Breaking free Breaking free from an abusive guardian is very difficult, HRW found.
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No, because breaking free has nothing to do with it.
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There are other reasons for breaking free of the greenback.
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Independence Day commemorates the breaking free from insufficiently humble rule.
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Your character opens up about breaking free from a stealth lifestyle.
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A poster of two fists, breaking free of their heavy chains,
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"For me before, making shitty robots was breaking free," she explained.
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The vessels remained melded together for several minutes before breaking free.
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It's also a fantastic day for breaking free of bad habits.
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Eleven is breaking free of patriarchal authority, she's "Daddy's girl" learning fast.
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I can sing "Breaking Free," but I'll never really be a Wildcat.
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The trailer shows Harley breaking free from her old squeeze, the Joker.
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The dream of breaking free is why her husband works in Dubai.
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It's true that not all polls show Warren breaking free from Sanders.
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If you've been tied to someone financially, this may find you breaking free.
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The key to breaking free from bad habits is to find their source.
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Did the creature breaking free create the circumstances that allowed her to escape?
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They decided that breaking free was the only viable, if extremely risky, alternative.
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You're breaking free from old patterns, just in time for the New Year.
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"Spaces" by Nils Frahm from 2013 reportedly sounds like an artist breaking free.
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You're breaking free from dynamics that are costing you too much, financially or emotionally.
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In some cases the men she encounters spent years at sea before breaking free.
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You're breaking free from old patterns this December, right in time for the New Year.
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She imagines breaking free from the guards and telling Jafar that he shouldn't underestimate her.
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Today I am breaking free from the chains you put me in 20 years ago.
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We're breaking free – from the unrealistic expectations High School Musical gave us about high school.
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Perry has consumed her life in ways that breaking free, for her, feels nearly impossible.
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" Carter added that "the album Black and Blue was really about Lou, about breaking free.
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As my friend learned, breaking free of the repetition compulsion is not an easy process.
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Born in 1958 in rural Henan, Mr Yan wrote propaganda for the army before breaking free.
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And really, there's nothing more delightful than a bunch of teenagers finding themselves and breaking free.
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It was a centrifugal moment, interested in breaking free more than moving toward an articulable goal.
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" And saying no involved Spears breaking free of her usual people-pleaser nature, instead, becoming "really selfish.
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This signals that EVs are finally breaking free of niche classification to becoming a truly mainstream product.
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All the dogma in the world can't protect them from wolves, and people's inherent wildness breaking free.
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He didn't call it punk, but he gave a whole manifesto about breaking free from the 60s.
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Um. Here's a really bad, aggressive, and totally sober 😂😳🙏🏻 version of breaking free. Yep.
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The test may be how far the Iranians go in breaking free of the current nuclear limits.
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Patience has its benefits — and so will breaking free of the iPhone's automatic two-year upgrade cycle.
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Patience has its benefits — and so will breaking free of the iPhone's automatic two-year upgrade cycle.
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After breaking free from a string of embraces, Rivera stopped to pose for a picture with his children.
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With his arm stuck inside and body out, he slammed into the fuselage several times before breaking free.
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On the shoreline in Bayonne, New Jersey, a barge washed up after apparently breaking free from its moorings.
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If you listen to your inner voice, you'll benefit greatly from breaking free of your same old routine.
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"I think the path to getting better and slowly breaking free of these feelings starts with accepting them."
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"This is the jacket from the 'Bones' video," he smiles, breaking free from the rest of the group.
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Embracing genderqueer lets me explore different ways of living with gender, queering gender and breaking free from gender.
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The exhibition plays on two meanings of its title, "Escape": a vacation getaway and breaking free of bondage.
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The ads for "Harden Uncaged," the thinking went, could feature Mr. Harden breaking free from a prison cell.
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As they escort her out, she sings about not being silenced anymore and imagines breaking free from the guards.
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I want to know why it's the sunny-colored candies that seem to be the only ones breaking free.
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It looked, from the outside, like perhaps the young man was breaking free from a once tightly-held yoke.
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After breaking free, the escapee ran down a main road, startling bus drivers and bringing traffic to a halt.
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The first two seasons showed Maura breaking free from her self-inflicted prison and deciding to live her truth.
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We're serious about rewarding action, and you'll save up to €500 simply by breaking free from procrastination's expensive grip.
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The Baltimore Ravens are pinning their hopes on their second-year star breaking free of the "mobile quarterback" tag.
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His racing helmet, showing a rabbit escaping the jaws of a lion, represents his breaking free from life's challenges.
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The family saw Azriel becoming more active on social media, which to them was a sign she was breaking free.
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These paintings integrate his strengths, breaking free of the facile and pedantic elements that mar some of his earlier works.
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My current favorite track is "8 Ball" — a song about breaking free from a rut and feeling like yourself again.
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"Breaking the Habit" Another of Bennington's personal favorites, "Breaking the Habit" is about finally breaking free of a drug addiction.
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Emotional breakthroughs take place as the sun connects with Uranus, and you feel confident about breaking free from the past.
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Here, we find figures breaking free, and mythological figures of female power and agency combed from various eras and cultures.
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Instead of breaking free and opening our minds to these ideas of inequality, are we just part of the system?
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"Breaking free from the prison of corporate media and seizing means of own production," Maza, as the leftist "Karl" said.
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Breaking free of the U.S.-led economic system, and thus sanctions, was also a cornerstone of Venezuela's Petro cryptocurrency project.
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With the middle of the summer approaching, Anthony's looking forward to breaking free and enjoying life as she now knows it.
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And then he makes the leap of faith, breaking free of his suit and tie, falling toward a lake of fire.
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Survivors like Terry Forliti, head of the anti-trafficking group Breaking Free in Minnesota's capital St. Paul, play a critical role.
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But often, the bad place can be comforting because its repetition is familiar, and breaking free is often its own struggle.
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The end result was a second review unit busted, with two of the four motors breaking free of their respective housings.
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As reported in ChannelNewsAsia, Abuh made her daring escape on August 269st, breaking free from the Shibukawa Animal Park in Okayama prefecture.
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That solar filament spent over a week hovering over the sun before finally breaking free and lashing outwards like a huge whip.
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This is me, breaking free from the chains of Epping, at the tender age of 15 for my first ever house party.
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And breaking free of the oppressive systems we all live in (some to a greater degree than others) is never, ever easy.
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And Venus's meeting with unruly Uranus will find you breaking free from many old patterns and getting a taste of new excitement.
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Vanessa Hudgens shared a video of herself performing "Breaking Free" from the 2006 Disney Channel movie "High School Musical" while at karaoke.
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Breaking free from that club — which also includes Russia's Dinara Safina and Serbia's Jelena Jankovic — remains the number one goal for Wozniacki.
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"Breaking Free," the love duet from the first High School Musical, served as a slow dance song at several quinceañeras I attended.
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Meanwhile, even if Wall Street does reward HBO for breaking free of Time Warner, it may punish Time Warner for losing HBO.
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At a farm outside Beira, workers rushed to shore up crumbling fences and prevent 26,000 crocodiles being raised there from breaking free.
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Pavon makes an immediate impact, breaking free on the right and curling in a low cross that's sent over for a corner.
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Highly energized particles are constantly breaking free from the Sun and speeding outward in all directions, eventually making their way to Earth.
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Hung said those restrictions lead to burnout, and breaking free can make a significant difference in a trainer's earnings and well-being.
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He is either breaking free from his circumstances or succumbing to them, either materializing into a person or fading into the ether.
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I've connected it to telling a story about domestic abuse and being trapped for so long but now being strong and breaking free.
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As a result, Porcaroli frames Chiara's journey as a coming-of-age story, the tale of one girl's breaking free from stifling convention.
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Coleman got the Falcons within striking distance, breaking free along the left sideline for a 49-yard reception to the 15-yard line.
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Odds are, you'll feel pretty good once you do — and your mindset will feel ready to breaking free of that funk for good.
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"Disorderly environments seem to inspire breaking free of tradition, which can produce fresh insights," said psychological scientist Kathleen Vohs, who conducted the study.
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Here's a really bad, aggressive, and totally sober [crying laughing emoji, flushed face emoji, and prayer hands emoji] version of breaking free. Yep.
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Alice Glass hasn't released loooads of material since breaking free from Crystal Castles in 2014, but what she has released has been sick.
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They should be gone before they can hear the sound of the skull cracking, which is believed to signify the soul breaking free.
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Could the "real life" actress playing Knight's Brooke be named Vanessa Hudgens and have a history of breaking free in High School Musical?
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The planetary weather bodes well for breaking free from your old behavioral patterns, thanks to your ruling planet squaring off with electric Uranus.
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So breaking free of our music being made my musicians, where there's a bass player, a drummer, there's keyboard parts, there's delay or whatever.
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Measuring anywhere from 3 to 10 feet (1-3 meters) in diameter, mini-moons make one or several orbits of Earth before breaking free.
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This is a powerful time for breaking free from debts, or breaking out of relationships that are costing you too much, financially or emotionally.
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Breaking Free from the Media's Perception The glass box that cyborg Taylor is trapped in could be how Swift sees herself against the media.
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He had spent years trying to break free of the label of being a bad catcher, but instead of breaking free, he just broke.
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If it came just when the world was breaking free from a long slump in global trade, the irony would be all the more cruel.
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If anything, breaking free of the Isz glitch has opened up a wealth of new opportunities to see things that other players have never encountered.
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The u-jays do a great job of breaking free from that stereotype with bass that is absolutely addictive in its fullness, impact, and quantity.
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Breaking free down the far side, Yedlin lost Oscar Duarte and fired in a cross intended for a waiting Bobby Wood at the back post.
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Lately, it seems like women candidates and political operatives have had a hard time breaking free of gendered stereotypes about how women should be or act.
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If Schultz's goal is breaking free of the polarized politics of the Trump presidency, he should understand that his independent candidacy could wind up prolonging it.
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Despite the market gathering a fair amount of technical momentum last week, breaking free of stock market fluctuations, some analysts said the outlook was not straightforward.
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Ultimately however, like that last track, "In Your Head" is one of catharsis, of breaking free from a specific mould and moving forward—a grand metamorphosis.
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Expect the unexpected to take place in your home and family life — you'll be breaking free from tradition and the expectations your family has for you.
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Image: AFP Photo/Handout/Shibukawa Animal Park The phrase "escaped zoo animals" conjures up visions of marauding lions and stampeding elephants breaking free of their paddocks.
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His signature gimmick is to have different characters sing musical theater songs, like "One Day More" from Les Miserables or "Breaking Free" from High School Musical.
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But Jones answered two plays later when he split wide and caught a screen, breaking free for the decisive score in Green Bay's fourth straight win.
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We're finally breaking free of bland, basic web design — so now you might actually be excited to sift through all of your Calendar invites on your desktop.
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I knew I couldn't stop the angry carnivore, but maybe I could slow it down long enough to fulfill my mission objective without it actually breaking free.
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This marks the moment Kabakov developed the Shower series (1965), a work he refers to as critical in breaking free from his life as an "official" artist.
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Hopefully future installments will see the creative team expanding on the many positives found in this film, while breaking free of the narrative blocks that hinder it.
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It required a talismanic figurehead to be the face of this 'sleeping giant' breaking free of its Division 1 snooze and finally mixing it with the big boys.
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BMW joins Mercedes-Benz in breaking free from the trend of automakers partnering with Amazon Alexa, Microsoft Cortana, or Google Assistant, and instead introducing their own unique spins.
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The unexpected alliances in high school, odd pairings of people breaking free of their social groups to befriend each other and get a different perspective, is still interesting.
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Because let's be honest, vacays were made for feeling cozy and breaking free from the high-fashion bubble I sometimes feel I'm sucked into because of my job.
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And you could pretend you just learned the words for your little cousin, but you can admit the first track, High School Musical's "Breaking Free," is pretty catchy.
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It showed, for example, how common it is for minor trafficking survivors to run away and that children often relapse repeatedly before finally breaking free of their trafficker.
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Watch Kathryn Hahn play a housewife breaking free from constraints in "Afternoon Delight," then watch her some more in "Transparent" and "I Love Dick" — all from Jill Soloway.
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Milton responded by leading another scoring drive, with Killins Jr. breaking free on a 34-yard touchdown run that sent the Knights into halftime with a 21-14 lead.
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He's the brother of their Alaskan Klee Kai, Waldo -- who was tragically hit and killed by a car in New York last week, after breaking free from his leash.
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He's gone from rags to riches, as he recalls on "Racks Blue," and remains deeply affected by the trauma of poverty and the weight of breaking free of it.
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But until we let the stomach join in on the fun, we have a long way to go when it comes to breaking free from problematic female beauty standards.
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Ms. Musgraves, the country singer-songwriter, rhymes cleverly, with a down-home drawl, about breaking free from her small-town doldrums and finding romance, if only for one evening.
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They performed well in the aftermarket, giving participants another sign that the asset class is breaking free of the malaise that has afflicted it for much of the year.
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McDavid gave the Oilers a 2-1 lead at 4:10 of the second, taking a pass from Kris Russell and breaking free on a 2-on-2 break.
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Pitching their dream of a proud Britain breaking free from a German-dominated bloc, the "Out" campaigners cast leading pro-Europeans as members of an out-of-touch elite.
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He sang of and for the new teenage world of soda fountains, jukeboxes, cars, sex in cars (if only he could unfasten her safety belt), breaking out and breaking free.
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Domagoj Vida, 6 Coped well against Mbappe and Griezmann given his shortage of pace, frequently cutting out through balls, and made a vital sliding tackle to prevent Griezmann breaking free.
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Bailey swerved around the trio of Ducks defenders on the ice before breaking free, swooping in and firing a shot past the sprawling Gibson into the middle of the net.
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Breaking free of Washington Friday, Trump clearly relished an appearance at the National Rifle Association's annual meeting in Atlanta, blasting political correctness and conjuring up the populist buzz of 2016.
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Ffrench fielded the kick just in front of his goal line and followed his blockers up the middle before breaking free down the left sideline for a 99-yard score.
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Despite the situation, all Maes could think about was breaking free to help his crewmates — the tank's gunner was bleeding from her thigh, while the driver had a broken back.
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"If Schultz's goal is breaking free of the polarized politics of the Trump presidency, he should understand that his independent candidacy could wind up prolonging it," they wrote for CNN.
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A fantastic shift around an emotionally-charged issue arrives when Mercury, Uranus, and Saturn align on September 7—you're breaking free from the past while still enjoying plenty of support!
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Politicians have abandoned place-based policies while businesspeople have failed to see that breaking free from the common obligations of citizenship, by parking their money offshore, will whip up a whirlwind.
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It might involve working through past traumas, breaking free of cultural or religious conventions, healing family issues, improving time-management skills, and changing life-long habits like procrastination or conflict avoidance.
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The daring cow that was captured by police after breaking free from a New York City slaughterhouse has been rescued by an animal sanctuary and renamed after rock legend Freddie Mercury.
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Automakers are breaking free from the traditional business model of producing and selling vehicles and investing capital and resources into car sharing, ride hailing, on-demand shuttles and even subscription services.
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This was something UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson discovered on Sunday after he made the mistake of comparing Britain leaving the EU with the Incredible Hulk breaking free of his restraints.
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Finally breaking free of this desire, Smithers takes up with a new boyfriend, a Cuban-American man named Julio and voiced (as most of the series' stereotypical caricatures are) by Hank Azaria.
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While the lock-picking village let you try your hand at various padlocks, government officials had objected to instructors bringing in handcuffs; they didn't want imagery of people breaking free from custody.
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"It is as if market participants, for once, had taken the lead in anticipating and charting the future, breaking free from their dependence on central banks' every word and deed," Borio said.
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Those numbers should be higher, but it shows us that black men are slowly but surely breaking free from the flawed notion that they must reflexively align themselves with the Democratic Party.
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He's a grieving widower — his last act before breaking free from his Secret Service protectors is to stare lovingly at a photo of his wife taken shortly before she died of cancer.
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The earlier film is a bracingly pulpy product of its moment, a time when American movies were breaking free of repressive codes and reveling — sometimes wallowing — in sexual display and rough violence.
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"If Schultz's goal is breaking free of the polarized politics of the Trump presidency, he should understand that his independent candidacy could wind up prolonging it," commented Kevin Kruse and Julian Zelizer.
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Then again: Maybe, even as she's been seen as someone whose priority is breaking free from the patriarchy and starting shit, Stefani has been honest with us about who she is all along.
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Telcos have dreamed for decades of breaking free of the shackles of consumer regulation and branching out into Internet services in their local markets, only to be consistently beaten by newer, global upstarts.
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I am ascending to my own personal queer Valhalla; I am, as my newly converted Buddhist mom puts it, breaking free of the wheel of reincarnation and reaching a truer level of enlightenment.
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Captured on video and in paparazzi shots, the moment quickly spread across the internet as a symbol of female empowerment — with Hadid elbowing the man in the face and breaking free of his grip.
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And it represented the latest show of force from a President who is showing signs of breaking free from any remaining restraints, and is increasingly confident in a course that has sown historic disruption.
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Here's a really bad, aggressive, and totally sober 😂😳🙏🏻 version of 'Breaking Free,&apos" she captioned the video of the duet, which she originally sang with Zac Efron in the film. "Yep.
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Still, a handful of companies see the future of virtual images breaking free from the constraints of headgear, in a way that makes the user experience more interactive and applicable to the real world.
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"When it comes to cash flow in a crisis situation, you want to have access to some money and not fear your disgruntled spouse will lock you out," says Guthrie, who runs Breaking Free Mediation.
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When it comes to continuing the push past those confinements and breaking free from the mold, I hope to uplift all women to be heard, know their worth, and never take no for an answer!
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Greece has seen economic growth consecutively in the last three quarters and is set to reach 1.6 percent of growth this year, according to forecasts from the European Commission — breaking free from years of recession.
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And on Miami's second possession of overtime, Jay Ajayi confirmed those fears, breaking free for an 243-yard touchdown run that gave the Dolphins a 227-23 victory and dropped Cleveland's record to 249-3.
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After she was pushed into an arranged polygamist marriage, Rachel left the church in 2015, something she detailed in her memoir, Breaking Free: How I Escaped Polygamy, the FLDS Cult and My Father, Warren Jeffs.
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Swedish long-exposure photographer Jacob Felländer is also breaking free of the frame, pursuing—dare I say 4D— virtual reality versions of once-flat images, which the artist will one day invite viewers to explore.
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If Midge Maisel is breaking free to experience a new sort of city life, the backdrop for this liberation is the world that John Cheever describes so well, one of stultifying conformity and constant disillusion.
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It was not the first time Mr. Erdogan has spoken about breaking free of the restrictions on countries that have signed the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, and no one is quite sure of his true intentions.
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The NTSB blamed neither Boeing (BA) nor Southwest (LUV), saying that the crack in the fan blade was not detectable and that the risk of the engine casing breaking free was unknown before this incident.
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That is, the Kaweah colonists spent four years working as unpaid labor on a nightmarish infrastructure project to improve land for the same exploitative governmental-industrial complex from which they thought they were breaking free.
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For supporters, Trump and Brexit offer the prospect of breaking free from what they see as obsolete institutions and rules that have weakened the United States and its allies relative to competitors such as China.
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We learned during the episode that her breaking free and causing a robot uprising was part of Ford's grand narrative, and not something she was organically doing herself — and that certainly seemed to include the escape.
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De Havilland won two Academy Awards for best actress -- for "To Each His Own" (1946) and "The Heiress" (1949) -- after breaking free from what she considered the unworthy parts being offered to her at Warner Bros.
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One pro-Brexit faction has championed a clean break, so Britain would regain sovereignty over trade and immigration, while breaking free of the European Union's institutions, including its Court of Justice, a particular concern for them.
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After working for two years toward a degree in anthropology at University College, London, Ms. Diski dropped out and sank into a profound, long-lasting depression, eventually breaking free when she began writing her first novel.
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Velvet Crowe mirrors Edmond Dantes in many ways; breaking free from a captive prison, stowing aboard a pirate ship to travel the seas searching for her transgressors, clinging to revenge as her sole remaining purpose in life.
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Mercury's connection with Pluto is especially transformative for your social life, and Venus's meeting with Uranus finds you breaking free from a thinking pattern that's influenced the way you see love, money, and what's important to you.
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But add a pair of incredibly powerful magnets to the mix, and suddenly you've got a hovering fidget spinner that's a few RPMs away from breaking free and flying across the room in search of a victim.
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Grace Jones also wrote that Studio 54 wasn't just about people breaking free—she liked that she could meet different kinds of people with different political ideologies, and that she could sit down and hash it out.
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Johnson's experience provided the early edge as he wasted no time breaking free with birdies at one and two, while the three co-leaders, who were all chasing their first PGA Tour titles, picked up early bogeys.
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At Breaking Free's john school, called Men Breaking Free, nearly all the attendees - about 80 men since June - learned from friends or co-workers where to buy illegal sex, said Donald Gault, a consultant with the program.
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She sings with a heartfelt directness— as in "Colored Woman," a declaration about breaking free of limits and following dreams — and she convinces us that she really likes, and then loves, the awkward and often childlike Huey.
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Identifying as gender fluid, Rose released a video that went viral back in 2015 depicting her "breaking free" by removing some of the hallmarks of femininity and revealing a masculine, Robert De Niro-circa-Taxi brash bravado.
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Mr. Ongwen, long a top commander in the Lord's Resistance Army, is believed to have fallen from favor with Mr. Kony and to have been held captive by him before breaking free and eventually handing himself in.
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Boedker waited on the doorstep as Duchene did yeoman's work behind the Stars' net, finally breaking free from Dallas' Jason Dickinson long enough to spin and find Boedker for a quick wrister and a 3-1 lead.
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When we start breaking free from the burdensome constraints of cliché-driven storytelling, then we can truly make important progress toward defeating the stigma and stereotypes that keep people from getting the support and treatment they need.
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Such pledges were never realistic, particularly in combination, but the idea of breaking free from the European Union ignited an ideological fire within the party, and competing factions of the Conservative Party are still openly fanning the flames.
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Barkley, with 130 yards rushing and 99 receiving, accounted for more than half of the Giants' total yardage, breaking free for a 55-yard run after a screen pass in the second quarter that featured four missed tackles.
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Breaking free of the herd Last year, EQT Ventures raised a $725 million fund to invest in some of the hottest startups on the continent with Persson set to deploy capital from the new raise over the coming years.
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They're able to hold on to their private inheritance and possibly also the income from the Duchies, while having the freedom to make income outside of this model by breaking free from the rules that come from taxpayer funding.
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In November 2019, the US National Transportation Safety Board recommended that Boeing redesign the outer covering of the 737 NG's engines to prevent a fan blade from breaking free on future flights, and required all those airplanes be retrofitted.
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And, because of that, the audience both cheered the newly minted babyface for breaking free in order to find friendship elsewhere and booed the Horsemen ever more lustily for being assholes to their friend on top of their general greasiness.
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Though it took the Illini some time to adjust to their leading scorer's absence, they wound up pushing the lead as high as 18 points as Morgan kept breaking free on the pick-and-roll with freshman point guard Te'Jon Lucas.
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Which is why breaking free from those restraints — and breaking down the whole concept of male, female, and the select few shapes of the body in the process — means clothing can take on an entirely new and exciting point of view.
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Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun went viral after desperately tweeting her plight from Suvarnabhumi Airport in Thailand, where she says she was trying to get on a plane to Australia after breaking free from her family during a trip to Kuwait.
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The 30-year-old actress — who originated the role of Gabriella Montez in the 2006 Disney channel film and its two sequels — found herself singing "Breaking Free," one of the franchise's most-popular songs, during a karaoke night out with friends.
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Where many would have fought more cautiously after breaking free from a half round on being dominated on the mat, Gastelum refused to give Kennedy space to recover from all the hard work he had just done on the mat.
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But hard-line Brexit supporters fear that Britain could end up being locked indefinitely into Europe's customs rule book, dashing their dream of breaking free and striking trade deals around the world — the so-called "vassal state" they warn about.
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Third-party candidates are not to blame for the spoiler effect — it is gerrymandered single-member voting districts, state boards of elections' limitations on ballot access and winner-take-all counting methods keeping us from breaking free from our stalemated government.
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KIDNAPPED ALABAMA WOMAN CAUGHT ON VIDEO BREAKING FREE FROM CAPTOR'S TRUNK "There were several rescue people there, deputies and police, but they had been out searching for hours and had just about decided to quit until daylight," Gilbreath told The Cullman Tribune.
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Breaking free of elite donors may moderate Democrats' far-left stances on some social and environmental issues, but doing so would also free it to make the populist, class-based "soak the rich" appeals that Sanders sees as essential to the party's future.
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Her half-brother's bravery inspired Rachel to write a memoir — Breaking Free: How I Escaped Polygamy, the FLDS Cult and My Father, Warren Jeffs — which was released in 2017 and recounts how her father molested her before separating her from her family.
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Goats have been pretty busy this summer, breaking free from their pen prisons to climb on top of yogis, terrorize a suburban neighborhood in Idaho, try riding the New York City subway, and just generally hang out with us boring-ass humans.
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But the American President may yet have Johnson in a tight spot, as the Brexit-busy leader needs a good trade deal with the US. During Brexit campaigning, increasing UK trade with China was touted as a benefit of breaking free from Brussels.
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EditorsNote: missing word in final graf Bakari Evelyn canned two tie-breaking free throws with 213:15 left and No. 21 Iowa held Minnesota scoreless for the final 5:25, rallying for a 58-55 Big Ten Conference win Sunday in Minneapolis.
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RELATED: A 7-year-old temporarily living in a domestic violence shelter asked Santa for books and a 'very good dad' Homelessness among students is especially concerning because it impacts their chances of breaking free from their situation and securing a better future.
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The pair face a challenge from Japan's Shoma Uno, who grabbed Grand Prix silver for the second year in a row and took gold at the Four Continents meet in February with a record-breaking free skate score under new rules in effect this season.
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Through it all, he's breaking free from the confines of his office and the formality of the White House to fire up the free-wheeling, media-bashing brand of attack-dog politics that powered his stunning takeover of the Republican Party and the presidency.
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Artists who are so identified with a regional style often have trouble breaking free from city and state borders; still, there's an idealism in Pellicer's work that ties her to the sociopolitical situation in Mexico and tethers her to tradition, for better or worse.
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And they will flood the Hill with the power (and passion) of a Russ Westbrook-breaking-free-in-the-lane-uncontested-dunk to ensure their status quo is maintained (even as they publicly rail against everyone else's status quo.) That's just a lot to overcome.
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One by one the Democrats warned that Mr. Trump was allowing thousands of Islamic State terrorists, now breaking free from camps where they were contained by Kurdish forces in Syria, to again pose an imminent threat to the region, and ultimately to the United States.
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"If Ukraine succeeds in breaking free of Russian influence, it is possible for Europe to be whole, free, democratic and at peace," Mr. Taylor said in his opening statement to House investigators, which was provided to reporters after he delivered it behind closed doors.
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He revels in homage and quotation — just listen to his delightful Belle Époque pastiche score for the film "Colette" — and here he finds ways to adhere to convention while at the same time breaking free with surprising melodies and dizzying demands on the pianist.
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DeMarcus Cousins made two tie-breaking free throws after retrieving a Kevin Durant missed 3-pointer with 5.4 seconds remaining Sunday night, allowing the Golden State Warriors to survive a 3-point-shooting assault by the Miami Heat for a 183-118 victory in Oakland, Calif.
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Whether or not "Breaking Free" gives you a nostalgia rush, High School Musical put the stars of Spring Breakers and Neighbors in a lab coat and a basketball uniform to sing a passionate duet in front of a group of high schoolers suddenly interested in musical theater.
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What we have yet to see is how the rest of the characters in this world will react to the idea that the people they trust are using them as pawns — and whether this world allows for the possibility of breaking free of your complicity all together.
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If you read the work of Esther Perel, the author of the recently published book "State of Affairs," you'll learn that, for many wives, sex outside of marriage is their way of breaking free from being the responsible spouses and mothers they have to be at home.
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Nevada 61, San Jose State 55 Senior guard Marqueze Coleman hit two tie-breaking free throws with 33 seconds left and Nevada dominated the final 5 1/2 minutes while recording a 61-55 victory over San Jose State on Wednesday in Mountain West play in San Jose.
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While the Rockettes are known for their streamlined look and control, Ms. Michaels's movement celebrates awkwardness ("Genius lives in the awkward," she says) and a sense of breaking free — an impulse, she says, that originated in her childhood, when she wore braces to fix her turned-in hips.
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Campuzano, who narrowly missed out on a medal in 2015 placing fourth in Toronto, made sure she would be on the podium in Lima, breaking free of the pack on the second of six laps around the Morro Solar Circuit and powering home ahead of Argentina's Sofia Gomez Villafane.
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And breaking free of that mold has traditionally meant one of two things: cracking the upper tiers of a hotel loyalty program (where flexible check-in might be a perk of elite status) or requesting extended hours when booking, only to have to plead your case in person.
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We should also be looking to the examples of those gay men, trans men and gender-non-conforming individuals who have been a vital part of breaking free of stereotypes about manhood over the past few decades, and have helped inspire and challenge how cis, straight men see themselves in the world.
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That removal would have set off a political cataclysm, with Democrats insisting that Trump was abusing executive power to protect himself and even some Republicans, who to that point had largely stayed in line behind Trump, breaking free at what would have looked like a very clear power play by the chief executive.
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A small, devastating collection of handmade greeting cards from gulag camps — one for Easter depicts a baby chick breaking free of its shell, with a chain around its neck — prefigures the envelope art of today: Both seem made to be sent to loved ones, and both repurpose generic imagery for personal expression.
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Every year, the festival is chided for not doing enough to support women in the film industry, so it was unfortunate in 2015 that several women were turned away from the premiere of Todd Haynes' "Carol" — yes, a drama about breaking free of patriarchal control — because they were wearing flat shoes instead of high heels.
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And in a season where the rich are so corrupt that they will literally buy children, drug them, and then try to insist to those kids that they are people other than who they are, the idea that simply breaking free of that cycle and pursuing your own destiny is an act of defiance made a kind of sense.
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But the Corebots aside—their adaptability and personalities being the star turns of this game so far, said caveat necessary because I'm not quite at the end—there's not a lot else going on to truly lock the player into committed sessions, and to give ReCore more than a fighting chance of breaking free of cult-only appeal.
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Hard Brexiteers believe that staying in either would turn Britain into a "vassal state" of the EU. They are willing to accept the short-term disruption and potentially high costs of breaking free from Brussels, because they believe that the long-term gains from better regulation and the striking of free-trade deals all round the world will do more than enough to offset them.
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If you haven't revisited the early Muppet canon in a while, you might be surprised how often it's actually Piggy, not Kermit, who saves the day—whether breaking free of her rope restraints to take down a human goon squad and rescue Kermit from Mel Brooks, or prying apart her prison cell bars, stealing a motorcycle and driving it through a window to stop a robbery.
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" As the characters on the West African side of the family talk of breaking free of colonialism, inspired in part by the gains being made by the civil rights movement, the dialogue on this side of the Atlantic runs more to: "We got so many roaches and rats, we got to keep the toothbrushes in the fridge," or a single mother haranguing her son: "You's a hardheaded fool. . . .
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In the wake of President TrumpDonald John TrumpRepublican group targets Graham in ad calling for fair Senate trial Democratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Trump attacks Schumer at fiery rally in Michigan MORE's decision to toughen work requirements for food stamp recipients last week, Democrats and mainstream media elites are outraged at the thought of nearly 6900,2628 people breaking free from the shackles of government dependency.
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