking down the numbers by hour starting with 8 p.m.
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That can involves breaking down a student loan into components.
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On Tuesday, officials began breaking down the Jungle in earnest.
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Yet today, the global refugee resettlement system is breaking down.
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We're not going around with the sledgehammer, breaking down walls.
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At the same time, subway cars are breaking down faster.
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The Washington Post published a piece breaking down Murphy's analysis.
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The cable car to its mountaintop location keeps breaking down.
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That bargain seems to be breaking down, especially in Europe.
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"Horses are breaking down while they are training," he said.
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I think the catalyst was really breaking down the stereotypes.
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And somehow, the Whole Foods employee isn't breaking down in tears.
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Here's a graphic from Experian breaking down the top survey results:
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Breaking Down The Complex Sexual Dynamics Of Netflix's On My Block
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Also lining up (and breaking down) for the show's second season?
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We're breaking down everything you need to know before November 8.
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McIntyre sees business use cases breaking down into roughly three categories.
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WATCH: Breaking Down the no Eyebrow Trend From the Met Gala!
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The worry is that this coexistence, already fragile, is breaking down.
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Besides, as China becomes more mobile, patrilocal customs are breaking down.
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How do you see art's role in breaking down these barriers?
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The walls between console and PC gaming are slowly breaking down.
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Let's start by breaking down the difference between antiperspirant and deodorant.
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The process of breaking down food for energy also consumes energy.
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A spreadsheet breaking down each agency's expenditure can be found here.
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The team wants to study the process of breaking down problems.
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Then, breaking down that large goal into bite-sized action steps.
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He sent his sister an Excel spreadsheet breaking down her options.
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Clinton's role in breaking down barriers, just like her husband did.
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But instead of breaking down barriers, more single-gender organizations emerged.
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The next year, "my body just started breaking down," he said.
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We're still breaking down the results of the European Parliament elections.
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Others appeared to have specialized in breaking down dead plant matter.
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This is all about bringing people together and breaking down walls.
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People can't sustain this level of intense work without breaking down.
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The average subway car can travel 232,22019 miles before breaking down.
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The correlation between junk bonds and equities is breaking down again.
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"We just can't get out without fear," she said, breaking down.
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ANONYMOUS Start by breaking down this litany of criticisms a bit.
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I can't imagine breaking down somewhere and putting them in danger.
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The cracks in this facade are breaking down day by day.
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Social order starts breaking down if people are under profound stress.
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He must stay warm and clean to prevent the skin breaking down.
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WATCH: We're Breaking Down the Best of the Best in Emmys Fashion!
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It's a ton of breaking down old habits and building new ones.
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Try breaking down how you, the player, exist in this fictional universe.
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As Kashsaid, you are our future – metaphorically and literally breaking down walls!
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"You drink your pint as you're breaking down your station," he says.
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Breaking down food into a form our bodies can use takes energy.
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Thinx is a bold and empowering brand breaking down a taboo topic.
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Watch the video by Wendover Productions breaking down the cost of flying.
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"My God, Duterte, stop doing this," she says, breaking down into sobs.
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The very act of breaking down that mass appeal paradigm is thrilling.
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We're breaking down everything there is to know about the fashion model.
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"I just started breaking down crying today," Key said in the video.
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We spent three weeks breaking down Harley Davison engines and rebuilding them.
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Disgusted at #CBB for showing the footage of Angie Bowie breaking down.
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I'm really passionate about breaking down the stigma around sex work period.
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It was about educating people about their neighbors, and breaking down barriers.
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" He continued, "breaking down a lot of these gender barriers helps everybody.
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Her openness was crucial in breaking down the stigma around mental health.
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"This generation is breaking down all of the tradition," Ms. Oaxaca said.
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"They tore her from my arms," Hasina says, breaking down into tears.
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Breaking down SpaceX's finances Specific revenue details for SpaceX aren't publicly available.
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Samsung promised up to 200,000 folds before the device starts breaking down.
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Much of the New Testament has to do with breaking down divisions.
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John Kasich breaking down the Katy Perry–Taylor Swift feud is amazing.
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"What am I supposed to tell my children?" she asked, breaking down.
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We're breaking down what you need to know as Super Tuesday approaches.
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We went through a set process of breaking down psychologically and physically.
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Breaking down these searches by state yields a seemingly implausible electoral map.
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That can be anything from sudden unemployment to your car breaking down.
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Why do you think art is so successful at breaking down stereotypes?
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The whole treadmill starts breaking down if enough of us stop running.
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Breaking down barriers to feeling and communication feels like their main goal.
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"Today is my last paycheck," she said, before breaking down in tears.
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After successfully breaking down the door, Webb, 51, comes running out naked.
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This appears to not be criticism breaking down by party lines, either.
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Mr. Ruhlman recalled breaking down in tears when he read the column.
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Traditional expectations that women give up work after childbirth are breaking down.
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During this year's National Apprenticeship Week, let's start breaking down that stigma.
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You can also hear a worried Kim talk about Kanye breaking down.
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Math and made a consistent hobby out of breaking down the show.
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Hopefully breaking down a few of these myths about the movement helps.
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Initially, I couldn't talk to people about it at all without breaking down.
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Breaking down such "classical" rules will kill "classical" music -- and thus save it.
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But that model is breaking down as computers improve and take more control.
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That's the second post in a few days breaking down her personal growth.
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"I'm really breaking down, because I don't know what to do," she said.
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EDT breaking down the biggest moments and story lines from the first debates.
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Well, it would have been if it didn't start breaking down so quickly.
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We're breaking down exactly what we use and how much it costs, ahead.
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Ahead, we're breaking down the six hottest hair trends sweeping L.A. right now.
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Goode spent 2000 minutes breaking down the mechanics of Medicaid expansion in detail.
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Let's remember, she was breaking down barriers nearly every step of the way.
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Technology companies are breaking down barriers for consumers, aggregating information, and producing efficiencies.
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Both of them were exceptional at breaking down barriers in the young people.
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Bacteria are able to do everything from breaking down toxins to synthesizing vitamins.
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More and more, the lines between Hollywood and Silicon Valley are breaking down.
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Compensation they allegedly paid to the gas station for breaking down a door.
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So, ahead, we are breaking down five tricky topics that may come up.
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People are just five minutes away from crying and breaking down each day.
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Jackson was instrumental in breaking down the Bulls' defense on pick-and-rolls.
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The agreement is specific, breaking down who gets the child during various holidays.
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But in visual art, it's rare to find somebody breaking down and crying.
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This manner of breaking down the fourth wall feels stale from the start.
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The two-party system is breaking down because of the pressures of Brexit.
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Mechanical problems arise, with some of the more ramshackle machines often breaking down.
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They were good guys who cared about breaking down the old boys' network.
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This election revealed that the old system of electoral control is breaking down.
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He got a better fact-checker Good read breaking down each: http://bit.
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She can be seen breaking down into tears as she reads the invitation.
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Other scientists are also looking for similar natural approaches to breaking down plastic.
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This means talking frequently behind the scenes, breaking down silos and building partnerships.
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I was using a system called SportsCode, breaking down matches and individual points.
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But in 1888, you had to worry about the smallpox ambulance breaking down.
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Or was it a step toward breaking down old, rigid definitions of masculinity?
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You can't do that work for eight hours a day without breaking down.
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We're still breaking down the repercussions of President Trump's Middle East peace plan.
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I wondered if the letters had a way of breaking down the barrier.
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I mean, it's been breaking down for the past 40 or 50 years.
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Talking to your loved ones and really breaking down those barriers is hard.
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Unable to reconcile those contradictory demands, once solid-seeming democracies are breaking down.
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The mechanism Urbanears uses for breaking down the headphones is smooth and responsive.
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Is breaking down structures — like legal ones — an act of mythological magic, too?
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In other words, I wonder whether the photographs in this exhibition are about the artist slowly breaking down, or alternatively, are about the world breaking down around her impelling her to carve out a space of shelter from the devastation.
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During menstruation, this tissue acts like uterine lining does: thickening, breaking down, and bleeding.
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Fret not, because YouTuber Deepica Mutyala is breaking down one easy, surefire way, above.
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Both the contestants and Viall are seen full-on breaking down in multiple shots.
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He began to break down, a grown man breaking down because he has nothing.
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The oldest, disulfiram, stops an enzyme from breaking down a toxic byproduct of alcohol.
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However, the natural competition between parties is breaking down in America in two ways.
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These days, I'm breaking down the big stories in politics every day on Instagram.
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It can be folded "hundreds of thousands of times" without breaking down, Denison said.
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"Talks in Brussels are close to breaking down," a UK government source also said.
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After breaking down two locked doors, the bodyguard found him slumped in a bathroom.
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Kylie Jenner/Snapchat WATCH: Breaking Down the no Eyebrow Trend From the Met Gala!
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He is angry and aggressive, spitting out his answers and breaking down in tears.
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This also kept the stomach from breaking down the food consumed via gastric peristalsis.
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And the tone is completely casual, breaking down scientific studies into a conversational soundbite.
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Ahead, we're breaking down the three biggest hair-color trends sweeping L.A. this season.
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She's so nervous to meet Colton's family that she starts breaking down in tears.
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But we're having machines that are breaking down and can't handle the voter turnout.
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He announces that your truck will drive for a million miles without breaking down.
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" Breaking down, Combs said while crying, "I don't know what I'm going to do.
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Breaking down my goals into actionable steps can make them easier to stick to.
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The rise of populist movements indicates that a prevailing world view is breaking down.
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The process for nominating and confirming presidential appointments has been breaking down for decades.
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"Our democracies are breaking down because these companies have gotten too powerful," Galloway says.
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The new initiative hopes to pressure those studios into breaking down the systemic gatekeeping.
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She's also very good at breaking down complex financial concepts and connecting the dots.
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We're breaking down exit polls from the most important races on Election Day 2017.
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Anderson demystifies the TED experience, breaking down the core components of a successful presentation.
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They get even more specific: for example, breaking down different types of finance bros.
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It is safe to consume and passes through the digestive system without breaking down.
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The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) in response blamed China for the negotiations breaking down.
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"My kids aren't the first kids to die," he adds, breaking down in tears.
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Breaking down the Puerto Rico tweets, all three of these elements are at work.
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It also helped in breaking down barriers to mainstream acceptance of competitive video gaming.
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All the little ways I fail my patients because my body is breaking down.
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He is breaking down the last taboo, nearing the forbidden fruit of the pitch.
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Breaking down all its integrations and emoji, and it's basically a smart chat client.
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It demands breaking down the barriers of fear and instead building bridges of cooperation.
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Often, as we die, our bodies are breaking down and our minds are elsewhere.
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Read: Breaking Down Trump's Debate Response to His 'Grab Them by the Pussy' Video
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Do you feel like food is a way of breaking down those cultural barriers?
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Commander Coil was euthanized after breaking down during training hours with a shoulder injury.
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Also try breaking down your goals to knock off debts into smaller, meaningful steps.
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Emotionally, we just cannot handle the prospect of our breaking down in old age.
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The system is fraying under record ridership, and trains are breaking down more frequently.
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She wrote that she cannot talk about her husband without breaking down in sobs.
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Billy Porter is taking home the gold — and breaking down barriers while doing so.
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Breaking down gender stereotypes, one color and one dramatically faked breakup at a time.
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"All of us have underestimated our country," she said before breaking down in tears.
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The generator kept breaking down, pipes burst and there was an intermittent water supply.
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Still, he admits, his presence holds greater significance in breaking down stereotypes about divers.
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It was like breaking down the set at the end of a film shoot.
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The smaller size of the appliance, however, may require breaking down those larger cuts.
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And when you see how democracy is breaking down now, you can see how.
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The foundations of good will that took decades to build are rapidly breaking down.
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They are breaking down, but they are also on their way to breaking through.
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We'll be breaking down a goal a day to remind readers why they're relevant. .
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Arishi says there is another sign that Yemen is breaking down: parents' waning faith.
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Philip and Elizabeth can't necessarily see how much things are breaking down in the background.
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Characters are breaking down, getting thrown into new situations, and constantly looking over their shoulders.
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That's what leads to rational discussion and ideas breaking down and people resorting to violence.
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News of Trump's plane breaking down in Indianapolis during their slapdash courtship was parsed extensively.
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This suggests that aging is related to the breaking down of the body's master clock.
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"I think Francia should be getting this award," the singer said breaking down in tears.
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And breaking down all the barriers that hold any American back from achieving their dreams.
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L'Oréal Paris remains committed to the True Match campaign and breaking down barriers in beauty.
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Go deeper: Breaking down the Uber-Lyft-Slack IPO rush The parallel universe of unicorns
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Tractability is the final criterion in this framework, and worth breaking down a bit further.
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As the consecutive guilty verdicts were being read, family members began breaking down and crying.
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So after every episode, I'll be breaking down who got hacked, how, and with what.
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The breaking down of social barriers can make a bar a "magical" place, argues Sismondo.
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Ahead, I'm breaking down everything you need to know if you're considering the procedure yourself.
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These work by breaking down the human body into segments — arms, legs, shoulders, heads, etc.
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These interactions, though more difficult, are important in breaking down stereotypes and ending negative stigma.
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Breaking down those barriers is one of the main reasons he says he started NEVA.
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However, Simon was always patient with her, continually breaking down techniques until she grasped them.
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"This correlation is a long-term trend that I think is breaking down," he concluded.
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Kelly: With education comes understanding and ultimately breaking down the barrier of ignorance and shame.
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Pipes, treatment facilities and storage facilities have exceeded their intended lifespans and are breaking down.
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My experiences with breaking down into tears whenever approaching sex was also common among them.
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Breaking down those who felt most strongly showed an even steeper opposition for Republicans' legislation.
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For others, learning how to stand in a crowded room without breaking down in tears.
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Breaking down and recycling the e-waste, which can involve burn pits, causes health problems.
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The video shows bride Aaliyah breaking down in tears as she watches the dance unfold.
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Usually in a courtroom movie or drama, it's someone on the witness stand breaking down.
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We're also breaking down some of the best deals and providing some helpful shopping tips.
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For older children, Alden and Rapee recommend breaking down anxiety-provoking activities into doable pieces.
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Titles like KOMRAD and Event[0] are a step closer to breaking down that barrier.
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"I have a 6- and 3-year-old boy," he said, breaking down in tears.
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These chewable tablets support cartilage production and protect your dog's existing cartilage from breaking down.
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People weren't doing their tax selling because they weren't sure how things were breaking down.
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"I think Francia should be getting this award," Gomez, 25, said breaking down in tears.
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A Tribe Called Red has been breaking down doors and building new boundaries for years.
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ANAHEIM, California — Hank Green couldn't even get through one sentence before breaking down into tears.
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I began by breaking down everything into simple steps rather than overly strict to-dos.
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McClure backed up this thesis by breaking down the return profile of 500's portfolio.
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Breaking down second-quarter results, Baidu said revenue rose 14.3 percent to 20.87 billion yuan.
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The CVD method is done by breaking down carbon-rich gas in a vacuum chamber.
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As Mexico's rich effectively withdraw, the implicit arrangements that hold society together are breaking down.
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Ahead, we're breaking down everything you need to know about the sale before shopping it.
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The basic institutions of government have spent seven years on the verge of breaking down.
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"Tyler would have won that game," he croaked, using an expletive, before breaking down again.
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Kamala is breaking down the statistics on maternal mortality as relates to race and class.
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You're not just breaking down the body during matches; you're breaking it down during training.
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I waited three days before breaking down and (again) borrowing a cellphone to check email.
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"I didn't know if anyone knew I was alive," Baxter added, breaking down in tears.
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And he spent time breaking down NBA and WNBA players' games in "Detail" on ESPN+.
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It reduces the curl by breaking down the hair strand and chemically altering the texture.
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Further breaking down market share by region, Apple owns the North American smartphone market share.
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If your body is breaking down because you're aging, how does that affect your style?
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The older she got, it became more difficult with her immune system breaking down simultaneously.
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The police breaking down a door with an axe during the Kalijodo raid last week.
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These solutions include enhancing competition, empowering patients and breaking down barriers to value-based pricing.
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"I hope we're breaking down conceptions of what a detection dog can be," Hartman said.
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"Breaking Down," with its electric sitar and distorted lead guitar, plunges tersely into darker moments.
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They just walked past us as they saw us breaking down after losing our child.
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This will be a major step in breaking down cultural barriers that keep us separated.
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Fundamentally, the Olympics and sports in general are about breaking down barriers and uniting people.
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Whereas other labels had merely broken down design, Hood By Air was breaking down identity.
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Even to go back to what the album is about, really breaking down these stereotypes.
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"In defying my prognosis, I've used mine to really continue breaking down barriers," he said.
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It's about breaking down particular kinds of barriers and establishing particular kinds of common rules.
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In this case, we're breaking down the best discounted summer shoes that Shopbop has to offer.
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"My dad is just a memory," she told Stassi Schroeder earlier in Monday's episode, breaking down.
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"Breaking down the @bigbangtheory_cbs sets on Warner Bros Stage 25," the actor wrote in the caption.
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So, you can take the lactase enzyme if your stomach doesn't do well breaking down dairy.
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The Machine Stops ends with the machine breaking down, bringing a dependent humanity down with it.
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Ahead, we're breaking down everything you need to know to make this trend work right now.
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That's why we're breaking down what's new and what's actually worth adding to your collection, ahead.
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You could lose your job, have a medical emergency, or deal with a car breaking down.
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What happens frequently is there's a long process of breaking down somebody in an interrogation room.
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"I was just in survival mode and I — ," Kaylin later explained, before breaking down into tears.
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In the tape, an emotional Junior is seen breaking down at the sight of his father.
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Or it could deal with the Matrix breaking down and what post-Matrix life looks like.
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That image of breaking down the machines into modules and modules into even more elementary units.
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The biggest thing is breaking down the barriers of what everyone visualizes a fetish to be.
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To stay on top of the trend, we're breaking down all of the available varieties ahead.
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The arc reactor relies on radioactive decay, breaking down palladium into silver, which creates beta radiation.
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"Breaking down barriers, that's what we do -- by bringing the services into the neighborhoods," Ivory said.
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Lane, a biochemist, does an excellent job of illuminating and breaking down the complexities of biology.
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A third drug, 2-pralidoxime chloride, fixes the acetylcholinesterase so it can keep breaking down acetylcholine.
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Breaking Down BarriersI'm an athlete and my mom taught me to be a strong, competitive person.
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That's part of what attracted me to the concept was breaking down those sort of barriers.
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The 20 Emmy nominations are out, and we are breaking down the numbers side of things.
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"Before you know it, we're walking to the [operating room]," Kim says, breaking down in tears.
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Joe may have been the only one evacuated, but he wasn't the only player breaking down.
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The police officer who sees the body stares in disbelief instead of breaking down in tears.
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Ahead, we're breaking down the seven chicest hair trends sweeping through New York City this season.
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That's also why you'll find plenty of parenting guides and videos breaking down the app's features.
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Neither Ellen's daughter -- nor her husband -- felt they could read it to her without breaking down.
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Sessions immediately set to work breaking down that bastion once he arrived at the Justice Department.
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I could totally relate to breaking down on the side of the road and people staring.
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The firewall it has built between respectable conservatism and the extreme right may be breaking down.
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So I know what it's like to be in a place where order is breaking down.
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The landing page is a timeline breaking down steps, activity type and sleep day to day.
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Politico has a great piece breaking down the numerous failures of the Clinton campaign in Michigan.
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You could lose your job, have a medical emergency or deal with a car breaking down.
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Madonna got emotional on stage Friday night ... breaking down before dedicating a song to her son.
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Achuthan believes the semiconductor rally is showing signs of breaking down, and he's blaming shipment demand.
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We're breaking down each of the youngsters' early achievements, from artsy endeavors to athletic expertise. Brooklyn
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Breaking down a problem also makes it more easily distributed to different servers for paralyzed processing.
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Breaking down Pruitt's meetings with each sector, energy groups are at the top of the list.
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According to him, being persistent is important in breaking down the doors of the film industry.
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It sounds simple, but in practice it involved breaking down the entire code base into services.
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And do you risk something on the creative side, in terms of breaking down these silos?
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"We have to thank God that we are alive," he said, before breaking down in tears.
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By localizing police service, we are breaking down barriers and building trust with truly productive partnerships.
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Their purpose extends beyond staving off boredom; they build camaraderie by breaking down the individual ego.
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The first is when momentum stocks stop outperforming and start breaking down below their moving averages.
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Breaking down your goals into small, repetitive tasks, experts say, greatly improves your chances of success.
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And a crucial one in breaking down all the abrasiveness we've seen in politics this year.
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Hayes read an article breaking down just how much money schools were making from jersey sales.
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Yara expressed her goal of breaking down the stereotypes of Black people that mainstream media provides.
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His process is based on creating intimacy and breaking down the barriers of a standard photoshoot.
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He gained widespread sympathy at home on Saturday after breaking down in tears following his loss.
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Still, breaking down someone's ability to talk to women as a science feels a little counterintuitive.
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Like, when is it fine and when should I evaluate if I'm breaking down too much?
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"Breaking down a fish gets you more in touch with where it comes from," Werner says.
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Then I moved onto something lighter, a video breaking down the different streaming services available now.
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Right now I am constantly thinking about whether art actually is successful at breaking down stereotypes.
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Nina May does much by hand, including breaking down hunks of meat and rolling out pasta.
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When breaking down the three contenders, the biggest argument for the Lions is their quarterback stability.
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To give you a taste of what the bundle offers, we're breaking down each course ahead.
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One book looked at how technology and industrialization were breaking down the emotional bonds of community.
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These services collect and analyze user data for brands, breaking down how users engage with apps.
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It hit 125 degrees that day, the cameras were breaking down, and I had a fever.
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This is the basic compact that, in the eyes of many young Koreans, is breaking down.
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Breaking down these barriers to prosperity may go a long way in promoting equality and mobility.
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"And then I kept with her, and she just drowned on me," he said, breaking down.
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Frontier, on its website, does a good job of breaking down the elements of the service.
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Lactase, the body's enzyme responsible for breaking down lactose, can decrease over time, for several reasons.
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The video of Antoine breaking down the brawl is almost as entertaining as the fight itself.
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"I have a way of breaking down tricks in a specific manner and people have always said, 'hey you should def do something with that skill you have of breaking down tricks into little bitty pieces an explaining them to people'," said Chris Cole, the pro skateboarder.
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We're breaking down some of our favorite airport fashion Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Angela Bassett is breaking down why Black Panther is much more than just a comic-book movie.
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"The market fears that the economy is breaking down and the Fed doesn't care," said WallachBeth's Feygin.
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Frankly, it's a wonder he's able to take the stage without breaking down, but somehow, he doesn't.
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He's also a pretty terrible judge, breaking down in tears as soon as the fire starts burning.
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Trump was largely optimistic about a trade deal coming to fruition, despite talks breaking down last month.
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"I'm really proud that MTV has joined the conversation, about breaking down binaries," Dillon, 32, tells PEOPLE.
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A lot of it is about breaking down ableism and feeling really good about themselves going forward.
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In , the iPhone maker said it would stop breaking down the sales results for its individual products.
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"I don't know where my daughter is," the Bessemer City resident adds while apparently breaking down weeping.
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If you thought Canadians all liked each other, here is Justin Bieber, once again breaking down boundaries.
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Breaking down the cake, flowers, photography, guest list and more just one month before the royal wedding!
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I felt really damn good when I was 74, but now it's breaking down a little bit.
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To celebrate Kunis' birthday today, we're breaking down the look that's served her well through the years.
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Because plastic is made to last, it lives on for decades, sometimes breaking down into minute pieces.
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We remain committed to bringing more people around the world online by breaking down barriers to connectivity.
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Erickson Mvezi, Tupuca's CEO, says the new feature is "breaking down barriers between informal and formal markets".
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Perhaps the most interesting finding of the study came from breaking down the results by age group.
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It creates a shared experience in otherwise fragmented societies, breaking down barriers of class, race and gender.
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Taylor then began apologizing to his team, and that's when he got emotional ... breaking down in tears.
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I think the conversation that's happening now is great and hopefully we'll start breaking down those walls.
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MALICE: Well, the talks have been breaking down for a few days now as you mentioned earlier.
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"MI GENTE" lures listeners with a mesmerising hook, a thumping beat and lyrics about breaking down barriers.
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Breaking down the data, U.K. unemployment fell by 52,000 to 1.64 million in the May-June period.
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Here's a graphic we made breaking down some of their top-level specs to clear things up.
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We're breaking down barriers to raising money and supporting the operation of new and creative cannabis businesses.
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Lucky for us, the star's makeup artist Romy Soleimani is breaking down the bold makeup move, below!
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"Being vulnerable and breaking down my walls this early puts me in a fragile place," he says.
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"We see those bond prices breaking down and they're testing that 100-day moving average," said Ross.
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Callander was seen breaking down in tears as she laid a yellow flower in her child's memory.
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We're breaking down American and Russian tensions over what's happening in the Middle Eastern country of Syria.
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"If you need a new boiler, is that really different from your car breaking down?" asked Mendels.
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Breaking down the racial and ethnic data shows that more than 50 percent of shooters are white.
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Breaking down the body language: Kim Jong Un and Trump met at their historic summit in Singapore.
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Check out this chart from Vox's David Roberts breaking down the words she used in her speeches.
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"It's obvious the American political system is breaking down," writes columnist John Kass in the Chicago Tribune.
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In some parts of the facility, inmates were rioting, setting things on fire, and breaking down walls.
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Pink's breaking down what being healthy is about for her — and it's not about weight and BMIs.
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Read more: Check out this Axios slide deck breaking down the market share for each electricity source.
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I remember driving home and breaking down, pulling over to the side of the road and weeping.
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Breaking down Iran's response: The Iran-Iraq deal: Iran is pursuing a friendly government across the border.
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Society's breaking down, the news is spewing out zombie-related push notifications, the undead line the streets.
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Still, the GOP is more recently in the business of breaking down, not building up, regulatory agencies.
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Mr. Koufos is not the only advocate breaking down barriers to re-entry on a national level.
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That's because ultraviolet light — the same wavelength that causes sunburn — excels at breaking down fibers and colors.
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"You don't know what's going on," her father told News 12 New Jersey, breaking down in tears.
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Google Translate helps bridge the social and cultural differences, breaking down the invisible borders that once existed.
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That's all we focus on, helping people that don't have a voice, breaking down the class systems.
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And back in Rio, the team busted out a stirring gospel song before breaking down in tears.
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"We're breaking down engagement barriers for people who don't necessarily know a lot about sports," Bailey said.
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We experiment a lot, and you can say that we are breaking down barriers, blah, blah, blah.
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"A child can be running around and playing while their little systems are breaking down," she said.
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Spending day after day breaking down the miracles and tragedies of human existence into costs and surcharges?
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Uri was left with cuts and bruises from breaking down his mother's bedroom door during the attack.
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Breaking down narratives is an essential function of the internet where so much information is readily available.
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So that last line to me is about breaking down a certain fear—the fear of pain.
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It's about breaking down stigmas, and encouraging people to think differently about the oft-stigmatized human body.
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Car companies typically have to seek many different supply chains, roughly breaking down into hardware and software.
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The 46-year-old Gunning, like many other members of the staff, spends hours breaking down film.
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But he claimed he was only helping his followers reach personal fulfillment by breaking down emotional barriers.
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Claire has found social media an extremely useful tool in breaking down barriers, especially among young people.
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They're looking at ways of breaking down the 'fourth wall' of cinema to create new immersive experiences.
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Yet for all the breaking down, tennis has inspired in me a deep and somewhat embarrassing obsession.
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He's already breaking down the brackets for us and guiding us through reaction to Russia's hosting capabilities.
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Ahead, we're breaking down each course and what you can expect to get out of the bundle.
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Calcium chloride is a naturally derived additive that prevents the flesh from breaking down in the can.
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In celebration of her latest unforgettable performance, we're breaking down the up star's signature beauty looks, ahead.
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You're talking about breaking down the disconnect people want to create between the past and the present.
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Videos show Wuhan hospitals packed with patients, people collapsing on the streets, and medical staff breaking down.
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For 2020, we're breaking down how cable alternatives have changed and which might be right for you.
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The distinction between high-quality polls and the rest has been breaking down as polling moves online.
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Instead, you feel cruel, like a hired gun breaking down doors and murdering people as you please.
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CNN could not find data breaking down the voting tally by every young minority group Sanders listed.
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"Now that the Los Angeles deal is closed, everything is perfect," Hernández said, breaking down even more.
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"This always happens," Williams said, as Montiel pummelled the hose with a sledgehammer, breaking down the blockage.
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Elsewhere reports that Brexit talks between Britain and Brussels were close to breaking down added further uncertainty.
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Jamie allegedly "violently shook" Sean after breaking down a bedroom door to reach him, The Blast reported.
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It's breaking down barriers to ensure all kids and communities can reap the benefits of time outdoors.
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So much so, that the barriers between politics and stand-up comedy appear to be breaking down.
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Many of the 189 games he played were on unforgiving turf, and his body was breaking down.
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The radiation causes Europa's icy surface to crack and split, breaking down water molecules in the process.
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He encourages breaking down political and economic alliances and turning away from traditional American principles to cause chaos.
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"[UPS] is breaking down, and it's leading the market lower ... overall poor risk/reward, sell UPS," he said.
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It's the lowest number ever recorded since BLS began breaking down the numbers by race in the 1970s.
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You need to embrace breaking down and reshaping major chunks of your product to adapt to local needs.
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Osemele spoke of living with the sensation that his body was breaking down, one injury piled atop another.
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"I feel like calling 911 had something to do with his death," she says, breaking down in sobs.
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Jordan is excellent at breaking down the nitty gritty of U.S. visa policy, immigration law, and court battles.
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So it begins by breaking down the script, scene by scene, beat by beat, into its component parts.
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Outside one mosque, friends of the pilots and the crew consoled each other, many breaking down in tears.
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Even actor Jeremy Renner, who plays Hawkeye in the Marvel films, spoke out about the deal breaking down.
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" "He is purposely breaking down relationships we have around the world that had been useful to our nation.
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It was almost like I saw the breaking down of a wall I had created in my mind.
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They've survived a car breaking down, a beach picnic, and the piss-filled streets of the Big Apple.
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August 31, 2016 Today, we're breaking down economic news concerning the European Union and the Apple tech company.
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The 8-Bit Guy spends 15 minutes breaking down what makes floppy disks so cool, despite being obsolete.
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Never fear, because we're breaking down the basics of contour, bronzer, blush, and highlighter in the slides ahead.
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"I told her to stay with me, stay with me," Thomas told the Chronicle, breaking down into tears.
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Unfortunately, these ecosystems that are essential to an entrepreneur's success are breaking down in many parts of America.
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There's a similar breaking down of the kind of formal barriers and formal notions of plot and narrative.
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Khloé Kardashian is breaking down exactly how she sculpts her upper arms – and the key is resistance bands.
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PeopleTV is breaking down the first two episodes of your latest reality show guilty pleasure — Celebrity Big Brother.
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Kemper On Kemper mirrors Mindhunter's format in breaking down Kemper's jarring transition from clever child to ruthless killer.
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This creates security vulnerabilities that can't be patched and leads to machines breaking down when the pressure's on.
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This time, the OCR provided more data by breaking down preschool suspension rates based upon race and gender.
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It's about breaking down political systems and the rules that normally govern international relations — not creating new ones.
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By breaking down walls of exclusivity, anyone is invited to partake in Fashion Week — regardless of fashion expertise.
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"I stand up for myself, how I stand amid a lot of criticism without breaking down," Zyrus remarked.
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Better training is largely responsible, by breaking down activities into discrete parts, and measuring how people perform best.
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In the meantime, we're breaking down what happens next and what's needed for this bill to become law.
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Ketones are a byproduct of the body breaking down fatty acids, a state known to dieters as ketosis.
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The novelist Norman Mailer was a pioneer in breaking down the division between private language and political speech.
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There are themes of insignificance and fragility and an element of things breaking down and building up again.
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As a certified financial planner, I recommend breaking down your finances into three categories: spend, save and donate.
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We see order breaking down at that most sacred of Los Angeles meeting points: the four-way stop.
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Comedian Michael Aronin has found that comedy is a powerful tool when it comes to breaking down barriers.
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I deliberated the etiquette of breaking down exactly how much I spent on every gift for this story.
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Spend some time breaking down what leadership characteristics, such as integrity, determination, sociability, are genuinely important to you.
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But according to Detective Barbera, Ms. Dimitrie said, "Well, it's black and white," before breaking down in tears.
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In class, we analyze Atlantic and New Yorker articles, breaking down the research and thinking process of reporters.
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I just remember breaking down one day in bed and crying because I realized this is no life.
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She became a role model for transpeople everywhere, showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes.
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You can check out our full list breaking down salaries of firefighters and their first-line supervisors here.
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DeMoura also spends a good deal of the video breaking down the choreography for "Children," step-by-step.
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In spite of the progress of car tech overall, the number of vehicles breaking down is actually spiking.
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"They were good guys who cared about breaking down the old boys' network," Sandberg and Grant explain. Heroes!
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In fact, insects play a critical role in breaking down the leaf litter to make forests less flammable.
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Yiannopoulos's whole brand of activist journalism is, by explicit design, aimed at breaking down taboos around offensive speech.
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After briefly breaking down America's deep-rooted racism, he turns quickly to Donald Trump and his daughter, Ivanka.
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The Blast reports that Jamie allegedly "violently shook" Sean after breaking down a bedroom door to reach him.
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Add your email to receive a daily newsletter from Vox breaking down the top stories of the day.
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The results: Breaking down an Election Day that swept women into positions of power from coast to coast.
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"The machinery for sheltering and feeding the unemployed was breaking down everywhere under the growing burden," Schlesinger wrote.
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"The odds of this breaking down, or coming to gridlock, are significant," Mr. Lute said in an interview.
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"Black Americans are remarkably unified in their opposition to Trump," reads a memo breaking down the PRRI data.
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UTILITY KNIFE For breaking down boxes, cutting drywall or stripping wires, a utility knife will ease the job.
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It wasn't really until my uncle was breaking down in that scene that I was like, Oh, okay.
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"I don't know what the fuck I was doing," she says before breaking down into more intense tears.
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"I know there's nothing I can say to justify what I did," Amanda said before completely breaking down.
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And Britain, whose election is breaking down under the pressure of manipulation, increasingly looks like the United States.
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Heavy fuel oil is far more toxic than lighter fuels, breaking down slowly, particularly in the cold Arctic.
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Now begins the extended effort by New Orleans' hoops pit crew to keep Williamson from breaking down again.
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PFAS are particularly resistant to breaking down in the environment and have been linked to numerous health problems.
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I have always been interested in the breaking down of barriers and accepted notions about anything, including gender.
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Now, we have a federal court specifically and forensically breaking down how they get around the federal law.
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An old order in which "elites" can expect to govern as a sort of birthright is breaking down.
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The Blast reports that Jamie allegedly "violently shook" Sean after breaking down a bedroom door to reach him.
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We are trying to be strong for our other three sons, but we are breaking down every day.
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This skill offers step-by-step tutorials for chopping produce, from breaking down mangoes to slicing bell peppers.
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The Blast reports that Jamie allegedly "violently shook" Sean after breaking down a bedroom door to reach him.
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To help viewers decide what's for them, we're breaking down everything there is to know about each one.
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Now that this multilateralism is breaking down, populism is rising, focusing on the individual needs of a country.
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I don't think it's getting ahead of itself but perhaps the relationship [with the yield] is breaking down.
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Subway delays have more than doubled in the past five years, and trains are more frequently breaking down.
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But in India, once we reached 20 to 30,000 deliveries per day, our delivery partners started breaking down.
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The rapid pace of reconstruction news means we're breaking down the most important stories into a reader's digest.
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But now the impeachment process is barely functioning, and it's not difficult to envision it breaking down completely.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads WASHINGTON, DC — Kay WalkingStick has devoted herself to breaking down perceived dichotomies.
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The pathways and processes involved in breaking down body systems occur at a more rapid pace in animals.
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"Senator Sanders might have missed Hillary Clinton's lifetime of experience breaking down barriers," Ms. Reynolds said in an email.
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"He finally asked, point blank, if he was hurt, and we had to tell him … " Karen says, breaking down.
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The "dry" form involves the macula breaking down without growth of blood vessels where they're not supposed to be.
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Well, it's going to do that by going down to your gut, breaking down, being absorbed into the bloodstream.
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"She'll say, 'I want you to find joy—and please take care of my dogs,' " Diaz says, breaking down.
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The cast could barely get through reading the script, breaking down in tears several times while filming the episode.
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Here she was, breaking down barriers and shattering disability stereotypes, yet confronted with a barrier to accept the award.
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Australia's rental market is insane — and these maps breaking down rents by train stop really drill the message home.
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" Breaking down in tears, Bob says of Lisa, his wife of 21 years: "[She] was the most beautiful thing.
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I have entire journals breaking down the grams of polyunsaturated fat and added sugar in every bite I ate.
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In the announcement, the iPhone maker said it would stop breaking down the sales results for its individual products.
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Surveillance video from the gas station shows Arrona-Lara taken away in handcuffs and Venegas breaking down in tears.
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It's a way of speeding up collaborative work on the web by breaking down document structures into modular components.
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After the speech, two women in elegant church wear stayed seated in the second row, breaking down O'Rourke's remarks.
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Plus, progesterone can have catabolic effects, meaning that it encourages the breaking down of muscle proteins, Dr. Sims explains.
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We're breaking down some of the all time great sci-fi by asking, what does science fiction do exactly?
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But reports suggested that electric scooters were breaking down before the companies were even able to recoup their costs.
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"At a time that governments are having trouble breaking down barriers, the private sector can step in," Froman says.
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It's a world away from the media reports of young men breaking down the door of Europe in Macedonia.
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" But Buzzfeed's Sapna Maheshwari points out some flawed logic, breaking down why it's "not an apples-to-apples comparison.
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I had thought we were making progress on breaking down the stereotypes but this is a large step backwards.
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They bonded over their dreaming spires and a desire to forge links across Europe while others are breaking down.
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The classic model of education—a burst at the start and top-ups through company training—is breaking down.
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PeopleTV is breaking down Sunday's big episode — from getting the details about Jack's death to the emotional fan reaction.
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Here, in honor of the sun's yearly visit, we're breaking down this fiery sign into three key personality types.
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She became a role model for trans people everywhere, showing great bravery in breaking down barriers and destroying stereotypes.
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The Weeknd gave an emotional performance at Coachella on Friday, visibly breaking down in tears during his headlining set.
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Plus, it's waterproof, rainproof, and dustproof, so it can withstand some of the most extreme situations without breaking down.
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Now, the stigma is breaking down [across] the whole spectrum from identity all the way to mental health issues.
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We're breaking down the beauty basics to make it easy to create a flawless, customized look of your own.
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Try that with another pet that's not a chicken, and you'll have animal rights activists breaking down your door.
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Breaking down the college admissions science is a tricky game, but certain factors can improve chances for prospective students.
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When you're breaking down the big Viktor-Loov-for-Sergey-Kalinin blockbuster, you've found yourself in a sad place.
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The bad news is that our bodies are really good at breaking down and getting rid of foreign peptides.
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Annalise doesn't last long on the sober path, though, breaking down in her apartment and dancing with a bottle.
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Protein keeps you full, and enables vital chemical reactions, like transporting oxygen through your blood or breaking down food.
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To help guide you, our editors are breaking down their favorite skin-care picks from the budget beauty emporium.
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With order breaking down and food supplies getting scarce, China found itself facing a humanitarian catastrophe on its border.
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Each month, she totals up the amount for each color to see how her budget is breaking down overall.
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In the spirit of fostering community and breaking down old, divisive barriers, we use the term "Latinx" at Refinery29.
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While the small intestine makes easy work of carbohydrates, the breaking down of protein requires a little more effort.
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When a stock is breaking down, market technicians are usually trotted out to guestimate the nearest support level(s).
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" The answer options include, "Breaking down barriers, training for excellence, competitive fire, organizational strength and agility, and/or other.
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Pyrethroids are approved for ITNs because they're both non-toxic to humans and they last long without breaking down.
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Specifically, keyboards are breaking down because specks of dust can get trapped underneath the keys, rendering them un-pressable.
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Two weeks had passed since the raid, but she still couldn't talk about it without breaking down in tears.
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Instead of breaking down his door, responding officers instead used their new mental health training to deescalate the crisis.
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This is why countries with supposed "free" health care but no real economic opportunity like Venezuela are breaking down.
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Who else is breaking down the boundaries between artist and fan in such an intimate and mutually beneficial way?
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Breaking down the barriers to mental health care Life in the U.S. changed dramatically over the past 6900 years.
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It turned into the scene from a nightmare, with supporters breaking down in bewildered tears as the unthinkable happened.
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It's a lot heavier than a lithium-ion battery, but it can sit dormant almost indefinitely without breaking down.
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The singer relinquishes his self-control on "Use Me," breaking down the walls he erected for his own protection.
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Breaking down the numbers, fund performance was led by equity hedging strategies, with year-to-date performance up 9.4%.
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Later, a report comes back, breaking down various depression drugs like Zoloft and Paxil into different color-coded buckets.
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She will participate in a "Breaking Down Barriers" HBCU Tour at South Carolina State University at 4:45 p.m.
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The city never implemented the proper water treatment to stop the corrosive water from breaking down old lead pipes.
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Breaking down the numbers Mercedes-Benz Stadium opened last summer and has 71,000 seats but can expand to 75,000.
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At the event, Nike had a display breaking down the components of its FlyKnit shoe, constructed using circular design.
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"From that day onwards I was a modern day slave," Giri told the forum before breaking down in tears.
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Metcalfe goes further, breaking down some of the researchers' weird ethnographic findings that are both shocking and un-shocking.
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All the agendas and divisions from the old imperialism, and all the racial and ethnic divisions, are breaking down.
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The van was constantly breaking down, and the temperature at night was dropping as low as negative 22 degrees.
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While social media use has been on the rise, our systems for measuring public opinion have been breaking down.
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And we see his father watching it all and damn near breaking down in the stands at PNC Park.
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Its record for punctuality is declining, and its trains are breaking down more often — evidence that maintenance is suffering.
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The source tells CNN that the next move is to finish breaking down and removing structures from the site.
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The city's public housing has been underfinanced for years, and many buildings have aging boilers prone to breaking down.
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I'll be back in the morning with a special edition of On Politics, breaking down everything that happens tonight.
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Yet, becoming parents is the most neutralizing event in our queer lives, breaking down walls, countering ignorance with love.
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Strikethrough is a new Vox video series breaking down challenges in journalism and news media under the Trump presidency.
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Some boundaries were harder to overcome—emotional boundaries, like men breaking down, falling apart emotionally, and showing their vulnerability.
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You could also use spinach, which has the advantage of cooking faster and breaking down more completely than chard.
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When a person dies the countdown to decomposition begins, as digestive enzymes start breaking down cells inside the body.
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"He has not been able to speak entire sentences without breaking down," Mr. Fernandez said in a phone interview.
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On these songs, the technological dystopia is breaking down, although it's unclear whether that's something to fear or celebrate.
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The warmth you radiate is the result of individual cells of your body breaking down the food we eat.
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Coming out of oral arguments, the justices wrestled with the travel ban, at times breaking down on ideological lines.
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World War I also set the stage for future conflicts, by breaking down barriers between military and civilian life.
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I loved the results during the day and night, with results only breaking down when it got super dark.
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That's because of the key roles they play in breaking down nutrients and converting them into energy-rich molecules.
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I'd already spent thousands of words breaking down the ins and outs of the product the first time around.
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None of it stands up to scrutiny (apart from maybe the boiler breaking down when it is needed most).
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Court-sanctioned hacking is the equivalent of breaking down the front door when no one unlocks it for you.
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Increasingly the distinction so painfully established in the 18th and 19th centuries between combatants and noncombatants was breaking down.
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I'm going to keep focused and move forward and pretend that the system isn't breaking down, at least emotionally.
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And taking those drugs has a way of breaking down some barriers that people need to hold themselves together.
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" The process of breaking down these lipids to release heat, and warm you up is called "non-shivering thermogenesis.
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"I'm very interested in breaking down that hierarchy between fine art and craft, because it's heavily gendered," Treanor says.
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CHRISTINA QUARLES: I've always had an interest in this idea of legibility breaking down through an excess of information.
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"I miss my son," he confesses in one scene, breaking down in tears in front of millions of his fans.
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Breaking down the deal, E.ON said that a fund advised by CSEIP would have 80 percent of the joint venture.
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I think humour is one of the most incredible tools for breaking down barriers, relaxing people and connecting an audience.
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Or shuttle commuters from place to place avoiding ground traffic and breaking down the geographical divide between cities and suburbs.
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When breaking down the top terms by age and country, an interesting pattern occurred, in that there was no pattern.
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Diddy got super emotional talking about his late soulmate, Kim Porter ... breaking down into tears reminiscing on their life together.
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Using this super-easy hack for accentuating luscious twists, we're breaking down how to give your curls an appreciative bounce.
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George Clooney Skips Appearance in Armenia as Twins' Due Date Approaches, Plus Brandi Cyrus Is Breaking Down Last Night's Bachelorette!
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Were they based on a set of conditions that held for a few election cycles but are now breaking down?
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So part of this is breaking down those gender barriers that we put up for our children when they're born.
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"What I'm most interested in doing in this exhibition is breaking down that boundary between sculpture and ceramics," Curtis says.
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And what, if anything, would breaking down some of those public barriers mean for our own personal relationships to gender?
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"Lots of people, you know, friends were contacting me about this," he testified, breaking down in tears on the stand.
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Last year, CalPERS completed a study of its portfolio's carbon footprint, breaking down the greenhouse gas emissions of its companies.
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Breaking down the remaining operations into clear divisions, or "modules" — Mr. Hancock referred to a similar action by Google Inc.
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"I saw another officer right in front of me, and he was shot," she said before breaking down in tears.
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Riding with pride and breaking down stereotypes — in both the rodeo and LGBT communities — has always been the organization's aim.
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The stigma around reproductive and mental illness is very real, but Halsey has no qualms about breaking down those walls.
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First, I had to rice the cauliflower in my food processor (breaking down a head of that stuff is painful).
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Campanella, who followed close behind Jackie Robinson in breaking down baseball's color barrier, had been paralyzed in a car accident.
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On Yelp, reviewers take pride in breaking down everything they like and don't like about a restaurant in great detail.
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Worry not, because on the slides ahead we're breaking down every type of base product and how to apply it.
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Lauren B. then returned to the rest of the women, and breaking down in tears, recounted what had just happened.
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Harlow told PEOPLE about how proud she felt to be breaking down barriers by walking in the iconic lingerie show.
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Here, you'll see a bar graph breaking down the average amount of time you spent on the app that week.
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Here's an infographic breaking down which actors have played your favorite superheroes in movies, TV shows, and in voice only.
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Ahead, I chat with Leto about fragrance, inspiration, and the breaking down of traditional gender roles — in beauty and beyond.
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The "Ferrari GTE" project involved 1003 months of tearing the car apart and breaking down every piece of the engine.
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One thing to note: Adding salt to the soaking water helps speed up cooking by breaking down the beans' skins.
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On a local level, I think things are breaking down according to my personal Facebook feed, maybe that's just me.
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Going shopping for her mother-of-the-bride gown quickly turns to breaking down in tears in the dressing room.
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When breaking down survey responses, nearly 22018% of respondents with yearly income under $260,21998 described themselves as savers over spenders.
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Maybe in the past I've liked some user's witty answers, but Hinge isn't breaking down my likes in that way.
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Breaking down music into its component parts helped Pandora build personalized music playlists years before services like Spotify even existed.
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By breaking down that "sacred wall" between the two has users rattled — and some wanting to switch from Chrome altogether.
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So while you wait for part two to air next week, we'll hold you over by breaking down their looks.
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Baker was clearly overjoyed by the selection ... breaking down in tears when he found out he was going to Cleveland.
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" After breaking down into tears, she added: "I apologise on behalf of my country, for what we've put you through.
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Built into both packs, the portal lets kids remix and hack creations, offering a breaking down of the technologies involved.
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The breaking down of this and making it ... democratizing of it ... You have to have a platform for doing that.
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JWoww says the USB footage shows her breaking down hysterically as Roger records her and holds their baby boy, Greyson.
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The mobile app also does a nice job breaking down the specific workouts, including calories, duration and muscle groups engaged.
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In the video above we're breaking down rad styles, of course, but the men are also sharing their hair stories.
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Arshad's powerful and self-deprecating humour has been breaking down stereotypes and countering harmful and racist discourse from the start.
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I was on the verge of just breaking down entirely, because I knew it was my last time as her.
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Essentially, our bodies are not able to replace the collagen we are losing as quickly as it is breaking down.
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Each of these books spoke to a desire for an alternative reality, just as older social norms were breaking down.
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What is clear is that correlations among stocks are breaking down, and this trend will be amplified by rising wages.
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The current one, "Breaking Down Barriers," is mild and ordinary, though I get that it plays off Mr. Trump's xenophobia.
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Instead of breaking down the information they present, it scrutinizes their style, offering up laser-accurate parodies of famous works.
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Jimmy Garoppolo is breaking down exactly what he meant when he called Erin Andrews "baby" in a recent postgame interview.
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Meanwhile, the officer&aposs grieving loved ones prepared for her funeral on Friday, and Wilson was breaking down in public.
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"I thought I would be there forever," said Kristian Lee Baxter, who was detained last year, breaking down in tears.
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These seriously badass women are all about breaking down barriers, proving people wrong, and more than anything else, having fun.
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Let's start by breaking down the roles here: Google brings Kubernetes to the table, the open-source container orchestration tool.
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It's no coincidence he begins with "a lass" and ends with being able to say Claire's name without breaking down.
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The two spoke about breaking down barriers for black ballet dancers and honoring those who had done so before them.
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Democrats, especially in the House, say tolerance is breaking down along party lines — and their party is far less tolerant.
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Chitra Santhe goes a long way in breaking down such perceived barriers by making art both approachable and largely affordable.
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Over his decades-long legal career, Judge Kavanaugh has argued in favor of breaking down barriers between church and state.
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Subway trains are breaking down less frequently, though they are far less reliable than they were a few years ago.
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They also toss in sermonettes on personal behavior, about families breaking down and the "pathological" behavior of young black men.
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"Everyone just gets wild, and you're just breaking down boundaries and barriers and you're really just able to be yourself."
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Breaking down those distant goals into smaller, more approachable goals that we can tackle right away make them more manageable.
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Celebrity makeup artist and beauty expert Daniel Martin is breaking down his office beauty tips in this week's Royal Report.
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Go deeper: Breaking down the Trump-Ukraine memo's CrowdStrike conspiracy Senators briefed that CrowdStrike theory is Russian-backed disinformation campaign
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Recently, some scientists have even proposed that gut bacteria are driving changes in emotion by producing or breaking down tryptophan.
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Beasley often does this by approaching his task like a point guard breaking down a defender with a crossover dribble.
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" French feminists respond by saying: "they are trying to build back the wall of silence we have started breaking down.
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Cowher was breaking down the game when the president of the Hall of Fame interrupted him to deliver the news.
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"Hillary Clinton has spent her entire life breaking down barriers," he said, praising the former first lady's experience and temperament.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has released a survey breaking down physical inactivity among adults state by state.
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That's one of the things I argued for that we should not be—we should be breaking down these lines.
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That's one of the things I argued for that we should not be—we should be breaking down these lines.
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What follows is actually a pretty fascinating FAQ breaking down both the idiosyncrasies of this particular robot and care instructions.
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Using data from the study, The New York Times published a graphic breaking down the population loss based on region.
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We were the only ones who were able to navigate this crazy adventure together on national TV without breaking down.
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After all, the Fed&aposs balance sheet swelled in 2008 as the stock market was breaking down to new lows.
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Go deeper: Read the report Takeaways from the Trump-Ukraine whistleblower complaint Breaking down the Trump-Ukraine memo's CrowdStrike conspiracy
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Outside the uterus, this tissue continues to behave like womb lining, thickening, breaking down, and bleeding during each menstrual cycle.
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So, too, did breaking down the economic impact over time, rather than simply attaching a single number to every student.
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Adrienne Bailon Houghton is opening up about a sexual experience she had that resulted in a man breaking down in tears.
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Facebook Live is the latest example of this drive toward breaking down the barriers and filters between you and an audience.
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The infrastructure created by the switch allowed the formation of communal pools, which have been breaking down social barriers ever since.
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And we're breaking down a Fed decision to raise its key interest rate and how this could eventually affect all Americans.
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Overall, 8.6 percent of the group met that criteria, breaking down to 10.3 percent of men and 7 percent of women.
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Equifax additionally released to Congress a table breaking down the different data elements stolen and the approximate number of Americans affected.
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To help get you started, we're breaking down a few tips that will make any wig look better — just press play.
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"I'm constantly breaking down in my head how few women there are at certain places I deal with," said Miller Silverman.
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There are threads with memes containing photos doctored to look like people breaking down walls at the US border with Mexico.
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At the opening of Desert X, the talk was a heady cocktail of erasing boundaries, breaking down walls and bridging gaps.
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"After that phenomenal quarter ... last Thursday, Uber's clearly gotten its act together," the host said while breaking down the company's fundamentals.
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But when Julia shows up at Holt's college, a series of psychic visions tell her that Gabriel's system is breaking down.
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The Verge's Dieter Bohn has a first look with the devices that does a thorough job of breaking down their differences.
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The government seems to be in a war of attrition with itscitizens, breaking down their resistance to the biometric identification program.
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It would take a drop through the 2,800 to 2,846 layer to signal the broader 2019 market rally was breaking down.
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The effects of starvation were so severe that the cub's body had started breaking down its own muscle mass to survive.
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I think a constitutional crisis is best understood to be moments when the constitutional system itself seems to be breaking down.
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In tribute to the most expressive part of your shoes, we're breaking down the 12 most distinctive heel trends this fall.
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Shares of Baker Hughes fell and Halliburton rose Monday as investors shrugged off news of the two firms' merger breaking down.
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Breaking down those stats further, we counted to see how many Black women were lumped into the women-of-color category.
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The formula breaking down campaign and official costs, however, has been kept secret by White Houses going back to the 1970s.
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Ms Varnam cannot, for example, prescribe the shoes diabetics often need to prevent the skin on their feet from breaking down.
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Discipline in the armed forces is said to be breaking down: soldiers are demanding weapons to protect Khartoum from the RSF.
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When Google Calendar launched in 2006, breaking down the boundaries of monogamy was probably not the first objective of its engineers.
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As well as reducing the chances of a mutually good outcome, this increases the risk of the talks breaking down altogether.
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Kepler is the most productive exoplanet-hunting machine humans have ever built, but it also has a history of breaking down.
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When it's breaking down shipment numbers, analyst group IDC breaks the category into two distinct groups — the slates and the detachables.
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It must be daunting to start breaking down a game that, when played normally, can take dozens of hours to beat.
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Just like last time, Oliver does great job breaking down the key points of a very boring-sounding and complicated issue.
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While also selling more than 200 million records and, of course, breaking down racial and musical barriers between rock and rap.
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"In warmer weather, maybe you're not producing huge amounts of heat and you're not breaking down the toxins," Ms. Kurnath said.
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We're explaining an apparent chemical weapons attack in Syria, and we're breaking down a potential rule change in the U.S. Senate.
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The subways, to some New Yorkers, feel like they're breaking down more frequently and at more increasingly inopportune times: rush hour.
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But breaking down Pornhub's viewership does give us at least a glimpse into the desires of other people in our cities.
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The most troubling change would be if the company's virtuous cycle of scale and low prices were to start breaking down.
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They're the vans that appear throughout Easy Rider, or Wolf Creek, and they barely get through the gate without breaking down.
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But a bug has made that really difficult over the past few days, with the game's Nearby feature seemingly breaking down.
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"That was like a bad girlfriend — it kept breaking down on me and caused me all sorts of trouble," says Musk.
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Khloé Kardashian is breaking down her favorite butt-toning workout moves in a vintage-y exercise video she created for Vogue.
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The most thrilling elements of her new music might be the binaries they're breaking down: gender and fluidity, emotion and machine.
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While they argued over how much information to release and whether it was accurate, the streets of Baltimore were breaking down.
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Breaking down your portfolioThe investing section will slice and dice your portfolio into five different views, each with a different focus.
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As scientific research supports green solutions such as the Capsula Mundi, environmental awareness is also breaking down cultural barriers around burials.
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It takes some concentration to see that, as represented in this show, logic is an unstable force: interrupted, breaking down, confused.
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But the opposition's performance, despite Putin's efforts to quash it, show that the old system of electoral control is breaking down.
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In 2015, they followed up on this research by breaking down each style into a series of verbal and nonverbal behaviors.
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Long-fermentation is important because you are breaking down the cellular structure of the wheat and therefore making it more digestible.
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Battlefield V's greatness seems to exist right at the point where the whole thing is on the verge of breaking down.
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" In it, she and a group of other women worked on breaking down the barriers between their "feminine and masculine energies.
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As I wrote in my preview of iOS 10, Apple is breaking down its walled garden and adding extension points everywhere.
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To prepare you for Saturday's witching hour, we're breaking down five of the most widespread beliefs about the full moon's effects.
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Cancer has a way of breaking down barriers between people, bringing people together in a way that normally would never happen.
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But much of this starts with breaking down old stereotypes of what minority-led political organizations can do, Ms. Shropshire said.
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At the start of 2600, he posted a video to Instagram of himself breaking down a halibut, and it went viral.
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"He's breaking swings down and he's breaking down the pitching mechanics," said Matt Daley, the Yankees' assistant director of pro scouting.
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He doesn't go through with it, breaking down just before Claire turns the opener on Doug, shoving it into his chest.
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After breaking down his camp and packing his pulk, O'Brady clips into his harness and begins to ski at 7:30.
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The album tracks were elaborate studio concoctions, and Mr. Byrne's lyrics were splintered and nonlinear, often hinting at identities breaking down.
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"We can't be sure of one thing or the other," Lobo told Reuters, expressing concern about the vote count breaking down.
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Across baseball, teams are trying to figure out just what might work in keeping their prized pitching arms from breaking down.
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Like heterosexual men, gay partners typically value preserving emotional autonomy and independence over breaking down boundaries in pursuit of greater intimacy.
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It's Wednesday night in Washington where everyone is still breaking down last night's Pennsylvania special election... and waiting for a result.
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So thank you Nidhi so much for taking the time and breaking down the Bideness all of it all for us.
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"She was the only educated and sensible person in the family," said one of her uncles, breaking down as he spoke.
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These are overarching problems; let's not let siloed thinking or funding get in the way of breaking down barriers between communities.
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And it is breaking down the boundaries between watching a play, hanging out with a beer and raving till 6 a.m.
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Breaking down the video, the Times was able to clearly show men kicking and punching — and in one instance choking — protesters.
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I imagine the ignominity of the emergency services breaking down my apartment door to find me incapacitated while Porky-Pigging it.
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Officer Timothy Loehmann, who killed Tamir Rice on 20103 November, was specifically faulted for breaking down emotionally while handling a live gun.
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Jon Fortt and Julia Boorstin were there for CNBC, interviewing executives, taking in the news and breaking down what it all means.
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They also enable chemical reactions in our bodies, like the breaking down of food and the transportation of oxygen through the blood.
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After filming his final scene, the HBO documentary The Last Watch captured the actor breaking down into tears before praising the experience.
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Video hashing works by breaking down videos into key frames that are then given a unique alphanumerical signature, known as a hash.
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"The Oscars are my favorite award show to work with clients on — 100 percent," she tells Refinery29, breaking down the technical timeline.
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The administration had a hand in creating new markets for rural sectors by promoting exports and breaking down trade barriers, Vilsack said.
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Breaking down those numbers by race, 73 percent of black Americans disapprove of blackface, while 57 percent of whites said the same.
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The L16 does this by breaking down an image into quadrants: one lens for each corner and then one in the middle.
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Watch them below, breaking down the many hazards of prom-dress shopping with a little real talk from their moms, of course.
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A champion of showing your true self and painstakingly breaking down your own emotional walls, Garfield's Spider-Man is my Spider-Man.
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"I don't know if she's hiding or what, I don't know, I cant find her anywhere," McCullen says before breaking down again.
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Before breaking down into audible sobs, the 28-year-old aspiring pastor explained why he believed he couldn't recall what had happened.
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Like film storyboards breaking down one scene into several shots, only a gesture or gaze changes from one photo to the next.
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In the company's view, it's breaking down walls and a siloed way of doing things that had stretched on for too long.
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Some shows get all the (much-deserved) credit for breaking down barriers in television, like Orange Is The New Black and Transparent.
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Breaking down fixed income flows, investors pulled $2.2 billion from investment grade bonds, inflicting the biggest outflows in 1-1/2 years.
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In episode four, we find Shinji breaking down from the stress of piloting the horribly beautiful EVA Unit 01, from fighting Angels.
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On Sunday, MacCormack was spotted at the residence retrieving a baby chair before breaking down and crying, local news station WBZ reports.
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"I have seen women employees breaking down on the floor, reliving the trauma of watching suicides real-time," one former employee said.
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"They believe the barbarians are at the gate, and when the barbarians are breaking down the gate, nothing else matters," says Belcher.
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Ahead, we're breaking down the latest buzzed-about treatments that have ended in painful infections, rashes, and, in some instances, even death.
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"You want to see justice, but justice don't bring my sister back," Carr told reporters on Saturday before breaking down into tears.
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Still, in the full reunion trailer released earlier this month, Teresa was shown breaking down in tears after Cohen asked that question.
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Los Angeles, California: Machines Breaking Down Gizmodo reader Mars Williamson writes in:Only one machine that broke down almost immediately after polls opened.
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Humanity, The Compendium explains, lives in a system called "Life" that is in the process of breaking down because of faulty code.
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Usually you can either blame bacteria — which emit odor after breaking down dead cells in your mouth — or the food you're eating.
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Big brows are back and bolder than ever, and inspiring icons like activist Harnaam Kaur are breaking down gender stereotypes every day.
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Weakening the rule of law in Poland, Mr Timmermans noted, "means breaking down the smooth functioning of the [EU] as a whole".
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In February he explicitly vowed to continue his father's legacy, particularly in breaking down the barriers between the emperor and his subjects.
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They do a good job in breaking down the type of twist and listing other films that have used the same trick.
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Officer Timothy Loehmann, who killed Tamir Rice on 210 November, was specifically faulted for breaking down emotionally while handling a live gun.
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Breaking down the revolutions: NBA: In the 20-year span from 1980 to 2000, NBA teams averaged 2.6 three-pointers per game.
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She shifted to neutral from positive on the market in early May in reaction to the U.S.-China trade talks breaking down.
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Mars 2020 will have better cameras and microphones as well as thicker wheels to keep it from breaking down like Curiosity's did.
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When the women began "breaking down" in the changing room, Lawrence said, she was tasked to help give them a little uplift.
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About an hour after Obama spoke Tuesday, before pundits and candidates were done breaking down the proposals, it would rise to three.
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Not only was the Cubs' World Series win freakin' incredible, but it just might do some good for breaking down gender norms.
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When it comes to breaking down exactly why a thing is stupid/ridiculous, you can normally count on John Oliver to deliver.
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He was booed off stage last night for openly supporting Trump and telling the truth about the Democrats breaking down black families.
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For example, it is why Faulkner, de Kooning, Pollock, and bebop jazz were, all at the same time, breaking down linear structures.
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Breaking down old habits to allow easy speedy and transparent intelligence-sharing across international borders will need to overcome centuries of mistrust.
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One Uruguayan man with Asperger's syndrome is breaking down this stereotype, by publicly talking about his symptoms on Humans Of New York.
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Visconti's passion for music is inarguable: he spent the speech's first half breaking down his childhood and musical training in impressive detail.
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"I think we're at an interesting time when all these definitions of what's allowed are breaking down," Sarandon said during the panel.
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The ARC isn't breaking down that idea, but it's bringing attention to it and giving us a glimpse of what could be.
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There was also Helen, who cried her way through most of the season, breaking down on runways and in the work room.
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While there's no doubt he's breaking down stereotypes of bisexuality and queer men in sports, we're just glad that Bowens is happy.
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At Stratford, their HVAC systems were never working, always breaking down, and supplementary systems had to be used to ensure classroom temps.
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It includes a four-page section on its methods, as well as tables breaking down the premium increases by state and county.
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The electric shaver is also 100% waterproof, so you can shave with shaving gel or in the shower without it breaking down.
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That means a relentless focus on dismantling privilege by battling special interests, exposing incumbent companies to competition and breaking down restrictive practices.
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Everyone's talking a lot about breaking down barriers for women these days, but in many places, the walls stand firmly in place.
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"When you're building ethanol from CO2, you're sticking two carbon dioxides together rather than breaking down a six-carbon sugar," Sheehan explains.
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For example, the documentary shows footage of Singh breaking down, which she said happened on just day two of filming the documentary.
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The technique involves breaking down the plastic to a molecular level to turn it into a readily usable fuel similar to diesel.
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Along the way, you seek out caches of weapons, armor, and healables, while also collecting building materials by breaking down existing structures.
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Within hours, they reach your liver and gallbladder, which contain a yellow-green bile meant for breaking down fat when you're alive.
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Life doesn't always go as planned: You could lose your job, have a medical emergency or deal with a car breaking down.
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Breaking down these barriers would go a long way toward helping those in poverty and creating opportunities for those looking for work.
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" Obama acknowledged the cessation of hostilities in Syria between government and opposition forces is "very fragile" and in danger of "breaking down.
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Their aim was to study its structure, but they accidentally engineered an enzyme which was even better at breaking down PET plastics.
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We want to lead by example and contribute to human progress by breaking down systemic barriers that lead to people feeling excluded.
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Over the years, we've enjoyed breaking down musical creations like "Capital Feeling", "Out on Top", "Double Trouble" and "More Than a Team".
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"These categories have just been breaking down for a while — all of our publishers already log into one user interface," Bellack said.
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Hussein Ahmed, the founder and CEO of Oxygen, is used to breaking down old institutions and understands the acute pain of freelancers.
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And mean distance, as in the miles a train goes without breaking down, increased from 117,414 last year to 113,334 this year.
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We're breaking down a quick and easy take on the smoky eye, pairing it with peachy accents for a summer-apropos twist.
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Sign up here for Axios World Editor David Lawler's twice-weekly newsletter breaking down the biggest global stories and why they matter.
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Walk through the space with the contractor, room by room, breaking down the work into digestible, organized lists, from floor to ceiling.
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Breaking down the job losses in December, department stores and general merchandisers dragged down gains in food and beverage and electronics retailers.
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Cracking up may be a better option than breaking down, or so the recent publications of three young adults with cancer suggest.
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Shortly after the course was reopened, the filly Eskenforadrink became the 20th fatality, breaking down during a race and later being euthanized.
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He'd been having frequent fits of rage and anxiety, yelling and throwing things around the house or simply breaking down in tears.
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"Everybody thinks I'm a sociopath because I'm not breaking down at every interview," Lincoln said over lunch in New York last month.
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Jack risks everything, and eventually destroys Serene's Lifeboat Protocol, the project set up to protect people from the breaking down of time.
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It's so surprising and moving and true that I became completely unstrung, incapable of reading it to my husband without breaking down.
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Over the weekend, the Times published a well-researched article breaking down the timeline of the Trump administration's response to the crisis.
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Nearby, Mr. Kuehl was breaking down marijuana branches into smaller pieces and clipping away the leaves, his hands covered in surgical gloves.
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He released a video of Ron Klain, the former White House Ebola response coordinator, breaking down the crisis that received high praise.
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But using too much of it produces an unnatural crunchy texture and prevents the flesh from breaking down when cooked into sauce.
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"'Breaking Down Barriers' didn't set the country on fire, but it gave us a construct and argument," said a top Clinton official.
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Hand mixers are ideal for jobs like combining the ingredients for batches of cookies, creating a delicious meringue, and breaking down vegetables.
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And below, we're breaking down the Bronx superstar's prolific career and the big bucks she has deservedly raked in along the way.
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These post-debate shows consist entirely of webcam feeds of my guest and myself, split-screen style, breaking down the night's events.
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Scott continues to do amazing work, opening doors and breaking down walls in the NFL that for years have shut people out.
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" There are "immense hidden costs" to install central air, he said, "from breaking down the walls, to installing the ducts, to repainting.
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" Breaking down in tears, she went on to say, "As a parent, I questioned why I taught her to be so polite.
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As recorded, the songs can seem less consequential than they are, though Stephanie J. Block's "I'm Breaking Down" is still a showstopper.
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Sterling fell sharply against the dollar Tuesday morning with several British media outlets reporting that Brexit talks were close to breaking down.
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And it seems almost impossibly quaint, because the search for the truth in the Trump investigations is breaking down along partisan lines.
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A live briefing will go up soon (staying within Britain's customary restraints), and we'll start breaking down the election results at nytimes.
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"It was very emotional because it was Janko's last," Zimonjic said, breaking down as Djokovic tried to help by patting his leg.
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"I think that it's awesome that the Paralympic athletes are breaking down barriers and getting to participate in the Olympics," she said.
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Hayes's book describes how meritocracy is breaking down, and how American elites and middle-class people are increasingly disconnected from each other.
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But breaking down your own rabbit is no more daunting than cutting up a chicken, once you get the hang of it.
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The image of Peter breaking down at Tony's tombstone also underscores that Tony's sacrifice did not offer a clean-cut, happy ending.
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TMZ Sports was right outside the T-Mobile Arena when we spotted Bron and Cavs teammate J.R. Smith breaking down the fight.
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On Sunday, Andrew MacCormack was spotted at the residence retrieving a baby chair before breaking down and crying, local news station WBZ reports.
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Ultimately this whole theory amounts to an argument for breaking down the barriers that prevent people from understanding delicious food from other cultures.
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There could be another recession, you could lose your job, have a medical emergency or have to deal with a car breaking down.
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These efforts carried forward the project of breaking down the transactional features of American parties and injecting greater ideological commitment into American politics.
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"We tried to make a video for the fundraiser and couldn't get out two sentences without breaking down in tears," she tells PEOPLE.
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Wald says he would steer clear of defense company Raytheon, saying its price is breaking down in a broadly weak capital goods industry.
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We're breaking down on what it means to be human, we're challenging everything, we're fulfilling our souls in the most untraditional of ways.
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"Lastly I want to dedicate this to my father, William Louis-Dreyfus, who passed away on Friday," she said, breaking down in tears.
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I think it's the kind of breaking down of the walls of each genre, and they leech across the boundaries into one another.
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Kirkpatrick further explains that women tend to carry more fat and less overall water content, which plays a role in breaking down alcohol.
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The company may continue as a vanity project for music's privileged elite, but its goals of breaking down music industry walls feels over.
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You can make a good case for that reading by breaking down the early days of the Trump rally, right after the election.
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We're breaking down the big Bachelorette news, plus Solange speaks out after Beyoncè's Grammy's snub Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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Or maybe the bus is breaking down, or you're crossing the street at 9 PM and it's totally deserted except for a coyote.
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Last year, I traveled to a dozen of those provinces and wrote articles on each one, breaking down the regional subtleties and traditions.
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The 2019 SAG Awards are coming up on Sunday, so we're breaking down everything you need to know about the star-studded night.
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This story involved Raven breaking down a locked door, pulling her boyfriend off of a naked woman and clobbering him with a stiletto.
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"After that phenomenal quarter ... last Thursday, Uber's clearly gotten its act together," the "Mad Money" host said while breaking down the company's fundamentals.
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George H.W. Bush could be seen breaking down in tears during Jeb's eulogy when he read aloud one of the couple's love letters.
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It's a liberal "death positive" approach, one that Carvaly likens to "breaking down the walls and windows" of a rigid centuries-old industry.
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Might his breaking down and layering of information, as he first did in "Flag," be about what it takes to be a witness?
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His talent for breaking down everyday things that feel wrong and backing those feelings up with (frequently chilling!) facts is second-to-none.
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Breaking down the figures, the euro zone's largest economy Germany posted a composite figure of 54.1 for June, down from 54.5 in May.
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Breaking Down Last Night's Shocking 'Bachelor' Finale, Plus Princess Kate Steps Out During Third Trimester Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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And they definitely don't contain enough to make up for the high costs of safely breaking down a panel into its constituent parts.
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Some commenters criticized Kavanaugh for his weakness in breaking down, but others were clearly moved by the spectacle he made of his suffering.
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The pancreas is responsible for breaking down food, producing insulin, and controlling blood sugar levels, so without it, your body can't process sugar.
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It's now heading into its fifth season, and Wu says she is having a blast breaking down barriers and doing what she loves.
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"I've been watching people crying and breaking down," Smith says in the clip as he prepares to sit down at the red table.
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Stassi breaking down in tears was unexpected, and yet another example of how cultural differences played a role at the Bachelor Winter Games.
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Ahead, we're breaking down what the most popular alcohols (beer, champagne, white wine, red wine, vodka, gin, and tequila) do to your skin.
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According to People, Heard became emotional during her scheduled deposition this past weekend, breaking down in tears and refusing to testify under oath.
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Besides, rabbinical authority is breaking down as Israelis' religious beliefs become more variegated and personalised, says Tomer Persico of the Shalom Hartman Institute.
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If you're interested in trying dip powder, I'm breaking down everything you need to know — including whether it's safe for your nails — ahead.
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So he spent the beginning of 2014 trying to get her back, breaking down at concerts and even sending messages through the paparazzi.
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GIGOT: That&aposs not because of the ride services as much as it is -- FINLEY: Because they are breaking -- subways are breaking down.
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Social cohesion began breaking down, drug addiction rates rose, and anger at the elites who were seemingly letting this happen grew and hardened.
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And while the women are usually the ones breaking down at this point, the man of the hour is feeling the pressure, too.
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Visibly emotional, Beatty thanked his agent, editor, and girlfriend and recalled reading The Sellout aloud for the first time and breaking down crying.
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We're breaking down The Bachelor's bawling, plus inside Selena and The Weeknd's 'cozy' date night Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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But there are more subtly complicated facets to this relatively straightforward-sounding approach, particularly when breaking down and understanding the essences of things.
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Elon Musk claims that they can go for a million miles without breaking down, but again, new, untested product, we don't know that.
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A breaking down of the wall between the virtual and real to reveal a new truth in gaming, entertaining, utility and digital life.
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Britney's conservatorship filed legal docs breaking down what she earned and what she spent in 2015, and it's a lot on both scores.
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Plus Bill at Kappacasian, who pretty much pioneered urban cheesemaking by breaking down the relationship between owning the cows and making the cheese.
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The two announced they settled their divorce in April, with MacKenzie sharing a statement on Twitter breaking down how their assets were dissolved.
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We're looking at new, scientific weapons in the war against mosquitoes, and we're breaking down what exactly happens in a total solar eclipse.
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Breaking down these assumptions about how boys especially should act – often referred to as "toxic masculinity" – should be a priority for every parent.
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The organic waste from food and water (feces and urine) is fed into Compartment 1, where bacteria work on breaking down the waste.
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Now, with the U.S. Federal Reserve raising interest rates while other major central banks keep their policy loose, those links are breaking down.
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Clinton's advisers about her message — which has as a slogan "Breaking Down Barriers" — and whether it needs to shift for the general election.
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That means not only breaking down historical and present-day stereotypes, but learning to see what is missing from pictures of the past.
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The answer lies in breaking down ridiculous barriers we have erected for recovery medication — far steeper than any regulatory barriers on opioids alone.
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Prague-based security analyst Mark Galeotti warned this week previous informal rules that had governed espionage – and largely limited killings – were breaking down.
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The New Orleans Pelicans rookie guard Bryce Dejean-Jones was fatally shot after breaking down the door to a Dallas apartment, authorities said.
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Later, she's seen breaking down in tears in a makeup chair before getting glammed up and donning her signature Gladys Tamez Millinery hat.
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Online classes are breaking down the barriers to education as we know it, making learning more flexible, convenient, and affordable than ever before.
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She teaches the class with a professor, Corey Takahashi, using a slideshow presentation breaking down which strategies have worked for her YouTube channel.
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The powerful 1100-watt motor is great for blending smoothies, juices, and shakes and the tough blades have no problem breaking down ingredients.
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I want to educate people on how we are breaking down our own gender boundaries by exploring a hyper feminized version of ourselves.
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The Global Cooling Prize and similar partnerships can only achieve global impacts by breaking down existing industry barriers that prevent technologies from scaling.
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The models are designed to execute trades smoothly by breaking down orders into small pieces and searching for platforms where liquidity is plentiful.
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Watching the Olympic team struggle from time to time can remind you of Golden State's Finals collapse, a sense of contingencies breaking down.
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"We have been saved, not like half the people in this place who have lost their lives," she said, breaking down in tears.
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Add the wine and cook, stirring every few minutes, until the greens are very tender and breaking down slightly, 30 to 40 minutes.
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And this 'breaking down' of genre barriers opens up the way to much better, more interesting and more relevant programming - and music discovery.
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"Is Ben Sasse saying 'oats' or 'odes' with his overbite, buck-toothed self?" he recites, breaking down in chuckles at the put-down.
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We're breaking down exit polls from the special election between Republican Roy Moore and Democrat Doug Jones for its open US Senate seat.
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The Trump administration has begun breaking down barriers to competition in the health care market by improving transparency essential to value-seeking patients.
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That sort of small scale is easier to approach on a human level, as much as I love ice dragons breaking down walls.
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The short how-to video has become a thriving species in the social media ecosystem, breaking down previously specialized skills into digestible products.
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Shortly after the course was reopened, however, the filly Eskenforadrink became the 20th fatality, breaking down during a race and later being euthanized.
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Everyone else is fully committed to breaking down Mexico, which has clearly lost the initiative it carried for most of the first half.
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The story of the kelp's disappearance is the story of an interwoven food system breaking down, and in the process threatening people's livelihoods.
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Ahead, we've detailed the timeline of Swift and Mueller's case, breaking down the alleged assault and the lawsuit's outcome from start to finish.
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Though it does stimulate some jealousy from economy class passengers, airlines have been moving towards breaking down barriers between economy and premium cabins.
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A camel traveling through the desert that has no water to drink gets water instead by breaking down the fat in its hump.
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She describes feeling constantly on high alert, having anxious visions of terrible things happening to her son, and frequently breaking down in tears.
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She added that she knew this conduct was illegal and, breaking down into muffled sobs, said that she was sorry for her actions.
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Last year in Madrid, during a tour to promote her Let Girls Learn initiative, Obama discussed the importance of breaking down gender norms.
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We had to pull over four times on the highway because their car kept breaking down; apparently, car maintenance wasn't in the budget.
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It is through the breaking down of barriers that our prejudices are put aside, not through social media censorship by self-appointed gatekeepers.
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The negotiations lasted about a month before breaking down; a cache of Doyen's documents started emerging on Football Leaks in early November 2015.
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Though he doesn't want to talk, eventually Mr. Hyde gets through to him, breaking down in tears over how much he misses Alaska.
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At the Treasury Department in the Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon years, he toiled at rethinking an international monetary system that was breaking down.
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Are we breaking down barriers for future generations, or simply congratulating ourselves for reaching the upper echelons of women who have vaulted them?
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In breaking down the product categories, eMarketer has predicted computers and consumer electronics to be the top group of items sold on Amazon.
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Hopper's recently released Fair Bear feature aims to help by breaking down the restrictions or fees associated with your flight, Mr. Surry said.
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Obama will also have to deal with the latest U.S.-Russia brokered ceasefire in Syria, which is already in danger of breaking down.
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In their view, these ideas are solvents breaking down America's communities and, ultimately, dissolving the very social fabric the country needs to prosper.
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How hashing works Video hashing works by breaking down a video into key frames and giving each a unique alphanumerical signature, or hash.
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In this series, NerdWallet talks to people who've paid off their student loans, breaking down how they did it and what they learned.
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FRANK MIATA New York To the Editor: I wish I shared Karl Marlantes's view that Vietnam was pivotal in breaking down racial barriers.
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You can speed the germination process by breaking down the seeds' tough shells so they're thin enough for the moisture to seep in.
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The two episodes have ratcheted up tensions between India and Pakistan, breaking down diplomatic relations and sparking a wave of jingoism across India.
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Ms. Block doing "I'm Breaking Down," in that revivified "Falsettos" revival that I saw on Broadway last winter, is one of those numbers.
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We had to pull over four times on the highway because their car kept breaking down; apparently, car maintenance wasn't in the budget.
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"He's laughing, and then he goes over and starts basically breaking down and crying," Mr. Jones told his followers, according to court documents.
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"I'm a mother of eight, but five of my children were killed in the attack," Buma told me before breaking down in tears.
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My body is breaking down, but I can't afford to retire, and I can't imagine having any success changing careers at this point.
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Here's Atlanta Hawks rookie Malcolm Delaney breaking down his sunny getaway during the NBA's short break ... and he's got 1 rule -- NO BASKETBALL.
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To make the filling, I roast whole chicken legs, then remove and chop the meat: much simpler than breaking down a whole chicken.
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It's highly entertaining—and maybe a little too real—to imagine negotiations breaking down due to Trump and Kim's differing opinions about anime.
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When I met her to go through the script, she already had an annotated binder breaking down when she's which version of herself.
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" For Sara, the key to breaking down stereotypes is "to keep telling our story about inspirational Muslim women who are anything but submissive.
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Today he pulled back the curtain for listeners of the Song Exploder podcast, breaking down how he made one of his latest compositions.
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WATCH: Breaking Down the Harvey Weinstein Sexual Assault & Harassment Scandal Originally, McGowan was also scheduled to attend a screening of her directorial debut, Dawn.
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I got super excited because my whole career has been about breaking down those stereotypes and being a woman in a male-dominated genre.
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Automakers can learn a lot by breaking down the new Jeep Wrangler—and not just because it's so easy to put back together afterward.
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An employee at an industrial facility can take a photo of a piece of equipment that's breaking down, and then submits a work request.
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Shelby then takes him on a high-speed test run that has Ford hanging on for dear life — and eventually breaking down in tears.
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In the original movie, Fey used high school as a microcosm of the real word, breaking down the pitfalls of girl-on-girl crime.
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" 'And today I choose you because my memories of our time together are just as strong today,' " Alison starts to read, before breaking down.
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"I feel like sometimes I've been fighting it, and I'm not fighting it any longer," the show's leading man said, breaking down in tears.
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MacCormack's husband, Andrew, was spotted at the residence on Sunday retrieving a baby chair before breaking down and crying, local news station WBZ reports.
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Even before serving on the high court, Ginsburg proved instrumental in breaking down a rigid framework of gender discrimination woven deep within American law.
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All she could access was the sum of her funds—there was no way of breaking down how and when she'd spent the money.
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I could have been breaking down moments before but focusing on running and navigating (exercise for the brain, right?) helps me clear my mind.
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He pointed out that the potential for a deal "has gone down significantly" and the possibility of talks breaking down even further has risen.
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And in grief, Roseanne's flaky sister, Jackie (Laurie Metcalf), tries to set the Conner house in order for once, but ends up breaking down.
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One possible reason for this is the way our body metabolizes booze, Adams says, which involves enzymes breaking down the alcohol into toxic byproducts.
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Currently, though, it's just a debit card and a clever app; one that tracks your spending in real time, breaking down purchases by category.
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Early models purchased off the shelf from Chinese manufacturers were breaking down under heavy fleet use, spurring the companies to design newer, better scooters.
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"Why can't I just stop dreaming about waffles?" she cries, before breaking down into incoherent sobs about being haunted by her favorite breakfast food.
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That means Nilay Patel, Russell Brandom, and me, Megan Farokhmanesh, will be breaking down the episode at 11PM ET in our digital after show.
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But the law is breaking down, leaving the future of the industry looking messier and less certain than at any time in the past.
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But the biggest advantage is that it can get splashed, soaked, and even driven under a waterfall, without breaking down, or electrocuting the rider.
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Once Lucy starts breaking down over the unnamed "terrible things" she has allegedly done to her children, Amelia recommends she speak to Detective Hays.
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Blade Runner was an interesting paradox, breaking down a world built around incessant corporate advertising while building real product placement into its dystopian setting.
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Having women in leadership roles is breaking down cultural and structural barriers -- improving leadership around the world and showing everyone what women can achieve.
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The Washington Post has a new report out breaking down the response by President Donald Trump's administration to the ongoing crisis in Puerto Rico.
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Said tissue acts as it normally would (breaking down and bleeding during every menstrual cycle), but it has no way to leave the body.
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There's just something about her effortless je ne sais quoi attitude toward style that people can't stop breaking down, dissecting, and attempting to emulate.
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Over the course of the approximately six-and-a-half minute conversation with a dispatcher, Phelps grew progressively more inconsolable, breaking down into sobs.
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"The things she told me," Keith told ABC's Matt Gutman, in an on-camera interview on Good Morning America, before breaking down in tears.
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Here's a look at how a few notable startups are breaking down the barriers to capital and raising some serious cash in Latin America.
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"If Trump backs away from promises to issue licenses to Huawei's U.S. suppliers, the odds of negotiations breaking down and tariffs being imposed rises."
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Ars Technica's Ron Amadeo has done a great job of breaking down the changes and setting the prospective new look against the existing one.
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Ahead, we're breaking down Yco's five best strength-training moves from the class, to help change up your workout routine and get you motivated.
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Video from SAFEnet (Southeast Asia Freedom of Expression Network) showed Nuril breaking down in tears after hearing Joko had signed the letter of recommendation.
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The trailer, which shows Elba running on rooftops and breaking down doors, seems in line with action movies like the Bourne and Taken series.
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At the end, at 91, he lived a great life — but it was hard to see somebody you love sort of start breaking down.
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"Stronger together" and "breaking down barriers" were two of the campaign bumper stickers Clinton tossed around throughout the speech, rousing many in the crowd.
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Breaking down the economics of LinkNYC's business model, recall that an estimated $500 million in total ad revenue will be collected over 12 years.
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Specifically, he said correlations, or the tendency of stocks to move up and down together, are breaking down after years of exceeding 90 percent.
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