Apple Watch apps are breaking out from their earlier constraints.
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"Nobody else was breaking out in fifth grade," she says.
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This index is breaking out to new highs in here.
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Test your luck breaking out of prison with this game.
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The first step towards breaking out of any shopping rut?
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But he appears to be breaking out of his slump.
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"I think we're OK without it breaking out," he says.
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Politics, policy, pandemonium breaking out on Twitter every single day.
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Anxiety is breaking out in a rash for no reason.
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It's not currently breaking out what the revenue share is.
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My roommate's cat is always breaking out of her bathroom.
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So, something about breaking out of that has been liberating.
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Although technically I know everyone says it is breaking out.
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It's not breaking out any metrics for Europe yet either.
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Amid this forecasting nightmare, some frank talk is breaking out.
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Will you be breaking out your Daisy Dukes this summer?
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Freedom was breaking out in the Southern Hemisphere as well.
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He tweeted on Tuesday: I'm breaking out of this place.
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My face is also breaking out, which is so annoying.
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Beauty company Coty is breaking out — in a good way.
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"It's not breaking out," Mr. Lack said of her show.
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Square shares are breaking out of the box this month.
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"Lots of young designers need help breaking out," she said.
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This isn't the first time Amazon is breaking out vertical subscriptions.
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They scrubbed up pretty nicely, breaking out the sequins and stoles.
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My hands twitch, my nose runs, I'm breaking out in hives.
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AfD supporters breaking out into national anthem as exit polls announced.
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A few months ago, I started breaking out around my mouth.
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They're breaking out their sunglasses, sun hats, and best beach reads.
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Yet the company stopped breaking out its cloud revenue last June.
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Chrissy Teigen's breaking out in green ... almost from head to toe.
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"Somewhere Ann Curry is breaking out that champagne," wrote one user.
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Although it's apparently not breaking out any hard user numbers yet.
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Now, how much room—that's where the debate starts breaking out.
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Just breaking out into a couple of fully-choreographed Bollywood routines.
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Looting has been breaking out in some cities, especially at night.
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Repeat customers can start breaking out in a day or two.
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"We're very close to breaking out to new highs," he said.
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But just because you're breaking out doesn't necessarily mean you're pregnant.
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Companies that were marching together are now breaking out of formation.
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If I'm breaking out, I like iS Clinical Pro-Heal Serum.
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"I couldn't possibly comment," says Hindhaugh, before breaking out into laughter.
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It can seem like the city is breaking out in galleries.
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The coronavirus outbreak showed dangerous signs of breaking out beyond China.
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Farts come out of me like they're breaking out of prison.
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Now, Iran is more than a year away from breaking out.
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Most recently, hits are breaking out of the generic pop sound.
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It also means breaking out of the traditional panel border structure.
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Why are people seemingly losing their minds and breaking out in violence?
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It's been very constructive, breaking out above there and now holding that.
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Throughout Trump's remarks, his supporters were heard breaking out into loud applause.
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There are even anecdotal stories of calendrical fistfights breaking out in mosques.
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Pro-democracy demonstrations keep breaking out in Sudan, despite the regime's repression.
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The last quarter wasn't that good, yet here's the stock breaking out.
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The only question is how I start breaking out of that loop.
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I was really breaking out of my comfort zone, that's for sure.
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Paul Ryan is breaking out the big guns: a PowerPoint presentation pic.twitter.
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Facebook has offered lip service about breaking out of the echo chamber.
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Cillizza: The words "Florida recount" have political types breaking out in hives.
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After that, breaking out was even harder because the audiences were smaller.
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Whiteside, 26, was looking like a journeyman before breaking out last season.
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Moran suggests breaking out of your default once a week or month.
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Consider breaking out your adult coloring books, or drawing your own pattern.
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This employee is concerned most about riots breaking out in the store.
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As he spoke, arguments were already breaking out on Twitter and Facebook.
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The XRT ETF is breaking out above its resistance at around $51.
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"It&aposs life-changing," another employee said before breaking out in tears.
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That, among other actions, increased fears of a major fight breaking out.
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Breaking out your tarot deck or journal is also a wonderful idea.
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If you're a longstanding hockey hotbed, that means breaking out the history.
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The building was all about innovation and breaking out of the norm.
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Clinton's answer was terse: "No," she said, breaking out into a smile.
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Be smart: Federal workers haven't started breaking out their yellow vests quite yet.
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Because if you're breaking out or your skin's dry, you don't feel good.
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America is breaking out the nachos and beer for the Sunday's big game.
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My body temperature soars and I feel sweat breaking out in my face.
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From one [Bdellovibrio] cell entering you can get about 80 cells breaking out.
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You're The Worst arrived at a time when unlikable protagonists were breaking out.
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To be fair, Scope may be breaking out of its particularly ostentatious mold.
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Trader Guy Adami believes the stock is "breaking out" and should continue higher.
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Double the recipe to prevent any fistfights from breaking out between your cousins.
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The IGV ETF is less than 1 percent from breaking out above $206.
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Cops have tried to keep the peace, but fights are still breaking out.
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They see a risk of that kind of brinkmanship breaking out within weeks.
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For the rest of the morning, fights kept breaking out on Market Street.
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The Nikkei is breaking out, " said Rosenberg said Friday on CNBC's "Trading Nation.
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But Trump has done little to discourage the chants from breaking out again.
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The broad market and key leadership sectors are breaking out of a downtrend.
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Breaking out of the cultural norm is an easy way to stick out,
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"Profitable, impactful and outreaching," he proclaimed, a smile breaking out on his face.
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Breaking out of this cycle is particularly hard for candidates for public office.
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Kenya wildlife officials have yet to explain how the lions keep breaking out.
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For example, "Salesforce is something that looks like it's breaking out," said Baruch.
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"The Sisyphus stones," he said, a grin breaking out beneath his reddish goatee.
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Think of your parents breaking out the childhood home movies on prom night.
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OF Nomar Mazara continued to show signs of breaking out of a slump.
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The company isn't breaking out how many of Thursday's viewers were active users.
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If you're breaking out on your face and neck, don't throw in the towel.
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The index spent four months trading in a range before breaking out on Nov.
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Instead, the company did something even better, breaking out Touch ID from the bar.
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Yet, here we are — well past our pre-teen years and still breaking out.
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It was a tactical move by the authorities to prevent disorder breaking out today.
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The game doesn't just excel by breaking out of the usual Spider-Man timeline.
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He acknowledged recent headwinds like the dollar index breaking out and renewed trade escalation.
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Breaking out your website from your product can improve security via security in depth.
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And some, as you'll see, had a hard time breaking out of the box.
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Do you see yourself breaking out a proper freestyle if you win this competition?
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Breaking out of the Bollinger Bands doesn't send a clear buy or sell signal.
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Ebay and Walmart are already breaking out the tinsel this week with yuletide promotions.
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But Daya is perhaps the first singer to have a chance at breaking out.
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Read This Next: Can Someone Explain Why I'm an Adult and Still Breaking Out?
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Within minutes of the blaze breaking out, however, far-right conspiracy theories spread online.
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Short of that, we're going to have a tough breaking out to the upside.
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Dance Festival is breaking out of its small downtown theaters and onto the internet.
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He took as his job breaking out of the age of rectangles and seriality.
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All of a sudden, she was struggling to breathe and breaking out in hives.
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Few expressed surprise that after breaking out prison, Mr. Guzmán had decided to come home.
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Some homeowners aren't breaking out the champagne after they've closed on their new home purchase.
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"It took you that long to get that one," Fallon replied, breaking out into laughter.
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Before breaking out the shovels, Musk's venture will have to answer a ton of questions.
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There were also scenes of violent scuffles breaking out, captured live by cable news services.
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Apple is breaking out iTunes into multiple apps — Apple Music, Apple TV and Apple Podcasts.
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Ahead, the scents we're breaking out the second we put our puffer coats in storage.
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We are now breaking out of a monster base in Tech relative to S&Ps.
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Breaking out Blue States, the loss in foot traffic runs deeper than the national average.
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"I needed a little bit of help from breaking out of my box," she said.
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People still scramble to buy it, breaking out into fights at pharmacies in the film.
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Right now, it's my skin because I'm breaking out so much from makeup on stage.
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By breaking out the Spectacles, Minnesota is the first professional sports team to use wearable.
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"This is what we want to own, and it's breaking out to new highs today."
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The tech heavy Nasdaq 258.95 is breaking out, up 8 percent from its recent low.
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This is hardly the first incident of violence breaking out at one of your rallies.
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It will become increasingly difficult to resist breaking out the murder boards and tinfoil hats.
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"Boeing is only a few points away from breaking out to the upside," Cramer said.
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Jolly has had difficulty breaking out of a crowded GOP field that also includes Rep.
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Ms. Wang soon became feverish, her throat tightened and she began breaking out in hives.
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Until the seventh inning Wednesday night, the Mets' offense showed few signs of breaking out.
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This is hardly the first incident of violence breaking out at one of your rallies.
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"Well..," he says, breaking out in laughter and rowing back temporarily in reference to Brexit.
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You're becoming a new person this month and breaking out of your crab shell, Cancer.
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Indeed, there was significant internecine strife in the stands, with heated arguments breaking out habitually.
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Those divisions came to a head with multiple shouting matches breaking out throughout the meeting.
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There have been scattered reports of fights breaking out in wine and toilet paper aisles.
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The idea was simple: Fewer people in the streets, fewer chances of violence breaking out.
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Manager Mickey Callaway insists he's seeing subtle signs his team is breaking out of it.
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To those following minute by minute online, it seemed possible that war was breaking out.
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The huge premium Takeda is paying may have prevented a bidding war from breaking out.
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She wrote scripts for Sean Hannity before breaking out as a reporter for National Review.
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Mr. Corden has a well-known propensity for breaking out in song with his guests.
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They were building conversations in communities and those were the people who are breaking out.
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But the relationship has been uncomfortable, with fights breaking out every year over the budget.
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Taurus season is all about you breaking out of your normal routine and taking an adventure.
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The team looked at global PV costs from 1980 to 2012, breaking out the various drivers.
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I guess what makes me laugh is that peace seems to be breaking out all over.
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Breaking in Inmates at a federal prison in Atlanta allegedly have been breaking out for years.
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Wall Street is under pressure, but a handful of stocks are breaking out to new highs.
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While Chipotle is currently "breaking out," he added, that trend may be about to reverse. Disclaimer
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Yet, as others have noted, they're not breaking out any actual active user stats for RCS.
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Recreating the arm-swinging move, Ribeiro initially had to be coaxed into breaking out the move.
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Shares of Google-parent Alphabet move steadily higher Tuesday, breaking out to an all-time high.
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If it's breaking out on bad news, what the heck will happen when there's good news?
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After breaking out the bikini and packing up the cooler, don't forget to apply the sunscreen.
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It again highlights the problem Japan has breaking out of its postwar hangover without angering China.
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Still, he said he would "certainly try" to prevent such a chant from breaking out again.
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Prince George and Princess Charlotte aren't the only ones breaking out the crayons at Anmer Hall.
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Breaking out of your normal, everyday routine will help you get fresh perspective and move forward.
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Celebrate Harel's birthday by breaking out a bottle of vino (whites pair best) and a baguette.
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"Home sales are stuck and they are not breaking out," NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun said.
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Henry Winkler had a few small TV roles before breaking out as Fonzie on "Happy Days."
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I, unlike Black-ish's Dre Johnson, am not breaking out a new box on the daily.
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Bank stocks have been breaking out, and one chart-minded analyst sees more room to run.
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Biotech has been quietly breaking out, now up more than 10 percent from its April lows.
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I could sense my heart racing, my chest tightening, and sweat breaking out on my temples.
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While he's a fan-favorite to win, Burgess isn't breaking out the pinot noir just yet.
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The school was facing a critical test on whether it could prevent violence from breaking out.
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Stephen Colbert mimicked his technique, breaking out an easel, pictures and his own "Star Wars" reference.
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Since breaking out in China last December, the virus has spread to more than 150 countries.
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I thought, I'll just wash my face on the plane, but I kept on breaking out.
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The company hinted at the move when it stopped breaking out iPhone unit sales last year.
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I'm prone to breaking out on my chest and back because I work out a lot.
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If Regeneron and Celgene can start breaking out to the upside, she'd get positive fast. Me?
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But what is interesting is that we're not really breaking out of any ranges in Treasuries.
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Discrimination against homeless job applicants prevents them from breaking out of poverty and from obtaining housing.
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I love them and I am breaking out the black hat and mesh in their honor.
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Cranberry White-Chocolate-Chip Cookies Forget the macadamia nuts; this year, we're breaking out the cranberries. 4.
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By breaking out of the pack of also-rans, Rubio forced Jeb Bush out of the race.
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The Orioles didn't do much in the early innings before breaking out a bit in the fifth.
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The fires consuming parts of Southern California have moved rapidly since breaking out a few days ago.
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Since breaking out in 2015, Ed Sheeran has rubbed elbows — and collaborated — with seemingly everyone in music.
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So after Brazil&aposs thrilling win over Costa Rica, the friends celebrated by breaking out the drums.
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They described a fight breaking out and police stopping by to see when gas would be available.
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It's time to watch the leaves change and start breaking out all the wool clothes you own.
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Instead of breaking out our most gorgeous fitted turtleneck, we're opting for super-chunky knits and cardigans.
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A spokeswoman for Utair said media reports about a fire breaking out on the plane were incorrect.
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After all, there's more to festival planning than simply breaking out your shortest skirt and brightest lipstick.
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With Ellen's love comes pure comfort, and not just because she's often breaking out funky dance moves.
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Spring cleaning means breaking out your vacuum and finally giving all those pesky dust bunnies the boot.
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The business is not breaking out any user or usage metrics at this stage, five years in.
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He said Microsoft should find support at $114 after breaking out above that level in mid-March.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is breaking out her Seinfeld character's signature dance moves again — and for great reason!
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The first chart suggests the S&P 500 will hit turbulence before breaking out to new highs.
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That's the perfect combination to justify breaking out the blender and whipping up some refreshing frozen margaritas.
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Michelle Williams started acting five years before breaking out on "Dawson's Creek" with an appearance on "Baywatch."
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Chinese stocks are breaking out as trade progress between the U.S. and China hits the headlines again.
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The market is breaking out as global economic data is taking the edge off the slowdown narrative.
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"It's not breaking out," NBC News Chairman Andrew Lack said of her show in the Times piece.
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With the weather changing, my skin is breaking out and none of my usual products are working.
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The meme joked that Miller had discovered "McDonald's Monopoly" since breaking out of prison on the show.
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This album flips the script by breaking out an obscure songbook rather than reimagining a famous one.
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No wonder there is a recurring motif of breaking out, of escape, be it physically or metaphorically.
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Eurus is promptly returned to the same maximum security prison she spent years casually breaking out of.
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The sky was darkening, smoke was thickening and they could see small fires breaking out around them.
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So both sides were breaking out calculators and past vote results to make arguments in their favor.
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Now they're breaking out of the internet and scoring lucrative deals in the fashion and entertainment spheres.
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When fights starting breaking out between Ms. Monserrate and her boyfriend, she decided something had to change.
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"The stock market, already celebrating Trump's military success, is breaking out to reach new heights," he said.
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Ari Wald, head of technical analysis at Oppenheimer, sees three of those stocks breaking out even further.
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Alibaba is breaking out over a multiyear range and I think the fundamentals are very strong there.
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The in-house arena music guys—Tampa breaking out "Don't Stop Believin'" to taunt the Red Wings?
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As this was happening, a civil war within the Republican Party was breaking out into open view.
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From modes of dress to pronoun use to gender roles, the world is breaking out of rigid binaries.
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Television pictures showed fire breaking out at the front of the outdoor stage during a performance by dancers.
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So WTOL's morning news team on Wednesday pulled out all the stops by breaking out all. That. Slaaaang.
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We're breaking out the specific details as we learn them in this post, but here's the core gist.
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"The slide in Hong Kong varies from one brand to another," Duplaix told reporters, without breaking out numbers.
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So we have peace breaking out on the Korean Peninsula — and President Trump gets some credit for that.
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After all, it takes a little planning to properly update your look before breaking out the chunky sweaters.
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Adjusting it to change its specifications does not require breaking out the spanners and taking it to bits.
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All the big platforms are leery of a patchwork of such regulations breaking out all over the country.
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Corn has rallied sharply breaking out of a five-year range as persistent wetness has raised supply concerns.
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A really captivating math problem should have its engagement defined by breaking out of routines of conventional thinking.
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Alec Baldwin didn't let Saturday Night Live's summer hiatus stop him from breaking out his Donald Trump impression.
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This is a show about Anissa and Jennifer breaking out of their father's shadow and honoring his legacy.
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So here I am, breaking out of the high-rise and escaping into the woods for a week.
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I realized that I can go a few days between washings without breaking out or ruining my pillow.
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They wanted to help, but they knew breaking out of the cell could land them in deeper trouble.
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Read on for a few common reasons (allergies and non-allergies) you might be breaking out in hives.
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Dollar Tree started breaking out comparable sales for the Family Dollar business from the fourth quarter of 24.17.
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We'd go to CBGBs to have a show cut short because of fights breaking out in the pit.
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It's not like Luke is breaking out the linen button-downs for the gray skies of Riga, Latvia.
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TIME reported near-riots breaking out over the simple – some might even say ugly – cloth-and-vinyl dolls.
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Breaking out above those highs will require clear indications of significant rapid drawdowns in U.S. crude oil inventories.
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It's been an attempt at breaking out of my own gender, and gaining permission to exist in 'theirs'.
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I think there's some challenges to a record breaking out, but I think there's more upsides than downsides.
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"Someone sent me the clip of when they were talking about me," he said, breaking out into laughter.
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It has high hopes of breaking out of that enclave and taking power in several other big cities.
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"Every time I visit home and use the water, I notice my face breaking out again," she said.
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Guzmán was recaptured by authorities last week after breaking out of a Mexican maximum-security prison in July.
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Caroline: A lot of times when I use makeup-removing towelettes, they end up breaking out my face.
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We are always at risk of a new disease breaking out, or a previously controlled one surging back.
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Major creators rarely walked the floor, as the risk of a riot breaking out was just too real.
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Well, more or less, we were just kind of breaking out of music as a hobby, you know?
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For others, it's Memorial Day Weekend — and, more specifically, breaking out all your warm-weather pieces once again.
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"I think it's bullish because this has been a lagging group and they're finally breaking out," said Sohn.
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Before breaking out tools and tech, the first step in vacation-proofing is to check off the basics.
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Missing the debates would have made breaking out of a crowded field (on a shoestring budget) prohibitively difficult.
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She recalled that the unit, as a whole, was "on edge," breaking out into verbal arguments and brawls.
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The Shift Even before the damage from Hurricane Harvey is tallied, big corporations are breaking out their checkbooks.
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With regards to how many homes Proportunity has helped finance, the startup isn't breaking out the exact numbers.
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All of this has occurred without Saudi Arabia breaking out into civil war, riots, or even mass protests.
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RC: And to have this constraint, this heavy weight, is synonymous with what she was breaking out of.
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Henry Winkler had a few small TV roles before breaking out as Fonzie on "Happy Days" in 1974.
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One victim was a 17-year-old girl who escaped by breaking out of a window, Brewer said.
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Kirk is explosive and some signs in the offseason point to him breaking out in his second year.
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While blue states are locking down reproductive rights, tougher fights are breaking out in red and purple states.
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To make matters worse, you have cramps, you're breaking out from stress, and your parents won't stop fighting.
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Target said third-quarter digital sales climbed 49 percent, the best since the company started breaking out that metric.
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And a lot like Glee, the cast of Dream High has a thing for breaking out into musical numbers.
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And the even better news is that breaking out of prison doesn't appear to be a crime in Iceland.
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A fight wound up breaking out between the two men, which ended with Baier shoving Michael to the ground.
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Although I like this framework, I also prefer breaking out my tasks in two simple columns: Important vs. Urgent.
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I wash my face, use Sunday Riley Good Genes because my forehead is breaking out, and head to bed.
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Since breaking out at the beginning of the year, it has traded in a range between $340 and $380.
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One of the toughest parts about being a human is breaking out of seeing things from your own perspective.
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Even though Alphabet isn't publicly breaking out each unit's financials, the company is closely watching the overall cost structure.
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Eventually, I met Bella and Gigi Hadid, then Kendall Jenner when she was first breaking out on the scene.
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"All of our endeavors are to prevent war from breaking out and maintain peace," Moon said in his speech.
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Former Fortress hedge-fund manager Michael Novogratz doesn't see much chance of bitcoin breaking out of its current slump.
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"[The] song's kind of about breaking out of a situation that you thought was a good thing," he shared.
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Nothing marks the official arrival of cold weather quite like breaking out your puffer coat for the first time.
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Black Dove, to me, represents letting go of the cultural binds and shackles that kept me from breaking out.
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Google will be reporting at the beginning of next week, but has not been breaking out cloud revenue recently.
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But if you're having a severe reaction to insect bites, your body may respond by breaking out in hives.
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On Tuesday, actor Kal Penn started tweeting out old scripts from his early days breaking out as an actor.
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Most likely, WO picks up the spider DNA after breaking out of a Wolbachia cell into the animal cell.
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In an unusual but welcome level of transparency for a privately owned company, Movinga is breaking out the investment.
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That means inflation is well under control, with no indication of breaking out from its over 22019-year range.
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It took just a few hours for the fire to explode in size after breaking out early Thursday morning.
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Breaking out the tasks you need to do one by one can help you stay motivated, Everplans' Schneiderman said.
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Finally, here's an important point: Breaking out of a downtrend does not mean we are in a convincing uptrend.
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Earlier this month, NBC Chairman Andy Lack said that the show wasn't "breaking out" but that he had patience.
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It's been blasting through the roof, breaking out above the $60 level after languishing in the $50s for ages.
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In a communal effort to lift the mood, Italians stuck in their homes have been breaking out in song.
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"Our government will do everything it can to prevent war from breaking out," he said in his speech Tuesday.
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It is thought to circulate in bats, occasionally breaking out to infect people or apes that people sometimes eat.
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Emily Ratajkowski is breaking out her fall boots — and she's already making it known which pair is her favorite.
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That would radically increase the risk of hostilities breaking out between Israel and Iran in this Syrian border area.
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Michelle Williams started acting five years before breaking out on "Dawson's Creek" with an appearance on "Baywatch" in 1993.
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We bought this stock when it was breaking out of that big base, there was a lot of controversy.
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The company said earlier this month it would stop breaking out individual sales figures for the iPhone, iPad and Mac.
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It got me excited about ingredients, because I wanted to have an encyclopedic knowledge of why I was breaking out.
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Just a few hours later, he began breaking out in blisters and his family noticed scarring all over his body.
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Gundlach said gold prices, which have broken their downtrend line, were on the verge of breaking out to the upside.
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However, after only just breaking out above its October highs, it could struggle to continue its move higher, Maley said.
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At one point, Hotz said he was even entertaining founding a religion dedicated to breaking out of the simulated universe.
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The memorial descended into chaos, with multiple fights breaking out among kitchen staff, which security staff believed were gang-related.
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Breaking out time by feed browsing, Explore/other browsing, Stories, and Direct could identify the most harmful passive consumption behaviors.
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Months later, Berry has yet to stop showing off new looks — and she's finally breaking out the rainbow hair looks.
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But I think the most challenging one is the idea of getting something new and breaking out of the system.
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Because nothing says "friendship" like breaking out your carefully choreographed arm-dancing routine in front of all the cool kids.
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With Watch and these shows, it's breaking out of the web to challenge traditional television, which is seeing viewership slide.
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But it is great if your face is breaking out because of the yeast extract and lactic acid in it.
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German cockroaches, on the other hand, are more nimble, but the risk of them breaking out isn't nearly as perilous.
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Winter is coming, which means most people are breaking out their winter coats that are so bulky, they're borderline ridiculous.
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It's unclear what the fundamental catalyst is for the jump as it's breaking out from its 200-day moving average.
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Stocks may be in for a deeper pullback, now that the so-called fear index is finally breaking out higher.
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Nurmagomedov's brutal submission victory over Ireland's McGregor on Saturday was followed by fights breaking out in and around the cage.
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Teigen and Legend followed Dax Shepard and Kristen Bell's lead by breaking out a board game after the awards show.
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Vancouver Canucks (31-38-13, -153)—Alexandre Burrows ends a rough season by breaking out the Luc Bourdon tribute. 2.
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May's disappointing job growth delivered another blow to hopes that the U.S. economy is on the cusp of breaking out.
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Tonight's perfect for spending some quality time with yourself and practicing your psychic abilities or breaking out your tarot deck.
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"If you have bangs and you're breaking out on your forehead, it's often the products you're using," Dr. Peredo says.
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Might just help keep you warm when you start breaking out the wool sweaters in a couple of weeks. Cheers.
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"Our view is that southern Syria will see a new conflict breaking out between Iranian proxies and Israel, " he added.
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One data point to watch: The small-cap Russell 2000 is 1 percent from breaking out to a historic high.
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But there is a flip side to that: Chinese internet companies have had a hard time breaking out of it.
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So, what has, thus far (there is a lot of election left to go), prevented Harris's campaign from breaking out?
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Beyond relevancy, there is one more advantage that shouldn't be overlooked when buying specific audiences: breaking out from the clutter.
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Brown attributes Smith's breakout success this season to opportunity and breaking out of the role he'd had on previous teams.
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This explosive growth in popularity is a good indicator that our shows and stars are breaking out around the planet.
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Trump's star has since become a battle ground for pro- and anti-Trump groups ... with several brawls breaking out there.
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Senator Jon Tester of Montana is breaking out his own campaign closer: an old meat grinder with a bloody history.
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By autumn, heavy fighting was breaking out in Chu Lai and Tam Ky, two key coastal centers of the war.
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The past year was a great one for documentaries breaking out of the arthouse circuit and into the wider conversation.
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Breaking out in a cold sweat, or feeling nausea or lightheadedness, may also be warning signs of a heart attack.
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The Capitals had scored just two goals in their past two games before breaking out a bit in this one.
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"I don't think that everybody is breaking out based upon the debates at this point — viewership has declined," he said.
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However, supply is tighter as of late and oil prices seem to be breaking out in the last three months.
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And public anger about collusion between companies and the government has never been greater, with protests breaking out this year.
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Protests breaking out at GOP town hall meetings could stop Republican lawmakers from fully repealing the Affordable Care Act, Rep.
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"It won't go as far as war breaking out, but there's no contact" between the two sides, Mr. Wang said.
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But because of his penchant for breaking out of prisons, he was held at the high-security prison in Manhattan.
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But because of his penchant for breaking out of prisons, he was held at the high-security prison in Manhattan.
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This was the first time I learned about breaking out into "heat bumps" and, in short order, about wearing zinc oxide.
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Big, bold, and so damn cool, it's one of the most daring styles you can sport without breaking out the clippers.
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While reports indicate that police escorted some out, there have also been reports of fights breaking out between supporters and protesters.
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From their Canadian roots to both breaking out via social media, Shawn Mendes and Justin Bieber have a lot in common.
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She said the car was struck by three waves, breaking out the back window and filling the vehicle with gushing water.
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After McClure made the diversity announcement, I mentioned it on Twitter and McClure promptly apologized for not breaking out those stats.
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If it sees a familiar nefarious pattern breaking out, it will stop it, like a human immune system attacking a virus.
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It's the scene I swim in, so breaking out of that and writing about something else is actually challenging for me.
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While Metz has no trouble breaking out into song on red carpets, she admitted doing it on set can be daunting.
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The rooms you're breaking out of are slightly different each time you play, so you can't just memorize an escape route.
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It's not breaking out monthly active users but managing editor Michaël Jarjour tells TechCrunch that's now in the "hundreds of thousands".
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Dressing for autumn can feel like an exercise in putting on just enough garments to further prolong breaking out one's parka.
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"I use this every day when I'm breaking out and three times a week when my skin is clear," wrote Reinhart.
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But a breaking-out story like Jack in the Box, which sadly my charitable trust left at a very bad price.
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Amazon is rolling out new monthly subscription offers and breaking out Prime Video into its own subscription for the first time.
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So here's a timeline breaking out when the various reveals, link drops, and Delos sites for the second season promotional push.
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But if we're being honest, we're starting to get a little giddy about breaking out our boots and jackets once again.
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Oftentimes I'd be at her house [to do her hair] and she'd be on the piano and breaking out in song.
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Crunchbase is not breaking out monthly active users, but McConnell told me that there are around 10 million sessions per month.
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Breaking out AI as its own unit suggests Google wants to infuse the technology into more practical parts of its business.
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There aren't kids in classrooms throwing down their chairs and breaking out into "Doing Time (For Being Young)" (I don't think?
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While we love breaking out our warm-weather clothing items, we also love refreshing our accessories, and more specifically, our handbags.
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They became bona fide rockstars after breaking out with their third single, "I Believe in a Thing Called Love," in 2003.
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The decline was the first since PepsiCo started breaking out beverage sales in North America in the third quarter of 2015.
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For the duets, I worked with specific points of embrace and breaking out of those to find new points of embrace.
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But those breaking out the bourbon in the belief that Trump Fever is abating in Kentucky should put away their glasses.
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And as I've already mentioned, we are indeed seeing a lot of right-wing anti-Semitism breaking out into the open.
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To be clear, we're still relatively far from the point of actual military conflict breaking out between any of these countries.
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The company stopped breaking out unit sales for the iPhone earlier this year and sang the praises of recurring subscription revenue.
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Just as they do every year, California trees have been breaking out in spectacular hues of crimson and gold since September.
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In November, the company rattled investors when it decided to stop breaking out iPhone sales — not exactly a sign of strength.
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" He added, "Meanwhile, Technology is breaking out of an 18-year base since the all-time highs in March of 2000.
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Since 1950, North Koreans haven't been able to buy Coke either, thanks to the Korean War breaking out that same year.
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Fortunately, labor force participation appears to be breaking out to the upside after having been in a sideways trend since 22019.
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There's no guarantee that oil prices will keep rising, but when it does, these stocks have a history of breaking out.
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If your skin is breaking out more or worse than usual while pregnant, you can (shocker) thank your hormones for that.
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" Bremmer added that it's hard to see the U.S. "credibly threatening military preemption when peace is breaking out across the peninsula.
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It's not breaking out user numbers at this point — but will say it has processed two million job applications since launch.
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As a result, gun battles between criminal factions and assaults on police and military patrols are breaking out nearly every day.
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By all means enjoy how the first three tracks all start with a tease before breaking out the rockets' red glare.
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Jonathan Krinsky, chief market technician at MKM Partners, said Twitter's stock was breaking out of a two-year range on Thursday.
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For this reason I'm always interested by attempts, successful or not, to design fighting games into breaking out of their niche.
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With inflation contained and at no risk of breaking out, investors are nervous the Fed has gone too far, he suggested.
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It does, however, seem like he's gotten slightly better at breaking out from behind bars since his last attempt in 2005.
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There was a notable decrease in attacks compared to the near-constant violence breaking out across the country in recent months.
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It becomes a little more complicated and a whole lot more disappointing, though, once you notice that you're still breaking out.
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One piece of advice he has for all of those breaking out in the industry: to be careful with social media.
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This transit is all about breaking out of routine — you might find yourself spicing things up in the bedroom, for instance.
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Some analysts warned of the possibility of war breaking out, with both countries swelling with nationalism and eager to demonstrate muscle.
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Breaking out of that cocoon would be an act of needless destruction, its violence transforming the retreat into a hornet's nest.
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The first act floats along on a wave of silliness, with cooking taking place only haphazardly but singing breaking out repeatedly.
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That's not stopping many from breaking out their buy lists and adding to their favorite stocks and sectors in this downturn.
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"This time around however the dollar is breaking downfrom a multi-year top, not breaking out from a multi-year bottom."
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Larry McDonald, publisher of the Bear Traps Report, told CNBC's "Trading Nation " that gold is breaking out and could rally further.
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Moves were confined within broad trading ranges, however, as investors assigned a low probability of a full-scale conflict breaking out.
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If I'm breaking out, I'll go for the Active serum, and if my skin is dry, I do the Pro-Heal.
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But as people's needs were not being addressed for decades, the tensions heightened to the point where violence started breaking out.
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"I think that would bode well for the market eventually working its way higher and breaking out to new highs," he said.
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Breaking out these subgroups and recognizing them as distinct types of diabetes could hopefully lead to better tailored treatment, the researchers say.
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"I think we are at the very limit," Pope Francis said when asked if he was concerned about nuclear war breaking out.
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My Trump media diet reminded me that I could also benefit from breaking out of the bubble—except I'm not the president.
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Hamill went all out, even donning a Vader mask and breaking out his best James Earl Jones impression to play his father.
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But they are smart enough to not take steps that permit adversaries to say they are "breaking out" towards a nuclear weapon.
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A product carrying the label is probably still better than one which does not, especially if you are susceptible to breaking out.
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The team's big offseason acquisition, Fowler is 8-for-56 in 14 games with 16 strikeouts, but appears close to breaking out.
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There were a lot of thunderstorms in the area but you can see the sun is breaking out a little bit there.
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The new film centers on Michael Myers breaking out of prison and returning to Haddonfield where Curtis' Strode is waiting for him.
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It is worth breaking out the tape measure to see just how far Mr Trump and his enablers have moved the goalposts.
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Accusations flew that a participant could be the real killer, with an unscripted showdown breaking out between players in a hotel hallway.
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Rather than immediately breaking out the crowbars, however, they decided to move in first, to get a better sense of the house.
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Israeli police had heightened their presence throughout Jerusalem's walled old city to prevent any clashes from breaking out, the police spokesman said.
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This is a stock that had been kept really just doing nothing for a very long time, and now it's breaking out.
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Tensions are high specifically near the eastern region of Donbass along the Russian border, where fighting has been breaking out since 2014.
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So the officers want to know, is there a fire breaking out, or is a crowd gathering where it shouldn't be gathering?
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Howie Kendrick has provided a boost of late by playing multiple positions and breaking out of an early-season slump with a .
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On Monday, mourners and protestors marched on the Bay Area streets with a number of small fights breaking out amongst the crowd.
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Still, Kloza said that market technicians believe U.S. crude needs to strike $42 before traders are convinced oil prices are breaking out.
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Though, as we reported last month, jobs growth markdowns show the data may not be breaking out the way initial estimates suggest.
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There was often quiet for a while after a crackdown, but battles had a way of breaking out again after a while.
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Pitcher Sean Doolittle also marked the occasion by breaking out a special pair of rainbow cleats in order to show his support.
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He pointed specifically to the cancellation of an event in Chicago Friday evening amid fights breaking out before the scheduled rally began.
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Alphabet began a new reporting method last month, breaking out results for its main Internet products from those of its newer ventures.
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The people at Pure went all out for Draymond ... breaking out bottles of booze, confetti and hot chicks in sexy Warriors uniforms.
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Three governors whose hopes of breaking out of the second tier are riding on their results here will be on the attack.
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But the company stopped breaking out the sales and profitability of its stores years ago, so outsiders are left guessing on performance.
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Plus, this bad boy has kept my skin from breaking out after running to the subway more times than I can count.
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Khaki-clad tourists have been washing up on its shores for generations, but with fewer wars breaking out their numbers are increasing.
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After listening to the 2.0 sales pitch, Americans may feel like breaking out the bubbly and buying a new car or house.
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The episode ends with obligatory hints of action: Offred finally getting her hands on her contraband (courtesy of Moira), Moira breaking out.
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But the stock market is up, wages are up, unemployment is down, and peace may be breaking out on the Korean Peninsula.
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A patch of prairie in Kansas with a weak but functional signal, people lining for miles to check texts, riots breaking out.
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In some neighborhoods, firefighters found themselves putting out one fire, only to find another breaking out next door or down the block.
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Nintendo went on develop several sequels to the original before tasking Miyamoto with breaking out the Mario character for his own game.
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USIP serves as a highly cost-effective way of preserving the peace once a conflict ends or preventing hostilities from breaking out.
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Some military analysts and historians agree and put the odds of a civil war breaking out in the United States frighteningly high.
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Thanksgiving week was technically positive for the market, with the small cap Russell 2000 breaking out, joining other indexes in an uptrend.
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The backlash that followed Trump's tweets were swift, with protests among players breaking out across the NFL in response on Sept. 24.
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Trump's audience seemed ready to get on board, cheering his accusations of treason and then breaking out in "lock them up!" chants.
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Winston, Nick, and Schmidt have been friends for years; Jess is a woman who doesn't know them and likes breaking out into song.
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Rivian has one entering production, but it's hard to imagine the brand breaking out of a rather small niche with its first model.
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Wind-driven wildfires breaking out across Northern California forced thousands of residents to flee their homes throughout rural regions north of San Francisco.
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I'm luckily not feeling hungover from the event the night before, but my skin is feeling parched and is breaking out a little.
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Just like an ape breaking out of a lab, you have to take each moment as it comes, making decisions in the moment.
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The company is also touting "worldwide interest" and "sales momentum" for its HTC 10 smartphone, but isn't breaking out any actual sales figures.
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Oddly it doesn't appear that this company is breaking out its most recent quarters, but it'll be a wait and see for now.
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The news rippled slowly through the room, with excited cheers breaking out in clusters as people realized that Jones had actually done it.
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Something to make it feel inviting and homey, perfect for breaking out the snacks for an evening of catching up on their show.
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The bottom line: It's hard to see the new debate about the health system breaking out of familiar boxes unless the messaging changes.
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But while oil may still have a chance of breaking out, Worth doesn't have high hopes for the energy sector as a whole.
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Government forces are on the verge of breaking out of Taiz, Yemen's third-largest city, besieged by the Houthis for almost three years.
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The Wildcats weren't seriously challenged in Friday's 83-45 triumph over American, breaking out to a 19-5 lead and cruising from there.
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Many have said that Twitter should consider breaking out private messaging as its own application, but that has yet to come to pass.
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The first signs of spring mean many things: giving up tights, breaking out your favorite pair of slides and most importantly, spring cleaning.
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Presentations: The challenging future of AR/VR From expensive hardware to breaking out beyond gaming, AR/VR technology faces hurdles to widespread adoption.
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Stef Chura admits that there aren't a lot of artists breaking out of Detroit (except for Big Sean and Dej Loaf, of course).
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This isn't about breaking out of the rut of the usual date night at the local brewpub; it's about national and global politics.
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This latest arrangement of "Bad Romance" featuring Sara Niemietz & The Sole Sisters will have you breaking out your old dancin' shoes for sure.
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Signs can include chest pain, shortness of breath, breaking out in a cold sweat, dizziness or nausea, according to the American Heart Association.
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He said there are multiple obstacles that are keeping wage growth low — around 2.5 percent now and showing little signs of breaking out.
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"I never had any problems with my skin before or since the show, but throughout the season, I was breaking out," says Booth.
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In this puzzle, "One way to break out" might make you think of acne, but today, Mr. Healy is breaking out IN SONG.
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Apple stopped breaking out iPhone unit sales as of this year as it tries to shift the narrative for investors toward services revenue.
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Breaking out his campaign nickname for Clinton — "crooked" Hillary — he said the former secretary of State and her family had "dealings" with Russia.
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Camila Cabello, who plays at Terminal 5 on May 4, is building a career after breaking out as a member of Fifth Harmony.
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I was so distressed by these photos I could barely glance at them before breaking out into my touching-and-looking swallowing ritual.
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If you had a history of severe acne before you became pregnant, then you have a higher risk of breaking out during pregnancy.
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Time and again, the kind of national unity for which Trump's scripted speech sometimes reached appeared on the verge of spontaneously breaking out.
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In addition to breaking out that old campaign trail excuse, he also claimed they'd be too complex and long for anyone to understand.
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In early August 2008, I rushed from Moscow to Tbilisi to cover the conflict breaking out between Russia and the Republic of Georgia.
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"Even if your skin is breaking out a bit now, it should come to balance its own oil production in time," she explains.
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Breaking out from that semicircle is a white tongue of ice, a large river containing sediments from the bottom of the ice sheet.
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And it's changing the way item prices are listed online, by breaking out the cost of the item and the cost of shipping.
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He also suggested breaking out some yoga moves with all the legroom in the center of the vehicle even with six people inside.
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She remembered walking onto campus for the first time after the incident and having a panic attack, her body breaking out into hives.
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Andrew McCutchen showed signs of breaking out of his funk by reaching base four times, including a season-high three via the walk.
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"Often after breaking out from well-defined tops you check back to the top, pivot and start to go up again," he explained.
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Iran said that it will take "harsh revenge" in response, which has sparked concerns about the possibility of World War III breaking out.
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There's nothing like spreading out the Talisman board, breaking out some snacks, and digging in for a day of dungeon delving with friends.
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Another death was also reported in the state of Merida from unrest which is breaking out sporadically across the South American OPEC nation.
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In this way, he is part of a tradition of American officials who've flirted with the notion of war breaking out in space.
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"We are breaking out of the enclosure," said Susy Delgado, who won the 2017 national literature prize for her work in the language.
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In recent quarters Microsoft has been breaking out the impact from different business segments, providing a more granular view of how each is doing.
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If you're breaking out into a cold sweat just thinking about the big day, the best way to calm yourself is by being prepared.
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The sportswear giant is down more than 18 percent this quarter, but Johnson believes it's on the verge of breaking out to the upside.
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"'A war within the president's term', 'war breaking out tonight' are not just slogans, but the reality," Liu said in the Chinese commentary piece.
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With pandemonium breaking out across the course as 14-times major winner Woods rolled back the years, even Spieth found himself getting sucked in.
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Clashes around the region have fueled worries of a widening conflict breaking out in the region, which is crossed by oil and gas pipelines.
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With Garrett out of the producer spot and both Kara and Justin vying for it, there might be another kind of fight breaking out.
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"If you're always breaking out after a wax or a thread, it's most likely due to the wrong aftercare or prep beforehand," she says.
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The fashions she wears routinely sell out, and she's always breaking out new pieces — or re-wearing old ones in a new, chic way.
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Today, we're breaking out a new playlist for the colder months, with enough heart-pumping tracks to keep you warm for your entire workout.
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" Salih says he's "worried" about a war breaking out between the United States and Iran — and that this war would spell "disaster for everybody.
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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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No matter what you're up to — or even if you're up to nothing at all — breaking out the loungewear is a trend you deserve.
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Low wages, fueled in part by a federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour, are harming people's chances of breaking out of that cycle.
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Russian spies, in particular, were blisteringly fast at breaking out into their enemies' networks, taking an average of just 18 minutes to do so.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Copper has finally emerged from its extended winter hibernation, breaking out of an eight-month trading range to hit two-year highs.
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Sure, breaking out sucks when you're a teenager, but at least you're somewhat united in it, as your friends will probably be suffering too.
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Image: YouTubeThe Russian robot that gained internet infamy by "breaking out" of its lab a few months ago just can't stay out of trouble.
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Even with December's downward revisions, payrolls remain solid, but the markdowns show the data may not be breaking out the way initial estimates suggest.
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Facebook told investors Wednesday it will eventually stop breaking out numbers for its namesake platform and instead report metrics for its "Family" of services.
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Apple introduced this narrative in its last quarter, when it first announced it would stop breaking out unit sales for iPhone, iPad and Mac.
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Chinese road freight grew last year; officials have started breaking out consumer-focused industries within its official PMI, and those data still seem robust.
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Francia Raisa brings in the laughs by breaking out impromptu Spanglish on-screen with her portrayal of Cuban-American Ana on Freeform's Grown-ish.
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An adult appears to be pushing her down and other girls hold her arms, apparently to prevent her from breaking out of the split.
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"They've been some of the most dependable stocks every time they get hit because it's not like world peace is breaking out," he said.
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A member of a choir in Chibok, Dorcas loved to sing, even while cooking, her mother said, breaking out into her daughter's favorite tune.
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They now have more than 100,63 paying subscribers for Prisma, though they're not breaking out active usage — beyond saying it runs into the "millions".
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And every time tensions between the US and North Korea rise, the likelihood of war breaking out between the two countries rises as well.
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With the new Wedding Shop, Amazon is breaking out a particular segment of the weddings industry and giving its own destination on its site.
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That could mean a long wait until the next hike, with the Fed's preferred inflation gauge showing little signs of breaking out anytime soon.
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Energy stocks are finally breaking out for several reasons, but the run-up in oil prices is supporting the sector in the near term.
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" U.S. Steel: "Why would you want to do that when we have Nucor finally breaking out on what I regard as an infrastructure play?
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Protest marches were taking place around the country, crime was surging, and race riots were breaking out in Detroit, Newark, Milwaukee, and other cities.
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It may seem that the arrival of the Ichthys Venturer floating production, storage and offloading facility would be worthy of breaking out the champagne.
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In a note earlier this week, the strategists said the rally has been broadening and other indexes, beyond the S&P, are breaking out.
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Op-Ed Contributor THE casual consumer of campus-related news might be forgiven for assuming that anti-Semitic intimidation is breaking out all over.
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The protests themselves went seriously wrong, with brawls breaking out throughout the two days and a car crashing into counterprotesters demonstrating against white nationalists.
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Pockets of his supporters protested outside the electoral board's offices in state capital Ciudad Bolivar, with some clashes breaking out on Monday and Tuesday.
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Disney gave some insight into that new digital video business, which it is breaking out under the direct-to-consumer and international revenues rubric.
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For musicians like Dexter, that meant breaking out from the constraints of the traditional dance bands and allowing improvisations to extend into unknown places.
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You recently in the last couple of years, you said we're going to start breaking out from that, but you haven't gotten there yet.
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"The stock market, already celebrating Trump's military success, is breaking out to reach new heights," he told guests at an informal dinner in Davos.
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Its origin and ability to spread are unknown, but experts and authorities are already working on how to keep it from breaking out again.
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I tried to get into Minecraft a little while back, but ended up getting bored and just breaking out my old box of Legos.
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Qasem Soleimani was killed by a US air strike in Iraq, which has sparked concerns about the possibility of World War III breaking out.
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"There are bigger issues, bigger fish to fry in the Middle East," he said, citing the possibility of a U.S.-Iran war breaking out.
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After being stuck in a sideways range since early 2013, Verizon is finally breaking out, hitting its highest level in two years this week.
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Trump's "big, beautiful" wall has become the campaign's central image, with supporters regularly breaking out into chants of "build that wall" at his rallies.
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Washington posted 91 points in each of the two losses but got another strong performance from John Wall in breaking out of the funk.
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I think that the knife is the way she is breaking out of her old job or situation to come into the light area.
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Donald Trump made the almost 2 mile-long trek down Pennsylvania Avenue for his inaugural parade, as protests were breaking out just blocks away.
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Some of his invoices began breaking out a "tariff per unit" so Mr. Vari could see what the trade war was already costing him.
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Her hair was getting thin, her blood pressure was fluctuating, her children were breaking out in rashes and they even had trouble walking up steps.
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Forever 21 folks say issues with the star -- including its destruction by another guy with a pickax and brawls breaking out -- have scared tourists off.
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Basically, instead of breaking out four quarters into even 13-week periods, these outliers report for three 12-week periods and one 523-week period.
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These two weeks were all about breaking out of my routine, so I slapped some lettuce in the cardboard bowl and left the tortillas untouched.
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The media has been predicting for months that Marco Rubio was on the verge of breaking out of the pack in the Republican presidential race.
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Stryker is arrested and Luke — cleared of his current crimes — still ends up under arrest for breaking out of prison and assuming a new identity.
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After breaking out in the 1999 comedy Two Hands with the late Heath Ledger, she eventually fell into Brad Pitt's arms in Troy (poor sod).
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Its has a front zipper and elastic cuffs to provide optimal warmth — so much so that customers haven't been breaking out their heavy winter coats.
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So, she moved to L.A. in the mid-'90s and landed a few small acting roles ... before breaking out in a devilish Keanu Reeves film.
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Even at his stage of the game, where he's on the verge of breaking out, Tsapelas is against using an AI program like this one.
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Clashes around the region have fuelled worries of a widening conflict breaking out in the region, which is crossed by oil and natural gas pipelines.
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It's also breaking out its FISA content (such as photos, email, contacts and device backups) and non-content requests (like subscriber records and transactional logs).
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You'd be breaking out these Candylicious edible bubbles whenever you could, running around like a kid trying to catch every last one on your tongue.
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Gold is breaking out after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said last week it would "act as appropriate" to keep the current economic expansion going.
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They soaked up the sun in Costa Rica recently and now that they're back home, the KarJenner siblings are breaking out their velvets and furs.
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With just two days to go until the all-important Iowa Caucus on Monday, Hillary Clinton is breaking out her secret weapon: daughter Chelsea Clinton.
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Oregon had alternated two-game losing streaks and two-game winning streaks since the start of conference play, finally breaking out of that sequence Wednesday.
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A fast-moving brush fire near Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure turned the sky an ominous burnt orange, after breaking out at 9:20173 a.m.
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When Perry took the stage at the SSE Hydro, she informed fans about her dining troubles before breaking out into song, The Scottish Sun reports.
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This is a powerful day for breaking out of thinking patterns that no longer serve you, and some brilliant ideas will definitely manifest as well.
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Another example is within our Identity vertical, with a series called 'Be You' that celebrates people breaking out of societal norms to forge unique identities.
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When Gordon looks at the chart, he sees the EEM breaking out above the $38.50 level, which he sees as a recent level of resistance.
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The official death toll is still uncertain, and it could rise further in the days ahead, particularly with cholera now breaking out in some areas.
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Air stewards are trained to sound mellifluous but those at Virgin Atlantic seem on the verge of breaking out into a song-and-dance routine.
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Danaher's recent announcement that it will purchase General Electric's biopharmaceutical business has lifted its stock, which Maley said was "breaking out" regardless of the news.
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Breaking out of confining information bubbles by expanding one's social media feed to include partisans of all kinds is certainly a good place to start.
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The words flow like the days, one into another, with debates breaking out in corners, under shade-providing trees, in the line to the bathroom.
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Clashes around the region have fueled worries of a wider conflict breaking out in the South Caucasus, which is crossed by oil and gas pipelines.
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The big-cap and the small-cap Russell 2000 are both breaking out of a three-month downtrend characterized by a series of lower lows.
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The Orioles offense struggled in the first two contests of their series against the Rays at Tropicana Field, before breaking out with three runs Wednesday.
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"They're voting out of enthusiasm; they're voting out of love," Mr. Trump said, a rejoinder to news reports about violence breaking out at his rallies.
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" [WSJ] "It's hard to see the U.S. credibly threatening military pre-emption when peace is breaking out across the peninsula — which is precisely the point.
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Following 2012's electric Fantasea mixtape, Azealia released her album Broke with Expensive Taste independently in 2014, after breaking out of her deal with Universal.
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With clashes breaking out in some areas, a 30-year-old man was killed during a protest in the mountainous state of Merida, authorities said.
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Experts have previously told Insider about the risk of ISIS fighters breaking out of prison amid the chaos of the Turkish incursion into northeast Syria.
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The atmosphere at these locales was often hostile and crude — sawdust on the floor, spittoons in the corner and fights breaking out at regular intervals.
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I cared, breaking out my PAAS-pink, vintage circa-1980s Dior and best pret-a-porter suit for the occasion, like Miranda July meeting Rihanna.
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There was a notable decrease in attacks compared to the near-constant violence breaking out across the country in recent months, possibly because of Ramadan.
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Since breaking out in China last December, the virus has spread to more than 150 countries, with Europe being the latest epicenter of the crisis.
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Especially remarkable are the ultra-dry and dangerous conditions in Alaska's most populous region, with some wildfires breaking out this summer even within city limits.
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Harris, having propelled herself to join the frontrunners after breaking out at the last debate, found herself staring down attacks from an energized Biden, Rep.
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The three areas are home to more than 100,000 people, and firefighters found themselves putting out one fire, only to find another breaking out nearby.
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"The big news is that Google is breaking out YouTube ad revenues for the first time," eMarketer analyst Nicole Perrin said in a statement Monday.
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Beyond the ballot box, battles have been breaking out over growth in courtrooms and City Council meetings, with skirmishes over rent control and other issues.
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The move, which was unexpected, shook the foreign policy establishment in Washington and sparked new fears of a war breaking out between Washington and Tehran.
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Palo Alto Networks "moved higher Friday, breaking out to the upside and new highs for the year," Wald said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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PHILADELPHIA — Protests outside of the Democratic National Convention turned chaotic and veered into violence Tuesday night in Philadelphia, with at least one fistfight breaking out.
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Lopez shouted "Latinos!" before sharing a moment with a young vocalist (who happened to be her daughter, Emme Maribel Muñiz) and breaking out a salsa step.
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The documents detail potential malfeasance in democracies, autocracies and dictatorships alike, and powerful people around the world are no doubt breaking out in a cold sweat.
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Nor is it breaking out Vive sales figures — saying only that sales were "strong" during the pre-order period in the latter half of its Q1.
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When 45 was shown on the jumbotron, cameras caught fans booing him loudly ... with a "Lock him up!" chant breaking out in parts of the stadium.
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Since breaking out a week ago, the 266 Fire has forced the evacuation of nearly 2600,200 homes, including hundreds from the town of Hermosa on Thursday.
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Mr Bezos changed its taxonomy by "breaking out" AWS, its cloud-hosting business, which was producing the holy grail of high, consistent and fast-growing cashflow.
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And it will not speculate about the clear and present danger of war breaking out over North Korea's nuclear weapons, which with luck can be contained.
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Seton Hall wasted little time breaking out to a big lead, jumping out to an 18-4 lead in the first 6:28 of the game.
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That has not prevented violent protests and rioting from breaking out when security forces killed Burhan Wani, a separatist militant commander and a Kashmiri, last Friday.
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Rubio got his third-place Iowa finish, breaking out from the pack and establishing considerable momentum in his direction in terms of endorsements and media coverage.
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When last we spoke in February the company wasn't breaking out active users, noting only that it was getting 500,000 downloads per month at that time.
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" Looking at the relative ratio of the S&P 500 versus the iShares China ETF FXI, "the S&P 500 is breaking out to the upside.
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Slugger Yoenis Cespedes could be breaking out of his power slump as he homered for the first time since May 23, ending a 15-game drought.
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Harry Styles and Millie Bobby Brown were spotted breaking out some dance moves during Ariana Grande's concert at the O193 Arena in London on Saturday night.
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Publisher Saudi Research and Marketing surged 4.4 percent to 47.10 riyals, breaking out of the 36-45 riyal range it had traded in since mid-February.
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"This time around, we have this index breaking out to new highs, so you haven't seen the same type of weakness in these shares," he added.
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Apple isn't breaking out unit sales for the iPhone or its other major product lines, but reported revenue figures that fell right in line with expectations.
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While the trade has a skewed reward-to-risk ratio, Gordon's levels account for the possibility of GLD continuing to move sideways instead of breaking out.
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When it came to breaking out the major bling, she relied upon luxury jeweler Kiki McDonough – wearing over $13,195 worth of the designer's precious gemstone earrings.
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Other signs There are other signs the administration was at least contemplating larger scale evacuations on the Korean Peninsula in preparation for potential violence breaking out.
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Commenting on peace breaking out, Google hardware director Wayne Thorsen and entertainment boss Jonathan Zepp said: "It's Prime time to sit back, relax and watch TV."
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The importance of just a few delegates is evident in the fights that are already breaking out in some states between the Trump and Cruz campaigns.
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She said she began breaking out in lesions and sores from showering at home and has resorted to bathing at friends' homes and a local hotel.
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They're breaking out the apocalyptic language to call into question the need to secure America's borders or do anything to prevent the stream of illegal immigrants.
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Instead of 37 minutes, Russia only needed 85033 minutes to go from the initial breach of a network to 'breaking out' and accessing the next node.
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If that wasn't bad enough, a GOP civil war may be breaking out, with Trump trying to remove Paul Ryan from his role as House Speaker.
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In it, the rapper watches the kids showcasing their skills, before grabbing the mic and breaking out in a freestyle himself, quickly inspiring an impromptu cypher.
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"The strength of these exhibitions is that Barbie is now breaking out of the toy museums and getting major recognition from general museums," Dr. Russo said.
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The 2016-founded startup is not breaking out any customer numbers yet but says its client list includes the likes of Estee Lauder, Deliveroo and Nested.
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The other starting wideout is 37-year-old Steve Smith, coming off his first serious injury since breaking out in 343, a season-ending Achilles tear.
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Breaking out of them could prove impossible, and Mr. Trump would find himself presented yet again with the exact type of legislation he vowed to reject.
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This is a crowded field, and breaking out isn't going to be easy, particularly for those candidates lingering at 1 percent or lower in the polls.
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For example, if concentrated corporate power is depressing wage growth, the Fed may be able to keep interest rates lower for longer without inflation breaking out.
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You can feel Chicago breaking out of the cage of abstraction, teaching herself to become the artist who could make work that was declarative and explicit.
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Just cheer your side and flip the channel, before you accidentally hear one of us breaking out of the flat script we're expected to read from.
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"Google is finally breaking out of the consolidation range it's been in for a long time, 2+ years," Johnson said on CNBC's "Trading Nation" on Monday.
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That was why he had become a truck driver; each time he crossed the Jordanian border, he felt as if he were breaking out of prison.
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The Republican Party is at the brink of breaking out into open warfare with itself after months of straining to keep its internal divisions under control.
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Netflix&aposs international-subscriber trends have become a growing focus for investors now that the company is breaking out its revenue and membership by global region.
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With two debut novelists on the short list, the Booker is clinging to its reputation for breaking out authors and for rewarding the not-yet-famous.
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Since then he faced a raft of charges including terrorism, spying and breaking out of prison in trials that human rights groups say are deeply flawed.
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If it uses every mechanism at its disposal to stop him — like breaking out obscure rules governing the party's convention — Trump can run as an independent.
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When Livingston's teammate Draymond Green celebrated the call with applause, an angry Thompson shoved a ball in his face — a fight between the two quickly breaking out.
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If you forced me to put money on any movie in this list breaking out and becoming a smash hit, I would likely bet on this one.
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Fears of a trade war breaking out rocked the financial markets on Thursday afternoon, with the Dow falling 724 points, the fifth-largest point decline in history.
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Q Da Fool's story is one that's still largely about reversing former transgressions, especially now that he has a chance at actually breaking out of his hometown.
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J.K. Simmons is still one Sam Raimi movie away from breaking out on the big screen, but he delivers some solid Oz-era, pre-Spider-Man work.
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It's been a tumltuous process so far, with mass pro- and anti-government protests dividing the country, and mayhem breaking out in Congress ahead of the vote.
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Short of breaking out the old Crayolas and rushing to the post office with a hand-made card, you still have time to get something she'll love.
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Salih also said he was "worried" about war breaking out between the U.S. and Iran — and said Iraq can't afford to pick sides in such a war.
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The Motorola deal was viewed as a shortcut for Google to obtain valuable patents at a time when litigation was frequently breaking out in the tech industry.
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The planets are conspiring on behalf of All Hallows' Eve with a horoscopic lineup so hauntingly ideal, we're already breaking out our broomsticks for a test flight.
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"Corn has rallied sharply breaking out of a five-year range as persistent wetness has raised supply concerns," Baird analyst Mircea Dobre wrote in a note Monday.
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"I was breaking out with cystic acne a few years ago while filming Girls and had to go on Accutane to get it under control," she says.
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From her infamous double dab on SNL to breaking out the worm on American Idol, Katy Perry has no shame when it comes to her dance moves.
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And if the Pacers do in fact make it, Oladipo finally breaking out and having the best year of his career will be the biggest reason why.
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Apple also could have prevented the app from becoming a bloated mess by breaking out new services into new apps as the company expanded its media offering.
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It's really great to see companies breaking out of the mold of boring solid colors and experimenting with different gradients and textures for phones with glass backs.
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Is esports a massive domain of enthusiast gamers, or will it be successful in breaking out of its niche into a nationally accepted form of athletic competition?
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Trump's most hard-core supporters take that to the extreme, typically breaking out into "lock her up" chants at rallies and toting sometimes vulgar anti-Clinton paraphernalia.
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Scheuring: Breaking out of prison is only the start [for Michael], because then you're still in a war zone, you're still in a country run by ISIS.
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No matter what he was doing onscreen: raving like a lunatic, reanimating a cobbled together corpse or breaking out of prison, Wilder's warmth was undeniable and inescapable.
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There's certainly abuse in this origin story — the Joker electroshocks Harley after breaking out of Arkham Asylum — but their relationship evolves into something closer to mutual devotion.
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While I have made great strides in breaking out of my liberal bubble since 2016, I found myself asking my Flip Side co-editor at 3 a.m.
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For that reason, you may want to try some unorthodox methods of your very own; breaking out of a rut can reveal a plethora of new possibilities.
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In a recent interview at The New York Times, she talked about breaking out as Martha and a famous fan who wanted to undertake some role playing.
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Two other laggard sectors may also be on the verge of breaking out: Transports and the small-cap Russell 2000 are both just shy of new highs.
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"Extremely low inventory conditions in most markets are preventing sales from breaking out, while also keeping price growth elevated," said Sam Khater, chief economist at Freddie Mac.
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Roméo Dallaire, the Commander of UN peacekeepers in Rwanda, saw the bloodshed breaking out in that spring of 1994, he sought permission to intervene from UN headquarters.
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Surveillance video of the scene shows people breaking out into a run right after the shooting began, with some dropping to the ground to cover their heads.
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Brown noted it's "breaking out" since it was able to maintain the climb higher and trade meaningfully above its former resistance, but now support level of $177.
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The Carr Fire - which has torched 164,413 acres in the scenic Shasta-Trinity region north of Sacramento since breaking out on July 23 - was 47 percent contained.
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Should Mr. Johnson fail to qualify for the debates, his odds of breaking out as a third force in the presidential race would probably be greatly diminished.
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It was now essential, he added, for Moscow and Washington to resume arms control talks to prevent what he described as an "unfettered" arms race breaking out.
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Edge was on the verge of breaking out as an iconic star and Lita already was; they were untouchable, even though the backstage code demanded a sacrifice.
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Chances are you've rarely stopped to think about the origin and authenticity of the tuna, salmon, or unagi lining your sushi roll before breaking out the chopsticks.
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After scoring five runs in the first two innings, the Astros stranded seven runners between the third and sixth innings prior to breaking out in the seventh.
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That means there would be a chance — not a big one, but a chance — of a fight breaking out near or in Poland over the base decision.
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Violent clashes between left and right-wing protesters have been breaking out on May 1 in cities like Hamburg and Berlin for decades, according to Deutsche Welle.
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But also breaking out of the Fashion Week bubble, just for a minute, and living in the real world — and remembering how life goes on outside it.
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In addition to proving that "a pro-business environment exists" in Washington, tax reform will help boost and economy already showing signs of breaking out, Moynihan said.
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But Sheeran also has a roving eye—he enjoys breaking out into raps whenever he needs to express an antagonism that is ill-suited for guitar pop.
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But she sings it with her voice low and sanguine, barely breaking out of deadpan even as the music ramps up; it's equal parts attraction and skepticism.
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The problem is, there's really no trick for breaking out of that cycle: One way or another, you're going to have to confront the thing you're avoiding.
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With sunny skies and a predicted high near 220, the Parks Department is also breaking out other warm-weather activities — dodge ball and shuffleboard — just in case.
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I was the basketball player who wanted to become a chef, and I did have a solo, about cooking crème brûlée and breaking out of my shell.
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Unemployment among African-Americans fell to 22.8 percent from 23.3 percent in April, the lowest since the Labor Department began breaking out unemployment by race in 1972.
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By the start of the following week, protests were breaking out in neighborhoods with large Russian-German populations, which is why the local police were calling Steltner.
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"We have a particular attention on diseases which are breaking out in parts of the world where we do not have this kind of transparency," Franz added.
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For Amazon, bringing more transportation capabilities in-house could help rein in ballooning shipping costs — a metric it only just recently began breaking out in quarterly earnings.
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But demonstrations keep breaking out against the citizenship law, which makes it easier for migrants of every significant South Asian religion except Islam to become Indian citizens.
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We did so without a civil war breaking out, which raises the question: Does the past offer any lessons as a way out of today's toxic politics?
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Stocks are breaking out to new all-time highs yet again on Monday, but there could be one area of the market in danger of outrunning itself.
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Meanwhile, the Titans are in a desperate win-and-in situation and will be breaking out every trick in the playbook with hopes of playing in January.
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The cartel convoys ran into the state police and soldiers on the west side of town, with one especially fierce firefight breaking out near a gas station.
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"We have committed ourselves to do everything we can to prevent a conflict from breaking out," Mr Tillerson said at a press conference after meeting Mr. Wang.
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Before formal negotiations were started, it is estimated that Iran was mere weeks away from "breaking out," or having enough fissile material to create a nuclear weapon.
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The Tennessee Titans cheerleaders got into the Halloween spirit Thursday night -- breaking out all sorts of sexy costumes ... while the guys put a hurtin' on the Jaguars.
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The demonstrations come two years after what was then the largest prison strike in US history, with protests breaking out in at least 12 states in 2016.
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He escaped American custody by breaking out of jail the following year, eventually traveling back to Africa before kicking off the rebel movement in his home country.
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The fifth overall pick in the 2015 draft had a combined eight goals his first two seasons in the league but now appears to be breaking out offensively.
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"The equity markets are getting clobbered, which is not that surprising with fears of a trade war breaking out," said Paul Fage, a TD Securities emerging markets strategist.
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And, although the concept has evolved over time, the core ideal remains the same: where you're breaking out is a reflection of what's going on in your body.
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While Kiedis has not spoken out since the incident, Flea shared his thoughts on social media and explained that he was not thrilled about the fight breaking out.
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But, also, if she gets stoned to death by Handmaids in the middle of the street... I'm breaking out some popcorn and hunting down the discontinued theme wine.
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Thursday's attack turned the volume up on that message, escalating tensions further -- multiple explosions aboard ships on the move, fires breaking out, crew injured, everyone forced to evacuate.
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Even so, many Argentines seem to recognise that Mr Macri is Argentina's best chance in a generation of breaking out of its vicious circle of populism and decline.
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Apple is also putting a bigger emphasis on games, breaking out the category as its own tab in the App Store separate from the general purpose "apps" tab.
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Ahead of scrapping of Kashmir's autonomy last year, India's federal government detained about 5,000 people including businessmen, civil society members, lawyers and activists to prevent protests breaking out.
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After breaking out in the West with the release of Persona 2100 in 25, it has continued to grow with another main entry, and a handful of spinoffs.
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"Right now it is breaking out above a trendline, believe it or not, going all the way back to 2000," Baruch said on CNBC's "Trading Nation " on Wednesday.
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Since breaking out in various television shows in the 2000s, she's appeared in films like Forbidden Kingdom, White Vengeance, Ip Man 3, and this year's The Chinese Window.
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During his time served, Somerville told me he witnessed a bunk mate having a seizure, fights breaking out and a man getting beat up in front of him.
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Our favorite way to celebrate the cool-down is (obviously) with a shopping trip, especially for cozy sweaters you can finally wear without breaking out in heat hives.
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Telegram is not breaking out any updated user metrics at this point, with Durov telling TechCrunch it's keeping its powder dry for big yearly reveals on that front.
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Lunice: There's a definite sign of pride and support for all the artists breaking out of our city and that hugely comes from our lack of unhealthy competition.
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There's momentum in Nike's kids business, which has grown revenue 255% over the past year on a currency-neutral basis, a spokeswoman said, not breaking out exact sales.
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When asked if IBM would ever consider breaking out specific Watson-related figures, Rometty said Watson is in several things, including a current beta-stage testing for cybersecurity.
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And eventually, imagine teams contractually requiring these things be worn at all times and scandalous disputes breaking out when a player ditches his for a coke-fueled weekend.
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"My family fought for the law," he says, and we see images of a war breaking out in the past, styled in DuVernay's signature gritty sci-fi aesthetics.
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Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman had been on the run for six months after breaking out of a federal maximum security prison using an elaborate underground tunnel in July.
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Somewhat of a civil war is breaking out in the Republican Party, but I think that Donald Trump didn't become the nominee of his party on his own.
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Though the event is known for guest speakers breaking out "light humor and political savvy," some people were outraged by just how close to home Ryan's jokes hit.
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His key to breaking out of that job and breaking into the real estate industry was finding an up-and-coming neighborhood right on the cusp of popularity.
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Curtis Granderson, 8-for-56 entering the series, showed signs of breaking out of his slumber with a pair of hits and his first homer of the season.
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It's a message that's resonated with some — she's attracted a strong contingent of women donors — but she's also had a tough time breaking out of a crowded pack.
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" One of the artists in the show, Jennifer Campbell, tells The Creators Project, "My paintings fracture their own unreality by breaking out of the traditional flat picture frame.
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"We don't see the category of live media breaking out as we envisioned it last summer," Rubin told me last week at the company's offices in San Francisco.
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"The market is finally breaking out of this trading range, and it is headed higher," Andrew Slimmon, managing director at Morgan Stanley Investment Management, told CNBC on Monday.
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The first waves on Omaha Beach spent at worst two to three hours working their way through the German defenses before the breaking out of their landing zones.
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That means venture capital investors are once again breaking out the RIP Good Times slide deck from Sequoia Capital and cautioning their portfolio companies about what comes next.
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After scoring five runs over their first two at-bats, the Astros stranded seven baserunners between the third and sixth innings prior to breaking out in the seventh.
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Christmas Mariah Carey's "All I Want for Christmas Is You" is back on the charts, Walgreens is already breaking out the Christmas decorations… there is no stopping Christmas.
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Paltrow told the New York Times that when she was 22 years old and just on the verge of breaking out, Weinstein hired her to star in Emma.
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But a few days in, I started to notice my skin breaking out in patches where it was usually under control, filling up with small angry red dots.
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The coronavirus outbreak showed dangerous signs of breaking out beyond China on Friday, as new cases were reported in the Middle East and large clusters emerged around Asia.
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If you haven't heard, the virus reportedly starting breaking out in China first -- but, as we mentioned, there've been some folks within our borders that have contracted it.
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As they took in the view, Mr. Purcell surprised Ms. Bui by breaking out an expensive bottle of the same vintage Champagne he had mistakenly bought in Paris.
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Market volatility, largely absent until last week, picked up in the final days of Janet Yellen's tenure, with interest rates suddenly breaking out of a long-running range.
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An island of peace, cooperation and opportunity is breaking out in the Middle East, fueled by one of the most beaten down sectors in the United States: retail.
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By expanding its listings and breaking out categories, Airbnb is taking a page from major hotel companies and online travel agencies that offer different brands and price points.
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At the show, he was beating his piano like a drum kit and jerking his body theatrically like the Incredible Hulk breaking out of Bruce Banner's square slacks.
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However, now that I don't have health insurance, I don't have a doctor to ask why I'm breaking out so badly again or what to do about it.
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On its first run on city sidewalks, "people thought it was super cool, and were breaking out their cameras," Tracy Gray, Mountain View's Library Services Director told TechCrunch.
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Born in Eureka, California, Bareilles played in bars in Los Angeles before breaking out with her 2007 album, "Little Voice," which showcased her introspective, gently ironic pop balladry.
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Banking stocks are breaking out this month, but Miller Tabak's Matt Maley says one or two things need to happen for him to turn from cautious to bullish.
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Panthers defenseman Keith Yandle played his 831st consecutive game, breaking out of a tie for fourth all-time with Dallas' Andrew Cogliano on the all-time NHL list.
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"I care deeply about the mission and about breaking out of poverty and achieving growth, and I am sure the World Bank can succeed," Mr. Malpass said yesterday.
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As an addition to this exhibition, and in honor of the upcoming U.S. presidential election, Rudd is breaking out an unwashed fork used by Donald Trump back in 2011.
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If I've been looking forward to things for a long time, and I've had them in my head a certain way, breaking out of that mental box is hard.
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"A lot of what's been going on this year in wine is that people have been trying different stuff like breaking out of their normal realm," he told CNBC.
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Airbnb isn't breaking out any other numbers, like annual revenue, but the increase in guest arrivals signals rapidly accelerating growth and a promising outcome of an eventual public debut.
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Beckwitt later admitted to being "specifically aware of the increased likelihood of a fire breaking out within hours before the call for a house fire," the court document says.
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Even the Beach Boys would have had a much harder time breaking out had Brian Wilson not written new lyrics to "Sweet Little Sixteen" and renamed it "Surfin' USA".
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Astronauts face a wide range of existential threats as part of their profession, but few are more perilous than the possibility of a fire breaking out on a spacecraft.
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Actively traded contracts posted their strongest gains in nearly a month, breaking out of a narrow trading range that had constrained price movement over much of the past week.
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But this week, I'm breaking out of my comfort zone to combat the stigma that leaves sex feeling like this weird, mysterious topic we're not supposed to talk about.
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The firm, which in January declared bankruptcy because of $30bn in liabilities from last year's wildfires, said it had to cut power to prevent new fires from breaking out.
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But for three years I have watched my country pull itself apart while I knew many answers, and I set my red line at seeing civil violence breaking out.
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The weather's getting warmer, school's almost out and across the United States, people are breaking out their fancy hats and fresh mint springs in preparation for the Kentucky Derby.
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This small detail will hopefully prevent chaos from breaking out in chat threads and add a small layer of transparency so that everyone can keep up with the conversation.
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Emerging market growth is the slowest since drug companies started breaking out such regional sales numbers about seven years ago, with GSK languishing at the bottom of the class.
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The streaming service has rocketed higher in the past week, tripling the broader market's gains and breaking out of a flat range for the first half of the year.
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The Carr Fire - which has torched 163,207 acres (66,047.5 hectares) in the scenic Shasta-Trinity region north of Sacramento since breaking out on July 23 - was 45 percent contained.
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Dallas RW Valeri Nichushkin appears to finally be breaking out of his season-long slump as he has recorded three goals and two assists over his last six contests.
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This accomplished songwriter, whose Euro pop tracks have racked up over 21 million streams on Spotify, is breaking out in 2018 as a pop star in her own right.
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The company surprisingly announced on its investor call that in subsequent quarters it would stop breaking out unit sales of iPhone, iPad and Mac and would only report revenues.
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Technically, Saudi Arabia's stock index has been consolidating in a range of 6,710 to 7,193 points since mid-January and shows no sign of breaking out of that pattern.
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Or will he see a clearer path to breaking out as positioning himself as the candidate who can unite the party and offer the clearest distinction with Hillary Clinton?
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One under-the-surface indicator suggests the S&P 500 might completely recover before breaking out to new highs, says former Goldman Sachs and Cowen market technician Helene Meisler.
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Bellicose rhetoric is pretty standard fare when it comes to North Korea, and doesn't necessarily mean that armed conflict — let alone nuclear war — is anywhere close to breaking out.
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Such a contingency could include the risk of an armed conflict breaking out as tensions on the Korean Peninsula have increased in the wake of North Korean missile tests.
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Amazon is breaking out its video-streaming service in the U.S. with a standalone offering with a monthly subscription, as it looks to step up its challenge to Netflix.
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Garner, who is the co-founder of DeCarley Trading, thinks it could soon drop because it has had a hard time breaking out over 98 since 2013, Cramer said.
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This year, Pockets was outfitted with prosthetics for his missing hooves, an addition that has allowed him to experience and do more, like breaking out his first happy dance.
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Miami OF Giancarlo Stanton showed flashes of breaking out a prolonged slump, going 1-for-3 in the series opener for just his sixth hit in 16 games. 3.
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Two of the Internet's favourite things have combined into one glorious amalgamation of cuteness and geeky nostalgia that will have you breaking out your old Game Boy and Pokédex.
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Saudi Aramco's expected listing is widely predicted to be the world's largest, and the global competition for the prestigious event is breaking out from boardrooms and into the public.
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Just like us, they are polishing up their doggie paddles and breaking out their best pool floats to get ready for the most sun-tastic time of the year.
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About half a dozen US officials told CNN they're worried about hostilities breaking out but don't have a concrete sense of when or if the Iranians would hit Israel.
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Breaking out Trump's approval to an even more granular level, Gallup shows that it is only those Independents who lean Republican who remain supportive of the president (76 percent).
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Young people, empowered by mobile phones and computers, are changing the way they use their own language and breaking out of the straitjacket that has restricted communication for millennia.
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By breaking out our savings, I could put money aside for specific purposes without feeling like I was depleting our emergency funds when I used any of that money.
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However, the calculus will remain difficult for officials as they seek to divine whether the economy is on the cusp of breaking out, or on the road to recession.
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Ramsey then waited outside the locker rooms for Peters to walk through the tunnel, but once again, Rams staffers restrained him and prevented a physical fight from breaking out.
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" Wilkins, too, criticized Mazeski for breaking "out the Republican talking points" on Twitter, saying that voters "deserve a candidate they can trust to be unwavering on the progressive issues.
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By breaking out YouTube's revenue, executives will be able to highlight a business segment where they expect to see rapid growth even as the broader digital ad business tightens.
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In recent days, tensions between the two sides have been rising, increasing fears of a war breaking out between Turkey and Russia, which controls the airspace in northwestern Syria.
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Braun went 22-for-22 with four strikeouts in the previous three games and had gone seven straight without recording multiple hits before breaking out with the two blasts.
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It struck the training center of the Flamengo club in Rio de Janeiro, breaking out in the early morning when many youth players, ages 14 to 17, were asleep.
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The nation's been under the leadership of president Nursultan Nazarbayev since breaking out of the Soviet Union in 1991, with a boom that's resulted in economic and cultural transformations.
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Thus, we can already see the tension between breakout reality TV show hit and show desperately trying to top itself breaking out in Trump's transition from candidate to president.
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The Kurds now fighting in north Aleppo are breaking out of Afrin, a Kurdish enclave in northwest Aleppo surrounded by Turkish territory and by territory held by Syrian rebels.
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Pichai took over as CEO of Google in 2015 when the company reorganized as Alphabet, breaking out a number of its subsidiaries as separate companies within the new corporation.
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Pittsburgh standout Andrew McCutchen is displaying signs of breaking out of a deep June slump as the Pirates open a two-game series against the host Seattle Mariners on Tuesday.
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The irony of DeFriest's case is that someone so adept at breaking out of confinement was mired in a bureaucratic snafu that threatened to keep him locked up even longer.
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As Stiller attempts to manage Einstein's crisis and prevent him from breaking out of the simulation, he must also manage a series of increasingly serious crises in the real world.
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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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You can, however, celebrate at home by breaking out your rosary, drinking some blood of Christ (that'd be red wine), and spritzing yourself in scents that smell like Sunday school.
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The crisis has escalated in the months since, and around 400 people have been killed, raising concerns in the international community about the risk of civil war breaking out again.
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Prior to violence breaking out between protesters and the army, the ZEC announced that Mnangagwa's ZANU-PF party had won a majority in legislative elections that also took place Monday.
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Cue a number of people shelling out on expensive facial oils and occlusive moisturizers to counteract the shine — only to find their skin is getting oilier or breaking out. Confused?
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The Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) has risen 22.5 percent so far this year, hitting record highs and breaking out of long-held ranges, despite risks with North Korea.
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And while getting some sun never gets old, we can't help but look forward to breaking out of our swimsuit-and-cutoffs schtick and switching things up in the fall.
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"I got the right kind of six-pack," Bryan announced to over 80,000 of his fans before rubbing his belly and breaking out into a freestyle song about six packs.
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After breaking out of prison in 2001 (by some accounts, he sneaked out in a laundry cart), Mr. Guzmán dodged the Mexican and American authorities for more than a decade.
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She said she would start talks on October 29th, a sign she wants to prevent panic breaking out within the party and that she will not quit the coalition immediately.
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The beginning of "Part 15" holds the possibility of hope: Nadine believes she has succeeded in breaking out of her cycle of rage and resentment, thanks to her golden shovel.
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Given the number of times I've heard these songs while out and about, it makes so much sense that people are breaking out Shazam left and right to identify them.
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It portrays a future where, even if an intergalactic war is breaking out, humans are brave, clever, compassionate, and don't think twice about following a woman of color as leader.
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If you're allergic to certain foods and drinks, that can also be a culprit Unfortunately, if you're breaking out in hives after eating, you might want to examine your diet.
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A former college basketball star -- who's currently in the NBA D-league -- has been charged with multiple gun charges for allegedly breaking out loaded weapons outside of a strip club.
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Of course, that wouldn't be necessary if lawmakers didn't see apparently the men in Guantanamo as super villains capable of breaking out of any prison that is not an island.
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A murder suspect is now on the loose after allegedly escaping custody by breaking out of his handcuffs while being questioned by Nevada detectives on Friday, according to several reports.
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Recent economic data suggests Japan is breaking out the grip of deflation that has stunted growth for years, according to analysis the government submitted to the advisory panel on Thursday.
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Like other personalities operating in the new-age self-help space, Swan has a wealth of benign-seeming content about setting goals, finding joy, and breaking out of destructive patterns.
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Capela was breaking out before his platoon partner, Nene, got hurt; the injury sidelining the veteran big man for the rest of the playoffs means people might start realizing it.
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It was a long and winding road, paved with double-standards that constantly place Indian food in the "cheap eats" category—and slowly breaking out of them—to get here.
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How To Stop & Prevent The Breakouts If you're breaking out in the telltale places mentioned above, it's best to stow your shampoo until you can narrow down the offending product.
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ICYMI ... full-on brawls have been breaking out at Popeye's restaurants across the country over these things, and one guy even got stabbed to death waiting in line for one.
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He was signed to Roc-A-Fella in 21985 as a producer, breaking out by handling the bulk of beat-making on Jay Z's instant classic The Blueprint in 22011.
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As the pressure to swallow the unforgiving nature of the Twilight Zone mounts episode-by-episode, it becomes increasingly difficult to resist breaking out the murder boards and tinfoil hats.
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"[Zika] definitely had not crossed my mind until I started breaking out in a rash That's when I was like 'Okay, there's definitely something wrong with me,' " Rutherford tells PEOPLE.
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San Antonio finished strong to end the first half, breaking out of a tie game with 503:47 to play in the second quarter by forging an 11-3 run.
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And then bad things happen, like a fire breaking out in a hospital maternity ward and terrorists driving car bombs through checkpoints staffed by police officers with fake bomb detectors.
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Sizable stock bets on financials like Bank of America, Wells Fargo and U.S. Bancorp, which saw negative returns of 85%, 22019% and 12.3% in 2018, are breaking out this quarter.
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Chocolate-and-hazelnut spread Nutella is very popular in France, with heavy discounts on the product last January leading to brawls breaking out among shoppers in a chain of supermarkets.
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From a certain vantage point, it looks like it could be an image of the Red Planet taken from the surface, with a sunrise breaking out over dusty Martian hills.
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Up to that point, 503 was still coasting off of the gangstafied, thug supervillain stronghold he'd had since breaking out with 2003's instant classic, Get Rich or Die Tryin'.
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The type of data-driven policing, with accountability imposed on police commanders and a fanatical attention to crime patterns breaking out before they really became entrenched, spread across the country.
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I asked him what he thought about the "lock her up" chants directed at Hillary Clinton that have been breaking out on the floor, and occasionally the stage, all week.
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"We just started breaking out, and I think you're going to see a move here in Nike shares probably back up toward $68, maybe even $70 a share," he said.
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Net revenue in the North America Beverages unit, PepsiCo's biggest business, rose 1 percent, the slowest growth since PepsiCo started breaking out beverage sales from the region a year ago.
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Joseph Stella, who cited its "violent, dangerous pleasures," painted Coney Island as a turbulent "Battle of Lights" in 1914 with colors breaking out in a manic mix of fragmented shapes.
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Stuckey couldn't handle the heat and slipped out of bounds, crashing right into the Raptors' global ambassador, who proceeded to taunt the Pacers guard by breaking out his signature clap.
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"Monument to the Earth" is a large seemingly flat-floor piece whose blue-dappled wood tiles slope gradually upward, breaking out at center in a tall thin, sci-fi obelisk.
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On Thursday, a handful of bank stocks including Bank of America, JPMorgan, Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs managed to rally, finally breaking out of their fits-and-starts trading pattern.
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This "Lunchroom Fight" lesson plan by the Stanford History Education Group asks students to consider multiple points of view regarding one incident — a fight breaking out in a school cafeteria.
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I use a salicylic acid moisturizer as a spot treatment since I'm breaking out and then use a facial moisturizer from Lush (Cosmetic Lad) on the rest of my face.
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When Mashable asked Amazon for the total number of Dash Buttons that have shipped to Prime members so far, a spokesperson said the company isn't breaking out that info yet.
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The scene is grim: piles of trash, barbed wire, children wailing, rows of cheap summer tents with entire families crammed inside and fights regularly breaking out on the camp's periphery.
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"We're going to the final, we're going to the final," scores chanted in one central Paris bar before breaking out into an impromptu rendition of the La Marseillaise national anthem.
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We must be ready to tackle any consequences of a trade war breaking out with China or Germany, or a collapse of NAFTA, with contingency plans for our global supply chains.
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"I think we both need each other because we've both had the same experience of breaking out to this whole celebrity world together from the same show," McLaughlin tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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Aside from breaking out one of its other companies and displaying significant success in Instagram ads, Oculus Rift sales or WhatsApp user growth, Facebook's success is already baked in by investors.
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Elba, who started his career as a DJ in East London clubs before breaking out in Hollywood, co-created the show with Gary Reich and will also serve as executive producer.
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The guys are major factors in the women breaking out of their subpar existence (in Rose's case, the crushing expectations of high society, and in Mia's, futile auditions and making espresso).
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The company has been peppered with criticism from analysts in recent months amid concerns around rumored iPhone production cuts, especially after it chose to stop breaking out sales for individual products.
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As a young tech reporter, I knew that a call from OutCast meant a company was on the verge of breaking out, and I would do well to take the meeting.
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To be successful, they and their team have to zero in on what matters most, both solving crises that break out and preventing them from breaking out in the first place.
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Bidding wars are breaking out for sought-after hires in software and technology even as corporate behemoths like DuPont, BP and Morgan Stanley disclose plans to lay off tens of thousands.
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Instead of the game breaking out into the real world, a bunch of teens are instead sucked into the game and swap bodies with folks like The Rock and Kevin Hart.
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Between 2006 and 2016, with war breaking out between the Zetas and the Gulf cartel over control of the main drugs route to the United States, 5,563 people disappeared in Tamaulipas.
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James Stephens: 3rd Party was me breaking out to do my own thing–before the rave scene I was making reggae, I did some dubplates for Unity Soundsystem, for Quadrophonic sound.
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Strength in cyclical stocks — such as J.P. Morgan Chase breaking out of a two-year trading range or Caterpillar trading up after its weak earnings — point to a more stable uptrend.
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The company has said it has nearly 40 teams working on elections across its family of apps, without breaking out the number of staff it has dedicated to countering political disinformation.
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All the intra-conservative fights in recent months, on issues ranging from Iran to a drag queen reading hour in Sacramento, are examples of these feuds breaking out into the open.
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We had a hunch our favorite denim brands would be breaking out of their standard boxes this year, creating pieces that go beyond the standard components of the classic Canadian tuxedo.
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Although it is at least now breaking out abusive behavior as a government TOS reports category and revealing it to be the overwhelmingly number one issue being reported by government agencies.
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The two were spotted stepping out together for dinner in December at Japanese restaurant Gyu-Kaku in L.A., where Spears was photographed breaking out in laughter as she walked alongside Asghari.
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SoftBank said last week it had secured $2106.2300 billion in pledges for its Vision Fund 2 (VF2) from participants including Microsoft Corp and Apple Inc, without breaking out their individual contributions.
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Del Castillo insisted she was playing nice with him so he would agree to see her while on the lam in 2015 after breaking out of prison and guarantee her safety.
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Looking at the weekly chart of the Dow Jones commodity index, it seemed to Garner that commodities could be on the verge of breaking out above its multi-month downtrend line.
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Move over Marilyn Monroe -- okay, not really -- but you gotta hand it to Dennis Rodman for breaking out in song as a fun surprise for a guy on his 60th bday.
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Mortgage rates, which loosely follow the 10-year Treasury, hit their highest level since the end of March, breaking out of a tight range where they had been sitting for weeks.
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It may be the strongest evidence of that notion we've seen so far, which is presumably why the company stopped breaking out smartphone sales numbers in its earnings report last year.
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Don't be surprised this Halloween to see a number of people breaking out a costume of high ponytails and puka shell necklaces, metal straws and Fjallraven backpacks, Birkenstocks and Polaroid cameras.
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"It's breaking out to the upside, it's been a source of leadership, it scores very well in our momentum ranks (we like high momentum), and it's broadly strong, too," said Wald.
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He is a 1992 graduate of the Massachusetts Maritime Academy, where he worked as a cadet in shipyards in Rhode Island and Massachusetts breaking out ships for Operations Desert Storm/Shield.
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And we've seen at least success, with respect to North Korea, the beginning of what I hope it will be peace breaking out on the Korean Peninsula in the near future.
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Tilburg Mayor Theo Weterings said that the anti-Zwarte Piet activists notified officials in advance of their "peaceful demonstration," and noted that police intervened "forcefully" to prevent violence from breaking out.
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If you're feeling witchy, this is a brilliant time to work magic for breaking out of habits, ending a situation that no longer serves you, or any sort of transformative work.
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It seems like we've just begun breaking out our light linen frocks, barely there blouses, and leg-baring bottoms, and already we're noticing a few gaps in the warm-weather lineup.
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Another notable incident was when the authorities alerted him to a criminal on the run who they expected to turn up at the club after breaking out of a police van.
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Accordingly, Apple has begun breaking out its profit margins on services (App Store, licensing deals, Apple Care, Apple Music) to emphasize that its quick-growing service segment is also very profitable.
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Recent positive economic signs suggest Japan is breaking out the grip of deflation that has stunted growth for years, according to analysis the government submitted to the advisory panel on Thursday.
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But ironically, the same fandom emphasis on progressive representation that gave Carmilla its cult following may be playing a part in preventing Carmilla from breaking out and gaining more mass appeal.
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But the celebrations turned sour this year, with scuffles breaking out on Monday and Tuesday between Dalits and far-right Hindu protesters, who started pelting stones at people leaving the event.
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The Blues won Game 222 on Saturday, breaking out of their offensive slump en route to a 22016-24 win, so we're all obligated to say that Hitchcock's move worked brilliantly.
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Twenty-one dancers from It's Showtime NYC, a program that supports the professional development of subway dancers, each had moments to shine, breaking out backflips, handstands, gliding footwork and spidery contortions.
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Not only does forgoing full-beat makeup save time, it also sounds great in theory: Everyone always talks about letting your skin breathe... so why, then, are you still breaking out?
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As a hospice nurse, I have witnessed fights breaking out between siblings and other family members over seemingly trivial things and the patient in the home had not even died yet.
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As if we didn't look weird enough with 10 plus plates of cheese in front of us, we kept spontaneously breaking out into jigs to inspire each other to keep going.
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Specifically, Wald noted that shares of Delta appear to be breaking out of "very important resistance" at the $53 mark; the carrier was trading at around $54 per share on Tuesday.
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George Michael & Me, Ridgeley looks back on his life-long friendship with Michael, from becoming pals at school and breaking out as British music royalty to watching Michael find solo success.
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TradingAnalysis.com founder Todd Gordon said that the market is potentially on the verge of a major move out of a consolidation phase, and there's one sector that he sees breaking out.
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While I think the value of AR/VR still remains somewhat debatable, Qualcomm believes that AR and VR had a good 2019 and started breaking out of the consumer gaming space.
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Stefani said that she was motivated to introduce the bill after concerns about violence breaking out at events were raised over a planned far-right rally in San Francisco last year.
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But after breaking out as a ratings bonanza for USA Network, a second installment was conceived, this one venturing far afield from the Petra Hammesfahr best seller that inspired the original.
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Ojeda and others who declared early candidacies will have a lot of trouble breaking out of what's expected to be a large field consisting of several big-name Democrats, potentially including Sen.
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Video via WFAA A group of inmates in Texas was caught on video breaking out of their cell to save a guard's life while they were still shackled, ABC affiliate WFAA reports.
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This is the first time the company has made its content library available through a subscription service, but unlike with HBO, it's not breaking out its streaming service into a separate application.
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Also today it's breaking out usage metrics for the first time, announcing 10 million monthly users — "a very large majority" of whom it says are using the platform via a mobile device.
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You either have to find some eclipse glasses, breaking out some very dark welder's glasses, or use an indirect method — like a pinhole projector (more on that below) — to view the eclipse.
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After breaking out in "The Princess Diaries" (2001), she rose quickly to Hollywood stardom, earning box-office victories ("The Devil Wears Prada", 2006) and critical acclaim ("Brokeback Mountain", 2005) in equal measure.
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We asked dermatologists Sejal Shah, MD and Joshua Zeichner, MD why we just can't seem to get away from these pesky blemishes, and they gave us seven reasons you're still breaking out.
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Dr. Shetreat-Klein wrote the book after a frightening experience with her youngest son, who started wheezing, breaking out in rashes and showing signs of delayed cognitive development after his first birthday.
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At this nascent stage it's not breaking out active user metrics — saying only that its app is getting 500,000 downloads per month, and publishing "up to 4,000" new job offers per week.
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A bump from Microsoft and earnings from General Electric, Honeywell and McDonald's could help decide whether or not stocks could take aim at finally breaking out of a tight trading band Friday.
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After the dishes are washed and you've decided against breaking out the Monopoly board, most people turn to the warming glow of the television to space out and enjoy a food coma.
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Net revenue in the North America Beverages unit, the company's biggest business, rose 1 percent - the slowest growth since the company started breaking out beverage sales from the region a year ago.
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Before the Hate had proceeded for thirty seconds, uncontrollable exclamations of rage were breaking out from half the people in the room […] In its second minute the Hate rose to a frenzy.
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In the video, Elmo admits that he doesn't know the alphabet in Spanish, so what better way for Rodriguez to teach the muppet than by breaking out in full song and dance.
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At a time when the average wedding costs over $25,2544.40 and couples typically spend between $2600,2200 and $2400,215, rebellions are breaking out across the country from New York and Hollywood to Utah.
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Since breaking out of the Nickelodeon mold and settling into pop superstardom, the songstress has become almost as famous for her high ponytails and cat-eyes as she is her vocal chops.
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In some ways, the pair might have been too low-key, never breaking out to the explosive fame that creates national catchphrases, headlining concert tours and starring roles on long-running sitcoms.
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But he said it was essential for Moscow and Washington, the world's largest nuclear powers, to resume arms control talks to prevent what he described as an "unfettered" arms race breaking out.
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One of the prisoners in the lawsuit was Jack Powers, a convicted bank robber from New York, who was sent to the ADX in 2001 after breaking out of prison in Atlanta.
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It's been five years since they've gotten this technology to work, and now that they're breaking out with their first commercial product, they're hoping the demand for their thermoelectric tech will expand.
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This year was no exception, with wildfires consuming well over a million acres in British Columbia, and breaking out amid searing heat waves in Spain, Italy, and other parts of southern Europe.
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Edmonton is hoping Jordan Eberle is breaking out of his funk after the right wing snapped his career-worst 18-game drought Wednesday with just his second goal in 26 contests. 1.
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This sort of apocalyptic rhetoric is actually pretty standard fare when it comes to North Korea, and doesn't mean that armed conflict — let alone nuclear war — is anywhere close to breaking out.
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Video of the incident posted on social media showed an altercation breaking out on a subway platform in Brooklyn late last week, with an officer seen punching 15-year-old Benjamin Marshall.
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It is selling relatively well, but it's such a small business that Apple didn't bother breaking out Watch sales (even in those heady days when Apple used to break out segment revenue).
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Of course, not everything can be anticipated, like a war breaking out eight years after hosting the Games, as was the case for Sarajevo after it held the Winter Games in 230.
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Pop & Rock Since breaking out as a songwriter in the early '216s, Mr. Oberst has made a career out of writing raw, soul-baring confessionals, most notably as part of Bright Eyes.
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You don't need to be a mud-caked John Goodman or a heavily tattooed Wentworth Miller to know that breaking out of a prison can take a lot out of a person.
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In Ventura County, the Thomas Fire has scorched more than 240,000 acres (36,422 hectares) some 50 miles (80 km) northwest of Los Angeles and destroyed 150 homes since breaking out on Monday.
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It was not previously breaking out government reports into different categories so it's not possible to compare how this has evolved over recent years — but it's certainly one to watch going forward.
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Publishers such as Pearson, Wiley and Sage are already on board, Perlego says it is seeing a 116% increase in new subscribers month-on-month, though it isn't breaking out subscriber numbers.
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The Detroit automaker announced today that it was breaking out its mobility programs — which run the gamut from car sharing to autonomous vehicles — into a separate subsidiary called Ford Smart Mobility LLC.
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An additional risk of breaking out its mobility arm into a separate entity is whether the move will inhibit the company's ability to later integrate the new technology into its core structure.
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To put things in stereo can be compromising, but to put something into 360 sound so that it is all around you; that is breaking out of the limitations of previous technologies.
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To Mr. Trump's critics, she is an enabler trapped in a gilded cage, occasionally breaking out to express a divergent opinion or make a high-profile gaffe before retreating again into silence.
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But in the coming weeks, broader testing will help identify the "frontier" of the epidemic, the locations where new cases are breaking out, allowing epidemiologists to isolate the patients and trace contacts.
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Breaking out a window or sending down window cleaners would have been too risky, Ms. Donnelly-Coyne said, so officials baited live traps with cat food and placed them on the roof.
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After breaking out in 22015 as a gay, veteran, millennial, Midwestern mayor and claiming victory in the disputed Iowa caucuses in early February, Buttigieg finished one place lower in each successive state.
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Besides lighting up campfire-scented candles, breaking out the full-bodied reds, and brushing up on PSL-ordering lingo, you can also catch us inside swaddled in our cozy cloaks: AKA, bathrobes.
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Loud cheers rang out after each goal, fans waved the red, white and blue national flag, and after the final whistle Croatian TV showed wild celebrations breaking out in towns and cities.
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"I think we're breaking out above the October run here in that range, so $324 is where I'm targeting on the upside and we may see that fairly quick[ly]," he said.
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Starting with its next earnings report in January, Netflix will begin breaking out membership by four regions, including Asia Pacific, Europe, Middle East and Africa, Latin America, and the US and Canada.
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He predicted the Dodgers would make the playoffs ... now Eric Karros is breaking out the crystal ball yet again for a World Series prediction -- and Red Sox fans ain't gonna like this.
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An "arms race" is breaking out in Brooklyn to draw renters to the neighborhood's hip and expensive rental market, which is becoming increasingly saturated amid a construction boom of high-end apartment buildings.
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Bobby Ryan could be breaking out of his slump as he recorded a goal and an assist Saturday after going without a point in four straight games and seven of his previous eight.
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Some days you're wearing a bathing suit as a body suit and denim shorts; others you're breaking out your go-to black turtleneck and thinking how is it already this time of year?
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The production was prettier and sounded more expensive, sure, but across the album's fifteen tracks Sivan displayed genuine personality, a commodity that's not exactly common for artists breaking out in the Spotify era.
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In general, I use masks for three main purposes — hydration if my skin is feeling dry and tight, calming if I'm irritated, or detoxing and pore-clearing if I'm breaking out a lot.
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According to Worth, beyond the weakness shown by Home Depot relative to the homebuilders, the stock itself has come back to a key level after breaking out from a head-and-shoulders bottom.
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She was emotional after her scoring her first gold in the Giant slalom on Thursday, breaking out into tears when she found out she was able to come ahead of Norway's Ragnhild Mowinckel.
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Hard to say just yet, given that it only recently began breaking out its other bets, and some of those have only materialized in recent years — Alphabet acquired Nest in 2014, for example.
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The group, 26 women in all, performed seven times at the Women's March on Washington D.C., breaking out in song in the middle of a crowd of 500,133 when they felt the urge.
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The group, 26 women in all, performed seven times at the Women's March on Washington D.C., breaking out in song in the middle of a crowd of 500,000 when they felt the urge.
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The market is breaking out with earnings season on the horizon — and another pro sees structural shifts, like exports, accelerating S&P 500 revenues and earnings in the second half of the year.
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But Mr Obama's cool assessment of the mood of the nation is hard to reconcile with the unprecedented ferocity and range of protests breaking out against the president-elect in cities across America.
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Communal violence has been an ever-present part of life in Sri Lanka since the country gained independence from Britain in 1948, with sporadic conflicts breaking out between minority groups and the government.
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The self-proclaimed founder of the alt-right movement says he's gotta watch his back now that riots are breaking out over Donald Trump ... especially since he got socked twice at the inauguration.
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But now that it's breaking out government agency reports of abusive behavior it should at least be possible to see how political pressure on Twitter over this issue rises (or falls) going forward.
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Wong covers topics like pH, the science of face washing, the difference between skin purging and breaking out, and what types of microorganisms cause acne, frequently reading scientific articles from peer-reviewed journals.
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That's probably why Kessler has been so worried about discussing the chance of violence breaking out again at the rally this weekend, telling participants that such talk doesn't help with his legal situation.
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And now with this latest success in the Korean peninsula for the first time, we got peace breaking out since 1950 in the Korean peninsula, and you can&apost argue with that success.
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Fashion trends are ever-changing, but as soon as the weather starts to get warmer, we can all but guarantee a crop of stylish celebs will start breaking out their favorite denim skirts.
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On Sunday, the singer and the model stepped out for a dinner date at Japanese restaurant Gyu-Kaku in L.A., where Spears was photographed breaking out in laughter as she walked alongside Asghari.
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Fitch notes that the $1.35 billion figure likely underestimates the industry's cyber premium exposure as there are inherent challenges to breaking out cyber related premium from other coverages in multi-line coverage products.
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When something is doing well, all the times you had to call someone and beg them to do something, all of a sudden they're calling you, so it's easier when it's breaking out.
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Again, the trader points out that the S&P fell below the 50-day moving average, and then saw an "82-day period of back-and-forth" before breaking out and rallying again.
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The protests and fights in Chicago were the latest in a string of increasingly heated and at-times violent confrontations breaking out at rallies for the front-runner in the Republican presidential race.
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Anti-Trump protests are already getting violent -- we got this crazy video of a fight breaking out on a Washington, D.C. street, and a woman was assaulted ... just one block from the inauguration.
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"We still believe there are more arguments in favor of prices breaking out of their current corridor and embarking on a downward trajectory," said Carsten Fritsch, senior commodities analyst at Commerzbank in Frankfurt.
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Since breaking out in 2006, the Toronto-based singer-songwriter has won six Juno Awards (Canada's Grammy-equivalent), and her music has been featured on everything from Grey's Anatomy and Suits to Veep.
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George shot 28.6 percent from the field and averaged 14.3 points - more than seven below his season average - in a six-game span before breaking out in Sunday's 97-96 win at Atlanta.
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The company provided more details on each of its businesses on Monday, breaking out its revenues from rides, food delivery, bike and scooter rentals, freight shipment and autonomous vehicles for the first time.
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Texas thought its own slugger was breaking out of a slump with a five-game hitting streak, but Prince Fielder went 0-for-5 on Saturday to drop his average back to .188.
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But early footage made it clear that her sassy performance as Harley Quinn, a pigtailed psychopath in hot pants and a "Daddy's Lil Monster" baseball shirt, had a strong chance of breaking out.
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This latest "Westworld" is infinitely more disturbing, because this episode starts with the idea that the androids are breaking out from the canned narratives and traits that their creators have programmed into them.
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So far, Clinton's travel plans hint at a strategy of shoring up her strongholds to prevent Trump from breaking out while laying multiple roadblocks that would prevent Trump from winning 270 electoral votes.
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Both teams have gotten increasingly testy—not unlike last weekend's Steelers-Bengals game when Vontaze Burfict recklessly threw his body into Antonio Brown's upper body—with multiple skirmishes breaking out in between plays.
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Royal Ascot has tightened security following recent incidents of fights breaking out among spectators at race courses across the U.K. It's an image that the British horse-racing authority will want to eradicate.
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She resembles what Colette, the experience-hungry French writer, might have sounded like if she'd come of age in Los Angeles when the Mamas and the Papas were breaking out on the radio.
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As much as we're looking forward to breaking out our open-toed shoes and floral dresses, we respect the role of a lightweight jacket as an excellent foundational piece in our changing closets.
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Should the Europeans break with the Trump administration and agree to help Iran weather harsh economic sanctions imposed by the United States, Tehran said, it could avoid breaking out of the 2015 agreement.
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The soccer world in Brazil is populated by a variety of actors, some drawn by glory, but almost all attracted by the chance of breaking out of poverty, maybe even striking it rich.
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But even with that caveat, I would still hand Jackson's biography to any politician who imagines breaking out of our 50-50 politics and governing as a national rather than a tribal figure.
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Sharron Lennon, a professor in the merchandising program at Indiana University, became interested in studying consumer misbehavior after seeing news reports a few years back about fights breaking out at her local mall.
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Keep Skin Bare If your skin is breaking out more than usual since you've been going makeup-free, you might think the best quick fix is to just go back to wearing makeup.
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" Years later, after breaking out in an agitated sweat shortly after boarding a Concorde for London in 1980, he was taken for electroconvulsive therapy at Columbia-Presbyterian hospital, a treatment he called "miraculous.
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I've also found myself breaking out less since I started using the serum, and my skin texture seems to be smoothing out in a way that very few products have ever helped with.
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Twitter users are up in arms after a World War Three themed video game used the possibility of a war breaking out between America and Iran to promote its product on social media.
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Breaking out a skillet and a bunch of oil on top of the stove is messy, so if you regularly deep fry, take the plunge and invest in an actual deep fryer machine.
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Yasiel Puig recorded three hits and a pair of RBIs in the win and has driven in five runs in his last three games, showing signs of breaking out of a season-long slump.
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A group of a cappella singers at a Chick-fil-A in Nashville surprised onlookers by breaking out in song last Saturday, and footage of the uplifting moment is now going viral on Facebook.
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The official Rio Olympics website has described a "small fire" breaking out after someone decided it would be a great idea to discard their cigarette on a pile of rubbish in the athlete's village.
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The company is also breaking out in-app purchases on the description page, so they can be purchased right from the App Store and not by only opening and digging through the software itself.
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Summer getaways can involve, but aren't limited to: breaking out of our daily routines, spending well SPF-ed time in the sun, indulging in good food, and probably just a little bit of partying.
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Oracle stopped breaking out its cloud computing numbers in the fourth quarter, a move that drew criticism from analysts and investors, who said it gave little insight into the performance of its key business.
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We don't know about you, but our plans for Thursday, October 20, involve breaking out our French maid uniform and throwing shapes to The Rocky Horror Picture Show: Let's Do the Time Warp Again.
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"Climate disasters are not directly triggering conflict outbreak, but may enhance the risk of a conflict breaking out which is rooted in context-specific circumstances," Schleussner, who was lead author of the study, added.
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"The cat is the one cast member I don't get along with," she revealed, explaining that she discovered she was allergic after breaking out in hives when she picked up one of the cats.
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