The scorching heat is finally breaking in the District. Hallelujah!
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However, a witness spotted Alvarado breaking in and called cops.
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Universal's thriller "Breaking In" came in third with $16.5 million.
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Until then, he is breaking in the residence, which Mrs.
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Refinery29: I saw Breaking In. First of all, I was shook.
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All the while, the thieves were in the basement breaking in.
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Since breaking in with the Phillies in 22009, he has batted .
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Grass-roots groups face more threats and more difficulty breaking in.
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"This season has been record-breaking in terms of duration," she said.
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Previously, prosecutors had argued that only Apple was capable of breaking in.
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How many transmission chains did I wind up breaking in 2008-2009?
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"Breaking In" opens May 11 in the U.S. It's rated PG-13.
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However, the band now has tricks to prevent thieves from breaking in.
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It is that punishment that deters rule breaking in the first place.
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But is breaking in early a sign of a great career to come?
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Looking forward to breaking in that new PS4 you got from Black Friday?
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With 220 percent of devices communicating in plain text, breaking in becomes easy.
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"It's a complex situation, where a fault is breaking in sections," he said.
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Maybe he was listening to see whether anyone was home before breaking in.
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BoJack is in jail (after breaking in to his old home while intoxicated).
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Sometimes all it takes is eating cake and breaking in the dance floor.
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Meanwhile, Gabrielle Union's "Breaking In" launched in third with $16.5 million in 2,537 locations.
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Group trust is also accomplished by breaking in new members; by pointed, communal humiliation.
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You know again you're breaking in against Procter & Gambles and all the larger companies.
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I am breaking in case of emergency, and this is my moment to do it.
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Protect your children and also from someone breaking in your house and taking a gun.
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BREAKING IN: The Rise of Sonia Sotomayor and the Politics of Justice, by Joan Biskupic.
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"Ten minutes," the New York DJ announces, breaking in over a remix of Kanye West.
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Companies moving single items or traveling intrastate may have more luck breaking in, he said.
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Would this career be as attractive to you as it was when you were breaking in?
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Breaking in Inmates at a federal prison in Atlanta allegedly have been breaking out for years.
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For starters, even Google appears to be having trouble breaking in here, with Home adoption lagging.
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Instead, Bud was passed around the league before finally breaking in with the Bruins in 1931.
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"This season has been record-breaking in terms of duration," CDC spokeswoman Kristen Nordlund told CNN.
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Every noise woke me––I thought it was him breaking in to rape or kill me.
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There is a long tradition of quorum-breaking in American legislatures, dating to before the Constitution.
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As they began to call for it, it created, really, a dam breaking in our caucus.
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O'Reilly tied the game 3:47 into the third period, breaking in alone down the middle.
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Is the process fundamentally different, or is it the same as when you were breaking in?
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Start breaking in your mules now, because they're going to be the number one shoe for spring.
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Coming up next, there is news breaking in the biggest sports scandal in the United States history.
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Universal's thriller Breaking In with Gabrielle Union made $48.5 million globally against a reported $43 million budget.
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The 'breaking' in Bearings Down (2013) was a serendipitous occurrence; the piece was initially broken in delivery.
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But he stands by the idea that there's no replica symmetry breaking in less than six dimensions.
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The storm surge could be record-breaking in the coastal regions to the right of the storm.
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Ryan Feeney had some professional help when it came to breaking in his new backyard football field.
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The company attributes the spike in installs to Christmas gift recipients breaking in their newly opened devices.
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He has been using a glove belonging to his teammate Dustin Ackley while breaking in his own.
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It is rare these days to find fashion that feels truly boundary-breaking in philosophy and finish.
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He hadn't told his wife, but he was convinced that someone was breaking in and sneaking around.
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Murray again led 5-2, this time breaking in the sixth game, before his dropshot woes returned.
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But the song has already set a precedent for even more YouTube record-breaking in the future.
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Marner scored at 12:53, breaking in alone with a nifty move to restore the two-goal margin.
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If the EU can put up with rule-breaking in Hungary, why does it mind more about Poland?
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Weber, breaking in on the left wing, shot low and hard onto Bobrovsky' right pad, creating the rebound.
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Ravens 23, Packers 0 Baltimore's defense bent, but never got close to breaking in shutting out Green Bay.
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Lady Gaga visits California fire victims "There have been sightings of looters breaking in to homes," Hart wrote.
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Jesus Pintado, who was visiting with his family, captured the glass breaking in a video posted to Facebook.
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On Tennis CHICAGO — Day was breaking in the California desert, and Roger Federer was yawning on the tarmac.
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It also said there would be more "bubble breaking" in bitcoin after governments around the world tightened regulation.
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Gordon exhibited some inexperience in his new position on the play, taking a step back before breaking in.
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Hears the draw and swash of the waves breaking in the bay, sees the children jumping the water.
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There could be cases of institutional rule-breaking in other countries, like Russia, which rarely face external scrutiny.
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Third-party sales were "record-breaking" in 2016, Peter Faricy, vice president for Amazon Marketplace, said in the statement.
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Osaka began brightly, breaking in the third game, but that was as good as it got for the Japanese.
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Each is heart-breaking in its own right, but when combined with the film's relentless pacing, they become catastrophic.
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If that's the ground we're still breaking in 2018, then Sam's storyline in Blockers marks a relatively rare occasion.
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With Apple releasing a $329 iPad just over a month ago, breaking in is only going to get harder.
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This simple hack will keep the cord from breaking any further or from even breaking in the first place!
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But that doesn't mean news hasn't been breaking in the rest of the world over the last 24 hours.
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The issue: Altuve was breaking in bright, new pink cleats for Mother's Day, and the shoes were too tight.
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His older brother, Yonatan, who led the commandos breaking in to the terminal building, was killed in the raid.
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After decades of being locked out of China, Nintendo is finally breaking in — albeit through the Chinese conglomerate Tencent.
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The enthusiastic audience applauded after each song, sometimes breaking in before Mr. Martineau had finished a soft final phrase.
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What the lawmakers and prosecutors often fail to understand is that rule-breaking in itself is not necessarily malicious.
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Whereas Half-Life is constantly breaking in and saying, "Ah, here's the next part of the story unfolding," right?
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Any evidence of bias or rule-breaking in one case could be used to undermine confidence in the other.
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"I always put 'breaking' in front of things if it is stuff that is being reported elsewhere," he said.
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Rey, repulsed by Kylo, battles him in an epic fight that ends with the Skywalker lightsaber breaking in half.
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The Carpetbagger Energetic in its pacing and rule-breaking in its style, "The Big Short" keeps viewers on their toes.
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Reports of burglars breaking in through the roof of an apartment building turn out to be the sound of rain.
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Republicans are divided by ideology, with moderate and liberal Republicans tilting against the laws and conservative Republicans breaking in favor.
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Breaking in any new shoe sucks but I tell myself its worth it and try to crush a new problem.
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A very abode-like structure dubbed "Helen's Puppet Playhouse," which Ben doesn't hesitate breaking in with some handmade sock puppets.
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Buy this frayed, distressed pair now so you can spend next summer in the sun, not breaking in your cutoffs.
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On the other hand, the emergence of La Niña conditions could pump the brakes on planetary record-breaking in 2017.
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BREAKING: In October, JetBlue will begin 6x weekday flights btwn LGA & BOS, going up against Delta and AA shuttles. pic.twitter.
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They say surveillance video showed Young and a male companion breaking in and stealing laptops and software worth about $12,000.
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Before this courtside cutie was breaking in to the movie industry, she was just another Omaha, Nebraska native shooting hoops.
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There are high levels of security and alarm systems, both to prevent people breaking in and to monitor temperatures changes.
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It's the first day of spring and these daily deals on Amazon are perfect for breaking in the new season.
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And if you are curious about what that egg breaking in the quote looks like, our constructors found this video.
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"The problem concerns something called replica symmetry breaking in glass, which according to Yaida is only "well established in infinite dimensions.
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In both Get Out and Breaking In, we see the horror in these films come from the reality of marginalized people.
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We have a major story breaking in Ohio, and we continue to keep a very close eye on the special election.
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His colleagues routinely helped companies improve their security protocols by performing "penetration tests" on their networks—breaking in and documenting vulnerabilities.
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Mathieu Perreault found Stafford breaking in from the right point, and Stafford's one-timer beat Budaj cleanly for the tying score.
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The leather was initially really stiff and tight, so I had to put my feet through a painful breaking-in process.
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At the time of writing, seven of the last 10 tweets they have posted contain 'BREAKING' in some form or other.
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Startups have a harder time breaking in, users have a harder time switching services, and everyone ends up spending more money.
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The New York-based artist Ephrat Asherie also draws on breaking in her unique mix of styles, here presenting two works.
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With an overbearing score, "Breaking In" telegraphs almost everything that happens yet still provides several jolts amid its occasionally questionable twists.
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BREAKING: In the face of repeated attempts to repeal the ACA and numerous acts of overt sabotage, ACA enrollment remains stable.
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"The bad guys don't have to develop sophisticated ways of breaking in because people are not doing the basics," Olcott said.
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The Breaking In star's costume was a big hit with other famous friends, as documented by the Comments by Celebs Instagram account.
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I am so excited to start breaking in my new leather boots the next day and start doing even more intense walking.
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Ground breaking in Ontario led the way higher with an increase of 25.1 percent to 96,883 units, possibly helped by the weather.
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We don't know what type of phone Masood had, but even if it was an iPhone, there are ways of breaking in.
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A thief smashed the glass and stole the slippers from their case one night, after breaking in through the museum's back door.
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Presence won't catch your dog from digging a hole in the back yard, much less a burglar breaking in the back door.
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Road & Track couldn't get one to complete a full lap of a racetrack without it breaking in some way, despite multiple attempts.
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That's about half an hour, depending on your heart rate (and if you're breaking in a new one, it's probably pretty high).
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She tried to imagine how the women might have responded when they learned the truth, but her own emotions kept breaking in.
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"Breaking in new socks on a hike with the governors today," the official @SecretaryZinke Twitter account said in a now-deleted tweet. .
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KT Tape's BFF Blister Prevention Tape is the newest tool in the battle to end the pain of breaking in new shoes.
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That such disparate parties could come together on constitutional changes is ground breaking in Turkey, as is their outreach to the Kurds.
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BREAKING: In Oval Office just now, I asked Trump if Paul Ryan should stay as House Speaker if this health bill fails.
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It does not seem like his firewall is breaking in the Senate, which is all that will matter if he is impeached.
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Its bodycon aesthetic makes me self-conscious, and as someone who hates "breaking in" anything, the stiffness of leather scares me a lot.
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"I think that he probably thought somebody was breaking in his house or robbing him," Allen's sister, Mary Battle, told the TV station.
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"It all" being the Staten Island Ferry, which is breaking in two parts — split lenghtwise — in the new trailer for Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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While most of the Breaking In star's raved over the look writing comments like, "Your style is off the chain," others weren't impressed.
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The woman then spent the next three nights living outside in freezing conditions before stumbling upon the hut and breaking in, Jensen said.
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On Saturday, he missed three break points in the first set before finally breaking in the 10th game with an aggressive forehand winner.
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Prom. 'Tis the season for dreamy promposals, fashion statements, and new pairs of shoes that often require an awful lot of breaking in.
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PAPANTLA, Mexico (Reuters) - Guards at one of Mexico's high security prisons have to worry much more about criminals breaking in than busting out.
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Viktor Stevenson, owner of Gourmonade, said four San Francisco police officers approached him outside of his store and accused him of breaking in.
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According to research, people who become entrepreneurs are more likely to have engaged in some form of rule-breaking in their formative years.
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The Spaniard was always in control, breaking in the last game of each set to tee up a meeting with Swiss Stan Wawrinka.
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Atwood's publisher, Penguin Random House, has already apologized for the embargo breaking in a series of tweets and a statement to Publisher Weekly.
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Stastny followed with his 10th goal, breaking in from the right and deking Raanta, and then tucking a shot inside the left post.
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Then a woman knocked on the front door of the house as a man was breaking in through a window, the sheriff's office said.
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"A 16-year-old boy who was home alone said he believed someone was breaking in," Des Moines police Commander Doug Jenkins toldQ13 Fox.
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And in the well-received, prime-time speech, she made a direct appeal to women, who are breaking in polls for rival Hillary Clinton.
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We're still in a bit of a post-Comic-Con slump, but that doesn't mean no stories are breaking in the world of entertainment.
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Flooding that could be record breaking in eastern Oklahoma, northern Arkansas, Missouri and Illinois was expected to take several days to recede, it said.
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BREAKING IN SPORTS NEWS: Via AP, Federal appeals court has rejected New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady's latest attempt to overturn the "Deflategate" suspension.
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And so she went on the attack early, breaking in the first game and needing only 323 minutes to win 6-2, 6-1.
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Mark Stone won a battle for the puck by the boards and then found Stephenson breaking in alone behind a pair of Nashville defenders.
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He had an 11-11 record and 3.76 ERA for the Astros in 2012 after breaking in with the Chicago White Sox in 2010.
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With important and competing news breaking in our own backyards, it's easy to see why Americans may have forgotten about the crisis in Syria.
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"Being black at my business minding my business and someone called the police and said I was breaking in," he added in a Facebook post.
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The highlight came with 2:41 left in the opening period when he was brought down by Ottawa's Nikita Zaitsev while breaking in on net.
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Turns out that, after a little breaking-in period, the powers that be were happy with the light touch given to this historically weighty material.
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But Breaking In, the new movie that sees Gabrielle Union as Shawn, a mother desperate to save her children from a group of burglars, did.
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"Oh my God, I remember this," said Markle, breaking in a scene about her character struggling with the LSAT as a memory comes to mind.
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Strycova continued to hold her own in the second set but Kerber won the key points, breaking in the ninth game before confidently serving out.
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It was a similar story in the second set, Federer breaking in the eighth game with a volley before holding for a two-set lead.
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Now, the man breaking in sees this obviously panics and takes a tumble out of the window that would make a silent film star jealous.
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The aftermath of the hacks led Apple to increase security measures around iCloud, iTunes, and iMessage to prevent hackers from breaking in using stolen information.
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Digital security is part of the answer -- fewer people will trust a system if the Russians keep breaking in -- but the real problem is political.
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But Lego Jedi Ryan McNaught also manages to infuse some humor into his 120,000-piece model of the doomed ship breaking in half before sinking.
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And rather than spend August breaking in new shoes once they return to the ice, they prefer to focus on preparing for the coming season.
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For a time, Nauman had a business breaking in and selling horses; though he no longer rides much, the evidence of his obsession is everywhere.
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It was created by Linda and Esther Chang and called "ground-breaking" in the bankruptcy filing, which grouped its sales with the slumping international division.
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Amazon takes a cut of third-party sales, which were "record-breaking" in 2016, Peter Faricy, vice president for Amazon Marketplace, said in a statement.
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We're told employees at the location turned surveillance footage over to cops that allegedly showed Young and a male breaking in and stealing the gear.
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On Saturday, the Breaking In actress, 46, shared an adorable picture of Wade, 36, cradling their first child together, who arrived via surrogate on Nov. 7.
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The leather ones require a bit of breaking in before they can sit comfortably, but I tried Obschonka's well-worn prototype and it felt pretty great.
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The only listing close to breaking was hip hop dance, but hip hop is a broader dance form that is generally separated from breaking in competition.
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"I first read The Color Purple when I was 19," the Breaking In actress, 45, says in an exclusive clip from PBS's The Great American Read.
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Then Randall sees her locking several locks on the cabin door, running from room to room as she tries to keep unseen threats from breaking in.
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Pittsburgh responded 66 seconds later when Sidney Crosby scored his first goal of the series, breaking in alone and using a nifty deke to beat Rinne.
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As a societal norm, however, the sexual exploitation of children remains a fairly universal taboo, one that 6ix9ine admitted to breaking in accepting his plea agreement.
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His father's approach to breaking in baseball gloves included lathering them in shaving cream and sticking them in the oven in order to loosen it up.
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"I just keep hearing how this affects mostly older people," Kaitland Carter, a 19-year-old spring breaking in South Florida, told The New York Times.
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It was here that a third red wave swelled, breaking in East Asia in the 1940s and across the post-colonial South from the late 1960s.
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The Fold officially went on sale in September, months later than originally planned due to numerous devices, including our first review unit, breaking in reviewers' hands.
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Using this to their advantage, thieves just stole over $100,000 worth of Apple products from a Best Buy by breaking in to the store through the roof.
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Starbucks has received eight reports of the plunger's knob breaking in the U.S. and one report from Canada, resulting in lacerations or puncture injuries, the commission said.
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It doesn't sound like this holiday adventure will have any similarities to East High School, but let's hope she'll be popping, locking, jamming, and breaking in spirit.
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A 2017 report by the West Bengal government highlighted the brutal "breaking in" of girls trafficked into brothels, a process that often includes rapes, beatings and starvation.
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High-low rule breaking in design has become something of a rule in itself, but it was once a novel idea, and Blackman Cruz helped pioneer it.
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After losing the first set he reeled off nine of the first 10 points in the second, breaking in the opening game and consolidating for 2-0.
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In Mara Cerri's beautiful, evocative illustration, dawn is just breaking in the dark sky, and the long hook is electric pink and curled like an umbilical cord.
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Listen to Coffinworm's "Blood Born Doom" or Burning Witch's "Country Doctor" through good headphones, and you'll feel like flotsam on a wave that's breaking in slow motion.
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Facing trouble breaking in with black voters, who comprise 60 percent of the South Carolina Democratic electorate, Buttigieg has leaned on intimate events to make some inroads.
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Several shoppers also noted that The Modern Loafer takes some breaking in, but the leather will give as you wear them, resulting in your ideal, individualized fit.
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The problem for him is that the hundreds -- literally -- of instances of alleged law-breaking in the indictment run directly counter to the story he is selling.
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American politicians are breaking in a new tradition this year: If you lose power in an election, rewrite the rules so that the victor doesn't have any.
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The Breaking In actress admitted she didn't remember what caused a disagreement between herself and Pinkett Smith, 46, but opened up about how the two were stronger together.
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I try to break in through the front windows, but the house is locked up pretty good (this eases my Italian grandma worrywart fears of somebody breaking in!).
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So as recent generations grew comfortable with marriages breaking in two, the trend today seems as if families must fail in order to form in the first place.
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Steph and Ayesha Curry wasted no time breaking in the kitchen in their Walnut Creek, California home after moving in only a few days before Christmas last year.
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Once the car is purchased, it goes through a 2,000-mile "breaking-in" period, where testers simply drive the car around on roads and familiarize themselves with it.
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Suddenly, it became impossible for a single week, or even day, to go by without another story breaking in which another powerful man was accused of sexual misconduct.
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At this Vanguard run, the group — featuring Luis Perdomo on piano, Hans Glawischnig on bass and Henry Cole on drums — will set about breaking in this new material.
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During his appearance in Belfast Crown Court earlier this week, Conlon pleaded guilty to breaking in and stealing batteries, a coffee mug, £50 ($65) cash, and her debit card.
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Blue Jackets captain Foligno, who put his team up 2-0 after breaking in alone on Mason and undressing him with a highlight-reel deke, echoed his coach's sentiment.
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Serena Match Point isn't ground-breaking in terms of mechanics; input depends on a single tap, though you can vary the location of your tap to achieve different effects.
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Wedding season is here — which means that shopping for new dresses, breaking in heels and locking down sweat-proof makeup techniques are all currently on your to-do list.
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While the actual air temperatures during this heat wave are not record-breaking in most areas, it is the humidity that stands out as the weather event's defining feature.
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Trump also fired off a weekend tweet accusing the FBI of breaking in to the office of Michael Cohen, his ex-lawyer who is headed to prison next year.
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Dresden Police said in a press conference Monday the thieves started a fire nearby which cut out the power supply in the area before breaking in to the museum.
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A prominent running gag is Tati's string of ever-odder odd jobs, which include breaking in other people's shoes and turning the second hand inside an enormous clock tower.
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"I just keep hearing how this affects mostly older people," Kaitland Carter, a 19-year-old spring breaking in Fort Lauderdale before the beach shut down, told The Times.
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BREAKING IN Gabrielle Union plays a mother who discovers that her late father's house gives the apartment in "Panic Room" a run for its money in the security department.
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Lindell followed with his second goal of the season, breaking in alone into the slot, taking a pass from Andrew Cogliano and then beating Subban through the five hole.
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He almost had a second goal at 8:56 of the second, hustling for a pass and breaking in on goal for a backhand that was saved by Bobrovsky.
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Kyrou pushed the lead to 4-2 in the third period by stealing a pass in the neutral zone, breaking in alone on Grubauer and scoring a wraparound goal.
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One of the sport's most terrifying blister prevention routines belonged to Hall of Famer pitcher Nolan Ryan, who suffered from blisters when he was breaking in with the Mets.
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On top of all that, he points out that macro catalysts are not breaking in stocks' favor, given that the U.S. dollar has surged and interest rates have risen dramatically.
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The ride hailing service was accused of "strike breaking" in New York Saturday, while others condemned remarks made by Uber CEO Travis Kalanick indicating he would work with the president.
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Now he's an almond farmer With just a laptop and cell phone While 621,694 pounds of tree nuts were stolen last year, the majority of robberies involve no breaking in.
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The jet-powered Bluebird roared past 300 mph before it vaulted into the air, flipped and crashed into the lake, breaking in two and killing the 45-year-old Campbell.
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Part of the compound was damaged by mortar shells, and the patients had been wheeled to the corridors out of fear of window glass' breaking in further strikes, he said.
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SUBWAY EMPLOYEE CALLS POLICE ON BLACK FAMILY WHO STOPPED TO EAT DINNER Stevenson said the officers weren't there because the alarm went off, but rather accused him of breaking in.
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Blur also features the first Blur song which Coxon sings and wrote the lyrics for—"You're So Great"—a shambling alcoholic love ballad which is heart-breaking in its directness.
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A paint-by-number plot still leads to an entertaining picture in "Breaking In." Here, you get what you expect, but it's a little better than you may have anticipated.
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Until at least 2011, Mr. Dokuchaev was an editor of a Russian magazine titled Hacker, and he edited a section known as "Breaking In" under the byline Dmitry "Forb" Dokuchaev.
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A Huawei spokesperson told CNBC that the company has decided to be "cautious" about the Mate X, after Samsung's Galaxy Fold started breaking in reviewers' hands in mere days of use.
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"After breaking in, the intruder was shot and later taken via ambulance to a local hospital," Joshua Pool, a manager at the Camden Belmont located northeast of downtown Dallas, reportedly wrote.
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Milano tied it less than five minutes later, breaking in from the left side after taking a bank pass of the boards from Savard and beating Mrazek with a backhand shot.
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Usually when you think of someone taking over an Instagram account, you probably imagine a hacker breaking in with an unearthed password, or tricking the victim into giving up their credentials.
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The stitched canvas band takes some breaking in but softens up with wear, though it can be quick to take on odors if not allowed to properly air out between wears.
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Weather frequently grounded the plane, and the terrain out on the ice sometimes made landing impossible; barrels of gas and, catastrophically, cans of beer were in danger of breaking in airdrops.
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And though the company was aware of that tape for some time prior to the story breaking in the media, it hemmed and hawed about whether to do anything with it.
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Police said in a press conference they believe the thieves may have started a fire nearby which cut out the power supply in the area before breaking in to the Museum.
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The news comes months after a CNBC report that Amazon was beginning to hire personnel in preparation for breaking in to the industry, which is currently dominated by three major companies.
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Once hackers start breaking in from the inside — for example, through phishing e-mails, if only one employee opens such an e-mail, then those countermeasures that corporations have taken mean nothing.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Behind the apartment's curtain, a tough guy is boxing, throwing left and right hooks and jabs, and lunging forward, enough to make any passing criminal think twice before breaking in.
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Kalanick, under fire for crass behavior and fostering a culture of sexism and rule-breaking, in early March announced he was searching for a COO to help run the ride-services company.
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Bautista Agut dominant early on, breaking in the first game and then having Pella in trouble at 1-3 0-40 only for the Argentine to dig himself out of a hole.
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Two double faults and two backhand errors gave Djokovic an immediate break back, but Zverev quickly refocused to win a 28-shot rally on his way to breaking in the next game.
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"We are using life detection instruments to monitor signs of life and professional breaking-in tools to make forcible entries," Guo Yutuan, of the Quanzhou armed police detachment's mobile unit, told CNN.
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Not the easiest place, obviously, to be breaking in in New York as a rookie, as a heavily touted player, and delivered and adjusted, dealt with ups and downs and all that.
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Each wave is manufactured for the perfect ride by a 70-ton hydrofoil, with each one breaking in a scheduled succession across 700 yards of a lake originally constructed for water-skiing.
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The genuine silvertip badger bristles feel downy on the skin, yet retain a great backbone, working up a lather is no problem and the brush needs very little (if any) breaking in.
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The vegan leather ballet flats can be worn straight out of the box (no breaking in required!), according to owners, and look like expensive designer dupes despite their under-$20 price tag.
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News was breaking in Frost: A woman going through a dispute with the authorities had abandoned her car in the middle of the town's main drag and walked home, causing a ruckus.
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Most women who wear them to work have horror stories of shredded ankles and blistered toes, of nursing their feet under their desks and hobbling home while breaking in a new pair.
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But Justice Clarence Thomas during oral arguments was also interested in the 2nd Amendment implications, breaking in to ask a series of questions for the first time in 10 years during oral arguments.
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Regardless, the breaking-in period of a keyboard that looks this different was not nearly as long as expected and Word Flow, in spite of some obvious drawbacks, is a joy to use.
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In 2012, exit polls found voters under 30 made up about 1 in 73 voters nationwide and were critical to Obama's re-election, breaking in his favor by a 60% to 37% margin.
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I would imagine that if somebody's breaking in and they understand what they're getting into, in many cases they would rather have persistent access, even if it increases the potential for being detected.
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Pouille, who has been enjoying a fine end of season after reaching the quarter-finals at this month's U.S. Open, rode his momentum by breaking in the first game of the second set.
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It has ProPILOT Assist, too, and is the first Nissan in the U.S. to offer the advanced driving assist features, which include maintaining speed, lane-keeping and even full breaking in highway driving.
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Among those speaking at the conference was Octavia E. Butler, a Hugo Award–winning author whose work was ground breaking in its portrayal of black women and themes of race, sexuality, and gender.
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Aho beat Ben Bishop between the legs after breaking in all alone following a Dallas turnover and defenseman Esa Lindell falling down along the wall trying to defend Staal on a Carolina breakout.
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In a bizarre twist, Lightning defenseman Victor Hedman was also called for hooking while Abdelkader was breaking in alone on Vasilevskiy, and since Helm's goal was disallowed, Abdelkader was awarded a penalty shot.
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"Breaking in new socks on a hike with the governors today," the official @SecretaryZinke account tweeted on June 26 with a photo of Zinke's "Make America Great Again" socks, according to the complaint.
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Baker, who turns 31 in October, played briefly for the Denver Broncos and Miami Dolphins in 2009 and 2010, before breaking in with the Washington Redskins in 2012 and eventually becoming a starter.
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By the time the war ended, almost a million British women were carrying out chemical work in munitions factories, while others were synthesizing medicines, developing antiaircraft systems and code-breaking in naval intelligence.
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The first thing they did after breaking in was call the Border Patrol — they got the phone number from a list of emergency contacts pinned to the bulletin board by the front door.
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We're not creating a hierarchy here, but these are probably the only pair I'll return to after this test based on both style and, believe it or not, comfort — breaking-in period nonwithstanding.
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The sleeper may be "Breaking In" (on Saturday), scripted by John Sayles, with Burt Reynolds as an experienced thief who takes a protégé (Casey Siemaszko) after the two separately raid the same house.
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The sleeper may be "Breaking In" (on Saturday), scripted by John Sayles, with Burt Reynolds as an experienced thief who takes a protégé (Casey Siemaszko) after the two separately raid the same house.
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Beyond ensuring I have the right size (apparently the temptation is to get a pair that's too snug), Gutzy doesn't really have any advice for how to speed up the breaking-in process.
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Early in the festival, the news of the Trump administration's ongoing corruption scandal would start breaking in mid-afternoon, as the US East Coast was waking up, and continue late into the night.
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Much of that work is done in India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, and China, which together accounted for 92 percent of all ship breaking in 2013, according to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development.
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Black Panther, Oceans 8, Overboard, Love, Simon, Breaking In. Black Panther's historic success forever shattered the pernicious, stubborn lie that movies with predominantly black casts — and made by black filmmakers — cannot make blockbuster money.
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In his inaugural address Friday, President Donald Trump signaled plans to push the relatively healthy U.S. economy in a protectionist direction, breaking in both style and substance from decades of orthodoxy on global trade.
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That comes through in Issue #3, with the aliens Spring Breaking in Bedrock, this whole idea that the aliens are treating Bedrock's civilians the way Bedrock's finest treated the people who came before them.
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Almost 15 years after breaking in as a coach with the Lowell Lock Monsters of the American Hockey League, Tom Rowe embraced a new challenge last week as general manager of the Florida Panthers.
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To this point, I'm surprised when I slip off the hard leather Feit sandals I'm breaking in and find that a pair of never-worn-by-me heels already feel better on my feet.
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In other words, a product so gentle there's no breaking-in period, no irritation, and no side effects (in a clinical study, 100% users surveyed agreed that it was gentle enough for daily use).
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On Tuesday, just six days after Union, 46, and her husband Dwyane Wade welcomed their first child together via surrogate, the Breaking In star shared a sweet shot of her snuggling her new baby girl.
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As reported by PerthNow, the pilot in question is thought to be a newly-qualified instructor, and was tasked with breaking in the plane's engine so that it could be used as an instructional aircraft.
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"There's a consensus, even among supporters, that the likelihood of something else breaking in a very embarrassing and negative fashion is certainly better than 50-50," said Mr. Rigell, who joined the call on Monday.
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Related: 'We will never accept a nuclear North Korea' - Nikki Haley "The new developments will indeed decrease the likelihood of a war breaking in Korea as a result of the US military strike," Lankov said.
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While the back of the shoe did rub up against my heel initially, I experience this sensation while breaking in all types of new shoes, and the rest of it yielded easily to my foot.
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The global economic and tech system appears to be breaking in two, one led by the U.S. and the other by China, in an unfolding new world resembling the competing geopolitical spheres of the Cold War.
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"The melody and rhythm build and build, until breaking in an orgasmic release" is how the book lovingly describes the genre of music currently being represented by a man who wears a marshmallow helmet on stage.
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No one really knows how the hurricane will affect how much of the toxin finds its way to people's lungs — it's possible that cells breaking in the turbulence could deliver more of the toxin, sickening people.
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In another sneak peek from the episode, Kylie Jenner frantically calls her mom, thinking her house is being burglarized while she's away after receiving an alert about "motion detectors" and "glass breaking" in her master bedroom.
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It goes both ways: On the flip side, expect some right-wing commentators to utter the word "treason" about the White House leaks that led to the Trump Jr. story breaking in the New York Times.
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Not a single individual, not a few bad apples, the report says, but "structural failures" endemic in a police department that began aggressively pursuing a policy of "zero tolerance" for law-breaking in the late 1990s.
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The HomePod competitor already looks like a tough sell as Samsung makes a steep climb further into the burgeoning smart home market, and high-profile partnerships are going to be an important key to breaking in.
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Sixteen, 17 we start shooting, doing drive-bys and shit, stealing our grandmothers' guns, stealing guns from breaking in houses and shit, but at the time I was writing and I was rapping about this shit.
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"At some point in the bears&apos life, they gain some type of food reward by breaking in a cabin or a home, so they remember that, so the behavior is likely to be repeated," Johnston said.
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With all the Jordyn Woods and Tristan Thompson cheating scandal news breaking in tandem with The Bachelor airing, some members of Bachelor Nation, including Bachelor royalty Ashley Iaconetti, suggested that Khloé Kardashian could be the new Bachelorette.
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Whites without college degrees broke for Trump in each case, but whites with degrees split, favoring Trump in match-ups with Buttigieg, Warren, Sanders and Biden, but breaking in the Democratic Party's favor for Harris and O'Rourke.
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The race is too close to call, but the late results trickling in appeared to be breaking in Sanders's direction and there's still a chance he could win both the popular vote and a plurality of delegates.
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Vandeweghe, who broke into the world's top 10 this week, started the stronger in her first meeting with the 87th-ranked Sasnovich, breaking in the first game of the opening set and holding her serve with ease.
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It seems like way more than coincidence that the same house was hit by breaking in the exact same way, but cops aren't ready to say just yet that the same burglars struck the same home twice.
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On his days off, he pores over medical journals for hours, breaking in the afternoon for a mountain-biking venture with his son – a hobby Mr. Peddada says his wife and daughter are too smart to pursue.
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The lightning raid at the Gruenes Gewoelbe, or Green Vault, one of Europe's greatest collections of treasures, on Monday has left investigators baffled even though security camera footage showed two men breaking in through a barred window.
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On Sunday's episode of Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen, the Breaking In actress says she was invited to one of Prince's exclusive private parties in 2005 and brought the most delicious gift she could think of.
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Opening up about the pair's relationship, Meaden, who recently starred in Breaking In, told PEOPLE in May that it's helpful to be dating someone who works in the same industry — especially when it comes to making career decisions.
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"The warm event at KMJ is not record breaking in terms of the highest ever recorded temperature in February, but that event in 280 was very short-lived compared to what we have seen this year...," she said.
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Upcoming films like Breaking In, starring Gabrielle Union, follow this tradition and take this a step further by placing the action of the film on the shoulders of a mother's worst nightmare, highlighting the way men underestimate women.
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The Mount Everest of phone hacks As the name suggests, Elliot is going after Zhun's SIM card, breaking in with a phone SMS and then using the SIM's authority to delete the initial SMS and plant the spyware.
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Bale was outstanding in running at a Russian defence that allowed far too space to him and Ramsey, and also in breaking in support of Sam Vokes, the surprise selection in attack in place of Hal Robson-Kanu.
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From healthy corporate profits to strong consumer confidence and geopolitical developments like the recent French election results, events have been breaking in favor of steady U.S. growth and job gains - and a gradual pace of Fed rate increases.
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She starred in Acrimony alongside Taraji P. Henson, and, most recently, she played Gabrielle Union's daughter in the movie Breaking In. Alexus is also, like a number of her 13 Reasons Why cast mates, balancing a burgeoning music career.
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Imagine a near-naked cross-dressing Luke Skywalker playing an electric violin, which is both on fire and shaped like a Tatooine Landspeeder, breaking in to the Star Wars theme after opening with a Hendrix-esque Star Spangled Banner.
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Namely, Trump is playing a part in front of the cameras -- the norm-breaking, in-your face conservative populist who is attempting to maintain his razor-thin electoral coalition of loyal Trump fanatics, stalwart Republican voters and disaffected Democrats.
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Djokovic was twice pegged back after breaking in the second set and had Raonic converted the set point that came his way when Djokovic tugged a backhand long at 5-6, the Canadian powerhouse might have taken some stopping.
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Android Wear 2.0 has been in developer preview for some time now, and the feature list doesn't look to offer anything substantially ground-breaking in terms of proving that smartwatches do indeed have something essential to offer ordinary users.
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This was due to an announcement by the United Breakin' Association (UBA), a professional association with roughly 100 members, which stated it had been confidentially working with USA Dance and the WDSF toward the inclusion of breaking in the Olympics.
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Finally, Mikheil Saakashvili, the former president of Georgia, who was appointed governor of the Odessa region last summer and has taken on the role of chief corruption fighter here, had heard enough, breaking in and flatly accusing the minister of wrongdoing.
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Monfils put up a decent challenge but Djokovic controlled affairs, breaking in the opening game and also to close out the first set before again striking at the end of a closely-contested second to seal victory in 76 minutes.
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"Here I am in my own home, alone with some basketball shorts and just because someone calls and says 'A large black man is breaking in,' when I open up the front door a 9mm is pointed at me," he said.
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My first impression of Frederick J. Healy's 66-worder was that I was going to have a difficult time breaking in, but where there is a will, or at least a fill-in-the-blank clue, there is a way.
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The ACLU's tweeted a dramatic version of the story: BREAKING: In challenge to Sessions' policy of denying asylum protection to immigrants fleeing domestic violence and gang brutality, the judge blocked the government from deporting our clients as he considers the case.
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The Supreme Court has made it clear that, though pardons can be granted before indictment or conviction, the president cannot pardon crimes that have not yet been committed; doing so would license law-breaking in violation of the Take Care Clause.
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On Monday, the misses came in all varieties: Vardy blasted straight at the keeper after breaking in alone; Adam Lallana had a powerful shot palmed away; Alli had a shot saved off the line and blasted another over the bar.
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Riske struck first, breaking in the third game before Williams had really got her legs into gear, but a 3-1 advantage was quickly wiped out as the 11th seed won five of the next six games to take the set.
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A six-month grace period follows today's official activation of the CCPA; this is a normal and necessary part of breaking in such a law, when honest mistakes can go unpunished and the inevitable bugs in the system can be squelched.
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Having succumbed to Lin in the gold medal deciders at London and Beijing, top seed Lee gained sweet revenge by dumping out the Chinese great who saved three match points before finally breaking in a deciding game of unrelenting tension.
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Smith made it 2-0 with his first goal in nine games, taking a stretch pass from Schmidt near the blue line and then breaking in and flipping a backhand past Saros' glove side for his 11th goal of the season.
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Breaking in "In the whole world, there are probably fewer than 1,000 people who have ever competed in a pack-burro race," the late Denver Post columnist Ed Quillen wrote in 2007, arguing for it to be the state's official sport.
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The two-time Australian Open champion Victoria Azarenka walked into Rod Laver Arena in Melbourne knowing that the No. 2- and No. 3-ranked players were already out of the tournament and that the draw appeared to be breaking in her favor.
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Great pitchers sometimes buck at the constraints of physics, their offerings cutting and breaking in ways that suggest invisible tracks instead of mere air resistance and spin, but Darvish also takes on temporality and the basic laws of matter for good measure.
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After breaking in, the WannaMine worm uses the infected computer's CPU to mine a cryptocurrency called Monero quietly in the background (Monero is popular with malware miners because it can be generated with consumer hardware like CPUs rather than expensive specialized equipment).
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Helmandollar heard her father tell police that he saw intruders breaking in to the house, so he grabbed his Glock and started shooting in the bedroom where his wife and granddaughter were watching TV. But there had been no intruders that night.
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"You have to be bullish about the assets that they have assembled and how they are approaching breaking in in terms of the low price point [$6.99 a month]," Stephen Beck, the founder and managing partner of management consultancy cg42, said of Disney.
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But if the wrong person catches wind that you're away on vacation and not returning any time soon, you may be opening yourself up to someone breaking in and not just stealing your stuff, but any important documents pertaining to sensitive identifying information.
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An 18-year-old believed to be affiliated with the MS-13 gang was arraigned on Sunday on charges that he raped an 11-year-old girl after breaking in through her second-floor bedroom window in Brooklyn, law enforcement officials said.
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More churches are breaking in two over LGBTQ issues In recent decades four of the seven traditional mainline Protestant denominations have split up over homosexuality or related issues, such as the interpretation of Scripture and frustrations over rehashing the same debate for decades.
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Breaking In a major escalation of President Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran, the United States said it had killed Qassim Suleimani, the powerful commander of that country's Revolutionary Guard Corps, in a strike early Friday on the international airport in Iraq's capital.
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Yeah, but...anyone already aware of Martin realizes the contradiction, the anomaly, the paradox: Martin, a major-leaguer since breaking in with the Rangers in 2011, is from Cuba—which, it is worth pointing out, is not Mexico, where mariachi music originates.
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The Keeping up with the Kardashians stars aren't the only celebrities to receive shocking news from the clairvoyant: Bobby Brown is seen breaking in to tears in the promo after Henry shares a vision involving the late Whitney Houston and his daughter Bobbi Kristina Brown.
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That additional layer will make all the difference if your password ever slips into the wrong hands: Someone can try getting into your Gmail account, but if they don't physically have your phone to receive the text message from Google, breaking in becomes much harder.
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Defending champion Djokovic had fewer problems against the 35-year-old Spaniard than in his three-set second-round test with Nicolas Almagro on Wednesday, taking the first set 6-4 before breaking in the 12th game of the second to avoid a tie-break.
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This is despite the fact that almost all of the racial gaps concerning wealth, income, education, personal well-being, health, representation in the criminal justice system and as the heads of industry -- including the media and Fortune 500 companies -- continue breaking in whites' favor.
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But uh, you know, friends of mine, I still remember: Senior Cut Day, four of my friends got in trouble, um, you know, breaking in, they wanted to buy beer with a fake I.D.'s, the place was closed— NIGATU: This was high school?
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O'Reilly put the Blues back in front just three minutes later, taking a stretch pass from Jay Bouwmeester and then breaking in on the left side and beating Subban with a wrist shot into the top right corner for his 27th goal of the season.
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On the Runway After a relatively calm start to the final presidential debate on Wednesday, things took a turn for the nasty (with Donald J. Trump breaking in to call Hillary Clinton "a nasty woman" in one of the most-derided lines of the night).
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Breaking In a major escalation of President Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign against Iran, the United States said it had killed Qassim Suleimani, the powerful commander of that country's Revolutionary Guard Corps, in a strike early Friday on the international airport in Iraq's capital. 1.
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As they are sitting down to this beautiful, fancy dinner with all this pageantry, this story is breaking in "The Sun" where Donald Trump says you&aposve really screwed up this Brexit, and basically goes on and says Boris Johnson would make it better prime minister.
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Gabrielle Union went full method to prepare herself for her upcoming thriller Breaking In. In the film, the Bad Boys II star plays a single mother forced into survival mode when four criminal convicts kidnap her two children after a botched robbery at her father's Malibu mansion.
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" And there's been some talk about a fifth season as well: producer Shawn Levy told EW that "hearts were heard breaking in Netflix headquarters when the Brothers made four seasons sound like an official end, and I was suddenly getting phone calls from our actors' agents.
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In addition to wowing us with a heartbreaking 120,000-piece model of the Titanic breaking in two, Ryan McNaught also spent the month of December building an incredibly-detailed model of an Air France Concorde that reveals all of the supersonic plane's inner workings and details.
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This 8-bit tree adorned with classic Pac-Man decor, originally erected in 2007 in Madrid and uploaded to the web by Clipset, is just nostalgia-inducing enough to bring back to the days of breaking in new toys and ripping wrapping paper with reckless abandon.
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De Blasio, who got in late and is improbably hoping to muscle into a race already populated by several iconic candidates of the Left -- Senators Bernie Sanders of Vermont and Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts -- was fairly hyperventilating in the first debate, breaking in whenever he could.
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"Breaking In" takes a small step toward providing mothers equal time, casting Gabrielle Union as the mom in the wrong place at the wrong time -- certainly for the would-be bad guys -- in what amounts to the feature equivalent of a mildly efficient, extra-violent Lifetime movie.
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He also just likes the shoes — high praise from a dancer — and is looking forward to breaking in a pair of denim Gommino loafers this summer, when he will tour with his own troupe, Roberto Bolle and Friends, and put on a dance festival in his hometown.
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That's a reprieve black audiences may especially appreciate after the year of stellar but stressful black films we've had: 2018 started with suspenseful, action-packed films like Black Panther, Breaking In, and Proud Mary, and this summer brought politically charged movies like BlacKkKlansman and Sorry to Bother You.
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They squandered a 232-point lead in the fourth quarter against the Jazz on Saturday and are breaking in some new bodies at the center spot with Miles Plumlee making his team debut off the bench on Sunday and Frank Kaminsky starting in place of Cody Zeller (quad).
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Speaking to reporters afterward, Alexa grew visibly emotional as she discussed the mass shooting at a Florida high school on Wednesday afternoon that killed 17, news of which was breaking in the hours before she and Chris took the ice for their free skate in the pairs' competition.
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"The complete overhaul of the design for a then 4:3603 resolution TV was ground-breaking in terms of its simplicity in navigating non-linear grids with no pointing device, as well as a custom keyboard for more involved tasks like composing emails," Goldin wrote on his website.
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Mr. Lewis and Mr. Martin cobbled together a routine based on their after-hours high jinks at the Havana-Madrid, with Mr. Lewis as a bumbling busboy who kept breaking in on Mr. Martin — dropping trays, hurling food, cavorting like a monkey — without ever ruffling the singer's sang-froid.
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And she's certainly accomplished: She's starred in numerous hit movies and TV shows (most recently, "Breaking In"), and her 2017 book, "We're Going to Need More Wine," shot to the top of best-seller lists, with its refreshingly real approach to serious topics including color, gender and feminism.
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Despite a recent sell-off for fixed income, which primarily reflects traders pricing out the immediate risk of a global recession, the experience of the past decade suggests yields are unlikely to rise materially without something "breaking" in global markets, Perkins said in a research note on Wednesday.
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In his case he's touching so many people that when something breaks it's tougher than when WeWork is growing really fast and something breaks — because it only affects our nearly half a million members, and probably not even that many because it's just something breaking in one city or one location.
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With "major, major" confrontation jitters emanating from the White House and news breaking in Washington late Friday that North Korea attempted to test-fire yet another ballistic missile, the U.N. Security Council capped a month of high-stakes diplomacy with senior diplomats taking on the what-next-in-North-Korea debate.
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Individual options will surely vary for something as objective as shoe comfort, but the Altra's are one of the most comfortable pairs of running shoes I've owned in recent memory, and they shockingly took little breaking in, whereas other footwear brands can sometimes take weeks of running to get a truly comfortable fit.
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Stitch those stats to the galling footprint of harvesting raw materials, manufacturing them into textiles, and shipping finished items across oceans or continents, and we're talking about some pretty alarming ecological hazards — the devastatingly hidden cost buried in the pleasure of zipping up the latest Zara dress or breaking in stiff leather loafers.
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"Breaking In" was clearly designed as much a marketing proposition as a movie, a thriller whose twist on the formula is predicated in part on casting an African-American woman in the kind of role generally inhabited by guys like Liam Neeson -- and as an added bonus, just in time for Mother's Day.
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The strongest counterexample to this is "Climax," his collaboration with 6lack, which features a run where Thug pushes his voice to and past the point of breaking in a way that underscores that passage's emotional weight, but you'd be forgiven if the tape's opening two songs lull you out of rapt attention.
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In reality, the film fits nicely in a cannon of movies designed with the exclusive purpose of breaking in a new lead actress; movies like Easy A and The House Bunny were made with the sole interest of pushing an actress into that next strata of stardom, often to varying degrees of success.
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The most effective component of Russian interference was most likely the [Russian military intelligence agency known as the] GRU campaign, which we just released a big report on, which was the breaking in, stealing of email, creating narratives, and then pushing those narratives via WikiLeaks, DC leaks, and then friendly media outlets.
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" As a glaciologist, MacAyeal is able to identify the source of each sped-up sound: thumping moans are really iceberg tremors; zooming noises arrive from gliding glaciers; metallic plops are actually ice quakes; and chirps are the surprising babel of ice riffs breaking in succession — a chorus that MacAyeal likes to call "monkey laughing.
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After earning itself a fair amount of positive press coverage for arriving first on the scene with a premium foldable version of its Galaxy smartphone, the company soon found out how fragile and unprepared its version of the hardware was when review units sent out to journalists began breaking in unexpected ways last month.
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While the last properly good wave of British groups broke through music forums and MySpace (The Cribs, Arctic Monkeys, etc), thus leading to an influx of not-so-great copycat bands breaking in their wake, the traditional band format never really achieved anything through newer services such as Soundcloud – it just doesn't cater for them.
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Trump promises a return to pre–Great Depression economic policies Trump promises a return to pre–Great Depression economic policies In his inaugural address Friday, President Donald Trump signaled plans to push the relatively healthy U.S. economy in a protectionist direction, breaking in both style and substance from decades of orthodoxy on global trade.
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The New York Times reported instances of Harris being unpopular with some Koreans, including young people plucking fake mustache hair from a large photo of him at a protest in December and activists breaking in to his apartment in October to protest Washington&aposs insistence that South Korea should pay more to house US troops.
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On Wednesday, the FTC formally announced it had reached a $5 billion settlement with Facebook over charges that it misled its users on privacy issues — a fine that was record-breaking in size but was not accompanied by more fundamental changes in Facebook's business model, prompting some critics to accuse the US regulator of going easy on the company.
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Well now the Metropolitan Museum is in charge, and they're breaking in the space with a huge historical survey of unfinished artworks spanning the Renaissance to the 21st century and the first US retrospective devoted to Indian Modernist Nasreen Mohamedi, who put her distinctive stamp on Minimalism with her spare and elegant drawings, paintings, and photographs.
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As members of this class protect their status and economic gains for themselves and their children, Reeves contends, they have capitalized on a host of less visible forces — exclusionary zoning, the clustering of elites, legacy college admissions, disproportionate political influence — to build a protective wall, keeping those in the lower quintiles of the income distribution from breaking in.
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This stuff was happening already, it was gonna keep happening ... Well, remember that the difference with this weapon, as opposed to some of the other weapons — yes, sure, people were hacking, they were breaking in, they were stealing computer code, they were releasing information that people didn't want, they were spying, they were shutting down your computer.
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As an employee of a private company rather than a direct employee of the US government"—Snowden had been a contractor with Booz Allen Hamilton when he leaked the documents—"I was not protected by US whistleblower laws, and I would not have been protected from retaliation and legal sanction for revealing classified information about law breaking in accordance with the recommended process.
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But in the end, Sandberg's statement is nothing we haven't heard before from Facebook, and with reports about the platforms malign influence in Libya and the Philippines breaking in the last 24 hours, along with a report that conservative voices like Alex Jones are finding a new home in private Facebook groups, the COO could be in for torrid morning on Capitol Hill.
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Obviously just cutting 'pick your brain' from an email won't be the solution, but the barriers and walls you're up against are ones that can be broken down through developing genuine connections with people on your level, creating for the sake of it, and finding mentors who are on record saying they want to help voices that have a harder time breaking in.
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As an employee of a private company rather than a direct employee of the U.S. government" — Snowden had been a contractor with Booz Allen Hamilton when he leaked the documents — "I was not protected by U.S. whistleblower laws, and I would not have been protected from retaliation and legal sanction for revealing classified information about law breaking in accordance with the recommended process.
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Trump won Hispanic voters, with 45 percent breaking in his favor, roughly the same percentage that went for Rubio and Ted Cruz combined (28 percent and 18 percent, respectively.) Trump's victory was propelled by a broad coalition of voters, including evangelicals, voters without a college education, and people who said they were looking for a candidate outside the Republican establishment.
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"Jada nor I ever used the word feud… Back in the day, neither one of us knew originally what took place back then, but the people that we had around us were like, 'Well, you know how she feels about you,'" Union told Hoda Kotb while promoting her new film Breaking In. "And then it was like, 'Okay, girl, bye' for 17 years," she continued.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced "an official impeachment inquiry" at 5pm Tuesday, with the broadcast networks breaking in across the country: With President Trump tweeting peevishly from New York, where he spoke in the morning to the UN General Assembly, Pelosi pointed to a July phone call in which the president is said to have pressed the president of Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden, which could have helped Trump in 2020.
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Available in black, icy rose (a very millennial pink color, if you will), ripe papaya (a burnt orange creation), and dusty slate (what we imagine the residue from a piece of chalk would look like on your fingers if blackboards were still at thing), the shoes go for $118 and are already impressing the most loyal of J.Crew fans — though they do warn that the flats run small and may require a breaking-in period.
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The responses broke down along broadly partisan lines, with Trump supporters backing his decision to leave the treaty, Clinton supporters dissenting, and people who voted for other candidates or who didn't vote breaking in favor of the treaty: Civis often works with Democratic campaigns and was founded by Obama campaign veterans, but the poll has a remarkably large sample and uses a non-biased question, which gives me confidence the results are valid.
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